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YouTube accident pilot: 'I was going to abort'
Idaho pilot Les Gropp had six weeks to second-guess his decisions before the world got into the act. Gropp, at the controls of a 1947 Stinson that crashed following a takeoff at high altitude on a hot day, has been seen by a million people, in a video of his ill-fated flight that was posted Aug. 4 by one of the passengers. Gropp, who suffered a broken jaw in the June 30 accident, said a gust of wind lifted him into the air as he was about to abort the ill-fated takeoff. He expects to make a full recovery, and return to the cockpit with a lesson learned. Read more and watch AOPA Live® >>
Leading Edge: Density altitude and the sudden stop
Reflecting on the Idaho accident footage that has become a YouTube sensation, AOPA Foundation President Bruce Landsberg discusses media buzz, the sinister effects of density altitude, and the value of safety feature retrofits. Read more >>
GA News
General aviation responds to Texas health crisis
When Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings declared a public health emergency to combat a record outbreak of West Nile virus, a general aviation company based in Bridgewater, Va., mobilized to lead the assault on virus-carrying mosquitoes. Dynamic Aviation of Bridgewater has sent four King Air 90 turboprops to Dallas for 10 days of aerial application missions, said company President Michael A. Stoltzfus. The four aircraft were headed for Dallas Executive Airport where the spraying missions would be staged at night. Read more >>
New X-planes fly with mixed results
A pair of advanced aircraft designs by Boeing, one designed to test noise reduction and a second built for speed, logged one success and one failure in August. The aerospace giant celebrated an Aug. 7 maiden flight of the X-48C, an experimental blended wing body design that could significantly reduce the noise of future airliners. The Aug. 14 test of the hypersonic (Mach 5-plus) cruiser dubbed "Waverider" was all splash and no dash. Read more >>
Army airship makes maiden flight in Lakehurst
For the first time in decades, a U.S. military airship appeared Aug. 7 over Lakehurst, N.J., the storied locale where the nation built its first international airport (for airships), where the Hindenburg met its end, and where the age of U.S. military airships appeared to have ended in the 1960s. The Long Endurance Multi-Intelligence Vehicle that launched a flight test program with a 90-minute maiden voyage has a very different look than the semi-rigid airships last flown by the U.S. Navy out of Lakehurst in 1962. Read more >>
Aspen Wi-Fi system connects portables to panels
Aspen Avionics has received FAA supplemental type certification of its much anticipated Connected Panel system. Announced a year ago, the system allows a remotely mounted Wi-Fi box produced by Aspen to become a communications conduit between the aircraft's panel-mount systems and portable devices, such as an iPad or smartphone. AOPA had the chance to do a flight demonstration of Connected Panel recently near Aspen's Albuquerque, N.M., headquarters. Read more >>
New high school leverages aviation to the max
Imagine a high school that takes Fridays off and includes flight training as part of the curriculum. Ready to sign up? Some 300 Albuquerque students did just that at the new Southwest Aeronautics, Mathematics & Science Academy (SAMS) located at Double Eagle II Airport on the city's northwest side. Read more >>
Recovery signs seen in aircraft deliveries
New airplane deliveries logged during the first six months of 2012 point to "positive signs" for the manufacturing sector, said an industry association. The General Aviation Manufacturers Association said airplane shipments increased 5.9 percent during the first six months of 2012 from the corresponding period in 2011. The $8.2 billion value of airplanes delivered marked a 13.2-percent increase over the year-ago period. Read more >>
Cessna renames turbodiesel 182
The turbocharged, jet-fuel-burning Cessna Skylane unveiled at EAA AirVenture July 23 has been renamed the Turbo Skylane JT-A, the company announced Aug. 10. The aircraft, powered by a 230-horsepower diesel-cycle SMA engine, made its debut under the name Turbo 182 NXT. Cessna said that JT-A "better captures and reflects the innovative features" of the airplane—and that the NXT name was already being used. Nemesis Air Racing Corp. holds a trademark for NXT in reference to an aircraft for competition and general aviation use. Read more >>
New $5,000 scholarship added, applications due Aug. 24
AOPA has added the Jimmie Allen Flying Club Flight Training Scholarship as the fourth award to its Flight Training Scholarship Program. The new scholarship, donated by member Sarah Wilson who pilots the 1929 Jimmie Allen Stearman Speedmail, will award $5,000 to a student pilot working toward an initial sport, recreational, or private pilot certificate. Student pilots must submit their online application and have online recommendation forms completed by Aug. 24 to be considered for one of the scholarships. Winners will be announced at AOPA Aviation Summit Oct. 11 through 13. Learn more about eligibility and the application process online.
Shine light on stellar flight training provider
Think you had the best flight instructor or flight school experience? Are you training with an instructor you admire now? Nominate the school or instructor you believe embodies the best in flight training for the AOPA Flight Training Excellence Awards. A school or instructor that wins an award will exemplify what it means to be a great flight training provider, as defined by the criteria identified in AOPA's extensive research. The nomination deadline is Aug. 24, and the awards will be given at AOPA Aviation Summit in Palm Springs, Calif., in October. Nominate someone today.
Olympic visit not a cover story, this time
Mitchell Flint was a veteran World War II combat pilot freshly graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 1948. The state of Israel was fighting for its life, desperately in need of trained pilots. Barred by U.S. law from going to fight for a foreign nation, Flint cooked up a cover story: He was headed to London to see the Olympics, he told U.S. officials. Flint, 89, finally got a chance to make good on that itinerary in 2012. Read more >>
Human-powered helicopter flight sets record
The National Aeronautic Association has certified a duration record for human-powered helicopter flight claimed by a team from the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering for a flight on June 21 in College Park, Md. Read more >>
Trump offers gamblers a Skycatcher
The Trump Taj Mahal Resort Casino is dangling a Cessna Skycatcher as a prize to lure players. Read more >>
Sun 'n Fun, Florida Air Museum consolidate leadership
Sun 'n Fun President John R. "Lites" Leenhouts has assumed leadership of the Florida Air Museum, in an effort to streamline efforts at the two organizations. Read more >>
AOPA Live This Week: Flying high in France, cuts at FAA
Nail your speed and altitude for a precision landing in the French Alps, or else! Delve into the lessons of a viral video as the Air Safety Institute demonstrates the performance-sapping effects of density altitude. Find out how Twitter could help you avoid violating a temporary flight restriction. And what does sequestration mean to pilots? Across-the-board budget cuts could affect your ability to get air traffic control services, file a flight plan, or get modifications to your airplane. All this and more in AOPA Live This Week, Aug. 16.
For daily news updates, see AOPA Online.
Safety & Proficiency
Fly like a fighter: No brakes
The landing rollout isn't the best time to discover a loss of brakes in an F-15. Find out if this former Air Force pilot was able to get the jet stopped and how he applies the lesson learned to flying his GA aircraft. Read more >>
What is the best time to request flight following?
Do you wait until you're airborne before asking for flight following? Do you end up searching for the correct frequency while you should be looking for other traffic? Is there an easier way of requesting traffic advisories? If you think you may be bothering the local controllers to ask for flight following to your destination, you may be surprised to hear that you're not. Listen to the latest Ask ATC segment from the Air Safety Institute and find out the best time to request flight following for your next cross-country. Watch AOPA Live >>
IFR Fix: 'What's that down there?'
Established toward the fix, an instrument pilot descends, levels off, and reviews the procedure's next (and final) leg. So when he checks his progress toward the fix, he is surprised to observe that the CDI remains one dot out. Then the instrument instructor points out the airport below. What evaded the pilot, despite meticulous adherence to procedure and proper setup of the two VORs, was taking time to visualize the aircraft's current position relative to the intersection, and then confirming it with the No. 2 Nav's CDI. Do you visualize an approach before flying it? Read more and take the poll >>
Don't look now
Sometimes it's easy to distinguish individual links in the chain of events leading to an accident, but other wrecks seem to defy explanation. On Oct. 16, 2011, a Cirrus SR22 flew directly into a tower on final approach to Runway 26 of the Danbury, Conn., Municipal Airport. It wasn't just any tower: The Cirrus hit a hazard beacon installed to warn pilots of a hill under the final approach course. Read more in this special report from the Air Safety Institute.
SID phraseology change delayed
The FAA has delayed its rollout of modified clearances for route transitions, standard instrument departures (SIDs), and RNAV SIDs with speed and altitude restrictions, citing concerns about coordinating briefing material. When the agency rolls out the changes in the future, controllers will use the phraseology "climb via" when clearing flights via procedures with published restrictions.
Load, activate, enter
Did you zoom right through the localizer because you forgot to activate the approach? GPS in the IFR system boosts situational awareness, provides IFR access to more airports, and expands routing options. But it's not as good as advertised if you're stuck on the "direct" and "enter" buttons. Whether you're working on your instrument rating or getting ready for an instrument proficiency check, think outside the box with the Air Safety Institute's GPS for IFR Operations online course. Learn basic strategies to reduce cockpit workload— enter the course now.
AOPA Aviation Summit
Exhibit hall hub of activity at Summit
Not only can you peruse hundreds of aviation exhibits, test pilot products and gear, and watch new product announcements in the Palms Springs Convention Center exhibit hall during AOPA Aviation Summit, but you can mingle with fellow pilots and learn new techniques and tips to improve your flying at the Learning Pavilion and Interactive Lounge in the show hall. Read more >>
Continue the flying fun with post-Summit Baja trip
Planning to fly to Palm Springs, Calif., for AOPA Aviation Summit Oct. 11 through 13? Continue the fun after it's over—join other pilots for a post-Summit fly-out down the Baja Peninsula Oct. 14 through 20. Find more information online.
Aviation golf tourney to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
Enjoy a round of golf with aviation enthusiasts and support Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Desert in the AOPA Foundation Charity Golf Tournament. The greens at the Classic Club golf course in Palm Desert, Calif., will come alive with an 8 a.m. shotgun start for pilots and enthusiasts on Oct. 10—one day before the kickoff of AOPA Aviation Summit. Read more >>
Rights notice to be issued with airman, medical apps
Applicants for airman certificates or ratings, inspection authorizations, and airman medical certificates will soon find a new item in the paperwork for their practical test or medical examination: a Pilot's Bill of Rights Written Notification of Investigation from the FAA. The notification, which must be acknowledged in writing by the applicant at the time of the application, is among the provisions of an FAA order issued Aug. 8 in response to enactment of the Pilot's Bill of Rights law. Read more >>
Detroit Class B plan ignores GA's ideas
AOPA has expressed disappointment that the FAA has made only minimal changes to a proposal to modify and expand Detroit's Class B airspace despite substantial burdens the plan would impose on general aviation operations. The airspace plan, published in a notice of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register Aug. 14, appears to largely ignore mitigating ideas that AOPA offered in airspace meetings, and later requested in formal comments, the association said. Read more >>
Convention attendees: Join the discussion of GA issues
Will you be attending the Republican National Convention Aug. 27 through 30 or the Democratic National Convention Sept. 4 through 6? AOPA wants to know. AOPA President Craig Fuller and the association's government affairs team will be present at both conventions, organizing events to demonstrate the importance of aviation and the engagement of the general aviation community. Join the discussion >>
GOP convention prompts Tampa TFR
The FAA is alerting pilots it will issue TFRs in the area of Tampa, Fla., Aug. 26 through 30 in support of the Republican National Convention. A 30-nautical-mile outer ring with a 10-nm inner core and a 3-nm ring will be active at various times throughout the event; operations at Peter O Knight Airport will be prohibited when either is in effect. See the flight advisory for restrictions and effective times.
Flight restrictions seen from possible sanctuary expansion
A federal agency has opened a study of expanding the boundaries of California's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, with possible ramifications for overflights of the area. The study follows the implementation last February of a precedent-setting regulation that gave the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration power to restrict overflights, including a presumption that pilots flying below 1,000 feet msl in the vicinity of the sanctuary have disturbed wildlife. Pilots would be exposed to sanctions including fines. Read more >>
Inspector general critical of FAA NextGen effort
Airline operators are reluctant to spend dollars on further avionics upgrades and concerned about the potential for significant delays realizing the benefits of NextGen—particularly at the nation's most congested airports. That is among the conclusions of an audit released Aug. 1 by the Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General that cited several challenges in keeping NextGen on track. Read more >>
Join the Airport Support Network today
Ensuring the health and vitality of your airport is up to you—incompatible development and economic and political pressures can restrict your flying. Every day, close to 2,500 Airport Support Network (ASN) volunteers work with AOPA headquarters to help save their airports, but we need more. Below is a link to a list of the airports where an ASN volunteer could make a difference.
To nominate yourself or an associate to be a volunteer, visit AOPA Online.
To learn more about the Airport Support Network, visit ASN Online.
Member Benefits
ARROW: Checking your registration more important than ever
Is your registration certificate still valid? Checking an aircraft registration certificate is not as simple as it used to be. The FAA has initiated a process of re-issuing all aircraft registration certificates. The new certificates will be valid for only three years, and they will be issued with an expiration date. The next time you check the registration certificate for the aircraft you are about to fly, remember to look a little closer. Does it have an expiration date, or only an "issuance" date? Read more from Pilot Protection Services legal expert Ron Golden.
Fast fix for member's forgotten form
AOPA member Alberto Guerrero described himself as "desperate" when he called AOPA with a problem: He had forgotten to sign and return the policy form for his non-owned insurance, and feared his flying club wouldn't let him fly. Within 20 seconds, AOPA staffer Jo Cox had put him at ease. "I was so relieved to get someone on the phone who had a solution to my problem and cared to make my life a little easier," Guerrero said. Read more >>
AOPA Career Opportunities
Ever dream of turning your passion for aviation into a career? We're looking for a major gifts officer, accounts payable technician, administrative coordinator, director of new market development, aviation technical generalist, and Web graphic designer. To learn more about other AOPA career opportunities, visit AOPA Online.


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Papertrey Ink is celebrating its 5th Anniversary and is having challenges from today everyday for ten days with prizes. Today's challenge is to pick one of the team members favorite projects to use as inspiration for your very own creation.You can find all the details here on Nichole's blog.
My first pick is Maile Belles.
Here is my card inspired by Maile.
Cardstock: Stampers Select White and True Black from PTI
Stamp sets: Retro Background Stamp and Wonderful Words Additions
Inks: Amuse Bubblegum, Ocean, Lime and Orange and Perfect Plum from SU. Black Stazon Ink
Accessories: MFT Alpha dies, SU heart punch, Pink glitter paper, Circle border die from PTI
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Nikolaos S. Papageorgiou, Eugenio M. Rocha
We consider a nonlinear Neumann problem driven by the p-Laplacian differential operator with a nonsmooth potential (hemivariational inequality). Using variational techniques based on the smooth critical point theory and the second deformation theorem, we prove an existence theorem and a multiplicity theorem, under hypothesis that in general do not imply the coercivity of the Euler functional.
Published July 10, 2010.
Math Subject Classifications: 35J25, 35J80.
Key Words: Locally Lipschitz function; generalized subdifferential; second deformation theorem; Palais-Smale condition.
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The Arc 14: Restore My Soul with Ann-Margret Hovsepian
On this episode Joy and Adam talk with
Ann-Margret Hovsepian about Restore My Soul, a new devotional adult coloring book.
Grab your colored pencils and get ready to refresh your spirit with this coloring book devotional journey!
For lovers of the Secret Garden and Enchanted Forest coloring books, Restore My Soul is a beautiful, interactive devotional designed to celebrate our unique creativity and connect us with the ultimate Creator. Find refreshment in short reflections on Scripture and be inspired as you color accompanying intricate illustrations created for meditation and prayer. Both contemplative and imaginative, Restore My Soul is the perfect space for the artist in us all.
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Make Some Noise (Beastie Boys song)
|"Make Some Noise"
|Single by Beastie Boys
|from the album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
|"Passion Pit Remix"
|April 11, 2011
|Digital download, CD single
|Alternative hip hop
|Michael Diamond, Adam Keefe Horovitz, Adam Nathaniel Yauch[1]
|Beastie Boys
|Beastie Boys singles chronology
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"Make Some Noise" is a song by American hip hop group the Beastie Boys, released as the third single from their eighth studio album, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two (2011). Following two other singles from the album, "Make Some Noise" was released on April 11, 2011, prior to the album's release. The song is also their highest-charting single since 2004's "Ch-Check It Out", peaking at No. 1 on the Nielsen BDS alternative rock indicator chart.[citation needed] The song appears on the soundtrack to the videogame Madden NFL 12.
Music videos[edit]
A standard length music video for "Make Some Noise" was released on April 20, 2011.[2] The video is a sequel to the music video for the Beastie Boys' 1987 single "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)". Seth Rogen, Danny McBride, and Elijah Wood portray Mike D, MCA, and Ad-Rock respectively as they continue the party throughout town. The music video features many notable film and television actors in cameo roles: Rashida Jones, Will Arnett, Rainn Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, Mary Steenburgen, Ted Danson, Amy Poehler, Steve Buscemi, Chloë Sevigny, Maya Rudolph, Kirsten Dunst, David Cross, Orlando Bloom, Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly, and Jack Black (the last 3 playing a future older version of the Boys).[3]
A 30-minute-long version written and directed by MCA and entitled Fight for Your Right Revisited was released the following day to commemorate the 25th anniversary of "(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)".[4] It is an extended version of the music video with additional segments, followed by a dance battle between the Beastie Boys and their future selves that ends with both past and future versions urinating on each other and everyone getting arrested by the police (played by the actual Beastie Boys). There are cameos from Susan Sarandon, Rashida Jones, Stanley Tucci, Amy Poehler, Mary Steenburgen, Alicia Silverstone, Laura Dern, Milo Ventimiglia and Martin Starr. Additional performers include Adam Scott, Roman Coppola, Shannyn Sossamon, Robert Downey Jr., Jody Hill, Dan Aykroyd, Mike Mills, Arabella Field, Alfredo Ortiz, and Silvia Šuvadová.[5] MCA's daughter Losel also makes a brief appearance in the videos.
|Chart (2011)
|Belgium (Ultratip Flanders)[6]
|Belgium (Ultratip Wallonia)[6]
|Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[7]
|Canada Rock (Billboard)[8]
|Germany (German Youth Airplay Chart)[9]
|Netherlands (Mega Single Top 100)[10]
|US Bubbling Under Hot 100 (Billboard)
|US Alternative Songs (Billboard)[11]
|US Mainstream Rock Songs (Billboard)
|US Rock Songs (Billboard)
- ^ "Make Some Noise Lyrics". Gracenote. May 8, 2011.
- ^ "Beastie Boys' 'Make Some Noise' Video Premieres - Music, Celebrity, Artist News". MTV.com. 2011-04-20. Retrieved 2013-07-07.
- ^ "Beastie Boys' Star-Studded 'Make Some Noise' Video Premieres". Billboard. Retrieved 2013-07-07.
- ^ "Beastie Boys' 'Fight For Your Right Revisited': Five Things You Might Have Missed - Music, Celebrity, Artist News". MTV.com. 2011-04-21. Retrieved 2013-07-07.
- ^ "Fight for Your Right Revisited" (video) at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ a b "ultratop.be - Beastie Boys - Make Some Noise". Retrieved 2011-05-11.
- ^ "Chart History". Billboard. Retrieved December 10, 2018.
- ^ "Chart History". Billboard. Retrieved December 10, 2018.
- ^ German Airplay Chart Archived 21 April 2011 at the Wayback Machine, Retrieved on 2011-06-03
- ^ "dutchcharts.nl - Beastie Boys - Make Some Noise". Retrieved 2011-05-11.
- ^ "Beastie Boys Album & Song Chart History: Alternative Songs". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved 2011-05-11.
External links[edit]
- "Make Some Noise" Official music video on YouTube
- "Make Some Noise" Long, uncensored version on Dumpert
- Fight for Your Right Revisited promotional video on YouTube
- Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics
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Episode 18 - *Spoilers* It's Ben's Birthday!
In this bumper edition of Frigays, Daniel and Ben pick apart the week that saw mean-girl and fish-bat hybrid fan Freya make an unwelcome return; a new hunk arrive on the street to tend to Sheila's bush(es); and Susan and Elly take exposition to new heights with the entire life history of Bea and Liz re-told in less time than it took for Xanthe to come down from her ADHD high.
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It's almost a new year! And I have several new ideas that I'd like to try here at Read My Chicken Scratch. I think this is my favorite idea of all, and I hope you'll agree.
I know that you have great recipes to share. Maybe it's something that your family has made for generations, or something you just came up with in your own kitchen last week. But not everyone has a blog to share these great stories and recipes. I want to give you a stage where you can show off a bit. I want to share your stories and photos. I want to make you the star of your own blog post!
So I have a few rules that MUST be followed, and also a few guidelines that would be helpful to me or to you.
- Please e-mail submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com. Put "HOMEMADE" in all caps in the subject line.
- Please give credit where credit is due. If you know that grandma's coconut cream pie recipe came off the side of a box, let us know that. It's ok! I realize that nobody is perfect and you may not know where the recipe came from, but we want to try our best to always link to original authors/magazines/companies/etc. who may have published these recipes.
- Please include at least one picture of yourself or the member of your family that made this recipe. The better the picture quality, the easier it makes my job, but if a fuzzy shot of Aunt Doreen is all you've got, I'll take what I can get. (For those techie enough to understand this – I resize all my pics to a width of 640 pixels. Don't feel like you need to send a huge, high-resolution photo. They take forever to e-mail if they even come through at all, and then I'll just be sizing them down to 640 anyway.) If you have absolutely no way of getting me a picture (no digital camera or camera phone, no way to scan one) don't let that prevent you from sending your recipe, but let me know what the problem is and maybe we can work around it another way.
- Please send me your Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram or Google + information, and I will tag you in any social media shares if possible.
- Everyone who submits a recipe will receive a response from me. If you don't get that response, it's possible that I didn't receive your e-mail or it got stuck in my spam filter. Feel free to resend or contact me another way (Facebook, Twitter, etc) to check.
- By submitting your recipe, you are giving permission for me to publish it to my blog, with proper credit given to you as the author. You are also giving permission for me to edit it as needed (if you have a problem with my edits, you can contact me and we'll work something out). I will tag you if possible on social media shares. I have no control over other bloggers who may choose to steal content – but I have addressed that in my Policy Regarding Use of Content.
- Please be as specific as possible in your recipe. I'll be recreating these dishes to photograph for the blog, so it is helpful to know things like how fine to chop the nuts or how thick to roll the dough. If I do something different than you would have or if I misunderstand your instructions, please be understanding.
- I LOVE a heartfelt or funny family story, so if you can include one I'd love to share it.
- If your recipe includes alcohol, please try to offer a non-alcoholic alternative ingredient for those who prefer not to go to the liquor store on our weekly grocery run.
- Please don't be offended if you send a recipe and do not see it featured on the blog. I might try your recipe and be unable to duplicate it in my kitchen for some reason or not have the right equipment or appliances needed. There are a number of reasons it might not work out – but I promise I'll do my best!
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Some have said, regarding this crazy election season, "You can't make this stuff up." Well, you can, and a number of authors did, and we're all featured in a great new StoryBundle right now!
I'll let the bundle's curator tell you all about it:
Four years ago I published Endgame, about a reality show star running for President. An agent told me, "Way too over-the-top. And totally unbelievable."
(Which makes me wonder if Mister Trump read it and got the idea to run.)
You can't argue with reality often being stranger than fiction this year. That said, it's only fitting that we put together a bundle of political thrillers which are fiction… well, for now, anyway.
These days everything is political… while some of the books in our bundle touch on the race for the Oval Office, politics is not just exclusive to the electoral process. Our bundle kicks off with a classic Pulitzer Prize winner by Allen Drury, Advise and Consent, about the Supreme Court. A timely topic in light of Justice Scalia's unfilled seat.
Speaking of award winning authors, we've got a novel from Hugo & Ellery Queen award winner Kristine Rusch, The Enemy Within, a cool alternate history book set in the turbulent sixties. What if there was yet another assassination of a legendary Washington figure?
New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Joshua Graham offers Latent Image in which a picture is worth more than a thousand words to the Secret Service… and the photographer is worth even more.
Michael D. Britton comes up with some of the most clever plots I've ever read. His novel AssassinWare deals with electronic security and might have you disconnecting your computer from the Internet by the time you're halfway through the book.
You'll also find riveting stories on everything from contract killers to submarines, all with political intrigue. I love a good page-turner, and trust me, these books hit the ground running.
So if you need a break from the strange reality of the 2016 election, our political thriller bundle should be just the ticket. Our "campaign" runs through election day, and in this case, I think we've got ten winners. I promise no TV ads, no robo-calls, no direct mail appeals for money. I only ask that you read early, read often.
I'm Nick Harlow, and I approved this bundle. – Nick Harlow
The initial titles in the Political Thriller Bundle (minimum $5 to purchase) are:
- ENDGAME by Nick Harlow
- AssassinWare by Michael D. Britton
- Latent Image by Joshua Graham
- Winter Dragon by Henry Martin
- Advise & Consent by Allen Drury
If you pay more than the bonus price of just $15, you get all five of the regular titles, plus five more:
- The Brokered Convention by Nick Harlow
- Swap Out! by M. L. Buchman
- The Enemy Within by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
- Sara X by Donald A. Shinn
- Decision by Allen Drury
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So…I'm pretty floored to be in such fabulous company in this bundle. Please do share this with all your reader friends who enjoy a good political thriller…there's lots to enjoy here!


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Marie Eastman (Acting Chair)
Marie was born in Botwood, NL. She is a member of the Spl'tek First Nations in Grand Falls-Windsor, a past member of the Federation of Newfoundland Indians and current Qalipu First Nations member.
Marie has a long and active volunteer history within the Aboriginal community, particularly helping to address issues facing Aboriginal Women. She is the current President of the Exploits Native Women's Association (ENWA) and has served as co- chair, Vice President and a Board member for the Newfoundland Aboriginal Women's Network (NAWN).
Much of Marie's spare time is devoted to Aboriginal cultural activities within her community, and she is often called upon to participate and facilitate at these events. She currently resides in Wooddale where she and her husband of 35 years operate a farming enterprise.
Brian Dicks (Treasurer)
Brian Dicks resides Corner Brook and is serving his first term as Councilor for the Corner Brook Ward. He earned a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from St. Mary's University and later acquired a Certified Financial Planner designation. After working within the private sector for twenty years in a senior management capacity he left to pursue opportunities in consulting and business development.
In addition to representing members on Band Council, he also serves on Standing Committees with the Qalipu Mi'kmaq Commercial Fisheries and Urban Reserve. These Committee's are responsible for managing and exploring business and partnership opportunities that create employment for Band members and generate own source revenue that the Band can use to be self-sustaining, and to support programs and services for members.
Brian brings an extensive background in business development, finance and senior management, and hopes to employ his experience in these areas to promote economic growth and sound financial management within Qalipu. Additionally, as with many Band members, he shares a thirst for Mi'kmaq culture and the desire to explore our cultural roots.
Brian adds, "I look forward to working with the Cultural Foundation and supporting its mandate to rediscover our heritage and traditions, and to promote a renewed spirit of Mi'kmaq culture within our Band and province."
Patricia Brockway (Secretary)
Patricia is a cultural teacher and is currently learning the Mi'kmaq language. She is the President of the Benoit's Cove Native Women's Association, a singer and drummer with the Bay of Islands Drumming group, and a member of the Corner Brook Native Women's Association. She is also the vice president of NAWN.
Patricia has facilitated numerous Mi'kmaq cultural workshops for various communities and associations within the region. She is a facilitator for the Violence Prevention Initiative, and has facilitated a drug awareness program for schools in the Bay of Islands area.
Patricia's favorite activities include teaching the Mi'kmaq culture, drumming and singing Mi'kmaq songs. She currently resides in Frenchman's Cove with her husband, Barry, and they have two children.
Brittany Pittman (Youth Representative)
Kevin Barnes
Kevin Barnes was born in Frenchman's Cove, a small fishing village on the south shore of the Bay of Islands. He has lived in Benoit's Cove, Humber Arm South for the past thirty years.
Kevin works with Parks Canada in Gros Morne National Park as a Park Interpreter, where he takes visitors on guided hikes throughout the park.
For the last ten years, Kevin has been a member of the Federation of Newfoundland Indians. During this time, he has had the rewarding privilege of teaching children about Aboriginal culture and beliefs. Kevin currently holds the position of Western region Vice Chief for the Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation Band
He is married to Sharon White, a retired nurse from Halfway Point, and they have two children.
Marlene Farrell
Marlene Farrell taught primary and elementary school for thirty years in and around the Bay St. George and Codroy Valley areas, and was vice-principal of Our Lady of Mercy School in St. George's for six years.
Since retiring, Marlene has been busy volunteering with many groups in the St. George's area. She is the vice -chief of the local St. George's Indian Band, and assists with Aboriginal Day activities, the yearly elders feast, and activities at the Ktaqmkuk Mi'kmaq Historical Museum.
Marlene is a member and trained facilitator with the Newfoundland Aboriginal Women's Network and a member of the St. George's Women's Circle. She volunteers with the Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Circle and helps offer the You-Go-Girl program in her community.
Currently, Marlene is enrolled in a Mi'kmaq Language course and hopes to be fluent in both reading and speaking of the Mi'kmaq language upon completion.
Marlene lives in St. George's with her husband, Allan. They have two children and one grandson.


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For the 2017th edition of APLF LEATHER & MATERIALS+, the Spanish tanning industry will be present through a group pavilion of 7 renowned tanneries and PELLECURTEX, a new Spanish company that willl be participating for the first time in Asia Pacific's largest professional fair for leather and materials.
The small representation of the Spanish industry is definitely not reflective of the importance which the Spanish Tanners Association attributes to one of the most important shows outside EU territory, yet many Spanish companies are choosing between APLF in Hong Kong and ACLE in Shanghai. This is mainly due to the fact that the majority of companies are family-run businesses and manpower necessary to attend all shows which are considered key in the development of their businesses.
Acexpiel is happy with the participation, as this select group is highly representative of the quality, innovation and craftsmanship of the articles produced in the Iberian Peninsula, and hopes to be able to attract more enterprises for following APLF editions, since they have seen an increase in enquiries over the last few months.
Companies attending: Casas I Fills; Combalia; Inter-Leather; Curtidos Badia; Verdeveleno, Riba Guixa, Morera Pell and Inpelsa.
Under the umbrella of the Spanish Tanners you can also find an interesting participation of chemical companies, such as Leather Química and Texapel. The highly renowned company Olcina will also be present. Outside the group participation, we have Pellecurtex and Quimser, a tanner and chemical company respectively.
QUIMSER offers an extensive range of customized chemicals for the whole leather process, from beamhouse to finishings.
PELLECURTEX S.L. is a Spanish and Turkish joint venture (Pellecurtex Group) who are into the manufacturing of innovative, speciality chemicals & dyestuffs for the Leather and Textile Industry. Besides the chemical production, the company also has tanneries located in Turkey, Poland and Russia, carrying out the complete tanning process. With over 100 employees, they are global suppliers for the leather and textile industries.
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2) This year I planted cherry colored nasturtiums giving the usual orange ones a pass.The results have been spectacular.
3) The snap dragons are really going great and have filled up this long bed at the front of the house.
February 27, 2009
2) This year I planted cherry colored nasturtiums giving the usual orange ones a pass.The results have been spectacular.
3) The snap dragons are really going great and have filled up this long bed at the front of the house.
February 21, 2009
Australia(especially the southeastern state of Victoria) was ravaged recently by bushfires that resulted in the tragic loss of 201 lives.Many are still in hospitals with very serious burns.This is the worst incident in Australia's history of bushfires.The dates 6th and 7th Feb 2009 will probably go down in the country's history as the darkest.
But Aussies have this truly remarkable attitude to life that makes them get up and get back on their feet in the shortest possible time.Ask a Aussie who is visibly ill,
"How are you mate?"
99.9 % of the time what you will hear is not a litany of his/her troubles but this:
"No worries mate."
I am posting this picture that a friend sent from Melbourne.It has been taken at a winery in the wine making region of Yarra Valley.It is a beautiful area( as is most of Australia) and the hot air balloon rides over the picturesque valley are very popular.Well ths picture was taken at a wedding that took place recently against the backdrop of the still burning fires.
This photo has not been taken by me.I just felt this was worth sharing with everyone because for me this truly captures the Aussie spirit.My thanks to the original photographer who captured this image.
February 20, 2009
3) When I would not give up with my annoying 'bird noises' one eye opened and I got this look.It says it all.It does
P.s: Going by its size this one is going to be one big cat.Just like its daddy
I backed off and called the local SPCA (society for preventing cruelty to animals). They sent a young Sri Lankan employee who brought them down but then insisted on taking them to the shelter. No amount of pleading the mommy cat's case would make him relent so off he went with the two kittens to the shelter and I was left with a mommy cat that mewled pitifully for a whole week before it gave up on its babies. The guilt of somehow being responsible for that fiasco made me watch out protectively over the present litter of three, out of which two survived and one got lost when it was a cute little fur ball.
So this is the one that has survived and has now been left alone by the mommy cat. She no longer plays with him/her, nor hangs around protectively. So this fella has taken to hanging around my garden, chasing birds (probably making a meal out of a few) and knocking down my carnations by jumping all over then during its bird chases.As you can make out from the pictures this one has a mind of its own and is quite a character.
February 13, 2009
This came to me in an email and I think for sheer ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit it is matchless.Have a look.
My apologies to the original photographer for using this picture without consent but it is too good not to share it.I have no idea who you are but you do have a brilliant eye for capturing the idiosyncracies of the nation.
February 10, 2009
Lately,I have not found myself inspired to write about anything .Writer's block? Maybe. But there is no photographer's block on the horizon so here is a tour around my personal paradise. Come along.
This flower fascinated me for a whole month last season……unfortunately I had no seeds to plant it again this year. A dust storm was about to hit the day this picture was taken and hence the brownish hue of the pic.
This is where the bountiful vegetables come from.In the left lower corner is the compost bin where all kitchen and garden waste is composted.Just showing off my GREEN credentials.
The paperwala arrives with my copy of the local daily and a day old copy of The Economic Times.
This is how serene the compund looks,bathed in the winter sun.Don't even ask how it is in summers with temperatures at 48 degrees+.
The gardener gets busy watering. He has been nurturing this place for last 30 years, I am told.
This is the oasis his efforts create within the walls of the compound.Look over the wall to see how it would be without constant improving of soil and watering.
The barbecue that is usually used as my gardening work bench to raise seedlings and carry out the re-potting of plants. What else can a vegetarian do with a barbecue?
The mid morning sun brings out the many hues of green that are there.
OK, that's it folks.See you again soon. Take care.


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Blue Jackets score twice in shootout to top Hurricanes 3-2
By ROBERT DENHARD, Associated Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Joonas Korpisalo doesn't get many starts as the backup to the league's top goalie, Sergei Bobrovsky. On the ice for the Blue Jackets for the first time in three weeks, he made it count.
Korpisalo made 29 saves in regulation and overtime, and Cam Atkinson and Artemi Panarin scored in the shootout to give Columbus a 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night.
Korpisalo maintained solid positioning as Carolina misfired on its two shootout attempts.
"I thought it was going to be fun. I like shootouts," said Korpisalo, who made his fifth start. "The boys scored both goals and the easy part was left for me."
Bobrovsky, a two-time Vezina trophy winner, leads the league this season in save percentage and goals-against average. Korpisalo has twice been sent to Columbus' AHL affiliate to see game action.
"I liked our game. I thought everybody contributed, and I'm thrilled for Korpy," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said. "For him to get a win — I guess as your second goalie — and where he's going back and forth to Cleveland to stay sharp, I'm thrilled for him. I think the organization handled it so well."
Zach Werenski had a goal and an assist, and Josh Anderson also scored for the Blue Jackets, who won their first game after their season-best six-game winning streak ended. Columbus has won five in a row at home.
Noah Hanifan scored in the first period for Carolina, and Brock McGinn tied it midway through the third. Scott Darling had 36 saves for the Hurricanes, who had gone 6-3-1 in their past 10 games.
Columbus outshot Carolina 5-2 in overtime.
"The third period was our best period," Hurricanes coach Bill Peters said. "It was a battle all night. We didn't execute very well, but then the best part of our execution and the best part of our game was the third."
Down a goal and starting to find more open ice in the third period, McGinn sent a shot from the slot past Korpisalo for his sixth goal this season.
Anderson put Columbus on the board early in the opening period with his team-leading ninth goal, converting a 2-on-1 one-handed feed from Pierre-Luc Dubois.
The Hurricanes took advantage of an odd-man break of their own when Columbus defenseman Scott Harrington got caught up the ice. Hanifan finished it off with his fourth at 7:41.
Columbus struck quickly again in the second period to pull ahead 2-1 when Werenski placed a wrist shot from the right circle over Darling's glove. Alexander Wennberg, out the last six games with an injury, pulled up inside the blue line and sent a cross-ice pass to set up Werenski.
"Great goaltending, that's the key right there," Wennberg said. "When it comes down to getting the extra point, they're huge. Every game makes a difference."
NOTES: Tortorella became the third coach to win 100 games for Columbus. … Carolina kicked off a stretch of playing 10 of 12 games on the road. …The Blue Jackets are 8-0-1 in games beyond regulation.
Columbus: The Blue Jackets host Anaheim on Friday.
Carolina: The Hurricanes visit the Rangers on Friday.
More NHL hockey: https://apnews.com/tag/NHLhockey


text: Here's a fun Father's Day gift idea Dad and the kids will love. Print drums and a keyboard on the back of a white T-shirt an let the kids take turns playing and giving Dad a massage. This is similar to the race track T-shirt idea. Visit the site below for more.


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It was such a good investment because I have absolutely worn it to death this winter (and of course being vintage it doesn't look worn to death at all!). Look at this close up of the wonderful fabric, what a classic design . . .
This woollen company started up in 1909 with the manufacture of blankets and over time has diversified into other areas, including the creation of mens and women's clothing. It began to manufacture women's clothes in 1949 with the release of a woollen jacket that became so popular it is known as the '49er jacket'. The 49er jacket was developed over the years into different incarnations and colours, as can be seen from this 1957 ad . . .
I have to say I am not a fan of plaid and you should be warned that a lot of the Pendleton suits online do seem to be plaid, but if you keep on looking, you should find something a little less, well . . . plaidish (!)
I was also interested to see, from their website, that Pendleton is what they call a 'vertically integrated company', which means they basically perform each step in the manufacturing process - they dye, spin and weave the wool and then manufacture that wool into suits. That control over the whole process is probably why their clothes are of such good quality.
The Pendleton Mill and Company still functions today and from the look of their website it looks as if they make beautiful clothes (although nothing contemporary can be as good as vintage in my book!).
I hope you enjoyed that insight into one of America's very interesting clothing companies and good luck with buying your very own houndstooth suit!


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2012 Skeletal Dysplasia Course
The 2012 Course has been held in Lausanne from July, 2 to July 6, 2012.
The course has been a success and all participants have had fun. The pictorial report can be downloaded here (PDF, approx. 7 MB)
The programme and registration information can be downloaded here.
Previous page: 2012 special Course - Campinas, Brasil
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text: I scratchbuilt these two wooden trussrod flatcar gondolas from individual basswood boards and painted one bright yellow to represent it shortly after it came into service on the Albion Pawtuxet and Galilee. The other, which has been assigned to a maintenance-of-way work train, has not had a paint job for some years. Filled with track ballast, it has one of the crew resting on the front of the car. A photograph of both appeared in "Make Mine and Old Timer," my 1979 article in Railroad Modeler.


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Texas is now in its worst-ever one-year drought, according to John Nielsen-Gammon, the Texas State Climatologist and professor of atmospheric sciences at Texas A&M; University. The epic heat wave and lack of rainfall is baking Texas dry, leaving the nation's second largest agricultural producer reeling. The records set for Texas tell the story of a polluted climate killing the state:
— Hottest month ever (July)
— Hottest July ever, average temperature 87.2°F (previous record 86.5°F in 1998)
— Hottest June ever (fifth hottest month ever), average temperature 85.2°F
— Least year-to-date precipitation, 6.53 inches (historical average 16.03 inches; previous record 9.36 inches in 1917)
— Driest consecutive 8, 9, and 10 months, 7.25 inches 8.35 inches, and 9.17 inches respectively
— Driest 12 months ending in July, 15.16 inches (previous record 16.46 inches in 1925)
— 99.93 percent of the state is in some level of drought
— 73.49 percent of the state is in exceptional drought
"These statistics rank the current drought as the most severe one-year drought ever for Texas," Nielsen-Gammon explains. "Never before has so little rain been recorded prior to and during the primary growing season for crops, plants and warm-season grasses."
In coming years, the climate is expected to worsen for Texas, in large part because of the fossilized carbon extracted from underneath the now-dying land. "Triple-digit temperatures will be the norm in Texas within a few decades, and 115-degree heat won't be surprising," Nielsen-Gammon warned last year.


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Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Wheel and Axle day
Wheeeeeee! What a great day. Gosh, I was in paradise. The kids took a mildly amusing and interesting project and really ran with it. Mad decorating and innovations with design and decoration with these cars, and then they even ended up drawing multiple tracks for the cars with side walk chalk on the ground complete with pits of despair, lava, water obstacles, and so much more. I can't TELL you how happy this all makes me.... kids happily immersed in creating and playing is just WHERE IT IS AT, for me. Woo hoo!
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- Miss Elizabeth said...
you can see the intensity of interest on their faces. Awesome!
- January 11, 2011 at 11:02 AM
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Broken capillaries are thin pink-to-red threads that develop on the nose and cheeks of a person's face. While these blemishes aren't a sign of a serious problem, you'll want them treated, but mostly for cosmetic purposes. This often leads to questions surrounding how you can reduce their appearance. Unfortunately, your options are relatively limited.
Apply makeup to conceal problematic patches of skin. Though this doesn't remove the broken capillaries, makeup can reduce their appearance. Find a hue of makeup that best matches the tone of your skin for best results.
Invest in a lotion or cream containing Vitamin K. Vitamin K has been used as a natural treatment for rosacea as well as bruising after laser treatments. According to Melbourne Dermatology, it can help treat capillaries under the eyes, so it may prove beneficial for some people suffering from broken capillaries on the face.
Talk to a dermatologist or cosmetic surgeon about electrosurgery. With this procedure, a needle is inserted into the blood vessel and administers an electrical current that prompts the vein or capillary to collapse, causing the blemish to disappear.
Discuss the option of laser therapy. With this method of removing broken capillaries, a vascular laser emits pulses of energy that penetrates the skin and actually destroys the targeted blood vessel. The only drawbacks are the potential of pain and bruising. But both are temporary problems.
Try intense pulsed light therapy. Similar to laser therapy, IPL delivers pulses of energy directly into selected areas of the skin. But instead of an actual laser, these are pulses of light. The light heats the blood vessel, clogging the broken capillary. Once clogged, it is absorbed back into the body.
As with almost any medical procedure, all surgical forms of capillary removal have the potential of side effects. Side effects vary from person to person, but you may experience some skin irritation after the procedure.


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January 23, 2013 A cogent review of Delta's new EQD
So it is starting to become old news that Delta is adding a minimum spend requirement to the SkyMiles elite tiers for 2015. I am a bargain basement mileage runner looking to get status at the lowest possible cost. In short I am the person Delta is looking to eliminate from its elite rolls. CNN Money to did a cogent review of the change, http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2013/01/23/delta-frequent-flyer/.
CNN's argument is this, let's say I am going from Phoenix to Orlando, before the change since I have status of Delta, I would take them at equal or pay a slight premium to fly Delta. Now that I will not have status, I will only take Delta if they are at best equal with other carriers. So here is the question that needs to be asked, does this change make me wan to spend money on Delta? Easy answer is no. Does it make any flyer want to spend money on Delta? I don't think so, the people who will be elite under this scheme will be the business flyers and they don't care since it is not their money.
What CNN fails to consider though is this. People generally see frequent flyer programs as equal. If you look on surface, Delta, American, US, and United all have very similar programs. All offer trips for 25K miles, all offer credit cards, all allow rewards with partners. What people do not see is the fact that all the programs are different. Critically here is the value of a SkyMile. A SkyMile is worth less compared to an AA, US, or United mile. It is worth less because their miles are generally difficult redeem at the 25k level, and there are few partners to redeem on. Without elite status the SkyMiles program is of little benefit reward wise. However, the average elite traveler will not notice this, well until they find themselves earning at a lower level.
Delta is trying to polarize their program. Delta wants to attract the high revenue flyers even if they are high cost. Delta doesn't care if they are spending 10 cents a mile on a flyer if they are getting 30 cents mile from that flyer. Also Delta wants as many people as possible in the SkyMiles program. The person who doesn't travel and just has the credit card to redeem for the occasional trip to Orlando. This flyer represents very little cost to Delta and the revenue from the credit card and the occasional ticket that is redeemed or sold outweighs that low cost. Delta thinks by implementing this program they will eliminate the high cost low revenue flyer that I represent. The question remains what revenue will replace the albeit limited revenue I generate.
CNN's review is a cogent review of the new program and why it will fail. That being said, I think it will succeed the push to a revenue based model is to strong.
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January 17, 2013 Delta Going to a Revenue Based Loyalty Program: Confirmed
Yahoo.com is reporting that Delta has confirmed the revenue requirement for their 2014 SkyMiles program.
This is disappointing, mostly because I travel on el-cheap fares, but it is not unexpected. I suspect if this sticks, UA and AA will join them. That being said, the changes only apply to US and US Territory members. So those wishing to avoid this need only to have a non-US address.
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August 24, 2012 The Huffington Post on Airlines in the US
John Nicholson of the Huffington Post publishing an article today proclaiming America's need for a five star airline. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-nicholson/america-needs-a-five-star-airline_b_1823666.html In this article he proclaims need for better loyalty programs and better on-board service. He states that compared to international carriers US Airlines provider generally inferior service and an inferior product. He writes from the position of being one of Delta Airlines "Diamond" members. Diamond is the top tier of Delta's loyalty program. His argument is that US carriers should strive to become more like the foreign carriers like Singapore Air, and that the regulatory system in place, is a detriment to US commercial aviation.
He is both right and wrong.
Loyalty programs are interesting. The US airlines have the most generous frequent flyer programs. Let's compare John's program of choice, Delta Skymiles. With Skymiles John gets complementary upgrades on domestic flights, discounts or no fees at all, upgrade certificates, lounge access, bonus miles. Compared to Lufthansa Delta's program is beyond generous. Lufthansa's Miles and More program doesn't provide complementary upgrades, limited bonus miles, and limited upgrade opportunities. But it is not the miles on the ground that concern me, it is the benefits in the skies. Even if Lufthansa gave out complementary upgrades it would be upgrades to a coach seat with slightly better food. The plush seats that John likes so much do not exist on most short haul flights.
John's point though is well taken. Ask any frequent flyer, who would they fly long haul, an American carrier or a non-American carrier and you would get non-American carrier every time. Why is that? Well service and seats tend to be better on non-American carriers. However, there is no incentive for American carriers to provide better long haul service. Most US Airlines are in agreements with European carriers to share all revenue on long haul flights. This means that while Delta and Air France charge the same amount and split the revenue, the lower cost structure of Delta's service means they make more money. Oddly, the most innovative US carrier in premium cabins has been US Airways, and they are not in a revenue sharing agreement with anyone.
John's next point is that loyalty programs have been devalued. No shock there. US Airlines see loyalty programs as a revenue center, not a cost center. Airlines make huge amounts of money by selling miles to banks, credit cards, hotels, and shopping partners. The problem is the same with countries, the more miles issued the less each mile is worth. Airlines have countered this problem by reducing the amount of available seats and increasing the cost of awards. As John knows he would be very lucky to find domestic reward sets for 25,000 miles. Now, most seats on Delta go for 40,000 miles. This is basic inflationary pressure. Non-US airlines tend to limit the amount of miles issued through non-airline partners and through bonus miles as part of elite service.
So what can US Airlines do? Well, like John said US Airlines need to rededicate themselves to service. It is ok for airlines to provide peanuts or sell meals if the service is good. It is beyond me in the age of increasing dissatisfaction with airlines; the airlines can use service as a way to differentiate themselves. However, the service personnel are fighting any change that would require them do work. American started to provide PJ's to their long haul first class passengers. The union that represents American's flight attendants fought the change saying it would impact security. I have been on flights with downright atrocious service. Maybe the glamor is out of air transportation, maybe it is not. US airlines need to make these changes in order to be successful, it is just a question of will they.
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Evernote, the infamous note-taking app has been completely redesigned for the Mac and iOS, and it claims to be refreshed with more than 100 new features to be more visually-appealing, flexible and powerful.
To start with, the left panel of the Evernote app has been redesigned to show shortcuts (a space for everything you access frequently), recent notes, notes, notebooks and tags list.
The notes in the app are listed in card view, making it easier to scan to find the one you are looking for. Your personal notes and shared notes can now also be easily distinguished and viewed thanks to the new viewing system on the Evernote 5 app. The atlas feature of the app also lets users rediscover all the places they have been to.
Just like spotlight on the Mac, Evernote 5 has the ability to smart search with TypeAhead suggestions and filters.
You can take an in-depth look at the new features of Evernote 5 for Mac here.
Evernote also has a walkthrough guide for Evernote 5 making it easy for new users to get used to its functionality and for new users to get a better understanding of the features at hand. Users can take a look at the guide here.
Evernote is also receiving an update for the iPhone, iPad and the iPod touch. The focus for Evernote for the iOS devices is speed and the fact that the most important features of the app should not be more than two taps away.
Users can jump to any part of the Evernote 5 application directly from the home screen of the app making it easy for users to browse through the notes. Tapping a header expands its content. It is also easy to see the notebooks that have been shared with you with the simple click of a button. Taking a picture note from your iOS device is as easy as clicking a picture and hitting the save button.
You can take an in-depth look at all the features of Evernote 5 for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, here.


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Continuing Privacy Education Policy
Effective April 11, 2016
Available in French and German
All CIPP® (CIPP/A, CIPP/C®, CIPP/E®, CIPP/US®), CIPM™ and CIPT™ holders must meet two minimum requirements over the term of their certification in order to maintain credentialed status: (1) pay an annual certification maintenance fee (for members this fee is included in their membership fee) and (2) fulfill 20 hours of continuing privacy education (CPE) per two-year period for each credential, with a minimum of 10 hours from Group A and a maximum of 10 hours from Group B for each credential.
The intent of these requirements is to ensure that IAPP-certified professionals are pursuing privacy education that relates specifically to the credential for which they are certified, to recognize the importance of non-privacy related professional development, and to provide CPE opportunities to non-members whose jobs touch privacy and want to be a part of the broader IAPP community.
This CPE policy was developed by the IAPP in conjunction with its advisory boards. The various requirements of the policy have been reviewed and approved by the Certification Advisory Board of the IAPP. The IAPP and the certification advisory boards established the CPE program and policy and are solely responsible for reviewing, approving and issuing CPE credits. For any additional questions or needs relating to continuing privacy education, please contact the IAPP directly (see CPE Contact Information below).
Continuing Privacy Education
Group A CPE is defined as any program, event, forum, book or other published written material, presentation, course of instruction or speaking engagement that relates to specific content on the IAPP exam blueprints and bodies of knowledge, whether it is provided, published or hosted by the IAPP or other approved organizations.
Group B CPE is defined as any program, event, forum, book or other published written material, presentation, course of instruction or speaking engagement that does NOT correspond to IAPP exam blueprints and bodies of knowledge, but advances one's professional development, advances one's general privacy knowledge, or contributes to the strength of the privacy profession, whether it is provided, published or hosted by the IAPP or other approved organizations.
Certification Status
An individual is considered an IAPP-certified professional (CIPP/US, CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPM or CIPT) only in the event that the individual:
- Has completed and passed the appropriate certification examination as required under the IAPP credentialing program of choice (CIPP/US, CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPM or CIPT); and,
- Has satisfied a minimum number of 20 credit hours of CPE, with at least 10 Group A credits as required under the IAPP credentialing programs.
Certification Term
The IAPP credential (CIPP/US, CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPM or CIPT) is considered "active" (valid) beginning on the date that the individual credential holder has successfully completed the certification examination for that credential. The credential term is two years from the first day of the month following the date the credential was earned and each anniversary thereof.
To maintain the credential(s) in good standing, the holder must:
Meet the minimum requirement of 20 credit hours of CPE each term as well as pay the annual certification maintenance fee of $125 (this fee is included in payment of membership dues). If the credential holder fails in either of these obligations, the credential will be considered suspended and the individual may no longer represent the CIPP/US, CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPM or CIPT designation in person or on business cards in professional correspondence or other communications; furthermore, the IAPP Membership Directory will not represent the member as an IAPP credential holder.
Credentials expired for two years or less may be reinstated to active status by (a) paying any required certification maintenance or membership fee(s) (b) providing documentation of the CPEs needed to reach the bi-annual CPE requirement. Satisfying the 20 CPEs for the recertification period in arrears, does not preclude the certificant from earning the 20 CPEs required for the current term, which continues during the suspension period. Certificants with suspended credentials who do not meet the requirements to return their designation to active status will have their designation revoked and will be required to (a) retake and pass the certification designation(s) exams and (b) pay the certification maintenance fee (non-members) or restore active IAPP membership status.
Multiple Credentials
Individuals who hold more than one IAPP credential must meet the group A CPEs requirements for each credential they hold per certification term. CPEs can cover multiple designations and individual CPE credits can be applied to multiple credentials. For example, a webinar on developing a privacy program framework could satisfy domain requirements for all designations because all designations have a privacy management component. Group B CPEs will apply to all of an individual's credentials. Failure to meet the minimum biannual requirements may lead to the suspension, expiration and/or revocation of all credentials. Below is a representation of the CPE requirements for someone who holds three certifications.
|Group A
|CIPM: At least 10 domain specific CPEs
|CIPP/US At least 10 domain specific CPEs
|CIPP/E At least 10 domain specific CPEs
|Group B
|10 CPEs maximum
Surplus CPE Credits
In the event that an individual exceeds the 20 required CPEs in two-year period, that individual may carry over a maximum of 10 Group A credits as long as they were earned in the 6 months prior to the end of the recertification period. Group B credits cannot be carried over.
IAPP certificants must use the CPE Submission Form to self-report all non-IAPP activities but are not required to submit supporting documentation at this time; however, you must retain documentation in your own records in the event you are randomly selected for a CPE audit. You should retain these records each year for three months after your anniversary date.
The IAPP will conduct periodic random audits of CPE accounts and request documentation for events and activities not automatically credited to a certificant's account (those submitted by the certificant). Certificants randomly selected for an audit will be notified by e-mail. Audits may result in any of the following findings:
- Acceptable documentation and verification of CPE credit hours submitted.
- Unacceptable documentation and request for further documentation. Such further documentation must be received by the IAPP with 30 days of the request.
- CPE credit hours will be denied for either (a) unacceptable documentation or (b) failure to respond within the specified period, and the credit hours will be subtracted from the certificant's CPE account. If the reduction in credit hours results in the certificant being deficient in CPE credit hours, the certificant will have 90 days to bring the CPE account into good standing. Failure to do so will result in the suspension of the certificant's IAPP credential(s).
If, in the course of an audit or by any other means, the IAPP determines that a certificant has submitted CPE credit hours for activities in which he or she did not participate, the certificant's CIPP, CIPM or CIPT credential(s) will be immediately revoked.
Eligible Activities for Continuing Privacy Education Credit
Each year, the IAPP designates many non-IAPP privacy events as official CPE providers to give IAPP certificants opportunities to earn CPE credits for their certifications in addition to the ones the IAPP provides. All IAPP-approved CPE providers and events can be found on the Approved CPE Provider and Industry Events pages on the IAPP website with detailed information about CPE availability. This professional benefit is available to all IAPP certificants, members and non-members alike. We provide each approved organization with a CPE Provider logo; if you are unsure whether a course is IAPP approved, please use the Pre-Approval Request Form or contact the Certification department.
Group A: Exam Blueprint Specific Privacy Education
The following programs are eligible for Group A CPE. IAPP-certificants are responsible for reviewing the requirements for award of credit for these programs. Please note, CPEs awarded from IAPP conferences, web conferences and KnowledgeNets will be automatically applied to your IAPP certification account; you are not required to self-report for these activities.
IAPP CONFERENCES AND PARTNERED EVENTS = Up to 12 CPEs per event, per attendee
Includes the Global Privacy Summit, Privacy.Security.Risk (Formerly Privacy Academy), IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium, IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress, IAPP Europe Data Protection Intensive, Practical Privacy Series and IAPP Asia Privacy Forum. If you hold multiple credentials, the maximum allowed credits for pre-conference workshops, privacy training and/or the main conference attended will be automatically applied to each designation you hold. Note: As of September 1, 2015, IAPP conference attendees who become certified at the conference will be able to claim CPEs for that conference
SPEAKING OR PRESENTING AT AN IAPP EVENT OR ONLINE PROGRAM ON Body of Knowledge TOPICS = 3 CPEs per hour of speaking/presenting for the first delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for redelivery of the same material.
Awarded CPEs from speaking or presenting at an IAPP event or online program will be automatically applied for you to your IAPP account after the event has taken place.
IAPP KNOWLEDGENET MEETINGS = 1 CPE per hour per attendee
In order to receive credits for IAPP KnowledgeNet, each IAPP-certified professional must sign the attendance sheet at the meeting. Awarded CPEs for attending an IAPP KnowledgeNet will be automatically applied to your IAPP account two weeks after the event has taken place.
IAPP LIVE AND RECORDED AUDIO/VIDEO PROGRAMS = 1 CPE per hour per program per attendee, as long as content represents topics on the body of knowledge
Awarded CPE credits from an IAPP web conference, live or recorded, will be automatically applied to your IAPP account within 24 hours of purchase.
In the event that the audio conference phone line is used by multiple employees of the same organization (who also are IAPP-certified), each participating employee (other than the registered user) from that organization will need to complete and submit a CPE Submission Form, listing the name of the registered user, as soon after the audio conference as practicable.
IAPP CERTIFICATION TRAINING = 13 CPEs per program, per attendee
Includes both instructor-led and media-based training.
Note: because CPE activities must be completed after initial certification, only existing CIPPs, CIPMs and CIPTs and those who certify at an IAPP conference after taking IAPP training at that conference are eligible for CPE credit for certification training.
Only IAPP Certificants who are confirmed purchasers of the media-based training program will be awarded CPE credits. Please use the CPE Submission Form to report CPEs for media-based training.
NON-IAPP CERTIFICATION TRAINING =1 CPE per hour per program, per attendee
Group A CPE credits will be awarded for non-IAPP training programs that support credentialing programs (e.g., seminars for CISSP, SSCP, CISM, CISA, CPEHR, CPHIT and other certifications). To receive Group A CPE credits the training must cover content on the certification bodies of knowledge.
READING MATERIALS that cover domains from the certification bodies of knowledge = 1 CPE per 50 pages of text/max of 5 CPE credits per certification period
Includes selections from the IAPP's Authoritative Resource List(s).
Group A CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders in recognition of reading efforts and self-study activities based on a formula where 1 CPE credit is awarded for every 50 pages of written text that is read by the applicant. For example, a 300-page book on data privacy laws is eligible for the maximum of 5 CPE credits.
PRIVACY EVENTS NOT HOSTED OR SPONSORED BY THE IAPP = 1 CPE per hour, up to 12 CPEs per event, per attendee
Group A CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders who attend events, forums and programs that are provided by other organizations and agencies. To be eligible for Group A CPE credit, programs must be specifically related to content on the certification bodies of knowledge.For your convenience we have a listing of approved privacy training and activities available on our website (see IAPP's Industry Events page or IAPP's Approved CPE Providers page).
ATTENDING ACADEMIC CLASSES = 3 CPEs per academic credit hour, up to 12 CPEs per class
Group A CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders who successfully complete academic courses in privacy with a minimum C (or equivalent) grade. Only courses that relate specifically to content on the certification bodies of knowledgewill be considered for Group A credit. In the event of a CPE audit, the certificant must provide an official copy of the transcript issued by the academic institution.
PUBLISHED MATERIALS = 1 CPE per 500 words
Group A CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders who produce publicly accessible writing that relates topically to the certification bodies of knowledge. The published materials should be research-based and reflect privacy knowledge or the dissemination of privacy knowledge. Eligible examples include white papers, articles, newsletters and blogs. In the event of a CPE audit, the certificant must provide access to the published materials. Materials published for purposes internal to a certificant's organization are not eligible for CPE credit.
IAPP TRAINING FACULTY: 2 CPEs per session hour, 26 CPEs per recertification period.
IAPP training faculty will have awarded CPEs automatically applied to their IAPP account after the training has taken place. Upon reaching the maximum allowed CPEs for training with the IAPP, no more CPE credits will be applied.
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS (Non-IAPP Events) = 3 CPE per hour of speaking/presenting for the first delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for redelivery of the same material.
Group A CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders who speak before an audience or present a program provided that such an appearance/presentation/course covers content in the certification bodies of knowledge.
The certificant should retain one or more of the following forms of documentation in the event of an audit: the program agenda, speaker profile and/or panel description.
TEACHING = 1 CPE – 2 CPEs per hour
CPE credits are awarded to CIPP, CIPM and CIPT holders who teach a course of instruction provided that such an appearance/presentation/course covers content in the IAPP certification bodies of knowledge.
- The IAPP will award 2 CPEs per academic credit hour
Applies to daylong or hourly courses and workshops
- The IAPP will approve 3 CPE per hour of instruction, for the first-time delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for re-delivery of the same material.
- The certificant should retain a copy of the course syllabus/outline in the event of an audit.
Group B: General Privacy, Volunteer Activities, Giving Back to the Profession, and General Professional Development
General Privacy = 1 CPE per event hour
Some privacy activities and education approach privacy and data protection from a general perspective. Group B is the home for these CPEs that do not cover material in the IAPP certification exam blueprints. Group B CPEs can also be earned from non-privacy, professional development activity.
IAPP Volunteer Activities
IAPP BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND CERTIFICATION ADVISORY BOARD PARTICIPATION = 5 CPEs per year
ALL OTHER IAPP ADVISORY BOARD PARTICIPATION = 2 CPEs per year
CPE credits are awarded to individuals who serve as a member of an IAPP board for a length of one full term. Credits will be automatically awarded in December for service performed during that year. Active participation in board meetings is required to qualify for full credit. Eligible boards are the, Certification Advisory Board, Education Advisory Board, Exam Development Boards, Publications Advisory Board, Inside 1to1: Privacy Advisory Board, Canadian Advisory Board, European Advisory Board and Privacy Tracker Advisory Board.
IAPP KNOWLEDGE-NET CHAIR = 2 CPEs per year per chairperson
CPE credits are awarded to individuals who serve as a chairperson for IAPP KnowledgeNet locations. Credits will automatically be awarded in December for service performed during that year.
Giving Back to the Profession
- MEMBERSHIP IN THE IAPP AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS =1 CPE per recertification period
- MAINTAINING A JOB IN PRIVACY/DATA PROTECTION=1 CPE per recertification period
- In the event of a CPE audit, the certificant will need to provide a job description demonstrating their privacy/data protection responsibilities.
- PROCTORING IAPP EXAMS=1 CPE per proctoring session
- VOLUNTEERING AT AN IAPP TRAINING =2 CPEs per training day
- COACHING/MENTORING AN EMPLOYEE=3 CPEs per mentoring relationship
- In the event of a CPE audit, the certificant will need to provide evidence supporting their coaching or mentoring arrangement.
Professional Development
- Conferences and events that support an individual's professional development but are not explicitly about privacy issues; require approval from the IAPP (1 CPE per hour)
- Taking academic courses in non-privacy disciplines (3 CPEs per academic credit hour)
- Teaching academic courses in non-privacy disciplines ( 3 CPEs per academic credit hour)
- Speaking engagements on non-privacy topics that enhance one's professional development ( 3 CPE per hour of delivery)
- Books that address privacy in general (1 CPE per 50 pages, max of 5 CPEs per recertification period)
- General professional development (outside of work): public speaking classes, managerial workshops= 1 CPE per workshop/class
- Published material that supports an individual's professional development but is not explicitly about privacy issues;= 1 CPE per 500 words
Submitting CPE Credits
It is the certificant's responsibility to ensure that CPEs earned from IAPP and non-IAPP programming and events have been applied correctly to their accounts. CPE credits must be submitted online via the CPE Submission Form.
Certification Disputes
In the event of a dispute regarding certification status, CPE status or CPE credit value, concerned credential holders may contact the IAPP at firstname.lastname@example.com to resolve the matter informally. Formal complaint may be made by completing the IAPP Complaint Submission Form within 30 days of the incident's occurrence and sending it to the IAPP Certification Director. The submission may be mailed, e-mailed or faxed. The submission shall include sufficient objective evidence to substantiate the claims and allow for a decision to be made and the appropriate action to be taken. The IAPP will acknowledge the complaint within 10-days of receipt, providing a description of the complaint process.
CPE Contact Information
Continuing Privacy Education Programs
Pease International Tradeport
75 Rochester Ave., Suite 4
Portsmouth, NH 03801 USA
+1 603.427.9200
CPE Credit Guide
Group A
|IAPP-sponsored or partnered events
|1 CPE per hour
|3 CPE per hour of speaking/presenting for the first delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for redelivery of the same material.
|Privacy events not hosted or sponsored by the IAPP
|1 CPE per hour
|3 CPE per hour of speaking/presenting for the first delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for redelivery of the same material.
|1 CPE per 50 pages
|5 per certification period
|Audiobooks, podcasts or web conferences
|1 CPE per hour
|Academic coursework
|3 CPEs per academic credit hour
|3 CPEs per academic credit hour
|IAPP Certification Training
|13 CPEs per program, per attendee
|2 CPEs per hour
|Non-IAPP Certification Training
|1 CPE per hour
|3 CPE per hour of teaching
|Speaking engagements
|3 CPE per hour of speaking/presenting for the first delivery of the presentation; 1 CPE per hour for redelivery of the same material.
|Published materials
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Zoe is frightened of the police and edges nearer the canal to get away. Ashley persaudes her to put Morgan down but when the police try to touch her she climbs a bridge. She jumps into the canal and goes under. Gary and Nick dive in after her as she can't swim and they drag her to safety. Ashley is unable to move. Zoe and Morgan are taken to hospital. Fiona rushes to be with her baby, shrugging off Maxine's plea to go with her. Ashley shouts at Zoe, trying to understand why she stole Morgan but she refuses to talk to him. Morgan is cleared by the doctors and reunited with Fiona. Dr Andrea Cannon sections Zoe, believing her to be a menace to society. Ashley begs them not to but they insist she must be locked up. He pleads with Fiona not to press charges but she tells him no baby is safe around Zoe. He discovers that Zoe's going to appear in court and be remanded into psychiatric care for reports. Liz is delighted when Jim comes round from the coma.
Regular castEdit
- Nick Tilsley - Adam Rickitt
- Gary Mallett - Ian Mercer
- Morgan Middleton - Connor Chatburn
- Leanne Tilsley - Jane Danson
- Zoe Tattersall - Joanne Froggatt
- Ashley Peacock - Steven Arnold
- Fiona Middleton - Angela Griffin
- Judy Mallett - Gaynor Faye
- Maxine Heavey - Tracy Shaw
- Jim McDonald - Charles Lawson
- Liz McDonald - Beverley Callard
- Martin Platt - Sean Wilson
- Des Barnes - Philip Middlemiss
- Natalie Horrocks - Denise Welch
- Samantha Failsworth - Tina Hobley
- Vera Duckworth - Elizabeth Dawn
- Janice Battersby - Vicky Entwistle
- Sally Webster - Sally Whittaker
- Steve McDonald - Simon Gregson
- Greg Kelly - Stephen Billington
- Maud Grimes - Elizabeth Bradley
Guest castEdit
- Rovers Return Inn - Public
- 4 Coronation Street - Downstairs rooms
- Hair by Fiona Middleton
- Weatherfield Canal
- Weatherfield General - Intensive Care Unit, Paediatric unit and corridor
- Lucy Allen and Stuart Clark were credited for Stunts and Andy Bradford as the Stunt Arranger on this episode.
- TV Times synopsis: Gary prevents tragedy by the canal. Jim begins to stir from his coma.
- Viewing Figures: UK broadcast - 14,770,000 viewers (3rd place - combined figure including repeat).
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The Fringe
Side-swept fringes are absolutely one of the best kinds of fringes that you can do so much with! Whether you are looking to just add some different layers to your hair, or you just want something different, side-swept fringes are easy to maintain and you can style them anyway! These are fringes that look great pinned back, braided and are typically long enough that you can wear them without feeling like they are weighing you down.
Hayden Panettiere can be seen here wearing her slick side fringe. This look suits her round shaped face.
Parted fringes are the next kinds of fringes we are going to talk about and these are typically fringes that are a little blunt, but are parted in a middle. These fringes are fun, flirty and look great on any face shape! The best part? They look good pinned back or left down, it all depends on the style you are going for!
Nicole Richie can be seen here rocking the centre parted fringe. This goes perfectly with hair bands/ties.
Choppy fringes are all of the rage right now and these kinds of fringes are very stylish and edgy! Whether you have short or long hair, choppy fringes can look amazing and really, can be chopped up any which way! Give these a try if you are really looking for a complete change in your hairstyle!
Blunt Fringes are typically cut straight across your forehead. This is a great look if you really want something a little heavier and you want something that you can style up without thinking about it. Blunt fringes are timeless. Tons of the celebs have them right now! One note, if you have a round face, make sure your blunt fringe isn't too wide.


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