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This workshop addresses flood insurance issues for homeowners insured under the federal National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). United Policyholders is a nationally-recognized,
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The Mark of Cain: Studies in Literature and Theology
Babbage, Stuart Barton
Eerdmans, 1966
pp. 18-20
Dostoevsky knew “that within every man, even enlightenment man, there is a strange streak of perversity, a strain of stubborn irrationality, an impulse of destructiveness.” 19-20 Quotes Dostoevsky’s Notes from the Underground: A man will discourse with others about the “normal interests of man; with irony he will upbraid the shortsighted fools who do not understand their own interests, nor the true significance of virtue; and, within a quarter of an hour, without any sudden outside provocation, but simply through something inside him which is stronger than all his interest, he will go off on quite a different tack, that is, act in direct opposition to what he has just been saying about himself, in opposition to the laws of reason, in opposition to his own advantage, in fact, in opposition to everything.” Man’s “worst defect is perpetual moral obliquity.” Man “everywhere and at all times, whoever he may be, has preferred to act as he chooses and not in the least as his reason and advantage dictate.” | {
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Once upon a time, I used to keep track of how many movies I had seen. Then, one day, I hit 10,000 and stopped counting.
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I spent 15 years managing small-town video stores in Coupeville, WA, and now I roam the Earth (from the comfort of my recliner), on a vision quest to jam as many movie images as possible into my brain. | {
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Ann Wells is an elementary music teacher by day and a nerd all the time. Her fandoms include Star Wars (the original three, thank-you-very-much), Doctor Who (10 is her doctor), and great authors like J.R.R. Tolkien, Isaac Asimov, and Neil Gaiman, among others. She can usually be found with her nose in a book, playing an instrument, singing show tunes, being crafty with yarn, or doing the bidding of her cat.
You've probably seen the "magic trick" where someone pulls the tablecloth off of a table, leaving the things on it undisturbed. You've probably also been told at some point in your life that humans only use 10% of their brains. Mythbusters tackled both
The Mythbusters are well-known for taking common idioms and adages and putting them to the test. In this episode, they've chosen two more sayings to investigate. If you enjoyed previous episodes of idiom-busting, then this episode is definitely for you.
This week, the Mythbusters didn't bust any myths. Instead, Adam and Jamie teamed up with Sean Casey and Reed Timmer from Discovery's Storm Chasers to see if the vehicles they use when getting up close and personal with tornadoes are really up to the job.
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By the Throat
(Rhymesayers)US: 21 Jul 2009UK: 3 Aug 2009
When Eyedea won HBO’s Blaze Battle in 2000 he seemed poised to launch a career of glitzy video shoots replete with booty, braggadocio, and bling. Instead he remained loyal to longtime friend and partner DJ Abilities and released the minimalist internal examination of self in the context of hip-hop, First Born. Thoughtful and reflective, it was hardly the swaggering banger expected of a freestyle battle champion. Whether you call it backpacker ballyhoo, emo rap, or urban intellectualism it earned Eyedea & Abilities the respect of the underground community and established them as a powerfully creative emcee and DJ team.
Several years and side projects later Eyedea & Abilities returned with the nominal E & A, a finely crafted return to form and nod to hip-hop’s golden era. The beats were stronger and recalled the deft sample-flipping of DJ Premier if he’d relied more on scratching and less on looping. Still, they remained uncluttered and allowed Eyedea to glide over each track with his nasally delivery and a revamped focus on asserting himself. It was undoubtedly progression, one of the keys to career longevity, and with this in mind it makes sense that the pair would release the rock-infused By the Throat, especially given Eyedea’s grungy outlet, Carbon Carnival.
In many ways their latest effort is a departure from what fans may expect or even want, trading in a crisp less-is-more attitude for a roughness around the edges in the form of guitars and distorted drums, and traditional rapping cadences for occasional bouts of singing. The latter in particular seems to be a pervasive trend beginning to penetrate the genre, but on By the Throat it’s done so fittingly, so appropriately, that it enhances the overall quality of the album like a good wine does for a dinner. The intro “Hay Fever” sets the tone accordingly, building up the punk-like style into a brooding chorus. “Spin Cycle” uses a similar approach, but this time with more rock, a little roll, and some hip-hop know-how.
It’s not until “Burn Fetish” that the Eyedea of yore truly reintroduces himself over the boom-bap workmanship of Abilities, reminding the listener that “Empathy is the poor man’s cocaine/ And love is just a chemical by any other name.” It’s a bleak approach to social interaction, to be sure, but it’s also more realistic and apt than the casual hip-hop fan would care to admit. “Junk” is easily the album’s best track, marauding over a chunky bassline that leads into another singing chorus eerily reminiscent of something Kurt Cobain might have done. Eyedea reprises his alter ego Oliver Hart and displays his storytelling skills with the bittersweet optimism of “Smile,” proving that there is no better way to avoid being pigeonholed than to be diverse.
After the feedback of By the Throat fades into silence, after the last snare drum’s concluding echo, there is a definitive feeling of having experienced something as unique and rare as a two-horned unicorn. Blending hip-hop and rock is no easy task, despite what mainstream blockbuster soundtrack producers Linkin Park may lead you to believe, but Eyedea & Abilities open themselves up to the scrutiny of their independent peers and succeed with compelling verve. As dynamic bandmates should Eyedea & Abilities excel at making each other better with innovative beats and rhymes that vary from rapidfire to reserved to rapacious. By the Throat, succinct and emotive, is the perfect convergence of styles, attacking the listener’s jugular with a powerful punk thrust, cynical observations, and an out-and-out assault on hip-hop’s standards. | {
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If there's anyone out there who would like to receive cards but can't find the time to send any, you can join in too! Peem me and let me know and I'll send you a card anyway without expecting nothing in return. Mainly because I'm an attention whore who likes to hear how wonderful his cards are.
We have five so far. I'll wait until December 1 and if we don't have too many people signed up I'll just send everyone everyone else's addresses. If the list gets too large I'll break it up so that everyone is assigned, say, three other people to send cards to. BUT you can still send cards to everyone if that is your wont.
I would also like to encourage any of you regulars reading this to go ahead and peem me your address even if you can't send cards. I'll make sure you get a card from at least me plus anyone else who volunteers.
The big peem has been sent! Well OK I'm a little late. I had meant to get the peem out last weekend but I'm like lazy and stuff. But that's OK because it's XMAS TEIM! Woooo!
Meanwhile, if anyone else wants to get in on it it's not too late to peem me. I won't be making cards until this next weekend so if you get in before then I'll send you something. Also I notice none of our European and/or Australian friends have joined in this year. If any of you guys aren't sure about sending cards internationally you can still peem me and I (and anyone else who wants) will send something to you. James, Enty, Ian, MD, Dusk, Jemry, I'm looking at you guys!
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Choosing a subwoofer
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Searches back to 2003 didn't yield anything general enough, so here goes...
I'm getting ready to buy a subwoofer for my stereo system; it is to be used for music only, no HT. There (not surprisingly) seems to be very little guidance in the many A/V forums on how to choose an appropriate unit. Most people seem to want wall-breaking volume and are very vague on LF requirements, and discussions usually diverge until the posters are talking about $6000 subs which require their own sub(station) for power. Or the wackos come in and start talking about "musical" and "fast" subs and all useful discussion ends.
Here's the environment. My Magneplanar 1C system is currently at Magnepan for refurb, and it will be the main speaker. I'm planning to do as I did before, bi-amp + subwoofer. I have adequate power in terms of a couple of Dynaco 400s (or a 150 which I used on the tweeter panels before). The room is 10x24x7 (1700 ft^3) and carpeted, with a number of bookcases breaking up the modes a little and a rear wall that is mostly stairs. I accept that I may need some room treatment once I get things situated, as well as some repositioning of all the speakers. I have REW and a calibrated measurement mic as well as some experience in doing room evaluation.
What I'm trying to achieve is LF extension that will allow me to play organ music and the occasional rock synthesizer at a level which will keep up with the Maggies. I really don't foresee playing anything as loud as 90dB except maybe the occasional peaks; I just want depth, not demolition. That said, I do have a number of recordings which feature useful content in the 20-30Hz range and I know the Fletcher-Munson curves say that the lows will need to be much louder to be perceived as such. I had a M&K Volkswoofer installed before (it was cheap!), and despite trying everything to reposition and adjust it, I never got a satisfying LF response. I recently re-foamed the driver and sealed some possible cab leaks but it still doesn't seem to go very low. I suspect there are far better drivers and systems available today anyway.
Just as a point of reference, I have a cheap Polk sub sitting under my office desk - which means I'm benefiting from proximity in this much smaller room - and it measures and sounds reasonably flat down to about 30 Hz from this one listening position. I know it (or its bigger brothers) wouldn't work in the larger room, but tweaking it has satisfied me that I do want that extended low end and that it benefits me with enough music that I want to pursue it.
I know there will be some room gain in the room with my main system, but how much? Will one premium subwoofer actually be able to handle the load? I really can't justify spending $2000 for the sub unless I'm convinced it will provide a real tangible improvement over an $800 sub. I'm willing to invest in a kit if one exists, to save some outlay; electronics and woodworking don't scare me off. Am I even asking the right questions? Do I want something that's not achievable at a reasonable price?
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This is a tough one... And, I'm sure you know that organ music... realistic organ music... is not easy to reproduce!
The best thing would be to find a good home theater/hi-fi shop that will allow you to try-out a sub or two at home before buying. As you know, room acoustics make a big difference, especially in the low-end. Plus, odds are the showroom won't have Magneplanars to pair-up with.
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I'm planning to do as I did before, bi-amp + subwoofer. I have adequate power in terms of a couple of Dynaco 400s (or a 150 which I used on the tweeter panels before).
You can do that, but most modern subs are active/powered because most home theater receivers only have line-out for the sub. I assume you have an active crossover?
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The room is 10x24x7 (1700 ft^3) and carpeted, with a number of bookcases breaking up the modes a little and a rear wall that is mostly stairs.
The carpet & bookcases won't have much affect on the bass (because of the long wavelengths). It's hard to say what the stairs are doing to the sound.
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I accept that I may need some room treatment once I get things situated, as well as some repositioning of all the speakers. I have REW and a calibrated measurement mic as well as some experience in doing room evaluation.
That's good... It's always best to measure/diagnose before you treat. For the low-end, treatment would probably mean bass traps (and possibly re-positioning the sub). Note that bass traps trap the bass that would otherwise be reflected, so trapping the bass can boost frequencies that would otherwise be canceled as well as knock-down the frequencies that would otherwise be reinforced.
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I'm willing to invest in a kit if one exists, to save some outlay;
Parts Express sells a couple of subwoofer kits, or they have a selection of cabinets, drivers, plate-amplifiers, crossovers, etc. If you are choosing your own driver & choosing/building your own cabinet, there is software to help predict performance/frequency response (WinISD is free).
I built my own subs, but of course the problem is you don't really know what you're getting 'til your done (although you can[ adjust the port or reduce the effective enclosure volume). And, you can't return a kit or home-built speaker.
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This is a tough one... And, I'm sure you know that organ music... realistic organ music... is not easy to reproduce!
The best thing would be to find a good home theater/hi-fi shop that will allow you to try-out a sub or two at home before buying. As you know, room acoustics make a big difference, especially in the low-end. Plus, odds are the showroom won't have Magneplanars to pair-up with.
Oh yes - it's a challenge for sure. I'll accept that I won't be able to produce it at full theater volume.
There's one dealer in the state which has the (small, modern) Maggies. Unfortunately, they pretty much only have Klipsch subs and they're all wired into the HT room. I'll admit to a slight prejudice against Klipsch based on the speakers I heard during the 70s and 80s, but if their subs are a decent value I might talk to this place about a loaner.
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I'm planning to do as I did before, bi-amp + subwoofer. I have adequate power in terms of a couple of Dynaco 400s (or a 150 which I used on the tweeter panels before).
You can do that, but most modern subs are active/powered because most home theater receivers only have line-out for the sub. I assume you have an active crossover?
Right; I was just giving a reference for how much power is available to drive the mains. I fully expect to use a powered sub, and when I designed my active crossover it was with that sort of use in mind. I have a mono/stereo sub out from the crossover.
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That's good... It's always best to measure/diagnose before you treat. For the low-end, treatment would probably mean bass traps (and possibly re-positioning the sub). Note that bass traps trap the bass that would otherwise be reflected, so trapping the bass can boost frequencies that would otherwise be canceled as well as knock-down the frequencies that would otherwise be reinforced.
Understood, and I'm prepared to spend some time and money dealing with this!
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I'm willing to invest in a kit if one exists, to save some outlay;
Parts Express sells a couple of subwoofer kits, or they have a selection of cabinets, drivers, plate-amplifiers, crossovers, etc. If you are choosing your own driver & choosing/building your own cabinet, there is software to help predict performance/frequency response (WinISD is free).
I built my own subs, but of course the problem is you don't really know what you're getting 'til your done (although you can[ adjust the port or reduce the effective enclosure volume). And, you can't return a kit or home-built speaker.
For good or ill, I can't use WinISD (Mac) but that's OK - I'm saving "design and build" as a last resort. I am aware of the PE sub kits, and also have seen the AV/HT crowd sneer at the Dayton subs. But honestly they look well made and seem to have a plausible LF response which intrigues me. I've looked for reviews of the Dayton RS1202 or Ultimax but what I've seen is either from people who are focused on LFE instead of music, or "audiophiles" who like their high-end brands. I know PE has a no-hassle return policy on their prebuilt systems but not, of course, on their kits. Maybe someone with direct knowledge of their subs will check in here...
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I really can't justify spending $2000 for the sub unless I'm convinced it will provide a real tangible improvement over an $800 sub. I'm willing to invest in a kit if one exists, to save some outlay; electronics and woodworking don't scare me off.
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I am aware of the PE sub kits, and also have seen the AV/HT crowd sneer at the Dayton subs.
Zero snob-appeal...
I don't know anything about them, but I'm pretty sure either one would be adequate for me (rock music). I'm just not sure about those clean-low organ notes... It looks like adequate cone area and plenty of power, so as long as it's not a bad cabinet design, I assume it's good enough for rock music (or movies). The cabinets do look a little small to me.
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Thanks, Arny. I discovered that site a few days ago and it was partly what led me to the Dayton sub kits.
The Rhythmik kits look very interesting and are inexpensive in terms of parts. This begins to look appealing, as building a box is not such a big deal. Time-consuming, I guess, but that's fine.
The only SVS cylinder that comes in even close to the same price is their 12" - would a single cylinder be able to compete with a single Ultimax or Rhythmik 15 CI? Even with the modern high Xmax drivers, I'm a little dubious about 12" speakers for extreme lows at realistic volume.
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I am aware of the PE sub kits, and also have seen the AV/HT crowd sneer at the Dayton subs.
Zero snob-appeal...
I don't know anything about them, but I'm pretty sure either one would be adequate for me (rock music). I'm just not sure about those clean-low organ notes... It looks like adequate cone area and plenty of power, so as long as it's not a bad cabinet design, I assume it's good enough for rock music (or movies). The cabinets do look a little small to me.
I'm totally OK with the zero snob appeal. No one else is going to be hearing this system except occasionally friends who care even less than I do.
It says the Ultimax 18 is 4 ft^3 which is in line with their recommendations for the UM18-22 driver, FWIW - and of course it's going to be stuffed with fiber which makes the box look larger by as much as 40%. Data-bass puts the output at 16 Hz in the same league as the more expensive Hsu, Rhythmik and SVS boxes, so it is probably as good as I'm going to get without spending an astronomic amount.
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Parts Express sells a couple of subwoofer kits, or they have a selection of cabinets, drivers, plate-amplifiers, crossovers, etc. If you are choosing your own driver & choosing/building your own cabinet, there is software to help predict performance/frequency response (WinISD is free).
Sad to find that virtually all of the Dayton subwoofer kits have been discontinued. I guess I won't be building a second 15" Titanic sub any time soon.
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The Rhythmik kits look very interesting and are inexpensive in terms of parts. This begins to look appealing, as building a box is not such a big deal.
Of course the Rythmiks aren't boxes. They are dipoles, like the Maggies. 6db less power into the modal decay of the room. No bass traps and such idiocy. All explained in the paper. The Maggies will run out of steam way before they do.
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The Rhythmik kits look very interesting and are inexpensive in terms of parts. This begins to look appealing, as building a box is not such a big deal.
Of course the Rythmiks aren't boxes. They are dipoles, like the Maggies. 6db less power into the modal decay of the room. No bass traps and such idiocy. All explained in the paper. The Maggies will run out of steam way before they do.
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I really can't justify spending $2000 for the sub unless I'm convinced it will provide a real tangible improvement over an $800 sub. I'm willing to invest in a kit if one exists, to save some outlay; electronics and woodworking don't scare me off.
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3.3 Is the perception of spatial informationin a recording affected by the decay timeof room modes in the listening room?This question is largely answered by the paperssummarised in section 2. Papers describing tests whichfound little or no spatial effect at low frequencies[31][32][33] were all done in listening rooms with longdecay times at low frequencies. Papers which describetests showing detection of spatial information at lowfrequencies [37][38][39] were done in rooms withlower decay times. [39] used two rooms with differentdecay times and found that discrimination wasnoticeably easier in the room with lower decay time.[25] and [41] point out that it is easier to hear in to therecording when the modal artifacts in the listeningroom do not dominate.
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I think he's saying the H-baffle plus a pair of woofers and the amp listed in the link constitute a dipole woofer. I can't read the paper because I'm not an AES member.
I am an AES member, and I just refreshed my memory of the paper. There are no plans of actual speakers in it, and the paper only mentions dipoles twice, in the general context of a laundry list of speaker types. For example:
"The motivation for their studieswas the difference in coupling to the room dependingon whether the source is more a pressure source(monopole) or a pressure-gradient source (dipole) orsomewhere in between (cardioid). Comparison of asingle monopole with a single cardioid (at the sameposition) showed that the cardioid produced shorterdecay times than the monopole. Use of multiplecardioids showed a further reduction in the decay time,and showed less variation in response at differentlistening positions. "
The above follows from the directivity or Q of the respective speaker system types. Of the bunch, cardioid subwoofers have become popular in large venues, which is arguably a whole different kind of audio reproduction than home audio., starting with the important difference in Schroeder frequencies of the rooms.
The abstract of the paper is acessible to anybody for free and says:
"This paper reviews literature related to the reproduction of bass in small rooms. The overall picture givenby this review shows weaknesses in the current recommendation of using a single subwoofer to playfrequencies below 80 to 120Hz.Results of listening tests related to room modes and spatial information are summarised. Three techniquesfor reducing the problem of room modes are described: i) modal equalisation, ii) the use of a mono basssignal from multiple subwoofers to give a more even response throughout the listening area and iii) the useof subwoofers with cardioid or dipole polar response. To improve the presentation of spatial informationthe use of stereo bass is considered.The question as to whether it is possible to achieve the best of controlling room modes and presentingspatial information is still open. "
Its conclusion is as inconclusive and non-decisive as the abstract might suggest:
"The standard 5.1 configuration has two fundamentalweaknesses at low frequencies: a) no opportunity totransmit low frequency spatial information present in arecording, and b) limited opportunity to control roommodes. Some control of room modes can be achievedby experimenting with location in the room or bymodal equalisation.Use of a mono signal, replayed via multiplesubwoofers with suitable signal processing, allows oneto present more uniform bass over a listening area.However there is still no opportunity to present spatialinformation.Use of two subwoofers placed to the left and right ofthe listener and playing left and right LF signals allowspresentation of spatial information.The system which has been studied least in theliterature is the one where all 5 (or 7) main channel loudspeakers have good low frequency response. Thissystem in combination with appropriate signalprocessing would seem to present the greatestopportunity for controlling room modes, using bothmodal equalisation and the interaction of multiple driveunits, and presenting spatial information. "
Bipolar systems are a double pain in the @$$ because they are less directive than the rest, and most designs oriented that way have far poorer bass dynamic range, as well as a well-deserved reputation for difficulty in finding rooms and places in rooms where they can work advantageously "
So in the end, the cited paper is about the justification for stereo bass. While the use of two independently placed and equalized subwoofers has some general applicability and recognized success for obtaining a more uniform bass sound field in a listening room, the world does not seem to be beating a path to the door of stereo bass.
That rooms with long RT's at low frequencies are adverse to the perception of audible differences related to multichannel bass may or may not actually mean anything. What are the requirements for good transient performance at very low frequencies? AFAIK, that has not been a hot topic for recent acoustic research.
I would think that efforts that improve the uniformity of the bass sound field might also be advantageous for the perception of multichannel bass. | {
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A MUST READ: The Battle Over Climate Science
Climate scientists routinely face death threats, hate mail, nuisance lawsuits and political attacks. How much worse can it get?
by Tom Clynes, Popular Science, June 21, 2012
Heating UpDaniel Schumpert and Jason Briney
There’s no police tape across Michael Mann’s office doorway this morning. “Always a good start,” he says, juggling a cup of coffee as he slides his key into the lock.
Mann, a paleoclimatologist, wears a sport coat over a turtleneck. As he takes a seat at his desk, a narrow sunbeam angles through the window, spotlighting a jumble of books, journals and correspondence. Behind him, a framed picture of his six-year-old daughter rests near a certificate for the Nobel Peace Prize he shared in 2007. Propped into a corner is a hockey stick, a post-lecture gift from Middlebury College, which Mann jokingly says he keeps “for self-defense.”
Mann directs Penn State University’s Earth System Science Center. Several months ago, he arrived at his office with an armload of mail. Sitting at his desk, he tore open a hand-addressed envelope and began to pull out a letter. He watched as a small mass of white powder cascaded out of the folds and onto his fingers. Mann jerked backward, letting the letter drop and holding his breath as a tiny plume of particles wafted up, sparkling in the sunlight. He rose quickly and left the office, pulling the door shut behind him. “I went down to the restroom and washed my hands,” he says. “Then I called the police.”
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“Weird” is perhaps the mildest way to describe the growing number of threats and acts of intimidation that climate scientists face. A climate modeler at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory answered a late-night knock to find a dead rat on his doorstep and a yellow Hummer speeding away. An MIT hurricane researcher found his inbox flooded daily for two weeks last January with hate mail and threats directed at him and his wife. And in Australia last year, officials relocated several climatologists to a secure facility after climate-change skeptics unleashed a barrage of vandalism, noose brandishing and threats of sexual attacks on the scientists’ children.
Those crude acts of harassment often come alongside more-sophisticated legal and political attacks. Organizations routinely file nuisance lawsuits and onerous Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests to disrupt the work of climate scientists. In 2005, before dragging Mann and other climate researchers into congressional hearings, Texas congressman Joe Barton ordered the scientists to submit voluminous details of working procedures, computer programs and past funding—essentially demanding that they reproduce and defend their entire life’s work. In a move that hearkened back to darker times, Oklahoma senator James Inhofe, the ranking member of the Senate’s Environment and Public Works Committee, released a report in 2010 that named 17 prominent climate scientists, including Mann, who, he argued, may have engaged in “potentially criminal behavior.” Inhofe outlined three laws and four regulations that he said the scientists may have violated, including the Federal False Statements Act—which, the report noted, could be punishable with imprisonment of up to five years.
It’s late February when I visit Mann in his office, almost two years after Inhofe issued his “list of 17.” Though it’s still winter in central Pennsylvania, the temperature outside hangs in the upper 60s, crocus stems poke up from flower beds, and shopkeepers have thrown open their doors along College Avenue. Mann is home for three days between conferences in Milwaukee and Hawaii and West Coast stops on a promotional tour for his new book, The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars.
In the late 1990s, Mann developed a graph that demonstrated a recent and dramatic uptick in global mean surface temperatures. The hockey-stick-shaped curve has become emblematic to both sides of the climate debate. To the vast majority of climate scientists, it represents evidence, corroborated by decades of peer-reviewed research, of global warming. To climate-change skeptics, the hockey stick is the most grievous of many illusions fabricated by thousands of conspiring scientists to support an iniquitous political agenda.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) included Mann’s graph in its Third Assessment Report in 2001. Al Gore and Davis Guggenheim then included it in their 2006 climate-change documentary An Inconvenient Truth. The film galvanized both the pro- and contra-climate-science camps, propelling the issue of human-caused global warming into the culture wars—and Mann along with it. “Since then, my life has been crazy,” he says. “People have stolen my e-mails and bought billboards and newspaper ads to denounce me; they’ve staged bogus grassroots protests; they’ve threatened my family. I’ve been through eight investigations by everyone from the National Science Foundation to the British House of Commons. Every time, they find no evidence of fraud or misuse of information. Every time, they conclude that my methods are sound, my data replicable. And every time I’m exonerated, another investigation pops up.”
Mann has been called a “compulsive liar, a con man and an extraordinary psychological case.” Some critics accuse him of masterminding a cabal of scientists that aims to establish a new world order. Still others compare him to Hitler, Stalin and Satan.
At the time of our meeting, Mann was juggling several FOIA requests and two lawsuits—one of which would be resolved the following week, when the Virginia Supreme Court rejected the state attorney general’s demand that the University of Virginia (Mann’s former employer) turn over the researcher’s e-mails and other documents. The university spent nearly $600,000 to argue that releasing personal correspondence would chill academic research. “Yes, there’s been a toll on me and my family,” Mann says. “But it’s bigger than that. Look what it’s doing to science, when others see this and see what happens if they speak up about their research. These efforts to discredit science are well-organized. It’s not just a bunch of crazy people.”
Force of Nature:Michael Mann, a paleoclimatologist, has been the subject of lawsuits, congressional investigations and an anthrax scare. Tom Clynes
“There’s really only about 25 of us doing this,” Steve Milloy says, shortly after sitting down at Morton’s, a Washington, D.C., steakhouse favored by lawyers and lobbyists. “A core group of skeptics. It’s a ragtag bunch, very Continental Army.” Milloy, a Fox News commentator and former tobacco-industry advocate, runs a website calledJunkScience.comthat is an outlet for attacks on those he calls “global-warming alarmists.” Many of those who question mainstream climate science resent being called deniers; they say it unfairly equates them with Holocaust deniers. They prefer doubters, skeptics or realists. “Me, I just stick with denier,” Milloy says. “I’m happy to be a denier.”
Milloy is dressed in a striped pink button-down shirt and khaki pants, classic Potomac prep. He moved into climate denial in the 1990s as funding from the tobacco lobby began to dry up. At the time, conservative and libertarian think tanks were just starting to take aim at climate science. Milloy, who has received funding from entities controlled by oil billionaires Charles and David Koch, helps them get their message to the masses.
Milloy and other aggressive deniers practice a form of asymmetric warfare that is decentralized and largely immune to reasoned response. They launch what Aaron Huertas, a press secretary at the Union of Concerned Scientists, calls “information missiles,” anti-climate-change memes that get passed around on listservs, amplified in the blogosphere, and picked up by radio talk-show hosts or politicians. “Even if they don’t have much money, they are operating in a structure that allows them to punch above their weight,” Huertas says.
Scientists who speak up quickly become targets. Both Milloy and his counterpart Marc Morano, who runs the site ClimateDepot.com and once declared that climate scientists “deserve to be publicly flogged,” occasionally publish the e-mail addresses of climate researchers, a stunt that can result in scientists receiving a flood of vitriolic messages. A few weeks before our meeting, Milloy had offered a $500 bounty for a video of anyone who would heckle Mann with “an alarmism-debunking” question during the California leg of his book tour. The hecklers never materialized but, as with the white powder in Mann’s letter (which the FBI determined to be cornstarch), the threat made an impact.
Mann calls Milloy “a valueless, all-purpose denier for notorious industries who need a hired gun.” But Milloy, like others in the movement, says that he’s fighting an existential war with forces that would, without his intervention, steal the American way of life. “This whole green thing, the whole environmental scare industry, is really just an ingenious plan to exert government control over everything we do,” Milloy says. “I have yet to see an environmental scare that is remotely true when it comes to human health. Secondhand smoke, air quality, ozone depletion, pesticides, superfund sites—you name it.”
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The evidence to support the theory of anthropogenic, or human-caused, climate change has been mounting since the mid-1950s, when atmospheric models predicted that growing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere would add to the natural “greenhouse effect” and lead to warming. The data was crude at first, and opinions vacillated (skeptics like to recall a 1974 Time cover story that predicted an impending ice age). But by the mid-1990s, thousands of lines of independent inquiry supported the conclusion summarized in the 1995 IPCC report: “The balance of evidence suggests a discernible human influence on global climate.”
Since then, the case for anthropogenic climate change has only strengthened; 98% of actively publishing climate scientists now say that it is undeniable. But several finer points remain unsettled. For instance, researchers still don’t completely understand the role of aerosols in the atmosphere, the variable effects of clouds at different heights, and the influence of feedback mechanisms such as the changing reflectivity of the Earth’s surface and the release of gases from permafrost or deep seabeds. Climate-change skeptics have been keen to capitalize on those gaps in knowledge. “They play up smaller debates,” says Francesca Grifo at the Union of Concerned Scientists, “and divert the dialogue by attacking particular aspects. They represent climate science as a house of cards, where you pull out one and it all falls apart.”
In 1998, following the negotiation of the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, the American Petroleum Institute convened a task force to spend more than $5.9 million to discredit climate science and quash growing public support of curbing emissions. The group borrowed many of the methods and people, including Milloy, that had been used to mislead Congress and the public about the connection between smoking and cancer and heart disease. In a leaked memo titled the “Global Climate Science Communications Plan,” the task force laid out a strategy to “build a case against precipitous action on climate change based on the scientific uncertainty.” The memo details a plan to recruit, train and pay willing scientists to sow doubt about climate science among the media and the public. “Victory will be achieved,” the memo states, when “recognition of uncertainties becomes part of the ‘conventional wisdom’ ” and when “those promoting the Kyoto treaty on the basis of the extant science appear to be out of touch with reality.”
In March 2001, George W. Bush’s administration declared that climate science was “too uncertain” to justify action (such as ratifying the Kyoto treaty) that might put the brakes on economic growth. That refrain would be echoed again and again, weakening or derailing successive international agreements and domestic policy. How had a small band of non-scientists managed to so quickly and thoroughly pursuade the nation’s leaders to reject an ever more coherent and definitive body of scientific evidence?
“Multiple feet of sea level rising in the next few decades, that’s just fantasy,” says Myron Ebell, the director of energy and global-warming policy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a free-market think tank. Ebell is in a taxi heading down K Street, Washington’s lobbyist row, talking to a reporter from theNaples Daily Newsin Florida. The journalist called to get his perspective on a new scientific study that warns of more frequent flooding along U.S. coastlines as higher temperatures accelerate rising sea levels. “The evidence is inconclusive,” Ebell says. “The [Antarctic] ice sheet is not shrinking but may in fact be expanding. The reality from the experts is . . . ”
Ebell does not claim to be a scientist. His background is in economics, and like Milloy, he was a member of the American Petroleum Institute task force in 1998. Yet his lack of scientific credentials has not deterred a stream of journalists from requesting his opinion of the newly released study. “Happens every time I get quoted in the New York Times,” he says. Ebell provides two things most scientists can’t: a skeptical view of climate science and clear, compelling sound bites ready for the evening news or the morning paper. For a deadline-pressured journalist covering “both sides” of a complex issue, Ebell might seem an ideal source. Yet by including unscientific opinions alongside scientific ones, that same journalist creates an illusion of equivalence that can tilt public opinion.
“It’s that false balance thing,” Mann says. “You’re a reporter and you understand there’s an overwhelming consensus that evidence supports a particular hypothesis—let’s say, the Earth is an oblate spheroid. But you’ve got to get a comment from a holdout at the Flat Earth Society. People see the story and think there’s a serious scientific debate about the shape of the Earth.”
On the taxi’s radio, a weatherman forecasts that tomorrow will be Washington’s hottest March 15 in recorded history. Ebell glances out the window at the cherry trees, in full bloom two weeks earlier than usual, as he thumbs down to his next call. “This one’s a producer at PBS NewsHour,” he says. “They’re interviewing one of those sea-level guys and they want to know how they should approach asking him a negative question.”
Ebell connects with the producer: “What they’re saying is, we’ve got to throw huge, scarce resources into what is essentially a nonproblem, that would be the point I’d make to him. The modelers will never admit that their models have no forecasting ability. They’re just saying that this could happen.” Then he winds up for his kicker. “Well, I’m sorry, a lot of things could happen. The Earth could be hit by an asteroid tomorrow.”
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For the many scientists who consider themselves both political conservatives and supporters of the consensus position on anthropogenic climate change, ideology and party affiliation provide little shelter from attacks and harassment. Katharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist at Texas Tech University, a political conservative and an evangelical Christian. In 2007, Terry Maple, the co-author of Newt Gingrich’s forthcoming book on environmental entrepreneurship, asked her to write a chapter reviewing the scientific facts surrounding climate change. For most of his political career, Gingrich championed the virtues of science, but last year, while campaigning in the Republican presidential primaries, he dropped Hayhoe’s chapter after Rush Limbaugh discovered her contribution and ridiculed her as a “climate babe.”
“Nice to hear that Gingrich is tossing my climate chapter in the trash,” Hayhoe tweeted on hearing the news. “100+ unpaid hours I could’ve spent playing w[ith] my baby . . .” The day after Hayhoe’s tweet, the American Tradition Institute (ATI), a conservative think tank, announced that it had filed a FOIA request with Texas Tech University “relating to collaboration on a book, using public time and resources.” The ATI’s paperwork referred to Hayhoe as a “climate activist.”
“I can delete the death threats and the e-mail I got calling me a ‘Nazi bitch whore climatebecile,’ ” Hayhoe says, “but responding to nuisance lawsuits and investigations takes up enormous amounts of time that could be better spent teaching, mentoring, researching, doing my job.”
“When I get an e-mail that mentions my child and a guillotine, I want to pull a blanket over my head.”David Schnare heads the Environmental Law Center at the ATI, which since its inception in 2009 has sued the employers and former employers of a number of climate scientists, including Mann and James Hansen, the outspoken head of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. The ATI wants the researchers’ correspondence and research records. “We are not a venal organization,” Schnare says. “Our law center seeks to defend good science and proper governmental behavior and to expose the converse. Citizens have the right to know how government money is spent. Scientists who feel they shouldn’t have to respond to these requests shouldn’t be working in a government institution, because this is the price of entering.”
Richard Muller:Muller, a physicist, was one of the few prominent scientists skeptical of global warming. He reversed his position last year. Dan Tuffs
In 2006, Jeffrey Gleason and Charles Monnett, two government scientists working out of Alaska, published a report that described dead polar bears floating in the Arctic Ocean. The apparently drowned animals raised concerns about the effect of melting ice in the Arctic. As with Mann’s hockey-stick graph, the story of drowned polar bears made its way intoAn Inconvenient Truthand became a point of contention for climate skeptics. In 2010 both scientists came under investigation by the U.S. Office of the Inspector General for what it termed “integrity issues.”
Jeff Ruch, the executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, is providing Gleason and Monnett with legal representation. “After more than two years of investigations, there have been no charges, no timelines, no requests for response,” Ruch says. “It’s Kafkaesque. We don’t know what started this and what’s keeping it going. But we do know that for both men, their lives have been hell.” Monnett, Ruch says, has vowed not to publish another scientific paper, and Gleason has left his job in Alaska. Neither scientist responded to our requests for comment.
The story of Monnett and Gleason is exceptional. Few scientists have actually left their field as a result of harassment, says Gavin Schmidt, a climate modeler at NASA Goddard who is currently defending a case brought by the ATI. “But,” he says, “it does dissuade people from speaking out about their work. They see the harassment and intimidation and say, ‘It’s more stress than I need.’ ”
“When I get an e-mail that mentions my child and a guillotine,” Hayhoe says, “I sometimes want to pull a blanket over my head. The intent of all this is to discourage scientists. As a woman and a mother, I have to say that sometimes it does achieve its goal. There are many times when I wonder if it’s worth it.”
With scientists reluctant to speak out (and drowned out when they do), skeptics have had more room to attack climate-research programs. Last year, Republicans in the House of Representatives made a unanimous decision to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency’s finding that greenhouse-gas pollution threatens public health. Texas representative Ralph Hall, the chairman of the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, along with 10 of his Republican colleagues, also called for budget cuts and program terminations that directly targeted climate-science research, efforts to curb emissions, and preparations for climate-change impact at the National Science Foundation, the EPA and the Department of Energy.
Although many of the cuts were undone in the Senate, funding for climate-related programs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration did not fare as well. After launching an investigation into NOAA’s attempts to reorganize its climate services into a single unit, Hall successfully pushed through legislation to cut the agency’s climate-research funding by 20 percent, forcing it to cancel research grants.
“Now government agencies and researchers are doing anything to keep the word ‘climate’ out of their budgets and proposals,” says Rick Piltz, a former senior associate in the U.S. Climate Change Science Program Office (in 2009, it was renamed the U.S. Global Change Research Program). “And this at a time when all agencies need to be thinking about how the nation will be affected by climate change and factor it into their planning.”
Worldwide, proposals for carbon taxes, cap-and-trade programs and meaningful CO2 reductions have foundered on a lack of political consensus. In December, Canada became the first country to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol, citing the cost of compliance. The U.N.’s 2009 climate conference in Copenhagen yielded little actionable policy, and this June’s Earth Summit +20 in Brazil has been newsworthy mostly for the low expectations surrounding it.
In the U.S., local climate skeptics have been advancing their agendas. In Virginia, Tea Party–inspired residents recently derailed municipal preparations for sea-level rise around Hampton Roads, the body of water that borders Norfolk-Virginia Beach. They disrupted planning meetings and disputed as a plot NOAA’s findings that the area faces the second-highest risk from sea-level rise of any region of its size in the U.S. In April, Tennessee lawmakers passed a measure that allows teachers to question accepted theories on evolution and climate change in the classroom. Science advocates were also stunned by a recently disclosed initiative to design a school curriculum that questions climate science. Science educators say they’re increasingly worried that climate could become the same kind of flash point as evolution. The question science advocates ask now is, how do they turn the conversation back to the science?
Face of Denial:The Heartland Institute launched an anti-climate-science ad campaign in Chicago in May. The ad was pulled within a day, but other versions would have shown Charles Manson and Osama bin Laden. Heartland Institute
Scientists are starting to fight back. Schmidt co-foundedRealClimate.org, a forum for climate scientists to quickly respond to developing stories and “provide the context sometimes missing in mainstream commentary.” Several other scientists launched the Climate Science Legal Defense Fund last year to help scientists and institutions respond to nuisance lawsuits. “We have a responsibility to the scientific community to not allow those looking to discredit us to be successful,” Mann says. “What they’re going to see is that they’ve awakened a sleeping bear. We will counterpunch.”
But playing the activist can be a slippery slope. In February, climate analyst and MacArthur “genius” grant recipient Peter Gleick admitted using a false identity to obtain and distribute files that provided a detailed picture of the finances and plans of the Heartland Institute, an anti-regulatory think tank that calls climate research “junk science.” The incident was a bizarre mirror of the 2009 “Climate Gate” scandal, in which hackers gained access to the e-mails of prominent climate scientists and distributed excerpts out of context. Although eight independent investigations later found that the scientists did nothing unethical, Climate Gate has become a rallying point for climate-change skeptics. Gleick was almost certainly aiming to incite a similar reaction among climate-science advocates. Instead many in the scientific community quickly condemned his tactics. Schmidt deemed them “completely irresponsible” and predicted that “public discussion on this issue will be much the poorer for this.”
Seated at a conference table in Heartland’s new downtown Chicago headquarters, Joe Bast, the organization’s president, is a bit more forceful. “Peter Gleick was so desperate and delusional that he was willing to break the law repeatedly and lie and deceive people. Once again, the most alarmist voices in the debate have been found to be behaving very badly.” Bast is compact and intense, with a well-trimmed beard and a raspy voice “from years of smoking,” he tells me. He says the documents, one of which appears to have been forged, don’t show a smoking gun. “Our enemies are calling it ‘Denial Gate,’ ” he says, leaning forward over the table. “We’re calling it ‘Fake Gate.’ Try to find anything in there that suggests we are anything other than sincere and above the table, and doing exactly what we say we’re doing.”
“We cannot allow those looking to discredit scientists to be successful. They’ve awakened a sleeping bear. We will counterpunch.”Probably the most surprising revelation is that Heartland’s climate work is funded primarily by one individual, referred to in the institute’s fundraising plan as the Anonymous Donor, who has contributed $12.7 million over the past five years. The organization’s climate programs include the school curriculum questioning widely accepted climate science and its annual International Conference on Climate Change, an event many scientists lampoon as “Denialpalooza.” Despite those programs, Bast says Heartland does not reject all of mainstream climate science. “Virtually everybody agrees,” he tells me, that “there has been warming in the second half of the 20th century [and] that there is probably a human role in that warming, that carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, and that the increase in atmospheric concentrations can be attributed to human activity.” The organization, he says, argues primarily for “cost-effective solutions” to climate change. As our meeting is wrapping up, Bast says genuinely, “Don’t call us deniers. Skeptics is fine. Moderates, realists. But not deniers.”
But a few weeks later, Heartland would launch a new advertising campaign. As drivers crawled along Chicago’s busy Eisenhower Expressway, they were confronted with a large billboard that compared believers in global warming with Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. The text on the billboard read, “I still believe in global warming. Do you?” The advertisement was meant to be the first in a series. Others would liken climate-science advocates to mass murderers, including Charles Manson and Osama bin Laden. Bast did not respond for comment following the launch of the campaign, but Heartland issued a press release: “The people who believe in man-made global warming are mostly on the radical fringe of society. This is why the most prominent advocates of global warming aren’t scientists. They are murderers, tyrants, and madmen.”
Collateral Damage:Katharine Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist, wrote a chapter on climate change for Newt Gingrich’s forthcoming book, only to have it pulled after the politician hit the campaign trail. AP Photo/Nellie Doneva
“There are powerful voices of unreason,” says Ben Santer, who led the 1995 IPCC team, “but every year, the science becomes stronger and the data are telling an ever more consistent story.” As with tobacco, the more consistent the scientific story, the more difficult it will become for skeptics to reject anthropogenic climate change. That point was driven home after the Charles Koch Foundation donated $150,000 toward a study by Richard Muller, a physicist at the University of California at Berkeley who was, at the time, a darling of the climate-skeptic community. Muller spent two years investigating claims by global-warming deniers that temperature rises verified by multiple studies were skewed because of flawed analysis, unreliable weather stations and the effect of urban heat islands. Muller and his research team (which included Saul Perlmutter, the joint winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics) compiled 1.6 billion readings at 39,000 sites and examined other historical data.
Muller’s conclusion was most likely not what the Koch brothers had in mind. Last October, his team announced that the global mean temperature on land had increased by 1.6 degrees since 1950, a result that matched the numbers accepted by the mainstream climate-science community. “The skeptics raised valid points, and everybody should have been a skeptic two years ago,” Muller told me. “Now we have confidence that the temperature rises previously reported had been done without bias. Global warming is real.”
Some conservative think tanks have since begun to soften their positions. Jeff Kueter, the current president of the George C. Marshall Institute, which has been advocating against mainstream climate science since the 1980s, told me in his office in Virginia last month that “climate change is not a hoax” and that “human activities undoubtedly have an impact on climate change.”
Those who fund the denial machine are likewise reconsidering their positions. Exxon has scaled back its annual anti-climate-science funding by 78 percent, or $2.7 million, since 2006. Other publicly traded oil companies have followed suit. In response to Heartland’s billboard campaign, some of its biggest donors, including State Farm Insurance, the beverage giant Diageo, and the insurance and financial-services company USAA, announced that they were pulling their funding. In a message on Heartland’s website, Bast wrote, “We do not apologize for running the ad, and we will continue to experiment with ways to communicate the ‘realist’ message on the climate.” The billboard, however, was gone a day after it was put up.
Public opinion in the U.S. about anthropogenic climate change is also changing. This spring, four major universities released polls showing that a clear majority of American citizens now say that the world is warming and that the country should take action. Jon Krosnick, a professor of communications at Stanford University, conducted one of the polls. He found that 83% of Americans say they believe that the Earth has been warming. One significant factor, he suggests, is that Americans can finally see and feel climate change happening.
“You no longer have to believe a scientist who is telling you that something is happening that you can’t see,” Krosnick says. “Now people are saying, ‘I can tell my plants are flowering much earlier, and I’m wearing shorts and T-shirts to the fall fair, when I used to wear jackets.’ ” Among those he polled, 71% support the U.S. taking action to reduce emissions regardless of whether other countries do so. “If the public does in fact support these views,” Krosnick asks, “why are politicians not taking action?”
Voice of Doubt:Myron Ebell educates the media about the “uncertainties” surrounding climate science. The brothers Charles and David Koch support a number of anti-climate-science programs. Kevin Dietsch/UPI/Newscom
On a summery afternoon in mid-March, Senator Inhofe dashes onto the stage at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank in Washington, D.C., to introduce his new book,The Greatest Hoax: How the Global Warming Conspiracy Threatens Your Future. “Why?” he asks the crowd. “Why, when the United Nations IPCC is totally refuted, when Al Gore is totally discredited, when man-made global warming is totally debunked, when passing a global-warming cap-and-trade bill is totally shot down, why is this book necessary?” He veers off-topic for several minutes to rail against “liberal Republicans” and “an unelected bureaucrat at the EPA.” Then, suddenly, he looks around and asks, “Am I going to be introduced?”
I scan the room. Myron Ebell of the Competitive Enterprise Institute and Marc Morano, the ClimateDepot.com blogger and former Inhofe aide who is widely considered to have ghostwritten most of his book, are there. So are about 150 others, a mostly older crowd that’s captivated by Inhofe’s folksy outrage and his PowerPoint presentation, which begins with his famous 2003 quote: “With all the hysteria, all the fear, all the phony science, could it be that man-made global warming is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people? It sure sounds like it is.”
It’s an entertaining ride. Inhofe doesn’t mention Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s comment earlier that week referring to him as “Big Oil’s top call girl.” Instead he speaks of the current “war on fossil fuels” and about how the U.N.’s interest in climate is motivated by “power, autonomy and control.” He boasts of how, in 2005, he called science-fiction novelist Michael Crichton to the Senate floor to testify as an “expert witness” on climate change and about how in 2009 he flew to Copenhagen as “a one-man truth squad” to take the wind out of the U.N. Climate Change Conference. He shows a picture of the igloo his children built in front of their Washington, D.C., home in 2010 to mock Al Gore.
Throughout his presentation, Inhofe deftly manages to be simultaneously affable and outraged. “I love everybody,” he tells me after the crowd has departed, adding that he and Gore were “good friends” at one time. “I still am,” he says, “because I love everybody. That’s the difference between me and my adversaries.”
Koch Brothers:The brothers Charles and David Koch support a number of anti-climate-science programs. AFP/Getty Images
Just as in the rest of the country, belief in human-caused climate change in Oklahoma has been rising with the thermometer—according to Krosnick, a large majority of Inhofe’s constituents now believe that anthropogenic global warming is real. I ask Inhofe if he’s noticed any climate changes in his home state, such as last summer’s unprecedented heat and severe drought, withering crops, wild fires and dramatically expanded tornado season. “There’s not been any warming,” he snaps. “And there’s actually been a little bit of cooling. It’s all documented. Look at the Dust Bowl. Back then it was a lot hotter. Matter of fact, now they say the hottest time was actually during that time—1934, I guess.”
Actually, last summer’s average temperature of 86.9 ˚F was the highest ever recorded in Oklahoma. And last spring’s drought, when hundreds of farmers abandoned livestock they could no longer manage to feed or water, was the worst since 1921.
Many of the scientists I’ve spoken with say that no single act of harassment or intimidation has stung more than Inhofe’s “list of 17,” the call for the congressional investigation of prominent climate scientists. Mann, I tell Inhofe, said it “smacked of modern-day McCarthyism.”
“I’m not the guy that called for investigations, I don’t think,” Inhofe says. He quickly glances at his communications director, Matt Dempsey. “Did I ever call for investigations?” I study Inhofe’s face for a clue as to whether he’s joking—he brags about the episode in his book. It’s clear that he is not. Dempsey nods at his boss. “Okay,” Inhofe says. “Maybe right after Climate Gate, I said they need to be investigated.”
The room is nearly empty when I ask Inhofe, finally, if he could imagine the possibility, however remote, that science could provide any amount or type of evidence that could convince him that human-caused climate change could be real. The senator darts an impatient look at his watch, and his handlers rise. It’s clear that the interview is coming to an end. “When people like you ask that question,” Inhofe says, “I can tell you believe it.” | {
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Friday, 8 July 2011
Up a bit, down a bit - 6th July
This week there are a few examples of trainers trying out their horses in better races and being subsequently hiked up the ratings for running well and yet winning little money for their efforts and thereby being restricted in where they can run next because of their ratings increase.
British Stallion Studs E.B.F./ Park Suite Fillies' Handicap Class 3 6f Good To Firm Pontefract
Sioux Rising won here by a head from Desert Poppy with another head back to Favourite Girl in third and Entitled in fourth. The latter although drawn on the outside was slightly dissapointing following her good run previously and you would have expected her to do better in this and it is hoped this was just a blip. The winner was winning off her highest mark of 89 and it was her first win for 2 years although she had been running well on the AW. She has gone up 3lb probably because she made use of a stall 2 draw, whereas the second who was drawn widest of all in 12 goes up 2lb to 89 and she has run a couple of good races now on the bounce so maybe capable of going one place better soon. Mosaicist didnt really fire here after looking good at Kempton and the stable think the track was the reason for the poor show although she was walloped with a 10lb rise for her Kempton win and has been dropped a pound now.
Rewards4racing.com Handicap Class 4 5f6y Good SandownRitual made it 4 wins on the bounce on his first start back in 2011 for Jeremy Noseda by winning this handicap by a length from Night Affair with the improved Doc Hay, who remains capable of better, back in third. He is favourite for a very competitive Class 2 Handicap at Ascot on Saturday and although he looks capable of further improvement on this showing he may however be biting off more than he can chew as he's up against the likes of Macs Power. He has gone up 7lb for this win to a mark of 90 and he is a sprinter to follow whatever happens on Saturday and his trainer had this to say afterwards "It's just been niggling foot problems which have kept him off the track. It's great to see him back and that was a nice surprise as I didn't think he was fit enough to win today. We'll take a look at the Steward's Cup but he may have to go up a bit to get in." Race Time : 1m 1.27s
Aarca Sales Recruitment 10 Year Anniversary Handicap Class 4 6f Good To Firm Warwick
Barkston Ash got back on the scoresheet after his below par run at Chester due to him not acting on the track and he remains one to watch in Handicap company. He beat Restless Bay by 3/4 of a length with a further neck to Close to the Edge and he has gone up 4lb for his efforts to a mark of 79.
Bet365.com Conditions Stakes Class 3 6f Good To Firm Haydock
Although High Standing won this race his rating has dropped by 2lb which is in contrast to Fitz Flyer who finished 1 1/2 lengths back in third who has been raised 5lb to 95. Ok that they've finished third in a Class 3 Conditions Stakes but connections have only picked up £1,211.00 and it would probably have been better keeping his mark and trying to win a handicap for which he would have got a similar penalty but would have won more money and he is a gelding after all.
Coral Charge (Registered As The Sprint Stakes) (Group 3) 5f6y Good To Firm Sandown
Similarly in this both Beyond Desire and Humidor in finsihing 2nd and 3rd have both been raised 11lb's each to marks of 103 and 104 and one wonders what connections of Humidor were thinking as although theyve finished 3rd in a Group 3 they only won £5,380.00 and now may struggle if reverting back to handicap company. As it was both made the best of the good draws that they had like the winner Night Carnation and the only good thing is they have both probably gaurenteed themselves a run in the Stewards Cup for which they are entered. Race Time : 59.68s
Below are the Handicappers comments taken from the BHB's excellent site for last weeks sprint racing :
The most prestigious sprint race during the last racing week was the Group 3 Coral Charge Sprint on the Eclipse card at Sandown and it was won by the Andrew Balding trained Night Carnation.
As ever on the 5 furlong course at Sandown the field raced up the far rail and a low draw looked preferable – in this field of 10 runners the first three home came out of stalls 2, 3 and 1. The 2nd (Beyond Desire) and 3rd (Humidor) came into the race with the lowest official ratings of 92 and 93 respectively so their prominent finishes must cast an element of doubt over the form. Despite that I feel the winner is a sprinter of some quality and, in taking this by 1¾ lengths going away, I have her running to a figure of 108+. This is the same figure she achieved when winning a C&D handicap off a mark of 99 earlier in the season and her revised rating will be 109. This means that Beyond Desire records a figure of 103 and Humidor records 104 – I intend to move both to an official rating in line with what they ran to in this race but I do have in the back of my mind that both may have been a touch flattered. Interestingly the historical level of this race over the last 5 years has the winner running to an average of 108.
The most memorable sprint race of the week for many people would have been the 4.10 at Yarmouth on Thursday which was won by the ever popular 14-year old The Tatling. He won his first race in July 1999 – a 2yo Maiden race also at Yarmouth. Amazingly enough he went from winning a Claiming race in July 2002 to winning the Group 3 King George Stakes at Goodwood in July 2003 and on to winning the Group 2 Kings Stand Stakes at Royal Ascot in 2004. He also managed to finish 2nd three years running in the Group 1 Nunthorpe at York – getting within a head of taking the prize in the 2005 race. Plying his trade at a far lower level nowadays he lined up at Yarmouth in a handicap running off a mark of 60 but he still managed to produce his customary late burst to take the prize by 1 length and thereby record his 17th career victory. His revised rating will be 65 and with his enthusiasm intact I would hope (and expect) that he remains competitive from that mark
About Me
I have been a follower of racing from an early age with my first memory being trying to pick the winner of the Derby in 1965. This interest has moved on to having shares in horses which has resulted in wins at the Dubai Festival, with Turn on the Style, and more recently with Tatlisu.
This blog is primarily about sprinters which I have always had an interest in and it will cover most 5f and 6f races throughout the season. | {
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Starting a business correctly as a key to its success
Among people who have never been engaged in business, and among some businessmen, there is a widespread opinion that it is believed that starting a business necessarily requires start-up capital. Many people say that they do not open a business precisely because they do not have start-up capital.
However, this is not the right way to start a business. Indeed, money is important for starting a business, especially when you do not want to mess with the opening yourself.In this case, you can give money to people who know how to open a business and they will do everything. But when there is a desire to do everything yourself, when there is a desire to build a good business, then the money goes to second place. In the first place is a good idea. A good idea is the right way to start a business. This is confirmed by the fact that there are people who have money but no business.
Why is an idea the right way to start a business? It’s simple. Our world is designed so that the idea is its primary unit. Everything starts with an idea, and if you want to make a business, you have to start with an idea. In principle, business is the development of an idea. The money that a businessman makes is just a consequence of a successful business, a successful promotion of an idea.
Accordingly, the main skill that a businessman should have is the ability to promote an idea to the masses. You can even say that a businessman is a person who knows how to promote an idea to the masses. The better he does it, the more successful he is. A businessman is a person who develops an idea, and a person who invests money is just an investor.
It is really important for an investor to have a start-up capital. They are like soldiers that the investor sends into battle. When these soldiers win, they take prisoners. Prisoners are earned money. A businessman works in a different way, a businessman introduces the idea of a product or service to people, after which they become consumers of this product or service.
After implementing the idea, the businessman gives consumers a product or service, and in return receives money from them. The better the businessman has promoted the idea, the more consumers of his product he will get, which means that he will earn more money. At the same time, businessmen are friends with the invisible hand of the market itself. It helps them a lot.
Starting a business correctly as a key to its success
If a businessman offers consumers money in exchange for their money, then this is no longer a business, but an absurdity. An idea and only an idea should be offered to consumers by a businessman, because only the development of an idea creates the basis for sales to be possible. That is why an idea is the right start of a business and the Foundation of a successful business. Sales are achieved through the fact that the idea is “infected” by some people, who then become consumers of certain products.
In another case, sales are simply impossible, because these same people will not have the slightest reason to buy any goods or services and spend their money on it, and when there is no reason, there is no motivation to do it. The idea is important not only for the businessman, but also for the manufacturer. It is a way for him to get new customers for his products. However, the consumer is not at a disadvantage, he also benefits from the fact that allows you to implement the idea.
Starting a business properly requires some preparation. If it is important for an investor to take cheaper, i.e. invest less money and sell more expensive, i.e. get more money, then it is important for a businessman to evaluate the market. This means that investment and business require completely different skills.
If you want to do business, you need to figure out how many consumers you can create, how to do it, how much it will cost, and what is important to consumers in General. The investor invests money and does not think about the consumer, he thinks only about money, and accordingly, his strategy is different – to impose on the consumer what is profitable for him, and not to offer what the consumer really needs. A businessman works with the market, he studies it, and the idea is at the heart of the market.
Accordingly, we return to it again, because the idea is the beginning of a business, the only correct beginning of a business. In order to properly work out the market, you need to know marketing at least at a minimum level. Marketing is a simple science, so there is nothing to fear. Moreover, you can master it for free. | {
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MEDIA RELEASE UPDATE
Police have charged a 26 year-old male for a variety of offenses stemming from an incident that occurred early Friday morning (July 1, 2005).
On Saturday (July 2, 2005), Hawaii Police Department Criminal Investigations Section, Area I detectives charged Ryron Lloyd Pia with one count of Attempted Murder in the First Degree, a Class A felony, two counts of Attempted Murder in the Second Degree, a Class B felony, two counts of Assault in the First Degree, a Class B felony, and one count of Attempted Sexual Assault in the First Degree, a Class A felony.
Detectives reclassified the previous assault cases after determining that both victims initially sustained life-threatening injuries as a result of the attack and that more than one person was victimized in the same incident. Bail for Pia was set at $320,000.00.
On the night of the incident, Puna Patrol officers responded to a report of two stabbing victims at a residence on Route 132, Pahoa, Hawaii. The officers found the victims at a nearby residence, both with apparent stab wounds. Police were able to determine that the victims had been stabbed by Pia at about 2:30 a.m. when the female victim awoke and found Pia attempting to sexually assault her and was stabbed when she resisted. The male victim woke up and confronted Pia at which time a physical altercation took place and the victim was stabbed as a result. A weapon was recovered at the scene by police.
Both victims were transported to the Hilo Medical Center emergency room by Hawaii Fire Department Rescue personnel, where they underwent surgery for the severe wounds and are presently confined. The male victim is listed in guarded condition. The female victim is listed in stable condition.
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Create AirBnB clone design. Use this Directory child theme to create listing website for anything from rental accommodation to local businesses. With focus on maps, this listings theme comes with customizable categories, menus, search and packages so you can use it for any niche directory.
HomeQuest is one of our best and newest real estate WordPress themes. This is perfect if you want to create a property website or real estate classified ads directory. Use this theme as an estate agent to only advertise the properties on your portfolio or open property listing submission.
This is one of the best business directory themes available. GeoPlaces offers you the chance to have your own local business listings directory at a very affordable price. This responsive directory theme has both free and paid packages and includes an events directory as well as places.
Allow estate agents and homeowners to submit properties for rent or sale. This IDX/MLS compatible real estate classifieds theme is unique and powerful in the features it provides for you to launch a successful property listings site. Comes with hundreds of built-in features and tweaks.
This is another one of our top WordPress business directory themes. Includes all built-in functions of its parent theme Directory so you can launch a powerful business listing website. The elegant design and hundreds of options and tweaks will ensure you build a profitable directory.
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An ideal rental properties theme which is ideal for vacation property owners to promote their rental villas or apartments online. This responsive Vacation Rentals theme that comes with many powerful rental features such as a booking system and an availability calendar for online booking.
This is another one of our beautiful rental accommodation booking themes. Use the Villa Rental theme to promote and offer online booking for holiday villas, rooms, apartments, cottages or any vacation property for rent. Includes an availability calendar, room or property price rates and more.
As part of our collection of online accommodation booking themes, 5 Star is a great choice. Use this theme for booking for hotels, bed and breakfasts or even hostels. This is a very easy to use booking theme, customize categories, add new listings, set the prices and you're ready.
An elegant hotel booking theme which is ideal for promoting one or several hotels online. This responsive hotel reservations theme will impress your guests and offers powerful features like advanced online booking and an availability calendar for bookings. Use for 1 or thousands of hotels or properties.
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Start your own online store with one of the best eCommerce themes available. The eShop theme comes with our popular e-commerce framework for a powerful and easy to use shopping cart online store. You can also use this theme with WooCommerce, the choice is yours.
Launch your online shop with the easy to setup Luxury theme. With this WooCommerce theme, you get options for tax and shipping, order management, coupons. You can allow or disallow guest checkout, set currency, translate and force secure checkout with an SSL certificate.
Sell digital or physical products and manage shipping, coupons, taxes with the Emporium theme. Get unparalleled control over your webshop with another one of our top e-commerce themes. Use Emporium to sell anything from bags, watches, clothes to electronic or digital goods.
Our eCommerce themes are easy to setup and customize to help you start selling your products online in no time. Add your categories, products and setting up your shopping cart and you're set to go. Includes PayPal, 2Checkout, Authorize.net, cash on delivery and more popular payment gateways.
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This responsive one page WordPress theme is amazingly easy to use and setup. Best suited for businesses, corporations, personal or professional portfolio websites. Promote products or services on a powerful and SEO friendly single page. Landing page also comes with its built-in blog
This is one of our visual composer themes that's ideal for businesses, companies or even personal websites. This drag and drop theme is super-easy to customize with its front-end website builder. Change elements, text and images in an instant and see the changes in real-time.
Music is the perfect theme for music portals, musician websites or singer, albums, DJs, music bands and producers, music albums or labels. You can list music events, have a music magazine or use as a catalog or sell music. Create categories and use for any music genres. | {
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Evacuation lifted for Californians living below dam
Residents allowed to return home but must remain vigilant and flee to high grounds if repairs do not hold, sheriff says.
15 Feb 2017 05:35 GMT
About 188,000 people were ordered to evacuate their homes in the valley below the dam [Beck Diefenbach/Reuters]
Nearly 200,000 Northern Californians who live downstream of the country's tallest dam were allowed to return home on Tuesday after two nights of uncertainty, but they were warned they may have to again flee to higher ground on a moment's notice if hastily made repairs to the battered structure do not hold.
The fixes could be put to their first test later this week with the first of a series of small storms forecast for the region.
But the real test is still to come in the weeks ahead when a record amount of snowfall melts in nearby mountains.
"There is the prospect that we could issue another evacuation order if the situation changes and the risk increases," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday, telling residents they could return home but to remain vigilant.
Residents living below the Oroville Dam were suddenly ordered to evacuate Sunday afternoon after water authorities had assured them for nearly a week that the dam was sound despite a gaping and growing hole found in the structure's main spillway.
The order came after authorities feared an earthen emergency spillway, used when the lake behind the dam overflows its capacity, appeared ready to fail Sunday because of erosion.
Over the weekend, the swollen lake spilled down the unpaved emergency spillway for nearly 40 hours, leaving it badly eroded.
Government failures
The problem occurred six days after engineers discovered a growing hole in the dam's main concrete spillway.
State and federal officials ignored calls in 2005 from environmental groups to armour the earthen spillway in concrete to prevent erosion.
Federal regulators concluded the earthen spillway could handle a large amount of overflow after water agencies, which would have had to pay for the upgrade, argued it was unnecessary.
On Tuesday, John Garamendi, a Democrat who represents an area near Oroville, called the government's failure to coat the spillway in concrete "a classic case of woulda, coulda, shoulda".
He said that if the state had listened to the 2005 warnings and installed the concrete a decade ago, "this problem would not have occurred. But they didn't, and there are probably multiple reasons why", with cost a crucial one.
The California Department of Water Resources said the lake was ready to take on rain and melting snow. State water officials said they have drained enough of the lake behind Oroville Dam that the emergency spillway will not be needed to handle runoff from an approaching storm.
Forecasts call for five to 10cm of rain and snow in the foothills and mountains starting Wednesday night. But the storm was looking colder than initially projected, meaning less rain and less runoff than last week's storms.
Acting department chief Bill Croyle said 40 trucks have dumped 30 tonnes of bags loaded with sand, concrete blocks and boulders every hour into the damaged areas, while helicopters have dropped bags of rocks and cement blocks onto the problem sites.
The damaged main spillway has been stable for four days and handling a heavy flow of water, reducing the reservoir's water level by 4.5 metres in preparation for coming rain and melting snow throughout the spring. Officials hope to drain the lake another 11 metres.
"We still have a large snowpack; we will see quite a spring runoff," Croyle said.
Croyle said the goal is to keep the reservoir below capacity so the use of the auxiliary spillway would not be used. Still, Croyle said that spillway has been repaired and that he is confident it could be used again if needed.
Preliminary estimates say permanently fixing the hole in the main spillway could cost $100 million to $200 million, Croyle said.
Experts are drawing up plans for repairs that will begin after the spring runoff season ends.
But after two days away from home, tens of thousands of evacuees were growing weary. They welcomed the news that they could return home.
"You don't appreciate home until it's taken away from you," said Margaret Johnston, 69, of Oroville, who spent two nights at a church with her two sons. She had packed a few blankets, pillows and clothes into a black rubbish bag. | {
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Oxford University Centre for Corporate Reputation
Reputation Symposium 2011
Taking stock and charting new directions in reputation research
The Oxford University Centre for Corporate Reputation held its second annual symposium from the 15-17 September 2011. The Centre welcomed its International Research Fellows and invited guests to Exeter College for two and a half days discussion on the overall theme "Taking stock and charting new directions in reputation research". Many of the Centre's corporate Visiting Fellow's and alumni also joined for the symposium opening dinner held in Exeter's magnificent dining hall. The Centre for Corporate Reputation Annual Award winners were also announced during the symposium. | {
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Undead Movie Posters from Matt Busch Will Consume Your Brain
If you're of the belief that the only thing that would make cinematic classics like Wizard of Oz or Fight Club better is a little dose of the living dead, then these undead movie posters will consume your brain -- figuratively of course.
These undead movie posters by Matt Busch are fiendishly clever in their zombification of classic films. From the 'Walking Dead of Oz,' to 'Fight of the Living Dead Club,' to 'Deadward Scissorhands,' these are some undead remakes that I only wish were coming to a theater near you. | {
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Will Joe Biden be the 2020 Democratic nominee?
The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, saying that fraud among hedge funds is on the rise and ordinary investors are getting hurt, yesterday proposed new emergency regulations for the high-risk investment pools.
SEC Chairman Christopher Cox disclosed his plan in testimony before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee. It comes several weeks after a federal appeals court overturned the agency’s new rules for oversight of hedge funds, which traditionally catered to the very wealthy but are increasingly luring ordinary investors.
Concern about hedge funds’ explosive growth and nearly unbridled operations had prompted the SEC regulations, which required most hedge fund managers to register with the agency, thereby opening the funds’ books to SEC examiners. The appeals court ruling on June 23 left hedge funds — with assets estimated to exceed $1 trillion — in a regulatory vacuum, experts and regulators have said.
“The potential for retail investors to be harmed by hedge fund risk remains” a serious concern, Mr. Cox testified. “And the growth in hedge-fund fraud that we have seen accompany the growth in hedge funds implicates the very basic responsibility of the SEC to protect investors from fraud, unfair dealing and market manipulation.”
Mr. Cox said he will recommend that the SEC adopt an anti-fraud rule for hedge funds that would establish serious obligations to investors on the part of fund managers and would meet the legal objections of the appeals court.
In its decision last month, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit sent the SEC’s hedge fund oversight program — which bitterly divided the five SEC commissioners when it was adopted in October 2004 — back to the agency to be reviewed.
A three-judge appeals court panel found that the SEC, in its new rules, had contorted the legal definition of who can be considered a client of a hedge fund.
The agency had previously considered hedge funds themselves to be the fund’s clients, as opposed to actual investors. The new rules changed the definition of clients to the investors.
Mr. Cox said yesterday that the new rule he is proposing would “look through” hedge funds to their investors and would hinge on the fact that the appeals court noted that certain federal anti-fraud regulations are not limited to fraud against clients.
In addition, Mr. Cox told the Senate panel, he will direct the SEC staff to take several immediate actions which, among other things, would encourage the hundreds of hedge fund managers who voluntarily registered with the agency to remain so. And he has asked the staff for a report on the possibility of revising rules in a way that would raise income requirements for individual investors in hedge funds.
Sen. Richard C. Shelby, Alabama Republican and the committee’s chairman, said that in light of the court’s action, “it is appropriate to once again consider whether there is a prudent basis for increased regulation of a dynamic industry.”
Several conservative Republican members of the panel, however, said additional regulation of hedge funds wasn’t needed and could send them offshore. | {
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The persistently soft conditions in the aerospace insurance market continue, with little sign of change in the short to medium term. The aviation sector is on course to deliver a second year of exceptionally low claims.
Volatility continues to be limited in the aerospace insurance market, with prices staying fairly close to parity as a result of the low level of claims in the aviation industry generally as well as healthy competition among insurers.
The cost of lead premium in the aerospace insurance market continues to decline slightly, with average year on year reductions of 2%. Individual sub-sectors continue to follow the patterns laid down in during the first few months of the year.
The recent airline losses are changing the dynamics of the aerospace insurance markets, however. The reductions in the cost of insurance that are being seen in the airport and air traffic control sub-sector are increasingly a reflection of falling passenger numbers and aircraft movement forecasts, whereas last year the reductions were the result of generally lower risk perceptions for the aviation industry.
The newsletter breaks down aerospace activity into the three major sectors, manufacturer, airport and maintenance, repair and overhaul, and suggests the impact of the changing economic conditions on each.
We take a look at Aon's newly released Political Risk Map, which highlights the transformation of the economic situation into a potential political situation.
We also look at the general trends in the market and offer some very preliminary forecasts for where the aerospace insurance market could be at the end of the year and outline Aon's Terrorism Risk Management service. | {
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Special Issue of Small Business Economics: An Entrepreneurship Journal
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
Guest Editors:
Allan O’Connor, Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre, The University of Adelaide, ([email protected])
Erik Stam, Chair of Strategy, Organization and Entrepreneurship, Utrecht University School of Economics (U.S.E.) & Utrecht Center for Entrepreneurship ([email protected])
Zoltan J. Acs, Department of Management, London School of Economics and Political Science ([email protected])
David B. Audretsch, Indiana University, ([email protected])
Overview
Many governments around the world seem to have openly accepted the functional economic theory of entrepreneurship as a pathway toward economic development (Hannon 2006; Minniti and Lévesque 2008, p. 605). This response by governments is consistent with the argument that a shift in the economic base toward knowledge requires a context and environment supportive of entrepreneurship (Audretsch & Thurik, 2004). However, creating a context and a supportive environment tends to limit the responsibility of government (Stam 2014) and instead opens up a shared responsibility of many who nurture, encourage, support, fund, advise, facilitate and work for, or, with entrepreneurs and their ventures. In other words, the economic outcomes of entrepreneurship sought by governments and the like, are a product of not only policy inputs but also socially embedded factors that underpin the creation, growth and flourishing of new firms and organizations that, if functioning well, can ultimately deliver desirable social and economic outcomes.
By way of support for this idea a number of authors have identified with entrepreneurship as being socially embedded. For instance Bygrave and Minniti (2000) discussed the social dynamics of entrepreneurship in terms of the entrepreneur as a catalyst for economic activity that affected the aggregate level of an entire economy. O’Connor (2013), in examining how entrepreneurship education may meet government economic purposes, defined entrepreneurship as the ‘social process involving the efforts of individuals in activities that ultimately have economic implications at a regional and/or national level’ (p. 559). Lee, Florida and Acs (2004) examined connections between regional social characteristics, human capital and new firm formation and concluded that policy- makers should pay closer attention to the social context that frames entrepreneurship.
The process of entrepreneurship from an entrepreneur’s perspective is centrally concerned with opportunity recognition, discovery and/or creation and appropriation of value (Alvarez and Barney, 2004; Schendel & Hitt 2007). However, a new or small firm with growth ambitions does not benefit from the breadth and depth of resources and capabilities of its larger corporate relative (Rumelt 2005). This suggests that the mainstream business strategy literature is inadequate for the
entrepreneurial context and more particularly falls well short of dealing with strategy that relates to the entrepreneur and their interaction with an entrepreneurial ecosystem containing resources not under their control. Within the entrepreneurial sphere of resource management and asset orchestration (Sirmon et al. 2011), there are a number of elements within the activities of structuring, bundling and leveraging resources and assets which will be unique to individual ventures and the context within which they are situated. When these ideas are coupled with the view that entrepreneurship is socially embedded and context specific, the question and responsibility of strategy broadens further and more specifically it focuses on the issues of the strategic management of place as proposed by Audretsch (2015). In this work, strategy-making for entrepreneurship includes the considerations related to the contextual interaction of factors outside of the entrepreneurial firm such as the region’s factors of production, spatial and organizational dimensions, human dimensions and policy dimensions.
These viewpoints draw attention to an emerging body of entrepreneurship literature that engages in the examination of the interaction between entrepreneurs, their entrepreneurial firms and the influences of the context within which the entrepreneurs and firms operate. This literature describes this dynamic set of interactions as an entrepreneurial ecosystem (Hwang & Horowitt, 2012). However, care should be taken with the analogy of an ecosystem as human systems differ to systems of nature due to three principle factors; foresight/intentionality, communication and technology (Holling 2001). While some suggest that an ecosystem embodies the interactions and interdependencies within industry value chains (Adner & Kapoor, 2010) others are defining the ecosystem beyond the value chain and instead place emphasis on the concepts of an interdependent set of actors, governance and the enabling of entrepreneurial action (Stam 2014). Acs, Szerb and Erkko (2014) have developed an approach to entrepreneurial ecosystems where they incorporate both agency and institutions into a system using configuration theory.
Although it may be observed that there are common characteristics among entrepreneurial ecosystems (Isenberg 2010), every entrepreneurial ecosystem is different and idiosyncratic (Mason & Brown 2014). A mistake would be to believe or think that entrepreneurial ecosystems are the domain of only a few highly economically productive places. Rather, every place that is occupied by economic actors is more likely than not to have some form of an entrepreneurial ecosystem but the differentiating factor will be to what extent they are effective and efficient at achieving specific outputs and outcomes relevant to some specified set of regionally based objectives.
An important characteristic of entrepreneurial ecosystem research, that should not be overlooked, is that entrepreneurial success does not end at any point of the formation, survival, growth, and exit stages of an entrepreneurial firm’s lifecycle. Instead a study of entrepreneurial ecosystems demands cross-level, or perhaps better stated as cross-systems, analysis. Entrepreneurial success in this context is determined by the ability of entrepreneurs to act as a transmission mechanism (Acs et al. 2014) to advance the socioeconomic fortunes of the place within which the entrepreneurial venturing happens. This view also suggests that an entrepreneurial ecosystem may be a composite model which may contain different systems contributing different elements to what eventually becomes the regionally considered entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Research Topics
This call for papers seeks empirical, theoretical/conceptual research that explores the key areas that account for ecosystem dynamics that are critical to an entrepreneur contributing to the socioeconomic fortunes of place. In brief, we are interested in the strategic management of the entrepreneurial ecosystem with respect to optimizing its performance for explicitly or tacitly stated social and economic outcomes. In our view entrepreneurs engage with the discovery and/or creation and development of an opportunity, establish a new firm and subsequently attempt to grow that firm in a manner that may have an effect at the social and economic levels within a region or specific place. The objective of this call is to assemble a set of papers that deal with aspects of strategic practice and strategic behaviours of the many different types of actors, including individuals and institutions, that interact with resource constrained and/or independent entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial teams in the pursuit of socioeconomic gains at regional or similar levels of analysis.
In particular, we aim at collecting a set of articles that build upon the available evidence to strengthen and structure our understanding, provide robust analysis and demonstrate new insights into the complex relationships that are contained within an entrepreneurial ecosystem and how these may be strategically managed. Papers that embrace different approaches or levels of analysis and adopt an international perspective are especially welcomed. Papers could focus on (but are not limited to) the following topics:
Developing the theoretical framework for entrepreneurial ecosystems. While definitions of entrepreneurial ecosystems are important, perhaps more important and relevant is the structure of entrepreneurial ecosystems that are suggested by various definitions. Papers that provide strong and deep theoretical foundations that may explain variance in definitions and examine multi-perspectival views are sought. Equally, using these theoretical frameworks to examine places and/or contrasting places to empirically ground theory would also make an excellent contribution.
Understanding and defining stakeholder roles within an entrepreneurial ecosystem. Given that policy-makers are not on their own with respect to creating the context for entrepreneurship, a close examination of the various stakeholders that may influence the entrepreneurial ecosystem is warranted. Stakeholders may include individuals such as the entrepreneur, policy-makers, role-model entrepreneurs or angel investors or it may be defined at the organizational level of government departments, research institutes and universities, service providers, banks and venture capital firms etc. Research that examines the motivations, strategic behaviours, and/or intentions of the various individuals or organizations, or, research that relates these attributes to the changes in the entrepreneurial ecosystem configuration would be well received.
Interrogating the contributing factors and reciprocity among the contextual social dynamics and the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Moving beyond the roles of actors draws attention to the artefacts of those roles that comprise programs, practices, new institutions, procedures, social or industry expectations and norms. Analysis of the contributions and influences of these elements on entrepreneurial behaviours and similarly how the entrepreneurial behaviours influence social dynamics would be valuable areas of contribution. Comparisons of different entrepreneurial ecosystems may also reveal insight into how the mediating variance affects the socioeconomic outputs and outcomes.
Examining governance, policy and strategy. Who is responsible and how entrepreneurial ecosystems are managed in theory and practice for the strategic advantage of a region are key areas ripe for further development. Coordinating stakeholders, developing, shaping and modifying the institutions and specific influencing socially constructed artefacts that affect entrepreneurial ecosystems in a way that optimizes the performance are as yet largely under-researched. Furthermore, how is the concept of an entrepreneurial ecosystem differentiated, linked or opposed to alternate regionally based economic development strategies such as clusters, industrial districts, innovation systems and learning regions and other research that focuses on the firm’s external conditions for innovation and business performance?
Delving into issues of performance objectives and measurement. If an entrepreneurial ecosystem is to be strategically managed, performance measurement systems that account for variations in objectives also need to be provided with a theoretical underpinning. Some particular questions may include: What tools and techniques are available and how are they operationalised in the field? How do they account for multi-level inputs and outputs and how are issues of reliability and validity in the measures used dealt with? What time frames of measurement are relevant to which particular measures?
Probing the procedures and methods of systems and system interactions analysis. To conduct research in many of the areas mentioned above will require creative and perhaps new research methods for the field of entrepreneurship. Articles that deal expressly with research methods, particularly those adopting systems views and/or novel approaches to research will be especially appealing.Key dates
The deadline for submission to this Special Issue is September 30, 2015. Publication is expected during the last quarter of 2016.
As a means to facilitate further development of the concepts, methods and research approaches and as a means to facilitate the community of researchers working in this domain, a symposium of invited scholars is planned for mid-June 2016 at the University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia hosted by the Entrepreneurship, Commercialisation and Innovation Centre. All authors of papers submitted to this call, regardless of acceptance for publication, will receive an invitation.
Submissions to the special issue should be sent electronically to Allan O’Connor ([email protected]) before September 30, 2015. All submissions will be subject to the standard review process followed by Small Business Economics: An Entrepreneurship Journal. All manuscripts must be original, unpublished works that are not concurrently under review for publication elsewhere. All submissions should conform to the SBEJ manuscript submission guidelines available at: http://www.springer.com/business+%26+management/business+for+professionals/journal/11187.
Acs, Z., Estrin, S. Mickiewicz, T., & Szerb, L., 2014. The Continued Search for the Solow Residual: The Role of National Entrepreneurial Ecosystem. Discussion Paper for IZA, DP No. 8652. | {
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Curve Module
The Young Farmers Movement not only offers its members chances to learn new skills and get involved in competitions but also training opportunities too. There are a particular set of training modules designed by NFYC that members can be trained in. These include:
– dream teams
– safeguarding
– food4thought
– rural +
– drive it home
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Within Bedfordshire our current training officers are Helen Bamford , Alice Redman and Janine Hudson. They have all attended the weekend train the trainer course and have currently delivered 5 different curve modules to the county including safeguarding and farm safety.
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Clover at SoWa
I was at SoWa the other Sunday for the first time this season. The truck is there every single Sunday, I just hadn’t worked it myself until now. Met a ton of great people, helped deal with running out of bread, and did my best to keep the line down. Sandy, who’s been running this truck, was handling everything with a cool head.
Have you been to SoWa market? I’ll admit, I hadn’t been before we started operating there end of last summer. This was back when the city of Boston was first starting to promote the idea of food trucks. We’ve enjoyed being a part of the market since. Some of our best customers there are other vendors, and it’s great to meet so many people. My only complaint is that Chris Masci, the guy who runs the market, insists on moving the location of our truck every single weekend. It’s suppose to be for fairness or something. I’d rather take the “worst” spot and hold it consistently than move around.
This get’s to a recurring issue we’re having this year. The City opened up these public parking spots. We applied for a couple we loved and didn’t get any of what we’d asked for. But the reason is because they wanted us to move around. Different spot every single meal every single day. So say, breakfast on Monday spot#1, lunch on Monday spot#2, dinner on Monday spot#3, breakfast on Tuesday spot#4 and so on. I’m not sure I understand exactly, something about the way the folks that are developing all of this stuff for the city think of food trucks. Maybe informed by the media, TV?
When we first opened as a food development platform I was thinking along the same lines. I thought: what if we could park in one place, then another place, people could follow us by Twitter, it’s a whole new world. This was pre-Kogi, back in 2009 and it seemed like an exciting idea. Then Cambridge told me that they have a moratorium on food trucks. Boston wouldn’t let me get licensed. And quickly that idea evaporated.
But I also learned more about this business. There really aren’t any examples of trucks moving all over the place that have found long term success other than ice cream trucks. All of the real truck operators, falafel trucks in NYC, taco trucks on the west coast, carts in Phily, the trucks at MIT. All of those operators have set locations that they return to every day. And it’s not a mistake.
Twitter is fun and all, but do you really want to go hunting for your meal every time you’re hungry? Nope. You really don’t. And that’s why the multi-location thing will never work very well in the long term.
It works fine as an impulse buy (e.g., ice cream trucks, or newer concepts like Dessert Truck, Treats Truck). It also works well right now because of the media hype around trucks. People are really excited to find a truck of any kind. Of course, Clover is the opposite of an impulse buy. Nobody sees our truck for the first time and says “oh, let’s grab an Egg and Egg!” Most of our customers have to look at us with skeptical curiosity a few times, chat with us, etc. before they warm up to the idea of trying our food.
Long term I think food trucks do better with consistency of service. They’re still mobile. You could be one place on week days, another place on Friday nights, and another place on weekends. But I’m very skeptical that the musical chairs is going to work well for anybody long term.
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Morris Scores Twice, US Beats Martinique 3-2 In Gold Cup
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Jordan Morris put the United States back on track in the CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Morris’ second goal of the game broke a tie in the 76th minute, and the U.S. edged tiny Martinique 3-2 Wednesday night after wasting a two-goal lead against a team that is not even a member of FIFA.
That hardly mattered to Jordan and his teammates, though, who rebounded from a disappointing 1-1 tie against Panama in their tournament opener last weekend.
“It’s all about team, all about the three points,” Morris said after the Americans improved to 31-1-4 during the Gold Cup group stage.
Martinique “made it very tough for us,” Morris added. “It was a battle all night.”
Failing to break through in the first half, the U.S. built a 2-0 lead on goals by Omar Gonzalez in the 53rd minute and Morris in the 6b4th.
But Martinique, a French overseas department, tied the score on a pair of goals by Kevin Parsemain in the 66th and 74th minutes. The first was a shot from the edge of the arc that took a bounce and went in off goalkeeper Brad Guzan’s left arm. The second was a shot by Johan Audel that hit a leg of Parsemain , who was down on the field, and deflected in over Guzan, who had stopped Parsemain’s initial attempt.
Morris got his fourth international goal just 98 seconds later. He spotted Gyasi Zardes streaking in on the left side, and Zardes laid the ball back for the 22-year-old forward, who scored with a right-footed shot from just past the penalty spot.
The US beat Martinique 3-2. Looking on at right are US players Jordan Morris (8) and Gyasi Zardes (9). From left are Martinique players Kari Vitulin, Yoann Arquin, Jordy Delem and goalie Kevin Olimpa (AFP PHOTO/Gregg Newton/Getty Images)
The U.S., which opened last weekend with a 1-1 tie against Panama, completes group play Saturday in Cleveland against Nicaragua, which lost to Panama 2-1 earlier Wednesday.
“We’re certainly guilty of making the game a lot more difficult on us than it needed to be,” said U.S. coach Bruce Arena, who thought his team played well.
The Americans improved 5-0-5 since Arena returned for a second stint as national team coach, replacing Jurgen Klinsmann.
Using a mostly junior varsity lineup in the tournament, the U.S. leads Group B with four points, ahead of Panama on goal difference. Martinique is third with three, following by Nicaragua with none. The top two teams in each of the three groups advance to the quarterfinals along with the two best third-place teams.
“I saw a lot of good performances out of some of our players. A lot of positives there,” Arena said. “One of the things we’re trying to do in this tournament is really look at some players in our pool that we haven’t seen much of and help us make some decisions for qualifying in September and October.”
One of just three holdovers from the starting lineup last weekend, Gonzalez scored his second international goal after Martinique failed to clear Kellyn Acostas corner kick. Paul Arriola’s deflected shot from outside the penalty area was parried by goalkeeper Kevin Olimpa and fell to the defender, who poked in the rebound with his left foot from 4 yards.
Morris doubled the lead when second-half substitute Alejandro Bedoya passed to Eric Lichaj running down the right flank, Lichaj crossed and Morris redirected the ball in.
Midfielder Cristian Roldan made his U.S. debut and defender Justin Morrow his first international appearance in 4½ years as Arena made eight lineup changes. Lichaj had not played for the national team since May 2016.
The U.S. and Martinique had met just once before, with the Americans winning 2-0 in the group stage of the 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Martinique is part of Windward Islands and has a population of just 385,000. As an overseas department of France, it is not eligible for World Cup qualifying or other events governed by FIFA.
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The average unemployment insurance tax rate paid by Virginia employers will be 0.96 percent in 2018, down from the 2017 average of 1.12 percent. This tax is the experience-related tax paid by employers to fund unemployment insurance benefits paid to eligible workers. Virginia’s unemployment insurance tax rates are among the lowest in the nation.
“In the last four years, we’ve worked hard to diversify our economy, putting more Virginians to work in good-paying, 21st century jobs,” Gov. Terry McAuliffe said. “We’ve announced record capital investment in the Commonwealth, made strategic changes and investments in our education and workforce systems, and laid a significant foundation for continued growth in the years to come. I am proud that the work we have done is producing real results for Virginia families and businesses.”
Employers in the Commonwealth will also see a reduction in the unemployment insurance pool costs in 2018. The pool cost charge for 2018 will be 0.01 percent, down from the 2017 cost of 0.03 percent. This reduction amounts to an average savings of $1.60 per employee for employers in Virginia.
“I’m pleased to see this decline in unemployment insurance tax rate for 2018, a clear indicator of the success of our efforts to build the new Virginia economy,” said Secretary of Commerce and Trade Todd Haymore. “The world is taking notice of this work and subsequent results, most recently with Virginia’s jump into the top five of Forbes 2017 Best States for Business rankings. I look forward to seeing this economic growth continue over the remainder of the administration and into 2018.” | {
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New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson's ton proved pivotal.Credit:AP
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News, Podcast & Blog. Nuclear Energy for a Cleaner, Safer, More Prosperous Tomorrow.Fri, 03 Jan 2014 03:22:42 +0000en-UShourly1http://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.1Retooling the Workforce for Small Modular Reactorshttp://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1669
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1669#commentsWed, 25 Dec 2013 20:22:59 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1669Smaller reactors have many advantages, but in order to be cost effective in competitive energy markets a typical small modular reactor (SMR) will need to operate with a much smaller workforce than today’s large commercial nuclear energy facilities. This will mandate a retooling of existing nuclear training programs to align with the knowledge and skills needed by the SMR staff.
As opposed to fossil-fueled power plants in which the majority of operating costs are associated with the fuel they burn, the majority of the costs of generating electricity from nuclear energy are associated with the costs of capital to build the plant, and the ongoing cost of people needed to operate and maintain (O&M) the plant. The capital costs, determined by construction & financing costs, are generally fixed during the first decades of operation. The O&M costs, however, vary over the life of the plant and are highly dependent on overall labor costs; the number of people required and their salaries and benefits, contracted labor costs, and the cost of out-sourced services. For this reason the long-term economic viability of nuclear energy facilities relies upon maintaining capacity factors high and labor costs reasonable and predictable. Obviously, the balance sheet also depends on the structure of the energy market in which the facility is located.
Anti-nuclear groups understand this connection between labor costs and economic viability. For years their strategy has been to convince nuclear regulators of the need for ever-tougher standards resulting in larger and larger staff sizes and thus tighter profit margins. They are, in a very deliberate way, working to regulate nuclear energy out of business. Coupled with lower electricity market prices brought about by falling natural gas prices, these higher labor costs mean some smaller nuclear plants are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain profitability. Utilities planning to deploy SMRs can expect these same anti-nuclear groups to push for regulations to limit their ability to operate with the smaller staff sizes needed.
Using “ball park” numbers, today’s large 1000 MWe nuclear plants typically employ a staff of about 700 people, or about 0.7 people per megawatt. At this ratio a 100 MWe SMR would employ only about 70. Under today’s paradigm of division of labor within a nuclear plant, separate groups of specialized workers perform various functions; operators operate the plant, maintenance technicians maintain and repair the equipment, chemists monitor and control the chemistry within plant systems, planners and schedulers do the planning and scheduling, and radiation protection technicians monitor radiation levels and help ensure everyone works safely. The staff size enables economies of scale; in this case specialization is efficient because the amount of work being performed is more than enough to fully engage each specialized group. In recent years most nuclear plants have deployed cross functional “Fix-it-Now” or FIN teams made up of one or two people from each specialty. The FIN Teams are highly efficient at performing a routine or less complex maintenance tasks that require multiple skill sets.
The smaller, simpler physical plant typical of an SMR will mean a lower overall volume of maintenance, and less opportunity to take advantage of the economies of scale afforded by workforce specialization. This translates into the need for a multi-skilled staff in which the same people who operate the plant perform a wide rage of maintenance tasks. Much like a FIN Team, operators in SMRs will likely plan their own maintenance work, perform their own chemical monitoring and analysis, and provide their own radiation protection coverage. With broader skill sets required, the training programs for this new breed of SMR operator-technician will need to include greater coverage of operations, maintenance, chemistry, and radiation protection knowledge and skills than do the training programs currently in place for the more specialized operators and technicians at gigawatt scale reactors.
This is not a new concept; the Nuclear Navy has used a multi-skilled operator concept since it’s beginning. On a submarine every operator also has a maintenance specialty, and when not operating the power plant they perform maintenance on their assigned equipment. In fact, the specialization that exists in today’s land-based utility-sized nuclear plants came about as a natural evolution of the larger staff sizes needed to maintain the scores of pumps and miles of pipes and wiring that exist in gigawatt scale nuclear plants. The commercial SMR organization will need to look and function much more like that of another type of SMR, the “small mobile reactor” (or “Small Marine Reactor”).
There are alternatives. For example,
Utilities with other generating assets could rely on roving teams of maintenance specialists to perform more complex repairs, limiting the need for the SMR staff to undertake these tasks. This would work particularly well if an SMR were located near an existing larger commercial reactor.
Workers who serve the utility’s coal and gas power plants could be cross-trained to work on the SMRs.
Different companies operating the same vintage of SMR could form alliances and create maintenance teams that would travel from reactor to reactor.
Utilities operating SMRs could out-source more complex maintenance activities to third-party service providers.
Many of these approaches are already in use at fossil-fueled and renewable generating stations, and at some large utilities that operate mostly non-nuclear power stations, but have one or two nuclear plants. Whichever approaches utilities elect to deploy, it will require retooling the existing nuclear training programs to align with the SMR technologies, workforce strategies, and management philosophies. A step-by-step approach to accomplish this retooling would be:
Establish an over-arching vision of how the SMR will operated and maintained within an “all in” target labor budget.
Create a set of organization design principles that encompass the ideals set forth in the vision. This vision should consider what types of work the station staff will perform, what work will be handled by alliance partners, what will be out-sourced, and when contingent labor would be brought in to fill the gap.
Develop an operating system; essentially a high level description of “who does what” at the SMR. Define roles and responsibilities for each group within and outside of the organization.
Design a model SMR organization that conforms to the design principles and implements the operating system within the established labor budget.
Perform a job and task analysis (JTA) for each category of worker in the SMR organization. The JTA forms the bases for identifying the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities each training program must impart to participants. This is the first step in the “systematic approach to training” and is the precursor to designing and developing the SMR training programs.
Engage human resources professionals to establish a compensation structure aligned with the model organization, a long rage workforce plan, and a talent sourcing strategy.
These strategies could evolve over time as additional SMR units are added to the site and efficiencies of scale become available.
The specifics of the JTAs will depend among other things on the SMR design, the technologies deployed, the man-machine interface, and the ease of maintenance. It would be prudent for the engineers involved in the design of the first wave of SMRs to “think like” operators, maintenance technicians, chemists, and radiation protection technicians as they put the finishing touches on their designs and operating license applications. Without consideration of the knowledge and skills it will take to operate, maintain, and repair the first generation of SMRs, designers risk building machines that cannot be economically operated.
Activists, medical practitioners and politicians who have demanded moratoriums [on uranium mining] may have various reasons for doing so, but their claims that the public and environment are at risk are fundamentally wrong.
That about sums up the facts on the safety of uranium mining and the validity of motives of those who oppose it. What’s particularly noteworthy about this statement is its source: Michael Binder, the President of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. It’s impressive to see this level of leadership from the Canadian equivalent of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
It’s also in stark contrast with the actions of former NRC Chairman Gregory Jaczko who remained silent last year when the US Department of Interior banned uranium mining for 20 years across 4000 square km of Arizona. Their excuse was “protecting the Grand Canyon,” but the area in question is outside both the Grand Canyon and the buffer zone that protects the park.
It would be great to see new NRC Chairman Allison Macfarlane following Mr. Binder’s lead to dispel the myths around uranium mining and take a first step in overturning the arbitrary ban.
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http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1455#commentsWed, 25 Jan 2012 01:57:41 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1455Note: this post also appears at the ANS Nuclear Cafe
What better way to celebrate National Nuclear Science Week than to acknowledge amazing career opportunities that exist for people interested in joiningthe nuclear renaissance. If you are a middle or high school student (or are the parent of one) considering college alternatives, you would be hard pressed to find a better investment than earning an associates or bachelors degree in nuclear-related science, engineering, or technology.
Opportunities for entry level positions have not been this rich at any time during the past three decades, and the nuclear industry is partnering with many schools to ensure graduates have the knowledge and skill for success as power plant engineers, operators, and technicians. Because of a combination of national and international trends, there have never been more opportunities for young people to begin careers in the nuclear industry.
About 120,000 people are currently employed in the U.S. nuclear industry. Over the next several years, many of these workers will retire. As a result, the industry will need to hire more than 25,000 new employees just to maintain the existing workforce. The economic slowdown over the past few years has caused many workers to delay their retirement.
Today retirements are once again on the rise because 401K balances have recovered and workers have earned additional credits in pension plans. For example, in 2011 about 2,000 workers retired from the 104 operating nuclear plants in the United States, prompting many utilities to increase hiring. Four new nuclear plants being built in Georgia and South Carolina will each add up to 2,400 workers during construction, plus 400 to 700 permanent jobs when each is operating. In addition, the nuclear industry is booming overseas with more than 60 plants under construction around the world and many more planned. All of this means ample opportunities for rewarding careers in many nuclear related fields.
The industry hires almost every type of engineer, not just nuclear engineers. The most common are mechanical, electrical, civil, and power systems engineers. Since there are engineering colleges and universities in every state that offer one or more of these degree programs, opportunities are plentiful. Earning a bachelors degree in these engineering majors opens the door to an entry-level engineer position with a starting salary of approximately $60,000 to $65,000.
Some of the positions in greatest demand at nuclear plants are power plant operators and technicians. These opportunities generally require an associate’s degree or equivalent training. Starting salaries range from around $45,000 per year to about $50,000. As workers gain experience, salaries can rise $20,000 or higher to an average of $65,000 to $70,000, and overtime pay often adds thousands more to annual income.
In the past, finding a college that offered education courses for future operators and technicians could be difficult, but this is no longer the case. Several years ago the industry began working with colleges across the United States to create new degree programs. Today there are more than 40 community colleges around the U.S. offering what is known as the Nuclear Uniform Curriculum (NUCP). The NUCP is a standardized associates degree program that prepares students for careers as nuclear operators and technicians. Students who earn a B grade or better in their core courses are awarded a transferable certificate that is recognized at all 104 nuclear plants.
For workers interested in advancing into leadership roles, these positions in engineering, operations, and other technical fields are excellent starting points for future management positions.
According to the College Board, the national average for community college tuition and fees is about $3,000 per year. Thus, for about $6,000 a student with a solid math and science background can attend an NUCP school for two years and earn an associates degree and a transferable credential. This would qualify them for an entry-level position as an operator or technician earning a starting salary of $45,000 to $50,000. This is certainly one of the greatest deals in education today!
It must be great to be a climate change believer.You get to boldly declare your alignment with the “A” team, the smartest minds and greatest strategic thinkers of our time, or so we’ve been told.You get praise from big government (at least under the current US administration) and get to hang out with old hippies who sail up and down the Hudson River playing folk music and singing songs about Mother Earth and fighting the good fight.
Unfortunately, I can’t count myself in, but I’m not exactly out either.I’m on the fence and that’s a problem for me.My science and engineering education taught me enough about pv=nrt and the partial pressure law of gasses to know you can’t just keep dumping airborne crud and gasses into a fixed volume of anything without changing it’s composition.I’ve also been around long enough to see changes in the planet, but are those being caused by progressive man-made climate change or a normal natural cycle?
I know a lot of very smart people I admire greatly who are staunch climate change believers, and almost an equal number of equally smart engineers and scientists who swear it’s the greatest hoax ever perpetuated on modern humanity.I’ve been reading a great deal on the topic lately because I really DO want to understand both sides of the argument with the hope that it will become clear and I’ll be able to join one crowd or another.
I’ve come to realize a big reason I continue to be a climate change skeptic is I question the integrity and the motives of the most vocal climate change advocates.I simply do not trust they are telling the truth.This is why:
If the real goal were to reduce greenhouse gasses, then it would be logical that environmental leaders would advocate policies to reward low carbon behavior and penalize high carbon endeavors, regardless of the technology involved.Instead, environmental and political leaders have already chosen “winning technologies” of conservation, wind and solar energy. Insistence on these creates the impression that social redesign are the real goal, not saving the environment.If leaders were really serious about reducing carbon emissions they would create a technology neutral playing field that punishes carbon emissions and rewards low-carbon and carbon-free energy sources.
Many of the most vocal proponents of man-caused climate change insist on solutions that won’t work.Despite massive investment in solar, wind, and conservation, there remains not a glimmer of hope that these can provide sufficient energy to replace fossil fuels, much less accommodate the energy requirements of the world’s growing population.The math just does not work.This virtually assures growing emissions from oil, gas, and coal.These facts cause me to wonder if the environmental movement created climate change as a means to promote their social and political agendas.
The anti-nuclear movement creates a huge credibility problem for global warming advocates.Many of the same people who accuse “climate skeptics” of ignoring science are themselves ignoring facts that show nuclear fission is the safest form of large-scale energy production.They also continue to over state the dangers associated with radiation exposure even though growing evidence suggests old theories about the risks of low-level radiation exposure are flat out wrong.
Governments are using the climate change mantra as an excuse to increase taxes and regulation, while spending tax revenues in ways that have nothing to do with reducing greenhouse gas emissions.In other cases they turn a blind eye to or even subsidize the worst CO2 emitters.
I know I’m getting away from science in my last reason, but emotions can be just as great a factor in our beliefs as facts.I confess: I have such huge distrust in Al Gore that I have a difficult time believing in anything he says.Gore preaches conservation yet lives a lifestyle that is hundreds of times more carbon intensive than the average American.He tells people to buy carbon credits without disclosing his financial relationship with a company that sells them.He flies around the globe on CO2 spewing private jets when commercial air travel could do just fine.Finally, he promotes the carbon reduction “wedge” strategy yet intentionally omits one of the most important wedges of all: expanding nuclear energy.
On a side note, fortunately whether or not I believe in man-made climate change has little bearing on my support for nuclear energy. Even without the risk of global environmental collapse from the buildup of CO2 in our atmosphere and oceans, there are plenty of reasons we should be building more nuclear power plants, including
Reducing air pollution that causes mercury poisoning, acid rain, and airborne particulates blamed for hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide each year.
Reducing reliance on expensive imported petroleum products, and the negative impact that has on our nation’s economy.
Reducing reliance on a fuel supply that will become increasingly scarce and in demand as world population explodes.
Good jobs for more people. Nuclear energy facilities employ far more people than power plants that burn coal, oil or gas. The expense of operating a nuclear plant is chiefly in the salaries of the people who work there. By contrast, most of the cost of operating a gas or coal plant is the cost of the fuel.
With this in mind, you can help me get off the fence on man-made climate change.Whether you are a climate change believer or a climate change denier, I’m interested in hearing from you.Please take a few minutes to post a comment here or on the Facebook fan page to share your thoughts – do you believe in man-caused climate change and why? If there was a turning point in your belief, what was it and how did it come about? When possible provide links to references that make the case supporting your position.
]]>http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?feed=rss2&p=142913Nuclear Plants and Grid Blackoutshttp://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1421
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1421#commentsSun, 18 Sep 2011 23:20:29 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1421On September 8, 2011 the electrical grid in and around San Diego, California experienced a blackout that lasted for more than 12 hours. By some accounts more than 5 million people were effected. The initiating event was a human error that caused a large transmission line from Arizona to turn off unexpectedly. I recently discussed why a single failure as occurred that day should not have caused such a widespread grid failure, and how New York City will be much more susceptible to similar events if Indian Point Nuclear Plant is shutdown prematurely.
As it was designed to do, the San Onofre nuclear plant automatically disconnected itself from the grid and shut down then the blackout occurred. This was done as part of the plant’s protective scheme to shield the plant from unintended consequences from the falling grid voltage and frequency. A similar thing happened to nine nuclear plants in the eastern USA during the blackout of 2003.
Why do nuclear plants trip off line when a blackout happens?
While this is a somewhat simplified answer, it covers the fundamentals. Please be aware my experience is with pressurized water reactors, but the same basic principles should apply to boiling water reactors.
The nuclear plant’s generator, like that of any electrical generator supplying the grid, is electrically locked to the voltage and frequency of the grid. As grid voltage drops, so does the voltage sensed inside the plant. Most large electric loads inside nuclear plants are electric motors on pumps, valves, fans, and other such equipment. To drive a fixed mechanical load connected to the shaft, a motor must draw a fixed amount of power from the power line. The amount of power the motor draws is roughly related to the voltage times current (amps). Thus, when voltage gets low, the current must get higher to provide the same amount of power. Thus, as voltage drops, current inside the motors rises. This increase in current can cause overheating and short circuits.
Note: the paragraph above was revised to correct an oversimplification & error in my original post. The results are the same, my explanation was lacking.
Also, normally the alternating current on the grid operates at 60 cycles per second (60 hertz). As the grid collapses, the frequency begins to drop. If allowed to continue this would cause the nuclear plant’s reactor coolant pumps to run slower, thus moving less water through the reactor. Less cooling water could potentially lead to higher than normal fuel temperatures. To protect against the reactor operating with degraded cooling water flow, nuclear plants have various means of sensing low grid frequency or coolant flow. When electrical frequency or reactor cooling flow drops below a defined threshold it triggers an automatic shut down. Some of these protection schemes are anticipatory in nature – they happen predicatively before the grid situation has a chance to deteriorate to the point of causing a challenge to the reactor or plant equipment.
Why can’t nuclear plants stay on line when a black out happens?
While it’s possible to design a nuclear plant to be able to stay online during a loss of off-site power, it would require some large and expensive equipment, and a redesign of the reactor protection system.
The loss of electrical power to equipment inside the plant is not the only aspect of a loss of off-site power (LOOP) that designers have to consider. Another significant challenge is designing mechanical and control systems to withstand an instantaneous loss of load from 100% power to around 10% power. The reactor is putting out 100% power one instant, and the next instant the “grid” is gone and the only load on the rector is in-house loads. Since reactors can not change load that quickly, the reactor will be generating excess heat until reactor power can drop to balance with the new load. While reactor power is greater than the load there is excess heat being generated. That heat has to go somewhere; it causes the water in the reactor coolant system to heat up and to expand. Thus, to accommodate a 100% loss of load a nuclear plant needs a reactor coolant system with a large surge volume to accept that expanding water, and a large heat dump system to reject the extra heat. Both of these attributes can be designed into a reactor system – I personally operated a prototype naval reactor that was designed to accommodate a near instantaneous 100% load rejection. However, in a land based power plant the extra system hardware would be costly. Since base load power plants are not expected to withstand a loss of grid transient often, it is tough to justify the extra expense.
It’s possible that some of the new small modular reactors could be designed to stay on line during a LOOP. Perhaps some of my SMR friends will add some comments to this post below?
]]>http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?feed=rss2&p=14212Only the Energy Impoverished Run Towards a Gasoline Spillhttp://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1381
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1381#commentsThu, 15 Sep 2011 03:06:53 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1381There was a horrible accident in Kenya this week. More than 100 people were burned to death, and hundreds more were injured when a gasoline pipeline began leaking and then exploded. My heart goes out to the victims, and their families, and to all the people of Kenya who are dealing with the worst industrial disaster in their history. Eyewitnesses reported seeing burning people leaping into a nearby river trying to extinguish the flames that engulfed them. Rescue workers had to place a net across the river to catch the charred bodies of the dead so they would not wash down stream. The death toll continues to grow, and most of the 100+ injured including many children are not expected to survive.
The pipeline runs through Sinai, a Nairobi ghetto of corrugated tin and cardboard huts. When the pipe began leaking hundreds of people gathered around to scoop up the spilled gasoline. As the crowd grew a spark from a cigarette butt or some other heat source ignited the fuel. The blast incinerated scores of people nearby. Flames cascaded down on nearby huts then raced through the crowded slum.
Trying to image the chaotic and horrific scene, I realized there was something so far outside my own paradigm that I had to stop for moment to collect my thoughts…who runs TOWARDS a leaking gasoline pipeline? Maybe that’s a silly question; but if anyone reading this came upon a leaking gasoline pipeline they would stop, back away, and call for help. You would keep your distance while warning others not to go near for fear of igniting the leak and causing a fire or explosion. If you were forced to approach the leak you would fear for your life and rightfully so!
So what is different between you and the hundreds of people in Kenya that did the exact opposite? As word spread through Sinai about the leaking pipeline hundreds of people grabbed every container they could find and rushed towards the explosive spill! You might settle on a simple socioeconomic answer: because they are poor they’ll risk their lives for a few dollars worth of anything of value. The real answer is a lot more complicated. These people are not only poor, they are super poor, and one of the factors that separates the poor from truly impoverished is the lack of access to even basic energy sources that human beings need to survive. They are energy destitute.
Another way of saying this is availability of plentiful, accessible energy is the greatest single factor that allows people to rise out of poverty. All of the world’s developed economies got that way because they had access to plentiful supplies of energy. For the energy destitute, a few kilowatts will replace dung or scraps of wood for cooking and warmth. A few more kW and a village will have running water and refrigeration, and fewer people die of water or food born disease. A bit more and machines can aid in harvesting or processing food in larger quantities. Even more and suddenly the schools have electric lights and access to information that accelerates learning and further socioeconomic growth.
The people who ran towards that leaking gasoline pipeline did so knowing there was a risk of fire and death, but they accepted the risk and went anyway. They placed such a high value in a few gallons of gasoline that they consciously or subconsciously decided it was worth risking their lives. If they lived with even small amounts of reliable energy in their daily lives they would not have placed such great value on a few thousand BTUs of energy from a can of gasoline. They would have reacted like you and me.
The investigation will unfold, and the cause of the fire will be known; a broken valve and a cigarette butt, or a rusty pipe and a static spark. But it won’t really matter because they’ll ignore the real culprit. The real blame rests on short sighted and corrupt political leaders around the world who have perpetuated energy policies that keep the world addicted to dangerous and limited fossil fuel supplies. As a result, human beings compete for this limited energy with rationing accomplished by the economic divide. The billions of impoverished people at the bottom have not a chance of getting the energy they need. To make matters worse, as fossil fuel supplies dwindle and the earth’s population grows the problems will become acutely worse.
The only real solution to this worsening problem is to adopt global energy policies that improve access to low cost, abundant energy. That energy will have to be low carbon because to continue dumping fossil fuel waste into the environment in such increasing amounts would result in an environmental disaster! Solar and wind energy can help, but in most applications they are too expensive or too intermittent to be useful for the growing billions of energy destitute and impoverished people.
The only realistic alternative is nuclear energy. While nuclear power plants are relatively expensive to build, the per unit price drops with each successive plant of similar type built. Once built, nuclear plants are cheap to operate because the fuel costs are so low. New technologies like molten salt breeder reactors, fast breeder reactors, and “traveling wave” reactors offer additional fuel economy and safety advantages. Thorium and used fuel from existing reactors will provide an almost limitless supply of fuel as these new reactors spread across the world.
Pundits will argue the risk of meltdown is too great, but the truth is in the numbers. More than 100 people died in Kenya this week, and these types of accidents are becoming increasingly common. About 5,000 people die around the world each year in coal mining accidents. Tens of thousands more die prematurely from fossil fuel waste products dumped in the air. Yet the world takes these deaths in stride because we’ve been brainwashed to view these casualties as “worth the risk” and not reason enough to stop using fossil fuels.
By comparison, reactor accidents at Fukushima Dai-ichi, one of the “worst nuclear accidents” in history resulted in exactly zero deaths, and none are likely to occur in the future because radiation exposures to workers and the public have been low. While there is much media hype around “contaminated” soil and food, experience from places in the world with naturally high radiation levels, and from Chernobyl, where radioactive contamination of the soil was far worse than in Japan, has taught us that people have little to fear from the small increase above natural radiation they are likely to receive living near Fukushima.
The wealthy, elite anti-nuclear activists who jet around the globe to preach conservation and renewables own their share of the Sinai casualties. Their successful efforts to demonize nuclear energy and slow its expansion around the world serve to perpetuate the world’s reliance on fossil fuels. This in turn feeds the chronic energy shortages that exists for impoverished people everywhere. They promote so-called “green” renewable energy sources that, because of their intermittent nature, require almost continuous fossil fueled backup.
While renewable energy can help, realistically only nuclear energy can supply clean, carbon-free energy in sufficient quantities to feed an energy starved world.
]]>http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?feed=rss2&p=13811MOX Fuel in Fukshima Daiichi Adds Little Risk to Publichttp://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1285
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1285#commentsSun, 27 Mar 2011 21:38:04 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1285There is a good deal of misinformation being circulated about the potential harm to people in Japan from plutonium present in mixed oxide (MOX) fuel in the unit 3 reactor at Fukushima Daiichi. The real story comes from an independent group of scientists who make up the American Nuclear Society Special Committee on Nuclear Non-Proliferation . Their conclusion?
Mixed Oxide (MOX) fuel has been used safely in nuclear power reactors for decades. The presence of a limited number of MOX fuel assemblies at Fukushima Daiichi Unit 3 has not had a significant impact on the ability to cool the reactor or on any radioactive releases from the site due to damage from the earthquake and tsunami.
Here’s a link to their full report. It’s a short read and provides an excellent explanation of the current situation and risks associated with MOX fuel.
Back in TWiN Episode #77 I covered the topic of MOX fuel, where it comes from, and where it is used. Here are some important facts about MOX nuclear fuel:
MOX present in nuclear plant fuel changes some aspects of the fuel’s performance in accident conditions, but these changes are relatively minor (see the ANS letter for details on this).
MOX fuel comes from two main sources; recycling former weapons material into nuclear fuel, and recycling used nuclear power plant fuel for reuse.
Creating MOX for power reactors is a safe way to dispose of weapons grade plutonium.
MOX fuel can not be used to make nuclear weapons. The NRC states “Using the plutonium in the reactor as MOX fuel makes using it for any other purposes difficult.”
Plutonium in nuclear fuel is not unique to MOX fueled reactors. All nuclear reactors contain plutonium after the reactor has been in operation for any period of time. In fact, at the end of life of a typical low enriched uranium core up to about 20% of the heat being generated is from the fission of plutonium atoms.
Plutonium in MOX fueled reactors can not cause the reactor to explode.
]]>http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?feed=rss2&p=12851New US Backed Wind Energy Project Costs Twice as Much As the Same Amount of Nuclear Energyhttp://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1211
http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1211#commentsTue, 08 Mar 2011 05:14:05 +0000http://thisweekinnuclear.com/?p=1211The US Department of Energy issued a press release today announcing a new $102 Million loan guarantee for a 50.6 MW wind farm near Roxbury, Maine and an 8 mile transmission line to connect it to the grid. Before we join hands in carbon-free jubilation let’s do the math:
$102 Million for 50.6 MW that will operate (best case) at 30% capacity = $6.72 million per megawatt (MW) of delivered electricity
Well now, that’s an interesting number, but what does it mean in the real world? Let’s see how it compares to building other forms of large scale carbon-free energy like a nuclear power plant.
A Westinghouse AP-1000 reactor produces 1,154 MW at about a 90% capacity factor, thus delivering a virtually consistant 1,040 MW. The reported “all in” cost for two such rectors like the ones currently under construction at the Vogtle station in Georgia is about $8 Billion (or $4 Billion for 1040 MW).
How much would it cost to build the same energy delivery capacity with wind power (as shown above)? Let’s find out:
Wind costs $6.72 million per MW * 1040 MW = $7.75 Billion
So this simple example of two current real world projects demonstrates wind generated electricity costs twice as much to build as the same quantity of nuclear generated electricity. By the way, I’ve been very kind to wind in my analysis because the worldwide average capacity factor is more like 19.6%, not the 30% I’ve used in my comparison. That difference would increase the cost of wind by another 50% to more than $10 Billion (2.5 times the cost of nuclear).
So would someone please tell me why the United States is squandering precious limited financial resources on intermittent wind energy projects that cost twice as much as an equivalent amount of reliable nuclear energy?
Dr. Chu, you should be ashamed!
Edit on March 8, 2011: I failed to consider generous state and federal subsidies that typically cover 30% to 50% of the cost of new wind energy installations, and the accelerated depreciation that assures investors get a rapid return on their investment even if the project produces little electricity. These add further to the true cost of wind energy.
During a recent conversation over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a friend asked if anyone in the group was boycotting BP. This led to a lively discussion about the effectiveness of boycotts and the inevitable question,
“Who do you boycott?”
Before I answer that question, I want to make it clear that I don’t want to get overly negative. I am sometimes critical of so called “environmental” groups like Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace who seem to be against everything yet provide no realistic alternatives. In my view, to boycott one person, place or thing means I will support an alternative.
You don’t have to look very hard to find celebrities or companies who are actively working against the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. There was a time in my life that going to the Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream shop was a ritual. The company opened one of their first retail stores in a renovated gas station about a block from my apartment in Saratoga Springs, NY where I lived when I worked at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory. As the company grew and the profits rolled in their founders began to become politically active in Vermont. Unfortunately they jumped on the anti-nuclear bandwagon and began to support groups like Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility who advocate shutting down the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant. I made the decision not to buy Ben & Jerry’s ice cream because every scoop I ate was helping to fund activist efforts to shut down Vermont’s only nuclear plant. It’s too bad Ben & Jerry’s fails to understand that without Vermont Yankee the electricity used to manufacture their ice cream would necessarily come from fossil fuels, and would contribute to air pollution and climate change. They are probably unaware that Vermont is one of the only states to continue burning oil to generate electricity. Their anti-nuclear campaign is in effect supporting the continued use of oil and other fossil fuels. Fortunately for me there are plenty of ice cream alternatives!
I’m a big fan of Tom Clancy novels, and one of my favorites is “Hunt for Red October.” I’ve read the book and enjoyed the movie when it premiered, but unfortunately I’ll never watch it again. That’s because one of the stars of that movie is Alec Baldwin, an actor who has personally contributed millions of dollars to efforts to shut down the Indian Point nuclear plant in New York and the Oyster Creek nuclear plant in New Jersey.
Baldwin and his actress wife Kim Basinger support the anti-nuclear Radiation and Public Health Project, and have lobbied the NY State Government to acquire funding for the group. The Radiation & Public Health Project is responsible for several junk science reports that claim commercial reactors are responsible for thousands of cancer deaths to plant workers and the general population around the plants. Baldwin is also a frequent contributor to the Huffington Post which gives him a soap box on which to promote his radical anti-nuclear ideas (I am not against the Huffington Post. In fact I follow a few of their other contributors regularly). Some recent anti-nuclear articles by Alec Baldwin include The Hidden Costs of Nuclear Power and The Truth About Nuclear Power in Utility Reactors.
I will not watch any movie or television show in which Alec Baldwin or Kim Basinger appear. To do so would support their ability to provide financial aid to anti-nuclear groups. If you think about it, their ability to influence public opinion is based on their celebrity, and that is directly tied to the size of their audience. If everyone quit watching Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger then their value as lobbyists and spokespersons would diminish and their ability to financially support such efforts would decline.
So tell me . . . do you boycott any companies or entertainers? If so, who?
Ever thought about how many zeros there are there in a “pico” something?
Remember back in grade school when we learned the metric system of measures? We started out with units that are easy to visualize: meters get 1000 times bigger and become kilometers; meters get 1000 times smaller and become millimeters. We understand these intuitively because we have a frame of reference and can visualize each of those unites of length and distance. Units of mass are the same way; we know a gram is a small unit of mass – we can hold a gram of almost any material in the palm of our hand. For example, a penny weighs 2.5 grams. Stack up 400 pennies and you have a kilogram, or 1000 grams. Cut a thin copper shaving off a penny and you have a milligram, or one 1,000th of a gram. Again, these are things we can see, and that makes it easier to understand.
As our schooling progressed we learned about very large and very small numbers, exponents, and scientific notation. We put these principles to use in science and learned there are other units of measure larger than a “kilo” and smaller than a “milli”. These are harder to visualize because we have to think in terms we can’t see. For example, the mass of Mount Everest, is 3E18 grams, or 3 “exa-grams” and the mass of the planet earth is 6×10^24 kg, or 6E27 grams (6,000 “yotta-grams”) (see note below).
On the opposite end of the scale is the prefix “nano” or 1E-9 of a unit. A nanometer is 1E-9 meters, and a nanosecond is 0.000000001 seconds. I had a hard time visualizing a nano second of time until I learned that it takes about 1 nanosecond for a beam of light to travel one foot. That kind of puts a nano into perspective, doesn’t it? The newest computer chips, for example have transistors with a thickness of 45 nanometers! We can only see things that small with powerful electron microscopes.
A “pico” is even smaller than a “nano” , 1000 times smaller! “Pico” means there are 12 places behind the decimal point. Even for a person like me who deals with engineering and science all the time, it can be difficult to visualize a “pico” of something. A pico is so small that even a million picos is still very small amount. It takes a million, million pico grams to make one gram. If you have a million pico-curies in a liter of water, it would take one million liters to provide a total of one curie. To give you a sense of scale, an Olympic sized swimming pool (about 2.5 million liters) filled with water containing one million pico-curies of tritium per liter would hold a total of about 0.3 milligrams of tritium. Said another way; if I had an olympic swimming pool full of pure water and I sprinkled in 0.0003 grams of tritium (less than the mass of one drop of water), then mixed it up, I would have a mixture containing 1,000,000 picocuries of tritium per liter.
It is very hard to measure anything as small as a nano or pico of anything. There’s one area where we can: with advances in science, we’ve gained the ability to measure radioactivity in very, very small amounts down to the energy released by single energy particles or beams. This gives us the ability to quantify radioactive material in extremely small quantities.
Anti-nuclear activists around the country aided by an uninformed media have grabbed on to the issue of tritium leaks at some nuclear plants around the USA, and are using the issue very effectively to create fear and distrust. Nervous politicians are retreating from positions of outward support for nuclear plants even though the federal government, state agencies, and independent scientists all agree that the leaks pose no threat to public health and safety. The leaks have produced concentrations in special monitoring wells (not drinking water wells) in the range from few hundred to a million or so pico-curies per liter. As I’ve shown, a million pico-curies per liter may sound like a lot, but in reality it is a tiny, tiny amount.
Every form of energy production has some impact on the environment. Even wind and solar energy which are viewed by many as environmentally benign, have measurable effects. The production of solar panels results in highly toxic chemicals, and worn out panels could leach chemicals into water supplies. Wind turbines cause noise pollution, kill bats and migratory birds, and catastrophic blade failures can throw lethal fragments hundreds or even thousands of feet. Coal plants dump toxins into the land, water, and air, and the radioactive releases from coal plants are hundreds of times higher than allowed by nuclear plants. Gas power plants emit greenhouse gases and, as we’ve seen in the last week, can and do explode and kill people. Gas pipeline accidents kill people in the USA every year.
When nuclear plants shut down all the other plants in that market make money – lots of money. Don’t think for a moment that fact is lost on people who are in the business of selling electricity from natural gas. The increase in gas demand causes gas prices to rise and that hurts everyone else, except but gas distributors, of course. I’m also sure this cash bonanza is not lost on politicians who are recipients of donations from coal, oil and gas companies.
It’s time for lawmakers, public service boards, and elected officials to do a reality check. In the case of tritium in groundwater we’re talking about microscopic amounts of material with ZERO safety impact, and ZERO environmental risk. Any time a nuclear plant is shut down, forced to reduce power, or delayed in starting up the replacement power has to come from another form of energy, usually natural gas. When gas demand rises the price goes up and we get higher electricity bills, huge increases air pollution, and further reliance on a volatile, dangerous energy source.
2/16/2010 Note: Thank you to a listener who recognized errors in my discussion of the mass of Mt Everest and planet Earth – my numbers were way too low! After double checking my math, and performing the Earth mass calculation from scratch (there were errors in my source data) I revised these show notes with the correct values. I’ll update the audio podcast as soon as I am able. | {
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Immigrants' Rights
In a 5-4 ruling in Immigration and Naturalization Service v. St. Cyr, the Court rejected the government’s argument that it could automatically deport lawfully admitted immigrants who had pleaded guilty to certain crimes before strict new provisions of federal immigration laws took effect in 1997. These provisions, enacted in 1996, made legal aliens who have been convicted of certain crimes ineligible to seek a discretionary waiver of deportation. In St. Cyr, the narrow Court majority held that these new rules could not be applied retroactively. An important part of the Court’s opinion also rejected the government’s claim that the new immigration laws had stripped the federal courts of jurisdiction to decide whether legal immigrants were eligible for discretionary relief from deportation in these circumstances. Justice Scalia dissented in an opinion joined by Thomas and Rehnquist, and in part by O’Connor. All of the dissenters would have held that the new laws deprived the courts of the jurisdiction to hear the case, and lamented what Scalia called the “opportunities for delay-inducing judicial review” being afforded to “criminal aliens.” Just one additional vote in accord with Scalia and Thomas would make it much more difficult for immigrants to challenge in court other deportation policies adopted by the government.
In another 5-4 ruling, the Court held in Zadvydas v. Davis that federal immigration law does not permit the government to keep an alien who is under a final order of removal from this country in jail indefinitely, even though no other country will accept that person. Justice Kennedy dissented in an opinion joined by Scalia, Thomas, and Rehnquist, claiming that federal law places no limit on the length of time for which the government can incarcerate removable aliens. Scalia and Thomas, however, would go even further, disagreeing with Kennedy and Rehnquist that the Constitution might require the release of removable aliens from custody in certain circumstances (e.g., because the person is not a flight risk or presents no danger to the community). Scalia and Thomas issued a separate dissent, maintaining that an incarcerated alien subject to a final order of removal has no constitutional right to be released from custody under any circumstance, and that there are no situations in which a court could order that person’s release from custody. Another justice on the Court like Scalia and Thomas would authorize the government to incarcerate deportable aliens forever if no other country would agree to admit them. | {
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Ratan Tata’s 10 rules for success
Ratan Tata is an Indian businessman, investor, philanthropist and chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons. He was the chairman of Tata Group, a Mumbai-based conglomerate from 1991–2012. In 2014-15, the revenue of Tata companies, taken together, was $108.78 billion. He began his career in the Tata group in 1961. He initially started on the shop floor of Tata Steel, shovelling limestone and handling the blast furnace.He was instrumental in the development of Tata Nano, largely dubbed as the world’s cheapest passenger car.He is currently the chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons. He continues to serve as the chairman of the main two Tata trusts which hold 66% of shares in the group holding company Tata Sons.
Here are his top 10 rules for success:
1. Communicate with your employees
He began his schooling in Mumbai at the Campion School and finished his secondary education at the Cathedral and John Connon School.
2. Take chances
He completed his B.S. in architecture with structural engineering from Cornell University in 1962, and the Advanced Management Program from Harvard Business School in 1975.
3. Persevere
He began his career in the Tata group in 1961. He initially started on the shop floor of Tata Steel, shovelling limestone and handling the blast furnace.
4. Build trust
In 1991, J. R. D. Tata stepped down as Chairman of Tata Sons, naming Ratan as his successor.
5. Be humble
Under his stewardship, Tata Tea acquired Tetley, Tata Motors acquired Jaguar Land Rover and Tata Steel acquired Corus, which have turned Tata from a largely India-centric company into a global business, with 65% revenues coming from abroad.
6. Have heroes
He was instrumental in the development of Tata Nano, largely dubbed as the world’s cheapest passenger car.
7. Be yourself
He retired from all executive responsibility in the Tata group on 28 December 2012, his 75th birthday, and he was succeeded by Cyrus Mistry.
8. Make a difference
He has retired but he is still seen working. Recently, he invested his personal savings in Snapdeal- one of India’s leading e-commerce website.
9. Be motivated by competition
He is currently the chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons. He continues to serve as the chairman of the main two Tata trusts which hold 66% of shares in the group holding company Tata Sons.
10. Do what can’t be done
He is on the jury panel of Pritzker Architecture Prize – considered to be one of the world’s premier architecture prizes.
Here are some thought provoking Quotes from him:
Do not complain:
“I am, tragically, a man who has frequently said: You put a weapon to my head and draw the trigger or take the firearm away, I won’t move my head.”
On effective individuals:
“I respect individuals who are extremely fruitful. In any case, if that achievement has been accomplished through an excessive amount of mercilessness, then I may appreciate that individual, yet I can’t regard him.”
On initiative:
“It is anything but difficult to end up a number one player, however it is hard to stay number one. Along these lines, we will need to battle with a perspective to stay number one.”
Need to prepare to stun the world:
“We have been. . . thinking little. Furthermore, in the event that we check out us, nations like China have developed such a great amount by preparing to stun the world. I would encourage that we all, in the coming years, plan for an impressive future, consider doing things not in little additions, not in little deltas, but rather apparently incomprehensible things. Be that as it may, nothing is unthinkable in the event that you truly set out to do as such. Furthermore, we act strongly. Since it is this reasoning huge and acting strongly that will move India up in a way not the same as where it is today.”
On Risk:
“Risk is an essential piece of business logic. You can be hazard unwilling and go out on a limb, in which case you will have a sure direction as far as your development. On the other hand you can, while being reasonable, take more serious danger with a specific end goal to become quicker.”
On danger:
“I view hazard as a capacity to be the place nobody has been some time recently. I view danger to be an issue of preparing to stun the world, something we didn’t do beforehand. We did everything in little augmentations so we generally lingered behind. Be that as it may, the essential inquiry is: would we be able to wander putting a man on the moon or hazard billions of rupees on a truly way-out, cutting edge venture in, say, superconductors? Do you confine your danger to something near your heart?” | {
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A common belief in the world of cars is that more noise = more power. Today, you’re going to find out exactly why that is not true, with various examples that support that the statement is nothing more than a myth, thanks to the modern technologies of electric cars
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Technology Leadership
Above and Beyond Antivirus
Antivirus alone isn’t enough. These days, you need a layered approach to security.
If a cybercriminal wants access to your computer, he has some options. He can use brute force, by jamming harmful data down your Internet connection. He can find a security hole in a widely used software application and sneak in that way. Or he can get you to invite him in by sending you an innocuous-looking link that, when clicked, installs spyware or keyloggers without your knowledge.
With all those different avenues of attack available to hackers and cybercriminals, how can just a single approach to security keep your computer safe? The old-school way of doing things — in other words, relying on antivirus alone — isn’t enough to keep today’s threats at bay, which is why a layered approach is so important.
“Any security company that does not take a layered approach is not doing its job, and you don’t want to be relying on them,” says Robert Reynolds, Senior Manager of Product Marketing for Norton. “The goal of the layered approach is to prevent a threat from ever getting onto your system in the first place. If you can block it before it gets inside, that’s the best possible outcome. But if a threat manages to embed itself in your system and start operating, it’s like it’s moved into your house and taken up residence there. That’s a much worse outcome.”
“What we’re really doing is bringing multiple disparate technologies together in a way that will help protect people better,” says Jordan Blake, Principal Product Manager for Norton. “We have a number of different tools. We use the right one, or combination thereof, for the right job.”
The evolution of antivirus technologies with Norton
When most people think about security software, they’re really thinking of antivirus protection. It’s a straightforward, easily understandable approach to security that’s been around since the early days of the Internet. And despite its age and limitations as a stand-alone solution, it’s still an important part of the mix.
“Antivirus protection works like this: Norton technology looks at a file and compares it to a set of definitions we have. Then we look for a match between the file’s code and the code we have stored in our threat database,” Blake says. “From there, we can block or quarantine the file, or erase the nastiness it leaves behind.”
But security technology has evolved far beyond antivirus in recent years, mainly because the threats have grown far more sophisticated and stealthy.
“Antivirus is just a small slice of the protection Norton security provides,” Reynolds says. “Yes, it’s definitely important, but it’s less than half of what we do.”
One of the biggest challenges of the antivirus approach is the need to continuously update definitions. Computer viruses, just like biological ones, mutate quickly to avoid the systems designed to keep them out. The old way to deal with that was to put a team of definition writers on the case. They would write new and updated definitions designed to catch newer viruses and mutations of older ones, and then those definitions would be pushed out to millions of computers worldwide.
But there are challenges with that approach. For one thing, it’s inefficient to force users to download all that data on a regular basis. For another, it’s possible that some users might not be getting those updates, without even knowing they’re missing anything.
That’s why Norton takes a cloud-based approach to antivirus.
“With the cloud intelligence we’ve added, we can publish new virus definitions and have them available to our customer-base immediately, rather than waiting minutes or hours for those definitions to be pushed out to our users,” Blake says.
Behavioral technology defends against the newest threats
What if a Norton user encounters a threat that’s so new, it isn’t in Symantec’s database? Antivirus wouldn’t work, because there would be no baseline to compare it to.
This is where the layered approach really starts to pay off. Norton technology is also based on the idea that if you can understand what a file does, you can determine whether or not it’s a threat — and act accordingly.
“When you normally run a piece of software on a computer, it has instructions for what the computer should do,” Blake explains. “If those are malicious instructions, the computer is going to do untrustworthy things. So Norton tries to figure out what the software does without actually running it on your computer.”
There are certain things that malware — say, a botnet, or spyware — does that legitimate applications won’t do. A piece of malware may open up Microsoft Outlook and start sending copies of itself to every single one of your contacts. It may copy itself in the AutoRun section of the Windows registry, ensuring that it will run whenever your computer boots. It may even open up a communication channel without your permission or knowledge, and then automatically start feeding information to an IP address in a foreign country.
And because legitimate programs don’t do these things, Norton software can figure out if a new file is a threat or not simply by letting it run in a sealed-off virtual machine environment — or “sandbox” — and watching what happens. The file in question doesn’t have any way to distinguish between the sandbox and a real, unprotected system, so it does whatever it’s designed to do — all without harming the user’s computer or data.
“Based on the behaviors we see in the sandbox, we can make a determination as to whether that software is trustworthy or not,” Blake says.
What’s more, the behavioral approach is immune to the near-constant code tweaking that can be effective against antivirus protection. That’s because at this stage Norton technology is looking at what the threat actually does, and isn’t too concerned with matching snippets of code to the contents of a large database.
“It doesn’t matter if there are a million variants of a particular threat,” Blake explains. “As long as the core behaviours it exhibits are understood to be bad, then we can identify it as being malicious and take steps to block it.”
Reputation analysis means even tighter security for your computer
A good pedigree can open doors — and that’s as true for software as it is for people.
Norton’s engineers know this, which is why they built the reputation analysis layer to look into the history and background of every file you download from the Internet. It does this in two ways: by examining the metadata attached to these files, and through the reputation information gleaned from the millions of systems that Symantec monitors.
“The reputation analysis layer is less interested in the actual bits and bytes of a particular file,” Blake explains. “Instead, Norton technology is more interested in things like where you downloaded this file from, how old the file is and how many Norton users have also downloaded it.”
In fact, Norton technology can look at a file for the first time and know a few things about it right off the bat.
“For example, if you were the first person to download a particular file, Norton Security would find that interesting,” Blake says. “That would tell us a few things all by itself. For example, we could assume it probably isn’t a Microsoft operating system file, or an Internet browser like Google Chrome, or anything like that. If Norton Security hasn’t seen it before, it looks suspicious right away. And if no developer has signed it with a known key, then we can automatically rule out a large swath of reputable sources.”
This is a key component of Norton Security’s ability to identify previously unknown zero-day threats. It can usually quarantine something brand new, while Symantec works to develop insight on it. As Blake explains, this is never an issue for files like Google Chrome, because the fact that those files are always signed means they automatically have a good reputation, even if they’ve only been downloaded once.
Stopping intruders before they can do damage
Sometimes threats don’t need deception or trickery to wind up on your computer. We’re conditioned to being careful about where we click, which attachments we open, what hyperlinks we follow. But it’s also possible for a hacker to force-feed malware to your computer, through a simple unprotected Internet connection.
That’s where the Norton IPS layer comes into play. IPS protects your computer’s network connection from intruders, and in the process, stops 60 percent of the threats directed at your computer.
“IPS is designed to block things coming across the network that Norton Security knows are threats,” Reynolds says. “For example, anytime your browser makes a call to a webpage, the Web server says, ‘Okay, here’s the webpage you just requested.’ Then the server delivers it right to your machine. Bad guys will often include scripts in webpages that pretend to be something other than what they really are.”
“The Norton IPS layer protects browsers, because that is a common vector for modern attacks, and it protects the operating system,” Blake adds. “In the context of a Web browser, it’s going to protect you from attempted exploits against weaknesses in the browser itself or its plug-ins.”
In other words, hackers often find holes in popular software applications that can be used as “back doors” into a user’s computer. Whenever you’re on the Internet, your computer is constantly uploading and downloading data. With the right tools and knowledge, a hacker can simply insert a piece of malware directly into that data stream, where it will eventually be carried onto your computer and take up residence there. They can then use that to take control of your computer and use it for their own nefarious purposes.
That’s exactly what IPS is designed to stop, by aggressively patrolling and filtering through the data floating across your network connection. And it does that job very well indeed.
“IPS is extremely effective because it’s built to make sure nothing takes up residence on your computer in the first place,” Reynolds says. “It captures in the neighborhood of 60 percent of all threats that your machine is faced with.”
Sharing data means stronger protection
As impressive as those technologies are all on their own, Norton engineers have been able to optimise their strengths by designing them with information-sharing in mind. The layers all talk to each other about the new threats they’re encountering in the wild. That way, new threats can be blocked almost as soon as they appear.
“Norton Security is exceptional at the hand-offs,” Reynolds says. “If IPS sees something it doesn’t know about, it’ll check with the reputation database. If nothing looks out of the ordinary, Norton Security can decide to either let the file pass through or to look at its behaviour before letting it proceed.”
This approach has several advantages. For one thing, it makes each layer stronger because they all have access to the data collected by the other layers. For another, it limits the amount of processing effort Norton Security has to expend when it scans data flowing into your computer. And that means better performance.
“When data comes into a PC, it flows in so fast that you could theoretically slow someone down by forcing their security software to run check after check on every bit of that data,” Reynolds says. “The security software would monopolise resources to the point of making the computer unusable. But we’ve got really good at making sure these layers of technology are not impacting your machine’s performance, which you can see by looking at the test results.
“This kind of technology is actually heavy lifting in terms of research and development,” he adds. “You need a certain level of expertise to do it. Smaller companies and freeware developers don’t have it, because they don’t have the resources to develop it. But Symantec does.”
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We have an extensive security history and our pioneering spirit continues today. Our digital world is constantly changing, so at Norton we never rest. We’ve protected our customers and their data for 25 years — and we’re going to keep doing just that. | {
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August 6, 2008
More MobileMe
The other day Ohm Malik wrote an interesting post about the availability issues with Apple’s MobileMe site. He made quite a few key observations related to monitoring and load testing that I wanted to reiterate here. They are:
There is no-unified IT plan vis-a-vis applications; each has their own set of servers, IT practices and release scenarios. This is becoming more and more of a problem with adoption SOA architectures, SaaS, and mashup models (see yesterday’s post for more information on monitoring these types of architectures). You now need to work closer with your partners when performing load testing to ensure that all components of your application are thoroughly tested. A load test is of little value if it fails to test 25% of your application/infrastructure. This requires more up-front time planning a load test and if you’re using a vendor for load testing then ensure that they provide services that are consultative and strive to understand your environment and infrastructure.
There’s no unified monitoring system. Monitoring data from all sources (server performance, external application performance, analytics, etc.) needs to be considered and in an ideal environment would be mashed up to gain new insight into the data. Consistent and fine-grained monitoring intervals are two properties that are important in effectively monitoring a web application.
Even the giants like Apple will feel the pain if they fail to ensure performance and availability of their applications through pre-release load testing of infrastructure and on-going monitoring for performance and continued availability. | {
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PRS Paul Reed Smith P22 10-Top
Paul Reed Smith Guitars is proud to add the P22, the company's first piezo-equipped solidbody guitar, to its lineup. The P22 comes standard with a figured maple top, mahogany back, mahogany neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard, and a redesigned PRS/LR Baggs piezo system. PRS and LR Baggs partnered more than a decade ago to design the piezo system found in PRS's popular hollowbody models. This system retains the same circuit design as the existing system, giving the P22 the same tonal authenticity and real world practicality as PRS hollowbody guitars. The redesign of the board itself yielded a version that is more than 60% smaller than the original PRS/LR Baggs system, allowing it to comfortably inhabit a solidbody guitar. Uncovered 57/08 pickups round out this guitar's specifications and help define the P22's voice.
Piezo systems have long allowed guitarists the versatility of wielding both acoustic and electric guitar tones in one instrument. The PRS Hollowbody II and Singlecut Hollowbody II both come standard with the original PRS/LR Baggs piezo and have achieved a great level of popularity in PRS Guitars' product line. The addition of a solidbody model will give musicians a unique tool to add to their own lineup.
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Bloomberg begins damage control on privacy concern
NEW YORK, May 11 (UPI) -- The chief executive at New York financial information firm Bloomberg called a privacy-impacting news-gathering technique used by reporters a mistake.
In a message to Bloomberg subscribers, Chief Executive Officer of Bloomberg Daniel Doctoroff also said that, "client trust is our highest priority and the cornerstone of our business."
"To be clear, the limited customer relationship data previously available to our reporters never included access to our trading, portfolio, monitor, blotter or other related systems or our clients' messages," Doctoroff said.
The New York Times reported Saturday that Bloomberg reporters routinely gathered information from its data subscription service, which has triggered worries that reporters could also observe carefully guarded information on trading done in the highly competitive world of finance.
The incident came to the surface most recently when a Bloomberg reporter called Goldman Sachs to inquire about the status of an executive. During the conversation, the reporter noted that the executive had not been using his Bloomberg terminal recently, a giveaway that the news gathering reporters were reviewing Bloomberg's subscription data service, which is a $20,000 per year, high-speed financial information service used by Wall Street Traders traders
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"On Wall Street, anonymity is critically important. Secrecy and the ability to cover one's tracks is paramount. If Bloomberg reporters crossed that line, that's an issue," said Michael Driscoll, a former Wall Street trader at Bear Stearns, now an instructor at Adelphi University.
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Samsung’s ‘Next Big Thing’ ads really got under Apple’s skin
In addition to becoming viral on the web, Samsung’s “Next Big Thing” ads that make fun of Apple’s products and its customers apparently had a second important effect – they really bothered the iPhone maker. During the second day of the second Apple vs Samsung trial in the U.S., Samsung’s attorney John Quinn revealed that the ad campaign that mocked Apple innovation did not go unnoticed in Cupertino, The Verge reports, driving Apple’s marketing department “crazy.”
“We will show you internal Apple documents, documents that haven’t been made public before, and showed how Apple was really concerned about competition from Android, and in particular Samsung,” Quinn said. “This new, edgy marketing strategy … it drove Apple crazy.”
Quinn shared with the court an email sent by Apple’s marketing chief Phil Schiller to his team about a Wall Street Journal story last January titled “Has Apple lost its cool to Samsung?”. In his email, Schiller only said that “we have a lot of work to do to turn this around.”
According to Samsung’s lawyer, Schiller became “obsessed” with the campaign, advising Tim Cook to consider other ad agencies for Apple products instead of the regular TBWA\CHIAT\DAY. The matter even reached Apple’s board. | {
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When There Are No Words…
I don’t think I have the words. They fall short and pale in comparison to the tragic events that happened in Las Vegas. These posts where I ask all of us to come together to do xyz, and share my personal feelings feel cheap. These posts are becoming the norm these days, and it is hard to move in a regular rotation when lives are lost and hearts are shattered.
So today, I have no words. I said it on instagram, and I’ll say it here; I see you. I am here with you. I am in too. Sending all of my love. | {
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Restrictive covenants - employees' position
Individuals should be able to make a living by working in the sector in which they have developed a skill set and are experienced. Non-competition covenants are particularly onerous and are much less likely to be enforced against an ex-employee, as compared to non-dealing and non-solicitation covenants.
It is best for employees to address restrictive covenants prior to starting a new job when there is an opportunity to negotiate to reduce the scope of the restrictions.
If you have secured a new job but presented with onerous terms in the employment contract contact us on 020 3878 8700. Or you may be seeking to leave your current position and need to understand the scope of the restraints you are under. To revert to the key facts about restrictive covenants, or for other legal topics go to the law library. | {
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Day Two: Wednesday, October 15 - Arrive to Santiago, Chile.
Program Orientati...
Arrive to Santiago, Chile.
Program Orientation/Railcar Ride to San Cristobal Hill.
Note: In May of 2014 Chile stopped requiring U.S. citizens to pay a reciprocity entry fee of $160 (per person) upon arrival at the Santiago International Airport.
Morning: Road Scholar group flights arrive in Santiago.
Proceed through Immigrations, Baggage Claim, and Customs. After exiting the restricted arrivals area, participants should look for the Road Scholar representative who will be holding a Road Scholar sign (only applies to group flights).
Transfer to the hotel.
A light snack will be available for those arriving on very early flights.
Note: Standard hotel check-in takes place between 2pm and 3pm. Hotel rooms might not be available for early check-in on day of arrival. However, participants are welcome to store luggage at the front desk and take the opportunity to explore the hotel and environs while rooms are readied.
Lunch: At the hotel.
Afternoon: Program Orientation.
Get to know your group leader and fellow Road Scholar participants during a welcome and introduction session at the hotel. We will review the up-to-date daily schedule and any changes, discuss responsibilities, safety guidelines, emergency procedures, and answer any questions you may have.
Please be aware that program activities and scheduled times could change due to local circumstances. In the event of changes, we will alert you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Lecture: An Overview of Chile.
Catch panoramic views of Santiago during a visit to San Cristobal Hill (a.k.a. Cerro San Cristobal).
Board a funicular and travel uphill through the city's largest green space, the Parque Metropolitano, to reach the Terraza Bellavista on San Cristobal Hill. Once at the summit, take a deep breath and enjoy the spectacular views!
Return to the hotel.
Dinner: At the hotel.
Evening: Time at leisure. Get a good night's rest in preparation for a full day of activities the following day.
Chileans have produced fine wines for over a century, although the conquistadors also planted vines. The origin of today's world-class Chilean wines stems from cuttings brought over from French vineyards in the mid-19th century before their stock was decimated by disease. Later, the European vines were grafted onto disease-resistant American stock. Chilean growers, however, had the advantage of original, non-grafted vines from France as well as an ideal climate in the Central Valley.
Orientation to downtown Santiago with a museum visit.
Pedro de Valdivia founded the city on the Mapocho River in 1541 in the fertile Central Valley, but the hostile Mapuche almost wiped it out. Spaniards stubornly held out, establishing farms, ranches and mines.
Return to the hotel.
Lunch: At the local restaurant.
Afternoon: Enjoy an orientation to greater Santiago to view local architecture, shops, and neighborhoods.
The capital of Chile is a city where residents have traditionally looked to Europe as a model for architecture and culture.This influence can readily be seen in its stately palaces, plazas, parks and churches. Santiago is the country's colonial center, surrounded by 31 comunas or communities with their own municipal administration.
Day Four: Friday, October 17 - Santiago -
Wines of the Casablanca Valley/O...
Santiago -
Wines of the Casablanca Valley/Orientation to Valparaiso.
Note: Valparaiso is located 70 miles northwest of Santiago. Driving time: approx. 1:20.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Depart for Valparaiso.
Enjoy a railcar ride and walk in Valparaiso with a view of the harbor and city.
Located in central Chile, Valparaiso is the country’s most important seaport, and now said to be the cultural capital of Chile. Built upon dozens of steep hillsides overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Valparaíso boasts a labyrinth of streets and cobblestone alleyways, embodying a rich architectural and cultural legacy. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city is also host to the National Congress of Chile.
Lunch: At a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Afternoon field trip to a Casablanca Valley winery.
Chile’s Casablanca Valley has developed an international reputation among wine connoisseurs for turning out deliciously crisp white wines. The Valley is located just 20 miles from the Pacific Ocean and less than 50 miles northwest of Santiago. As the nutrient-rich Humboldt Current makes its journey northwards from Antarctica, it moves up along the coast of Chile bringing cool ocean breezes. The cool Mediterranean-like climate in the area is perfect for producing high quality Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Riesling wines.
Note: The flight from Santiago to Puerto Montt takes 1:45 hours. The drive from Puerto Montt to Puerto Varas takes approximately 20 minutes. Puerto Varas is located 12 miles (20 km) north of Puerto Montt.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Transfer to the airport.
Board a flight to Puerto Montt (1:45 hrs).
Founded by German settlers in the mid-19th century, Puerto Montt still retains a distinct middle European face, with Nordic and Alpine architecture. The city is best known as a gateway to the southern lakes of Chile, Chiloé Island and Chilean Patagonia. Located nearby is the fishing and ferry port of Angelmo.
Excursion to the bustling Angelmo Fish and Craft Market.
Lunch: At a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Transfer to the hotel and check-in.
Time at leisure.
Field trip to an equestrian farm for rodeo demonstration by local huasos (Chilean cowboys). Site lecture: Training a Show Horse, a Labor of Patience and Love.
Smoking policy: YesSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator: Yes
Day Six: Sunday, October 19 - Puerto Varas -
Germanic History of the Area...
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Lecture: The Lake District and German Immigration.
Puerto Varas is nestled between the towering peaks of the Andes and the shores of Lake Llanquihue in Chile, twelve miles north of Puerto Montt. Puerto Varas is known for its spectacular views across Lake Llanquihue to the Andes Mountains.
The area was settled by predominantly German immigrants in the middle of the 19th century, and remnants of their culture are evident in many small communities in the area. Puerto Varas, founded in 1854, served as an important port on the lake during this period. Because of the hilly land and curved shoreline the street plan is irregular, but the town displays a well-preserved concentration of European architecture.
Excursion to German Museum with site lecture.
Short walk through the small German town of Frutillar and its new performing arts theather.
Description: This attractive family-owned hotel has a long standing history in Bariloche. The small bed and breakfast style property that first opened its doors in 1938 gradually blossomed into a stylish hotel with modern installations and 80 comfortable rooms. Within a short walking distance of the hotel guests can reach the scenic shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake or check-out the downtown restaurants and shops.
Note: The lake crossing from Chile to Argentina takes approximately 8-9 hours and includes a series of boat and coach transfers.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Field trip to the Petrohue Falls and begin your lake crossing journey to Argentina (across Lake Todos los Santos). The scenic crossing, from Chile into Argentina, takes approximately 8-9 hours from start to finish.
En route to the lake crossing, participants will have the opportunity to visit the black rock waterfalls of Petrohué at the end of the Todos Los Santos Lake crossing. Petrohué Falls lies in the threshold of the mighty Osorno Volcano, and the unique falls are comprised of a series of oddly twisting chutes among crystallized black volcanic rock. The rock is particularly resistant to erosion, lending the falls a peculiar shape.
Lunch: At a restaurant en route to Bariloche.
Afternoon: Continue lake crossing with a series of boat and coach transfers.
Arrive in Bariloche and transfer to the hotel.
Bariloche is the primary city in the Argentinean Lake District and is a hub for accessing alpine resorts in the area as well as the Nahuel Huapi National Park. The area was once inhabited by Mapuche Indians, but after General Roca's brutal "Conquest of the Desert" campaign, both Argentinean and foreign settlers began to colonize the area. The land for the Nahuel Huapi National Park was set aside in 1904 to preserve local flora and fauna. The park is home to pristine Andean-Patagonian forests and rare animals like the huemul (Andean deer) and pudú (miniature deer).
Many Germans, Swiss and northern Italians came to the region, leaving an indelible cultural influence. In the last 20 years, the area has experienced considerable growth in the resort industry owing to its natural beauty. Bariloche lies on the south shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi's eastern end. The city itself is a modern urban and commercial center set amidst a spectacular panorama of mountains and lakes.
Description: This attractive family-owned hotel has a long standing history in Bariloche. The small bed and breakfast style property that first opened its doors in 1938 gradually blossomed into a stylish hotel with modern installations and 80 comfortable rooms. Within a short walking distance of the hotel guests can reach the scenic shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake or check-out the downtown restaurants and shops.
Bariloche -
Orientation to Bariloche/A Look at European Influences in the Region.
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: Lecture: The Mapuche Indians and Early History of Argentina.
Walking orientation of Bariloche, including the downtown museum.
Embark on a scenic chairlift ride to Cerro Campanario and its look-out point, set high above Bariloche. Participants will have the opportunity to enjoy a coffee break at the on-site restaurant and appreciate the views of the city. A site lecture on the economic and agricultural activities in the region will complement this activity.
Following the chairlift ride, enjoy visiting with a local immigrant family to learn about their experiences settling in Bariloche.
Lunch: At a local restaurant that is owned and run by a local immigrant family.
Afternoon: Return to the hotel.
Time at leisure.
Lecture: European Immigration and Settlement.
Description: This attractive hotel is located approximately 9 miles from the famous Iguazu Waterfalls and a five-minute walk from Hito Tres Fronteras. The Hito Tres Fronteras is a viewpoint from where visitors can admire the confluence of the Parana and Iguazu Rivers where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay share borders.
Morning: Transfer to the airport to board a flight to Iguazu Falls (via Buenos Aires).
Arrive in Iguazu and transfer to the hotel, located between Puerto Iguazu and the Falls.
Note: Activities while at Iguazu will focus entirely on the Argentinean side of the falls. This program will not spend any time in Brazil; therefore, no special visas are necessary.
Lunch: Boxed lunch.
Afternoon: After lunch enjoy a walk to a local lookout point and a site lecture. The scenic spot is located at the confluence of the Parana and Iguazu Rivers and offers views of three countries: Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay.
Description: This attractive hotel is located approximately 9 miles from the famous Iguazu Waterfalls and a five-minute walk from Hito Tres Fronteras. The Hito Tres Fronteras is a viewpoint from where visitors can admire the confluence of the Parana and Iguazu Rivers where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay share borders.
Smoking policy: YesSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.
Elevator: Yes
Day Ten: Thursday, October 23 - Iguazu Falls -
Full Day Exploring the Falls...
Breakfast: At the hotel.
Morning: This day will be spent visiting the Argentinean side of the Iguazu Falls. Board a park train for a scenic ride through the jungle, along the edges of the mythical waterfalls.
This excursion takes us along the upper and lower trails of the Iguazu National Park, allowing you to get a closer look at some of the 275 falls that drop from the Iguazu River. Enjoy the fantastic wildlife and jungle that surrounds it. At the end of the trail, we will appreciate from a short distance, a view of the Devil's Throat Cataract.
Since 1908 visitors have marveled at the imposing seven-story Teatro Colón, a truly world-class center for opera, ballet and classical music. The theater's basement houses impressive workshops, costume designs and rehearsal studios. The majestic hall seats 2500 and has standing room for 1000. The Teatro is the site of regular Presidential Command Performances.
Lecture: Contemporary Argentina: a Social, Economic, and Political Overview.
Buenos Aires offers a wealth of culture for the visitor. Headed by an expert guide, the city orientation allows for a closer glimpse of intricate architecture and observation of the vivacious daily life. Street performers are colorful and impressive; many probably will be doing the tango. The Italian quarter, known as La Boca, will also be visited. Taking in Buenos Aires will be both a joy and a learning experience.
Lunch: At a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Time at leisure.
Lecture: The Tango, So Much More than a Dance.
A way of life for the people of the city, the tango pulsates with the lifeblood of romantic Buenos Aires. The dance has its origins in the brothels and tenements of late 19th-century Buenos Aires and was a synthesis of Spanish and Italian music, Negro candombe and bawdy Gaucho verse. It was popularized by legendary performers like Carlos Gardel, and soon spread from the fringes to the middle class, and then to the elegant salons of Buenos Aires. The tango has enjoyed a modern resurgence, and as the country's most famous cultural export it is a staple of Buenos Aires nightlife. To this day, Gardel has thousands of followers.
Settled in 1536 and founded in 1580, Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, lies on the banks of the Rio de la Plata River. Sometimes called the "Paris of South America," the bustling city is known for its sophisticated, cosmopolitan inhabitants and its non-Spanish European influences (Parisian architects designed many of the buildings). Stately mansions, broad boulevards, artists' quarters and lively sidewalk cafes bring to mind the grandeur of Europe.
Excursion to Evita Museum.
Lunch: Farewell lunch at local restaurant.
Afternoon: Time at leisure.
Participants will be able to keep their hotel rooms in order to rest, finish packing, and freshen-up before transfering to the airport to catch their individual flights back to the U.S. Hotel check-out by 6 p.m.
Dinner: Light snack available at the hotel.
Evening: Transfer to the airport for your overnight flight to the U.S.
This concludes the program. We hope you enjoyed your Road Scholar adventure! When you get home, remember to stay in touch via the Road Scholar Social Network; share memories, pictures, and comments about your recent travels.
Important information about your itinerary: Please know that while we do everything we can to finalize all aspects of our programs well in advance, there are logistics that occasionally must be altered. Our website will reflect the most recent information, and we are committed to providing you with final program details no later than eight weeks prior to the start of programs outside the U.S. and three weeks prior to the start of programs within the U.S. If you ever have questions about your program, please don't hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
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blissful nightmares & mechanical dreams
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Some Truths – Low Point X
The more I try to define this one, the further away it slips and the harder it becomes to corral. So I’ll stop.
This is the fourth and final cassette installment of the epic cerebral meltdown which Some Truths have been plugging away at since 2011 and it does not let up. These six exhibits of free-form creativity move about with demanding, sometimes exasperating, unpredictability. There’s a live session he did on the tube which is a fairly good representation of what this project is all about. Someone once told me it’s like watching a sonic switchboard in action. I’ll go one further and say that that switchboard is overloading and the tilt moment isn’t far off. Flashing lights, twitching cables, single-minded purpose with steely resolve.
There was a kind of open handed, wide eyed sense of wonderment in the other three albums Some Truths did in this series but “Low Point X” is characterized by a nihilism which is going to catch you completely off guard. I definitely was not ready to get broad sided by the kind of malevolent material that’s jumped up and down on my grey matter giddily for the past couple of weeks. Would anyone be? Does even the man who did this realize what kind of monster he has birthed. Forget the noise which some still cling on to as though it’s a lifeline out of the sugary morass of popular culture, Some Truths are both the beauty and the beast.
Jekyll and Hyde don’t hold a candle to this. You could at least reason with one of them, but the meaning of this project has never been clearer. Nor has it ever been this fiendish. When those who first envisioned and then designed modular synthesis sat back to admire their creations I doubt they saw this eventuality coming. No one could have, again I have to go back to the one who did this and ponder how he pulled it off. Each of the cassettes he’s done have had their peculiarities, no club could ever dream of playing them.
However, when it punches through to the other side so violently even I have to tread carefully. I spend quite a bit of time in my own personal laboratory inventorying these sorts of artists, nothing is too strange nor is it beyond the realm of comprehension; “Low Point X” has tested the constraints of this reality as few other things have. Deeper meaning, deeper understanding… don’t bother trying to reach those noble, lofty plateaus. The purpose of what’s going on with this fourth episode is becoming clearer to me: exposition of the absolute nadir, a museum of arcane excursions. Rebellion against all forms of musical expectations has a flag to rally ’round. You’ll be alright, but watch those corners.
For as long as he’s alive, this will never end. You see, he uses numbers for track titles and as we all know… they are infinite. Enjoy working that one out and understand that the chaotic mania you’re feeling inside your skull is what he’s put on tape. About as pure of a logic as irrational humanity could hope for, which explains why so few listen.Some Truths – Low Point XMagic And Dreams, MAD 032MC/Digital 2013 | {
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Robotics, Part II
In addition to my experimental hobby robots, I am also involved in more serious robotics projects. Regrettably many of these are subject to non-disclosure agreements, and so I cannot delve into many of my most fascinating projects, but some are opensource or at least not considered confidential. Below are a few such projects.
The NOMAD Project: An open source, remotely operated robotic system for use in remote locations without power or internet connection. Originally being developed by some friends of mine at the now defunct Victus Robotics, I was brought in as a consultant to aid in the design. When the company closed down, I retained the designs and prototypes in lieu of payment. (More details)
iGnat: An ongoing project which resulted from a challenged issued a few years ago - a challenge to build the smallest possible robot which could move, take photographs, and transmit them to a base station wirelessly. So far the best I have done is a small Atmel microprocessor connected to two piezo electric oscillators for movement (with limited control) and an old CCD chip from a digital camera for imaging (unfortunately though I messed up the camera lens, so the prototype will need glasses). The wireless transmitter is a bit bulky due to the requirements for the antenna, but I am working on further reducing that as well. I am confident though that the entire bot can be reduced by an order of magnitude in size, if I can just fine a company to provide custom integrated circuit lithography... (and of course raise the huge sums of money required to actually build the prototype).
Remote Arduino Project: This is a project I started in 2013 to meet a need of some friends of mine to be able to remotely monitor some real estate that had no electricity or WiFi available. It is difficult to get to, and so they wanted something that could send them security photos and other basic information. My idea was to adapt an Arduino board to run on a Li-Ion battery and a solar recharger, with a GPRS shield that could connect to the cell phone network. As of November 2013, it is still a work in progress as the carrier I was testing it with has limited the amount of data that can be sent from a home-built system (or in other terms, my shield and their main network don't seem to mesh well). I am considering switching the Arduino for a Raspberry Pi, as it has more processing power and yet seems to run more efficiently off of the solar charger that I am using. | {
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Various activities outside the realm of books are being offered by the Old Colorado City Library this summer. LEFT: Children’s specialist Jason Stewart helps youngsters, including 16-month-old Laine Setter (foreground), experience the National Geographic’s giant travelling map of North America at the Westside Community Center June 9. RIGHT:
Members of the Stitch-Wits club install a hand-knitted design on the library’s front right pillar for international “Yarn Bombing Day” June 11. | {
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The Rustique Consignment Grand Re-Opening
Last Saturday, the 18th of November, the Rustique Consignment Shop had their grand re-opening. The new owners, Kala and Dan Linder, bought the shop in September. Since then they have continued to offer items that you can't find just anywhere.
This is a great store, I had a blast Saturday afternoon while I was wandering the 3 floors of merchandise they offer. The whole time I was thinking I could so some serious damage, with the right checkbook of course.
They have furniture, decor, as well as clothing. The clothing is good quality, I was very interested in a couple of the purses that were for sale. Even if you just want to check out the store, and perhaps get some ideas for your holiday decorating, you won't be disappointed. They will answer any questions you have and make the experience wonderful.
There is a Facebook page, you can follow them there, and get notice of all of the sales, as well as other information. I, for one, am glad to see that downtown Owatonna is keeping this unique consignment store. | {
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Soldier and outsider in a duel to the death
ANALYSIS by Alan Philps in JerusalemNovember 7 2002
Mr Sharon is facing defeat in the leadership ballot over the economy and his failed efforts to keep the coalition with Labour together. Photo: AFP
For years the Likud has been a battleground between two men who see themselves as guardians of Israeli security - Ariel Sharon, the Prime Minister, and his challenger, Benjamin Netanyahu, the new Foreign Minister.
They are promising to work together in government, while battling for the party leadership, until the election, tipped to be held on January 28.
To the dismay of the party faithful, Sharon has spoken of the possibility of a Palestinian state and has resisted pressure to send Yasser Arafat into exile. Netanyahu is the darling of the Likud militants, demanding the Palestinian leader's departure.
At a Likud central committee meeting in May, Netanyahu humiliated the Prime Minister by forcing a vote on the motion that there should never be a Palestinian state west of the Jordan.
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It would be a surprise if the party does not adopt Netanyahu as its leader for the elections as Sharon has disappointed his constituency by allowing the economy to slump and investing too much effort in a national unity government with the Labour Party, arch-rivals of the Likud.
The two men are very different. Sharon has taken part - as a soldier, defence minister or prime minister - in all Israel's wars. Netanyahu is more of an outsider, but a natural when talking to the English-speaking world. He became prime minister in 1996 without ever serving in the cabinet.
Despite his hawkish reputation he agreed to hand over most of Hebron to the Palestinians. The country voted him out of office and brought in Ehud Barak, the Labour leader, on a promise of peace. Those hopes turned into the nightmare of the Palestinian uprising.
The real prize, for which Sharon and Netanyahu have been sparring for a decade, lies ahead when the Likud is expected to become the biggest party in the Knesset and provide that rare commodity, a stable platform for government. | {
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"We just some young teenagers trying to make it out of west Louisville," Bussey said.
According to the arrest warrant, when officers approached the group, they found one person with a fully-loaded gun in his possession.
"All of a sudden, we turn around and look up and it's like four cops and then a few more," Bussey said.
"The yard was full, street was full, they blocked the street. And the next thing I knew was, is they seen K-9. And they got them all on the ground handcuffed," said Nesbitt's father, who asked to be identified as Mr. Brown.
Police said the group was blocking the street.
"We were all on the other side of the street by the car and we had one film guy on this side of the street," Bussey said.
At the time of the arrests, police said Nesbitt and Bussey started yelling racial slurs at officers and threatening them.
Police said the men told officers if they removed their badges and guns, they would cause harm to them.
Bussey admitted he tried to keep his cool, but lost it and threatened an officer.
"All we did was shoot a video," he said. "Wasn't nobody smoking no weed, wasn't no drinking."
The two men were charged with disorderly conduct and terroristic threatening. | {
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Return to Flagstaff and Some Not Very Bike-Friendly Weather
Sunday morning we drove back from Mountain Village, Colorado. We needed to hustle since the forecast told of blizzards heading toward Colorado and Flagstaff. We left as snow was falling over the San Juans. Very dreamy.
The landscape slowly changed from Alpine forests to high-country desert to desert to high-country desert again. It was cold, very cold all the way home. We saw two cyclists pedaling along the highway (not together), both traveling quite loaded down with gear. I wondered about their adventure and thought of Beanie's recent road trip to Yuma from San Diego. Such belief in one's self to take on such a journey.
The San Francisco Peaks finally emerged with a heavy mass of clouds settled among the mountain tops. Only a a few inches seemed to have fallen but the closer we came to Flagstaff the more we became aware of what was to come.
Just a few inches on Monday morning and I considered riding the Expedition up to the airport. Less than a mile from my house. How cold could it be?? Really, really cold according to our well insulated Australian Shepherd Splash who had lost all interest in the outdoors. The morning public radio host warned of an approaching blizzard and white out conditions later in the day. Fair weather bike commuter that I occasionally am, I elected for the Element. Bob stayed home to catch up on sleep and hang with the dogs. He promised me French onion soup should I decide to come home for lunch.
The Element proved to be the right choice. By the time lunch had arrived, the snow was half way up to my knees, and quite wet. Since the state has cut funding to ADOT, City plows had to pick up the slack, and with that little if any salting or cinders had been applied to the road. Naturally, the urban trail was not plowed and likely would not be for quite a while, unless a private individual decided to take on the job. In no way, could have managed Pulliam on my bike. As I drove home, I passed evidence that many cars had skidded around or completely off the road. Would studded tires have done the trick? All I knew was that I missed my bike ride and as much as we depend on snow for water and to support the tourist economy here, I feared my winter rides might be suspended for several weeks.
This morning we awoke to over 2 feet of snow on the ground. Our first blizzard in ten years according to the Arizona Daily Sun. We couldn't even get the car out of the garage before noon today and riding my bike to work was out of the question. With the Planner Guy manning the snow thrower and me with a shovel, we set about to clearing a path for the Element. (Heavy sigh!)
My Story . . .
In 2008, my husband and I began an experiment in bike commuting. Morning and after work rides soon became the best part of our days; with coffee stops and evening detours for sushi. My blog records my journey toward a more simple and satisfying life; the “slow” but always well-dressed lifestyle. Alas, my attempts to leave a lighter footprint will no doubt be at odds with my obsession with finding the perfect pair of ballet flats. | {
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Few pro athletes have fallen out of favor so quickly in Baltimore as Ravens running back Ray Rice.
There have been others who came to town with troubled reputations and lived up to them, and others who came with athletic promise and fell because of injuries.
But none like Rice.
Once a Baltimore golden boy, he just keeps falling and falling and falling.
Rice crashed again over the weekend. He and his fiancee, Janay Palmer, were arrested after an incident at an Atlantic City casino, according to a statement from the Atlantic City Police Department.
Video surveillance showed the two parties involved in a physical altercation, the police statement said. There are various reports of what happened during the fight, but it will all come out because as NFL players often say about video, "The eye in the sky don't lie."
Of course, these are just charges and both still have to go through the judicial process. Regardless, it is another incident involving Rice. The Ravens, the NFL and Rice's corporate sponsors can't be happy.
It all goes against his image. He has always been active in the community, and some of his stories about reshaping lives through his involvement in anti-bullying campaigns will make you cry.
He had become a spokesman for the league and a face of the Ravens because his story of becoming an undersized star was remarkable. He was charming, articulate and corporate. Next to quarterback Joe Flacco and maybe outside linebacker Terrell Suggs, Rice had become a voice of the new Ravens once linebacker Ray Lewis retired and safety Ed Reed left.
But a year later, there is a trail of deceit, discontent and a lack of production. There are new questions about Rice and integrity issues. Is the real Ray Rice the one we have seen in the last year?
It is all mind-boggling at this point, but the signs of irrational behavior started last year. Rice was known as a workaholic but reported to training camp overweight and out of shape.
In an interview after the season, Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti estimated that Rice had been seven pounds over his usual playing weight of 212 pounds, but a team source confirmed Rice got as high as 225.
It showed, and it might have played a part in Rice suffering a hip flexor injury during the preseason. No one knows how much the injury affected Rice during the regular season because his stories changed as much as the weather.
One day Rice didn't have an injury, and the next day he did. One moment he liked his conditioning program, and the next moment he didn't. One game he felt compelled to play, and then later he shouldn't have played at all.
Rice became drama central.
There was also Spitgate, where Rice was alleged to have spit on Cleveland defensive lineman Phil Taylor during a game Sept. 15. Football is a brutal, violent game but to be even questioned about possibly spitting on another human being is appalling. Video was inconclusive and neither player was fined by the NFL over the incident.
Rice didn't hold anything back, even taking to the airwaves after the season to talk about how conservative and predictable the Ravens had become on offense. It was true, but not typical of Rice, who usually delivered corporate lines.
It was all part of a year that had gone sour, with Rice showing disdain for those who criticized him on Twitter. The criticism was deserved. Rice rushed for just 660 yards and four touchdowns. It was far below the pace of the 5,520 yards and 33 touchdowns he had in the previous five seasons.
Despite being a three-time Pro Bowl performer, Rice appeared sluggish. He had no acceleration and could neither shed nor break tackles. Rice, defensive tackle Haloti Ngata and Suggs are three of the team's highest-paid players going into next season but the Ravens didn't want to restructure Ngata or Rice because the salary cap acceleration would hurt more than help.
But after this latest incident involving Rice, it wouldn't be a surprise if the Ravens weren't looking at some type of violation of a morals clause where they could waive Rice and not have major salary cap raminfications.
Before the weekend, the Ravens were hoping Rice would rebound and possibly come close to regaining the form that made him one of the best running backs in the NFL. They were hoping he would be that shy, modest running back he was as a rookie. But it's no longer just about a decrease in productivity. It's about a fall from grace. | {
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Dear Hasbro, a line for Concept characters that never made it to the movie...
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While I really like the new Besping Vader, and wouldn't mind seeing some of the other figures resculpted to be more accurate as well, I would love to see an entire seperate line of concept figures! This way, you can make as many versions of Luke and the other major characters as you can sell, and we still get something different for our collections! I can imagine all the diorama builders, and customizers (both breeds of collectors that are known to buy many multiples of particular figures!) would love to have figures of this type to add more flavor to their displays! The important thing to realize though, is that the overwhelming majority of us DO NOT want any of these figures IN PLACE OF movie oriented figures in the regular line. This type of line, as well as an expanded universe line would sell great ALONGSIDE the regular SAGA line, in my opinion! Please look into it!
i too would like to see a concept figure line up! Some fans want it with the regulare assortment or have it in ther own line up. then there are others who don't care for them. As for my opinion, i don't care where it's offered as long as it's made. As long it's a star wars figure, i will buy it! I can't have enough different star wars figures. HASBRO, more figures, PLEASE!!!!!
hey hasbro,
If you look at this idea in light of the concept Air speeder,speeder bike,and cloud car,please don't.They were not done all that well.
The ideas posted here would sell if done right.I would definately buy some just for the novelty of having them next to the characters that ended up being the final versions.As long as the charcters that did appear in the films don't suffer.Same with expanded Universe product.I personally wouldn't buy any but I know there are alot of people right here that would.Give them,your loyal customers ,what they want.You won't regret it.You will if you don't though.
I would definelty buy the concept figures, if done right of course
I guess the concept stormie won't win because of the great demand for the dignatarie so please make a line for the concept figs
or just make some figs like vader and a stormtrooper
the normal line wouldn't suffer that much from it, I mean it's better then just another TPM Qui-Gon Jinn | {
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In a method for image stabilization a number of operations are performed
to stabilize an image and to output a focal length value. The steps
include capturing video by means of a video camera with unknown focal
length running an image stabilization process operating on an input from
a hardware detector detecting the displacement of the camera and on an
adjustable focal length value. Inter-image displacement is corrected
based on the input from the hardware detector and the adjustable focal
length value. By evaluating the displacement and adjusting the focal
length value until a satisfactory image stabilization is achieved a value
of the focal length may be output.
1. A method for image stabilization, the method comprising: capturing a first image of video and a previous image of the video by means of a video camera having a lens with
an unknown focal-length setting and running an image stabilization process, wherein the image stabilization process operates on an input value from a hardware detector that detects displacement of the camera, and on a current focal length value of an
adjustable focal length value, correcting positional image displacement within the first image based on the input value from the hardware detector and the adjustable focal length value to form an image-stabilized image, evaluating positional image
displacement of the image-stabilized image as compared with the previous image of the video at the current focal length value, and adjusting the current focal length value until the evaluated positional image displacement is below a threshold value or at
a minimum.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the adjustable focal length value is adjusted based on a user input.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the threshold value is pre-set.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the threshold value is set by an operator.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the adjustable focal length value is adjusted according to an iterative optimization process until the displacement is below the predetermined threshold value.
6. The method of claim 1, further comprising outputting a quantification of the adjustable focal-length value.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein evaluation is performed on consecutive images in an image stream until the evaluated displacement is below the threshold value.
9. The method of claim 1, wherein the hardware detector is an inclinometer, such as a gyroscopic device or a tiltmeter/tiltsensor or an accelerometer.
10. The method of claim 1, wherein the hardware detector detects a displacement of the video camera continuously, and wherein a time stamp of the displacement may be correlated with data of an individual frame.
11. Use of the method according to claim 1 in a process of quantifying the focal length for a video camera system, the process comprising directly or indirectly inducing a shake or vibration to the video camera prior to or during applying the
method.
12. A system for image stabilization of output images from a video camera using as input: an output value of a hardware detector detecting a displacement of the video camera, and a current focal length value of an adjustable focal length value
wherein the system comprises a processing unit configured to: obtain a first image of a video and a previous image of the video from the video camera, the video camera having a lens with an unknown focal-length setting and running an image stabilization
process, correct positional image displacement within the first image based on the input value from the hardware detector and the adjustable focal length value to form an image-stabilized image, evaluating positional image displacement of the
image-stabilized image as compared with the previous image of the video at the current focal length value, and adjusting the current focal length value until the evaluated positional image displacement is below a threshold value or at a minimum.
Description
CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION
This application claims the benefit of European Patent Application No 15162433.5 filed on Apr. 2, 2015, which is incorporated by reference as if fully set forth.
FIELD OF INVENTION
The present disclosure relates to a method and a system for image stabilization, in particular in relation to a video image stream captured by means of a video camera, suggestively a digital video camera.
BACKGROUND
The present disclosure will relate to the field of image stabilization, i.e. improvement of quality of a video image stream otherwise deteriorated by camera motion. There are numerous versions of digital-image stabilization, i.e. software
applications that process stored image streams such that shakes or vibrations are minimized in a processed image stream. In the case of cameras, shakes or vibrations may be operator-induced or a result of a suspension not being able to suspend the
camera in a vibration-free way. Solutions solely relying on a software-algorithm are often based on tracking of a finite number of features from image to image in the stream, and ensuring that these features are maintained static in a displayed image.
These software solutions may be highly efficient in reducing the effect of shakes and vibrations, yet they may have a drawback in monitoring applications or surveillance applications where they may introduce an unwanted temporal lag, apart from consuming
a significant computing power.
An alternative to this may be to use optical image stabilization, e.g. by shifting a set of lenses so as to shift an image parallel to the image plane and thereby counteracting the effect of the vibration or the shake. The shift of the set of
lenses is performed as a response to a vibration quantified by miniature sensors, and it generally will require input of the focal-length settings. This technique may minimize the effect of a vibration or shake at the cost of a complex system. Also,
the technique enables cancellation of blurring, otherwise being an effect of lens movement during exposure time.
Still another alternative may be to use a sensor-shift technology where the actual image sensor is shifted so as to follow the shift of the image induced by the motion of the camera.
The suggested methods all have their advantages and disadvantages. The present disclosure will mainly address issues appearing in relation to angular movement in a pan direction and/or a tilt direction. There are several aspects of this, yet
for a monitoring camera or surveillance camera mounted in a fixed location and having pan/tilt functionality, a vibration in a pan/tilt dimensions may be a common effect during particularly windy conditions, as a result of heavy traffic, etc. The
invention as disclosed herein may be applied to any video camera.
Some lenses uses feedback from zoom motors in order to keep track of the present focal length. However, there are also zoom lenses that do not have this feature, e.g. lenses where the zoom settings are made manually and other zoom lenses where
there is no feedback function associated with the zoom motors. The category "zoom lenses" is typically divided into varifocal lenses and parfocal lenses and for the purposes of the present disclosure the word "zoom lens" will mainly be used and zoom
setting and focus setting or focal length setting will be used in parallel.
SUMMARY
In an effort of providing a method for image stabilization and for deduction of a focal-length setting the present invention provides a novel method. The method comprises capturing video by means of a video camera, running an image
stabilization process operating on an input from a hardware detector detecting the displacement of the camera and on an adjustable focal length value, correcting displacement based on the input from the hardware detector and the adjustable focal length
value, evaluating displacement in the captured video of stationary objects of the scene at the present operation of the image stabilization process at the presently set focal length value, and adjusting the adjustable focal length value until the
displacement identified in the captured image is below a threshold value. Optionally, the method may be set to find a minimum displacement.
The method will provide a straightforward deduction of the focal-length settings for a camera for which the current settings are unknown. As such it will also provide swift and accurate image stabilization.
In one or more embodiments the adjustable focal length value is adjusted based on a user input. The threshold value may be preset or set by an operator, and a combination thereof may also be used.
In one or several embodiment the adjustable focal length value may be adjusted according to an iterative optimization process until the displacement is below the predetermined threshold value.
In such an iterative optimization process use may be made of consecutive images in an image stream until the threshold value is reached, and in another embodiment a smaller set of images may be used in the iterative process.
The hardware detector may preferably detect shift in a pan direction and a tilt direction of the video camera, and the hardware detector may detect angular shift.
In one or more embodiments the hardware detector is an inclinometer, such as a gyroscopic device or a tilt meter.
In one or several embodiments the hardware detector detects a displacement of the video camera continuously, and wherein a time stamp of the displacement may be correlated with data of an individual frame.
In any embodiment of the present invention an output from the method may be a quantitative value of the focal length, for use in other processes performed in the camera or downstream thereof, or merely for presentation to an operator.
According to a second aspect use is made of the method according to any embodiment thereof. The use consists in inducing a shake or vibration to the video camera, after which the method may output a value of the focal-length setting. As such
the use may also be said to comprise a method for calibrating a video camera.
According to yet another aspect there is provided a system for image stabilization of output images from a video camera. The system has a number of input parameters, comprising: an output of a hardware detector detecting a shift of the video
camera, an adjustable focal length value, a processing unit for performing correction of an image based on the output from the hardware detector and the adjustable focal length value. The system may preferably be equipped to perform the method according
to one or more embodiments mentioned herein, so as to deduce a value of the focal-length setting internally.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG. 1 is a schematic block diagram of a camera head according to one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of a situation where an embodiment of the invention may be applied.
FIG. 3 is a plan view of the situation of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4a is a first image frame acquired from a scene according to FIGS. 2 and 3.
FIG. 4b is a second image frame, consecutive to the image frame of FIG. 4b.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a process according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart similar to FIG. 5 showing a process according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a slider used in a third embodiment of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a camera head as used in a several embodiments of the present invention. The camera 10 has a lens 14 (a set of lenses, an objective, etc.) projecting light from the area to be imaged onto an image sensor 16. The
information from the image sensor 16 is processed in an image processor 18 which may or may not form a part of central processing unit 20. The image processor 18 may in one or more embodiments be connected to and arranged to communicate with a volatile
memory 22, which may be in connected to and arranged to communicate with the central processing unit 20. A non-volatile memory 24 may be arranged to communicate with the CPU 20 in a normal fashion. The video camera may also comprise a network interface
26 for communication within a network.
Adding to these features a hardware detector 28 is arranged to track a motion of the video camera. In the present embodiment the hardware detector 28 is a gyroscopic device or a set of gyroscopic devices monitoring inclination of the video
camera in relation to a pan direction and/or a tilt direction. The output from the hardware detector 28 may be sent to the image processor 18 and/or to the CPU 20, performing a number of automatic and user-defined operations on the image, one of them
being an (affine) transformation where pixels of the raw image are moved to the correct location e.g. based on input from sensors. The transformation may also include rearranging pixels in a distortion correction, accounting for optical distortions such
as barrel distortion. The hardware detector 28 generally is a gyroscopic device or a device from which the corresponding parameters may be deduced, since the rotation or inclination is an important parameter to consider.
The effect of a vibration leading to a pan/tilt shift may be a significant displacement in the image, while a translational shift vertically or laterally merely results in a minor displacement. To give an example of the latter, 10 cm
translation may result in 10 cm shift of the field of view in the object plane (i.e. resulting in a ignorable displacement in the image sensor), while 1 degree inclination may result in a significant shift in field of view in the object plane and an
unacceptable displacement in the plane of the image sensor. Other hardware detectors 28 able to produce an output of similar properties may obviously be used instead or in a combination, such as tilt sensor or inclinometers of other types. Still, it
may be mentioned that a translational shift is not excluded as such from a context in which the present invention may be utilized.
FIGS. 2, 3, 4a and 4b illustrate a situation where a method and a system according to one or more embodiments of the present invention could be benefitted from. FIG. 2 is schematic side view of a camera 10 set to monitor a building 30 and its
immediate surroundings. The camera 10 is suspended in a camera holder 28, which is only schematically drawn. The camera 10 may tilt T in a vertical direction, and a zoom lens Z enables for a suitable focal length, and thereby field of view to be set in
a straightforward fashion. FIG. 3 illustrates the same scene as in FIG. 2 from above, mainly illustrating the pan feature, P, which enables for a desirable view of the scene imaged by the camera 10 to be set in a straightforward fashion. In this
context it may be pointed out that though there are video cameras that may affect pan, tilt, and zoom remotely controlled by an operator, the video camera does not have to be of this type for the present disclosure to be relevant. The camera holder 28
used for the camera 10 may be any type of suspension that allows for some degree of vibration or shake that may deteriorate the acquired video stream during certain conditions.
The depictions of FIGS. 4a and 4b may be said to illustrate two consecutive frames of a video stream, symbolically provided with a frame. The first view of 4a illustrates the building 30 and a portion of the surroundings, including a lamp post
and some trees. In the second frame, FIG. 4b, the view shows displacement as a result of vibration or shake. The original position of the building 30 is shown in dashed lines 30' and the position of the building 30 in the actual second frame is shown
in full lines.
The shift in the field of view may be a result of an angular shift .DELTA.ang of the camera in the pan and/or tilt direction and the problem arises as the shift in the field of view results in a displacement of position of the image on the image
sensor .DELTA.is. The actual displacement of the image on the sensor would be directly derivable from the angular shift if the zoom settings were known, or more specifically, the present focal length of the lens system used for imaging, in combination
with a value of the angular shift. This is since .DELTA.is may be expressed as a function of the focal length and the angular shift.
A straightforward way to understand this may be to introduce the field of view. The field of view may be defined as an angular sector extending from the imaging lens showing how much of the scene in front of the camera that will be imaged. The
field of view may be defined by the focal length of the imaging lens, or focal length setting when a zoom lens is used and the size of the imaging sensor. In this way a known angular shift of the camera may be transformed to shift in pixel position on
the imaging sensor.
Having a straightforward relation between the above parameters enables fast and simple compensation for vibrations, which may be performed live without introducing any significant lag of the video stream. No actual image analysis would need to
be performed for the purpose of image stabilization, which may speed up the process even further.
In the present embodiment the focal length is not known, yet the angular shift is known from the hardware detector. The purpose is to minimize the effect of shake or vibration, and therefore another input will be a value for a threshold of what
is to be considered as acceptable for the displacement on the image sensor. The value of what is to be considered as acceptable may be preset, yet it may also be decided by an operator, e.g. an operator studying the corrected video may shift the
threshold up or down. In later embodiments it will be obvious that what is to be considered as "acceptable" may include some qualitative considerations.
Referring now to FIG. 5, in the first embodiment, therefore, a process will include acquiring an image in a first step 32, and processing 34 that image in a displacement-correction algorithm using the input from the hardware detector
(.DELTA.ang) 36. The processing is also based on a value of the focal length setting 38. At this point the actual focal length is considered to be unknown and the first setting may be based on a user input 40 or any other value. A starting point may
be the latest evaluated value for the focal-length setting. If such a value is not available, or if there is no desire in using such a value, the possible settings for the focal length may still be limited to a particular range as defined by the
possible focal-length settings for the particular lens used in the camera, and it is to be understood that the input value may be chosen within that range, for convenience.
In a subsequent step 42 the acquired and processed image is compared to a previous image, and it is determined if the remaining displacement after displacement correction is within a range considered as acceptable. Again, what is to be
considered as acceptable may be based on comparison with a threshold value, which in turn may be preset or decided by an operator in a step 48. If the remaining displacement is outside of the acceptable range it may be deduced that the algorithm
undershot the correction or if it overshot the correction. In the step 42 of comparing the images any existing method may be used, and a possible output from such method may be an averaged value for a motion vector describing how a finite number of
distinguishable shapes have been displaced.
In regard of the averaged motion vector standard image analysis includes an evaluation of motion vectors over the image as a whole, or of selected areas. The selected areas may e.g. comprise a stationary background, which by definition should
not display any motion. What is to be defined as background in a particular view may be identified by well-known standard image processing or image analysis, and the techniques used will not be disclosed in detail herein. Objects identified as
background may be houses, roads, pavements, lampposts, etc., i.e. objects that are not expected to display movement between consecutive frames in a video stream. The mentioned objects, i.e. manmade stationary objects, are often characterized in having
distinct edges, just to mention one characteristic that may be used in image analysis.
If the displacement correction results in an acceptable discrepancy the process is finalized, and the process may enter a steady-state feed 44 where the focal length value may be stored 46 for use in subsequent shift correction too, and it may
be made visible to an operator monitoring the output from the video camera. It should be understood that even if the word "focal length" throughout the present description, the value actually inserted and used in the process may be another measure, from
which the focal length may be readily deduced.
If the displacement correction is inadequate the above steps may be iterated as long as necessary, wherein the input value for the focal-length setting is altered. The evaluation of the shift correction 42 may determine the direction in which
the focal-length setting should be altered. The processor may use a hill climbing algorithm to arrive at an optimal value for the focal length, yet there are numerous other algorithms that may be used to find the optimal value for the focal length.
The process may perform the iterations on the same set of images until an acceptable result is achieved. In other embodiments the process may acquire a new image each time so as not to introduce any lag in a video stream or merely to increase
the statistics, by introducing an averaging effect by increasing the data set, varying the range over which .DELTA.ang is selected. Still, the process may be made without any input from the operator. Irrespective of the option selected an output from
the process may still be a value quantifying the focal length. In the first embodiment where a set of images are reused the method may run in the background while the feed of a video stream continues with the current values of the focal-length setting.
When the process has reached a result the current value is replaced by the updated value.
The shift correction algorithm may be time resolved in the sense that it accounts for that different parts of the image sensor have been exposed at different times. This may be affected by allowing for the continuous output from the hardware
detector (the gyroscopic device) to be coupled to different positions of the image sensor. Such a feature may be particularly relevant when using a rolling shutter mechanism, where e.g. different rows have experienced different shifts.
Furthermore, as have been mentioned before the operator may obviously decide what is to be considered as "acceptable" in terms of a residual shift in the video stream, by entering a threshold value or tuning in another way. This is illustrated
in FIG. 6, where the user may provide input values in regard of the focal length setting (step 40) and/or in regard of a threshold (step 48). If the operator does not decide, a preset value for the threshold may be provided and used. Steps of FIG. 6
that are similar or identical to steps of FIG. 5 will not be explained further.
In a third embodiment the operator input is increased further. This is crudely illustrated in FIG. 7, basically showing a slider 50 of an HMI visible for the operator. The slider-view may visualize the full range of possible focal lengths for
the video camera in question, and the indicator 52 may illustrate the current settings for the focal length. In a situation where the operator observes a vibrational displacement in the image it will be possible for the operator to slide the indicator,
resulting in an amended value for the focal length to be used by the process (entered in step 40 of the flow chart of FIG. 6). This may be performed until the vibrational displacement is on an acceptable level, as determined by the operator and in this
embodiment the "acceptable level" is qualitative when compared to the embodiments where a preset threshold is used. The operator may verify that the displacement is acceptable in step 48 of FIG. 6, yet a silent accept may also be that the slider is no
longer adjusted. A silent accept is meant to correspond to that a presently set value for the focal length setting is used until the slider is adjusted further. This embodiment basically corresponds to the second embodiment but for the absence of the
automated step of comparing. The use of a slider is obviously one example of many for an operator to provide input.
Once the operator is satisfied with the displacement compensation the process carries on with the now set value quantifying the focal length, and it will in any case proceed with the current values, optimal or not. The focal length value may in
this embodiment as well as in any of the other embodiments, apart from being stored, be forwarded or utilized by other processes.
In any of the embodiments the process may be set to proceed with a current value for the settings, e.g. for the focal length, when no other input is provided. For the operator-assisted optimization it is readily realized that the operator may
not be able to adjust the focal length settings at a rate comparable to the read-out rate from the image sensor, and in the absence of input the process will proceed with the present values.
The process may also be used in a sequence of calibrating a video camera, simply by forcing the camera to shake or vibrate. Such a calibration may be conducted by simply applying an impact to the structure onto which the video camera is
mounted, e.g. a post, a mounting etc. where after the calibration of the focal length, namely the process for the vibration compensation or image stabilization may be initiated by the hardware detector detecting a motion, or by any other suitable means.
Cameras having a pan and/or tilt function, that is cameras which may be remotely controlled to perform a pan motion or a tilt motion, may require more complex control algorithms. A straight-forward approach is to inhibit operation of the image
stabilization during pan and/or tilt. This crude approach may be replaced with more refined approaches where the intentional shift (due to the expected pan and/or tilt motion) in pan and tilt is cancelled out from the image stabilization, while the
motion caused by shake or vibration is accounted for.
The method may also be used to optimize any system for vibration compensation.
According to the present disclosure there is a correction of the image as a result of vibration using a preset value of the focal length. A set of images is then evaluated in regard of shift effects. If the shift is not adequately handled the
value for the focal length is changed in the appropriate direction until the shift is below an acceptable threshold. In this way the effect of rotation is cancelled AND a value of the focal length is deduced. The value for the focal length may be
important input in other processes. Some examples of when the focal-length settings may be used include optimization of exposure settings, performing distortion correction, image stabilization (minimization of the effect of vibration and shake), and the
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Can small-medium sized businesses succeed in India?
With India’s outstanding GDP growth, predicted at 7.6% for the 2015 fiscal year, business owners at every level are wondering how they too can get a foothold in this burgeoning market. Many large multinationals have already taken steps to expand their operations in India, including GE, Apple and GM. But what about the small-medium sized enterprises, the SME’s? Should they really be considering doing the same?
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By Richard Biggs, Atlantric CEO
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1.3 billion citizens with an average age of 27 years
GDP growth of 7.6%
English as one of the major business languages
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An emphasis on infrastructure improvement
Location – close to South East Asia, Middle East and Europe.
“This at a time when Brazil’s economy is stuttering, Vladimir Putin’s expansionism has made Russia a pariah, and the rich world is looking for someone other than China to love. In the hyperbole of online media, one headline reads, India is the last BRIC Standing.” says Portia Crowe from Business Insider’
Official data shows that India’s GDP grew at an annual rate of 7.3% , Oct-Dec 2015. This was slightly lower than the previous quarter but well in line with forecasts. In comparison, China grew at 6.9% in 2015. India’s government is forecasting GDP growth of 7.6% for the current financial year which ends March 31, 2016. India’s fiscal year runs from 1 April to 31 March. The IMF and others suggest that India is likely to become one of the largest economies of the world by the year 2025.
A Young Population – “India has the youngest population in the world. That’s why it’s a story of a rapidly growing consumer economy,” said Ed Kerschner, vice chairman at Emerging Global Advisors, a $1 billion asset management firm that specializes in emerging economies. Read more
“Make In India”
“Make in India” is a Government initiative designed to encourage multi-national and domestic organisations to manufacture their goods in India. The initiative was launched by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi in September 2014. In 2015 India emerged as the top global destination for foreign direct investment, ahead of the US and China. However, there are still significant challenges ahead for this initiative, with some Economists sounding a cautionary note along the lines of “It’ll take a lot more than a flashy new website, a new lion symbol, and catchy phrases to make India a manufacturing powerhouse and create productive jobs for its rapidly rising workforce.” Read more…
The Booming Manufacturing Sector
India’s manufacturing sector is doing phenomenally well. Last year more than three million cars were sold – a 6.4% increase over 2014, according to Euromonitor*. Sales are expected to grow by 4.7% in 2016 as buyers are encouraged by lower fuel prices and reduced interest rates. Prices are also low, however, compared to the global average. A new car can cost as little as $3,000.
Neil King, auto analyst at Euromonitor, says “India has the potential to leapfrog Brazil, Germany and even Japan to become the third largest car market by 2030. The country has a growing middle class who have money to spend (the average age in India is 27 years) . This is exceedingly attractive to many worldwide organisations such as Apple who are planning on opening retail stores in India. Meanwhile, through initiatives such as ‘Make in India’, the government has been working to try to make doing business in India easier by reducing bureaucracy for example. There are some laws that could help ease many problems but they are still stuck in parliament.”
The ‘World’s Cheapest’ Smartphone.
A firm in India, “Ringing Bells”, is to launch the World’s cheapest smartphone. They said their Freedom 251 phone would be priced under 500 rupees that’s $7.3 or £5. However, Indian media reports said it would cost just 251 rupees ($3.67; £2.56). The phone apparently comes with 8GB storage and cameras in the front and back. India is the world’s second-largest mobile market and has one billion mobile phone subscribers.Read more..
Lifting a whole village.
At age 53, Shantha has a concrete house with ‘mod-cons’ unheard of in many rural Indian villages: a television, a fan, a bed, a stove. She also has a son who works as an engineer — one of the most respected careers in traditional Indian society. Read her story from the BBC.
Which sectors have potential in India?
The following sectors hold the best prospects for US exports and investments in India.
Agribusiness
Civil Aviation
Corrosion Control
Defense
Education Services
Environment and Water
Franchising
Healthcare and Medical Equipment
Infrastructure/Smart Cities
Mining & Mineral Processing Equipment
Power and Renewable Energy
Supply Chain/Logistics
Travel and Tourism
Data from the U.S. Commercial Service of the U.S. Department of Commerce
Who is investing in India?
According to the Financial Times, in 2015 India overtook China and the US as the top destination for the Foreign Direct Investment. In first half of the 2015, India attracted investment of $31 billion compared to $28 billion and $27 billion of China and the US respectively.
American companies invested over $15 billion ever since the Narendra Modi government came to power (May 2014) and are expected to further increase the investments by $27 billion in the next two years, according to US-India Business Council (USIBC). Read more
Who else is investing in India and in what sectors? Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into India have been steadily rising in importance since the early 2000’s until the global financial crisis. Read more: By Ramkishen S Rajan & Sasidaran Gopalan, The Financial Express.
Some of the recent significant FDI announcements are as follows:-
Japan has won the right to construct India’s first bullet train, while offering a loan of US$ 8.11 billion to India for the same.
Amazon India expanded its logistics footprint three times to more than 2,100 cities and towns in 2015, as Amazon.com invested more than US$ 700 million in its India operations since July 2014.
Kellogg Co, world’s largest cereal maker, is making large investments in manufacturing and plans to set up its first Research and Development (R&D) facility in India at Taloja, near Mumbai.
Foxconn has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Maharashtra state government to invest US$ 5 billion over the next three years for setting up a manufacturing unit between Mumbai and Pune.
Global giants such as Bombardier, Hyundai-ROTEM, TALGO and CAF have queued up to manufacture semi high-speed train sets in India, which will be used for faster inter-city travel.
Swedish home furnishing brand Ikea has made a long-term plan of opening 25 stores in India by making an investment worth Rs 12,500 crore (US$ 1.9 billion).
Google plans to invest Rs 1,500 crore (US$ 234.3 million) for a new campus in Hyderabad which will be focused on three key areas — Google Education, Google Fibre broadband services and Street view.
No Treaty Yet – “The absence of a bilateral investment treaty between our two countries is an impediment to growing our trade and investment.” says US Ambassador to India Richard Rahul Verma Read more.
Much more than IT – “It’s not just frothy internet startups that are doing well in India today.” Boeing India’s Dennis Swanson told Business Week that he expects to sign a new strategic partnership with an Indian company in 2015. Boeing is America’s largest exporter and the only American defense contractor to have crossed $2 billion in sales to India. America’s largest insurer, Allstate, announced plans to invest $1 billion in its India operations. Domino’s Pizza declared that they sell more pies in India than any other country other than the United States. | {
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Arden Key has a long time before he has to make his decision. Check that: He's got a really long time.
Only a sophomore, the 6-foot-6, 215-pound defensive end from Lithonia (Ga.) Martin Luther King has already picked up verbal offers from Kentucky, North Carolina, UCLA, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Washington and, most recently, Tennessee.
His contact with colleges has been limited but U-Dub assistant Tosh Lupoi is one of the coaches that he has chatted with briefly.
"Basically he was telling me about his coaching career and what he's done," Key told UDUBNation.com. "He was telling me how good I am and that he wants me.
"He was telling me how grades are important and that I can be big-time."
The athletic pass-rusher also had some good news for Husky fans.
"If I was to choose now I would go to [Washington]," Key said.
Key did add that it's early and everything is subject to change. He won't be signing with any school for two more years and chances are he will have offers from just about every school in the nation by that time. But it's clear the Huskies are in good shape early.
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Some people ask me why always on the bright side
When there's so much goin down on the other side
Its like I live in a bubble with no trouble
And problems don't exist …
I chuckle and tell them that ain't the case at all
It goes way back to the time when I was very small
Not in mind but size and age my papa use to say
You can always look at the negative
But you should always live in the positive
So I try everyday to live in that way
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah …
Some people live in the what was and what they could have been
As oppose to livin in a what is and how much they can
And be the first to complain about nothing in life goin their way
The attitude is “that there I can't do nothing ‘bout”
And very happy with just breathin in and out
The ones that when you say “lets go make a difference”
They'll say “naw, that's okay”
So I don't waste time on the trip side
Cause I do know the real on the flip side
And I'm crystal clear everyday that's why I say
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah …
When I see the morning
And the sun is smiling down upon me
I joy in the blessing
That still the ground is not above me
And for the people
That I can truly say do love me, I feel
Positivity
Cause that's what life meant to me
Positivity
Cause this day did not have to be …
Some ask me why am I such an optimist
When it's more fashionable to be a pessimist
From whats in seventy-five percent of what we read hear and view
Well, I used to have a friend named Minnie Riperton
Who use to always say when she was living
“Like fine wine I like seeing the glass of life as half full than half empty”
I'm not sayin sometimes life can't be rough
But never to the point of me sayin I've had enough
Long as my heart beats I ain't giving up
That's why I say everyday
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
When people ask me as an African-American
What do I see for tomorrow in the human plan
Is it possible for all the people of the world to co-exist
I say unity is only as big as our vision
And if its narrow, strive to expand beyond the horizon
But true leaders must guide us through the ills of society that stand in our way
So if the road is to harmony, be with the call
But if its about discord, don't take the ride at all
Cause the world vision I see is a one-we for everybody
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah …
When I see the morning
And the sun is smiling down upon you
Just joy in the blessing
That still the ground is not above you
And for the people
That you can truly say do love you, do feel
Positivity
Cause that's what life's meant to be
Positivity
And that's the energy the world needs
Positivity
Cause that's what life means to me
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Cause this day did not have to be …
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Cause that's what life's meant to be
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And this day did not have to be
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And that's the energy the world needs
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An Ohio man and his live-in girlfriend were arrested Saturday, after the remains of his missing ex-girlfriend's body were found in his freezer, authorities said.
Arturo Novoa, aka Anthony Gonzalez, 31, and Katrina Layton, 34, were charged with abuse of a corpse — a felony that carries a maximum sentence of 12 months in prison. They are currently being held in jail with their bond set at $1 million each.
Authorities believe the body is that of Shannon Graves, a 28-year-old woman who was reported missing on June 22. She is presumed to be dead and the victim of foul play, according to the criminal complaint provided to BuzzFeed News.
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Layton, who became Novoa's live-in girlfriend, "started living the life of the victim," Youngstown City Prosecutor Dana Lantz told BuzzFeed News.
Layton moved into Graves' home with Novoa, drove her car, and used her cell phone and her food card, according to Lantz. She even looked after Graves' dog, authorities said.
"She was the new girlfriend," Lantz said, adding that while it was not a case of identity theft, Layton "basically took over [Graves'] place in Mr. Novoa's life."
Police on Saturday recovered the body from a freezer at the home of one of Novoa's friends, Kenny Eshenbaugh, according to the complaint.
Novoa had asked for his freezer to be put in Eshenbaugh's basement. He told Eshenbaugh that his power had been cut and he didn't want "his freezer full of meat to spoil," the complaint said.
Eshenbaugh agreed but noticed there was a padlock on the freezer. On Saturday, Eshenbaugh called police after his wife opened the freezer and discovered human remains kept in "more than one bag" inside the freezer, according to the complaint.
Depaul told police that Graves abused heroin and other drugs, so it was common for her to go long periods of time without communicating, but that "she had never gone this long without speaking to anyone," the report said.
She said she was concerned for her sister's safety due to Graves' lifestyle and her disappearance.
Lantz told BuzzFeed News that she believes the victim in Novoa's freezer is Graves but that authorities are awaiting official confirmation from the medical examiner's office.
Authorities have not yet established a clear motive and have not charged Novoa and Layton with Graves' death. However, Lantz suggested that the two suspects could face additional charges as the investigation continued. It was also unclear how long Novoa had allegedly hidden Graves' body in his freezer.
Tasneem Nashrulla is a reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York. | {
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'Nostalgia' from EdwinK - Doctor Who Cybermen
Thoughts of Jenna Coleman to one side, there’s only one reason why a man of my age should be a Doctor Who fan – pure nostalgia. That being so, I thought it appropriate to submit these for this bonus round.
Although they barely appeared during the tenure of ‘my Doctors’ (Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker), Cybermen are one of the more iconic of the Doctor’s foes. I’m not going to go into the multitude of design variations here – we don’t have space or time! So here is a squad of six 28mm Cybermen from Black Tree Designs: in two different poses and a Cyberleader.
I’m afraid they’re a bit of a rush job (bonus round!), and I’m not too happy with the bases – they ended up as a mixture of moonbase and Home Countries sand quarry, but fans will appreciate that. There was a seventh, but his base was even worse than the others he’ll appear in a future submission. | {
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Weaving motorist arrested with drugs
An officer arrested a University of Georgia student early Thursday after he spotted a car weaving on Lexington Road and found the driver was drunk and had drugs in the car, Athens-Clarke police said.
Michael Kenny Stone, 19, of Statesboro, was driving east on Lexington Road about 1:30 a.m. when an officer saw the car weaving and speed up near the Gaines School Road intersection, police said.
The officer followed the car as it turned into Laurel Oaks Apartments, where Stone seemed confused and explained he was driving from a fraternity meeting to UGA's Creswell Hall, a couple miles in the other direction, according to police.
Stone failed a roadside sobriety test, and when the officer searched his car he found a jar of marijuana and a bottle with Xanax and amphetamine pills, police said.
Stone was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana, DUI, underage consumption of alcohol, failure to maintain lane and improper driving, police said. | {
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A DAD who turned to dealing heroin to pay off drug debts after losing his job in the recession has been jailed.
Craig Boddy, 37, was caught with 44 wraps of the Class A drug, said to have a street value of £627.
Prosecutor Louise Reevell told Teesside Crown Court yesterday that police searched an address at Elmhurst Gardens in Hemlington, Middlesbrough, on October 21 last year, where they found the stash inside a kinder egg container in the kitchen.
The drugs were seized along with three mobile phones, and Boddy admitted they were his. He pleaded guilty to possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply on January 28 this year.
Miss Reevell said: “He said he was dealing to pay off a drug debt.”
Paul Abrahams, defending, said: “Having lost his job in July due to the recession he was not able to service the debt that he owed.”
Mr Abrahams added that Boddy made the “foolish” decision to deal drugs in order to pay back his debts and it was a decision he was ashamed of.
“He has destroyed his life as a result of those actions,” added Mr Abrahams. “His partner has left him, he can’t see his children and he is now living with his mother.”
The court heard that Boddy, of Ainstable Road, Ormesby, had previous convictions for drug possession, burglary, matters of dishonesty and vehicle offences, but was last convicted in 2000, when he was handed a custodial sentence.
Mr Abrahams said he had remained out of trouble since his last sentence, but due to the job loss he had “reverted back”.
Judge John Walford said he took into account the progress made and the early admissions.
But he added: “The long and short of it is heroin destroys lives. It has destroyed your life.
“It has affected your wife, your children and your mother, and this is why the courts have to take a serious view of any offence which involves the wider distribution of heroin.”
Jailing Boddy for two-and-a-half years, the judge told him: “In the seriousness, it’s impossible to suspend the sentence.” | {
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Friday, May 29, 2015
This post is dedicated to my former and current students who have helped me tweak my flipped class. This post is in service to future students, containing suggestions from former and current students in order to successfully navigate flip class.
Suggestions:
Focus on work in class. There are plenty of opportunities for collaboration but don't get distracted by your peers or devices.
Plan ahead, think about your after school commitments and adjust plans when new ones arise without falling behind.
Be willing to work with others and change your groups as often as needed in order to work to your best ability. This may mean avoiding working with your best friends. Put pressure on peers to stay focused and be open to pressure from peers to get work done.
Ask for help but also avoid relying on the teacher.
Promptly revise and redo work after feedback.
Stay organized - keep course content in one place.
Be tech savvy. Know how to use the Learning Management System, do online research, create videos and send and share electronic documents. You should feel comfortable using Google Drive, iMovie, Notability, Apps that can take screen shots and record screen casts, and create presentations.
Be flexible - adjust to changes in the course.
Read all instructions.
Actively, not passively, watch videos. Use pause and rewind as often as needed. When the videos ask questions, pause and attempt to answer the questions.
In general, you should be an active problem solver and take ownership / responsibility of learning - schedule appointments, follow through on plans, adjust plans. If you follow these guidelines, you should have success in the class.
Friday, May 15, 2015
The following article was featured in Carolina Tips in the spring of
2015, the online newsletter by Carolina Biological - a vendor that
sells lab supplies and equipment to science teachers.
The benefit of mastery learning has been known since Benjamin Bloom's research1in the 1980s, as he sought to find a teaching method as effective as individual tutorial in the group setting. At the time, mastery learning was impractical because it entailed students working at their own pace and the teacher administering multiple individualized assessments. With today's technology (online quizzes with randomized questions, free video hosting sites, and learning management systems, to name a few), mastery learning is now possible.
Mastery and flipped learning complementary
The unit on natural selection in my 8th grade Introductory Biology course has been revamped by mastery and flipped learning. Mastery and flipped learning complement each other. Offloading lectures to videos allows students to work at their own pace students because they can watch or re-watch a lecture when they are ready.
The natural selection unit starts with an exploration, the Chips Are Down lab, where students simulate natural selection and are challenged by using this experience to hypothesize how populations evolve. After an initial hypothesis, students take notes from avideooutlining Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection. Using the principles of natural selection learned in the video and experienced in the exploration, students complete a problem set to practice generating hypotheses about different populations’ adaptations.
Students are then assigned differentiated case studies based on level of difficulty. For example, advanced students may have to analyze contradictory and incomplete data to hypothesize why humans evolved different skin colors. Struggling students analyze straightforward data to hypothesize why clovers have stripes and produce cyanide in some environments and not in others. These case studies, and tons of others related to biology, can be found on theNational Center for Case Study Teaching in ScienceWeb site.
Unit assessment
After students apply their understanding of natural selection to different scenarios through the problem set and case studies, they are asked to revise their initial hypothesis from the exploration about how populations, in general, evolve. After a one-on-one or small group discussion with me, students receive permission to sit for the unit assessment. If students are denied permission or under-perform on the unit assessment, they are required to make corrections and complete remediation activities aligned to the deficiencies or misconceptions uncovered during our talk or unit assessment. Students who wish to demonstrate learning or explore the topic at a deeper level can tackle optional projects.
Tailored to students' needs and abilities
Combining both flipped and mastery in the natural selection unit has allowed me to strategically provide targeted intervention and differentiate content and assessments. In the past, advanced and struggling students had to complete the same assignments on the same days. The advanced students, who understood the concepts the first time they heard them from me, had to wait until the course caught up to their pace. Struggling students had to move on to the next lesson, whether they understood it or not. With flipped and mastery learning, students who are struggling, advanced, or in between all experience an education tailored to their needs and abilities.
Friday, May 8, 2015
I had the distinct privilege of being honored along with two other colleagues with the Art of Teaching Award. As part of this wonderful distinction, we presented a summary of the work we do with students at an evening lecture at our school. A summary of the evening can be found on the school website and the slides from my portion of the lecture are below along with pictures.
During my portion of the lecture, I tried to convey how offloading direct instruction to video has ironically allowed for greater personalization. When I began this journey, I wouldn't have anticipated the opportunity to offer this level of personalization. I have been experimenting with allowing students to work at their own pace and the freedom to make choices about what they learn and how to show they have learned the material. I continue to attempt to maximize the extent at which I can differentiate and plan to offer more choice in content and demonstration of learning. | {
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Music, Drama and Performing Arts
Please see separate sections for Music and Drama, but some events and activities cross over both disciplines and so here are a few words about Performing Arts more generally…
Day of Celebration
Our school prize-giving event is held annually in December - and generally on one of the RSC stages: the Courtyard in recent years, and the main RST stage in 2015. This provides a fantastic opportunity for the whole school (with invited families and guests) to celebrate the achievements of each year - and to showcase music, dance and drama. We all love being on the RSC stage!
Musicals
Every other year (or so) we include a musical theatre production in our annual programme, and recent examples have included A Christmas Carol and Little Shop of Horrors. December 2015 will see The Lion Kingadded to the list. April 2015 saw another SGGS first: a musical written and produced by a Year 12 student, Invisible, which was performed to critical acclaim by students from SGGS and other local schools and colleges (see News pages).
Performing Arts Company (PAC)
For those enthusiastic students in Years 9 and 10 who can't get enough music and drama in the school day, we have run an extra twilight class in the last few years to enable them to further develop their performance (and production skills). The results have been outstanding, with AQA exam board praising the quality, breadth and depth of our course. PAC travelled to New York in 2013 to take part in a series of workshops and masterclasses with Broadway performers.
Shakespeare’s Birthday Parade
Each year, we are invited to accompany the VIP guests in the Annual Parade in Stratford to commemorate Shakespeare’s Birthday. Members of Year 7 talk about their experiences here:
It was really good weather for the parade. We were each allocated an important person (mostly ambassadors). I was given the Ambassador of Hungary. We set off at 10:45 and walked up the main street, past BHS and up to Shakespeare’s Birthplace. We finished at the Holy Trinity Church at 12:00. I really enjoyed it and would love to do it again.
The Shakespeare Parade was a lot of fun. I had the Ambassador of Greece. It was his second time in the Shakespeare Parade with his wife and his son – his last time wa in the 20th century. He could talk in English very well but his wife and son weren’t as fluent. I think the Greek flag was one of the first to unfold! Thank you for letting me be part of this historic event.
In most years, we are also invited to contribute street theatre to the celebrations. | {
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A Brief History
by Willard Webb
In the mid-18th century, yeoman farmer John Ball built a one-room log cabin with a loft in what is now Arlington, Virginia. Later he added a lean-to and covered the structure with clapboard. Amazingly, this primitive cabin survives today. The house is a rare example of the dwelling of the ordinary person during the 1700s. Plus, it is the oldest house in Arlington.
John Ball obtained a 166-acre land grant along Four Mile Run from Lord Fairfax in 1742. To construct his cabin, he felled trees and hewed logs. He notched the logs and chinked the cracks with mud daubing (at left). Visitors today can see the original logs with the daubing, as well as the wide plank floors. The rare oak clapboard roof is among only a few board roofs preserved in the nation.
John, his wife Elizabeth, and their five daughters lived in this little house. An inventory of Ball’s estate indicates they lived a simple life in the sparsely furnished dwelling. They farmed, raising wheat and corn, and kept sheep, cows, pigs, and bees. Ball also had a mill on Four Mile Run, and part of his mill stones remain on the property.
Following John Ball’s death in 1766, William Carlin, an Alexandria tailor who included George Washington and George Mason among his clients, purchased the house. Three generations of the Carlin family owned the property for more than 100 years. The third generation, brother and sister Andrew and Anne, ran a dairy farm and built the 1880 house that adjoins the Ball cabin. They may have planted the giant wisteria vine that still blooms near the house (at right).
When the Carlins sold the property in 1887, the land was subdivided into a community known today as Glencarlyn, the oldest subdivision in Arlington. The house survived and was used as a school, a summer cottage, and a home. The last owner, Marian Rhinehart Sellers, gave the house to the Arlington Historical Society in 1975 so that it might be preserved and open to the public.
Owned by the Arlington Historical Society, the Ball-Sellers House is on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places in America. We are open free to the public on Saturdays 1-4 p.m. from April through October. | {
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An SUV was destroyed and its driver arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an early morning beating and chase in Berkeley.
BERKELEY -- A Texas man who tried to flee officers in his SUV and on foot was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an early Wednesday beating about a block from the UC Berkeley campus that left an Oakland man critically injured, police said.
The suspect, identified by police as 54-year-old Duane Nailor, was hospitalized after the crash but will survive, Berkeley police spokeswoman Jennifer Coats said.
In addition to attempted murder, Nailor will be charged with other crimes that allegedly occurred after the beating incident, Coats said.
The victim was in critical condition at an undisclosed hospital, Coats said. Police did not disclose the weapon used in the beating.
Coats said officers responded around 12:45 a.m. after several callers said one man was violently beating another at the northeast corner of Shattuck Avenue and Center Street, an area about a block west of the campus. Witnesses told police that the beating continued after the man was down on the ground and that it stopped only when the suspect broke out the window of a passing motorist's vehicle.
Police said Nailor got into a sport utility vehicle as they got close to the scene and fled west on Center Street, then north in a southbound lane of Martin Luther King Jr. Way, hitting a police car along the way. Eventually, officers lost the SUV, which was driven at a high rate of speed, Coats said.
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They came upon it again at the Alameda and Hopkins Street, Coats said. This time, the SUV was destroyed, its right side sheared open from a collision with a tree that police later determined had occurred on The Alameda, Coats said. Nailor tried to run away from the wreck, she said, but didn't get far before police took him into custody.
The investigation remains open, Coats said, and anyone with information about the beating or the chase is urged to contact Berkeley police at 510-981-5741 or 510-981-5900. Anonymous tips can be left at 800-222-8477. | {
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Christ in the Community
If your church were to close the doors today, would the community notice? This question is often asked to convey the need to be present and helping in the community. Many times, pastors and church members feel they are active in the community because they are doing x or y. However, sometimes x and y are things the community doesn’t need or doesn’t know the church is there doing it.
It is very important for the church to exegete the community in order to determine what needs are present, and which ones the members of the church can meet. This will allow your church to be able to provide real ministry care rather than symbolic ministry. Symbolic ministry is the type of ministry where the church goes out and does something that the community doesn’t need, but the church feels good about it when they are done. Unfortunately, the church members are the only ones who are helped in this instance. Strive to do ministry that meets real needs in the community. There may be needs present that are beyond the abilities of the members of your church. In this situation, you can partner with other churches in the association to meet the needs.
As you are doing ministry in the community, don’t forget the most important thing. Charles Roesel, Pastor Emeritus of FBC Leesburg, FL, stated, “As a local church, find out what’s not being done in your community and do it! You’re the only one who can make sure they have a Christian witness.” The key to effective community ministry is that you remember that you are being a witness for Jesus Christ. Don’t fill their stomachs without addressing the needs of their hearts.
What works best? That depends on the needs of your community. Here are three steps to implementing a ministry evangelism strategy:
Prayer walk through the neighborhoods of your community. Pray onsite with insight. Investigate the issues and concerns of your neighbors. Prayerfully travel through the neighborhoods asking God to reveal the best approach to meet needs in the community.
Identify four or five key needs of the community. Meet with your church members, and ask them to prayerfully consider how to meet these needs. Is it something that your members are equipped to handle, or do you need to find help? Design a strategy to minister to the community needs.
Implement the strategy. Meet the needs. Share the gospel. Every three months or so, evaluate the effectiveness of the ministry. Reboot as necessary.
Some examples of effective ministry evangelism projects are*:
Ministries to Parents and Married Couples
Family seminars
Parents’ day out
Marriage-enrichment seminars and retreats
Cradle Roll
Premarital counseling and seminars
Lamaze/birthing classes
Ministries to Women
Pregnancy care
Women’s care
Clothing
Lamaze/birthing classes
Ministries to Men
Rescue mission
Single fathers
Clothing
Ministry to Children
Day care
Mother’s day out
School clothing
School backpacks
Foster care
Summer day camp
Vacation Bible School
After-school care
Tutoring
GED program
Fall Festival, Trunk or Treat
Ministry to Senior Adults
Adult day care
Homebound ministry
Nursing homes
Transportation to church, doctor’s appointments, and treatments
Lawn care
Widows
Day outings
Ministry to Single Adults
Car repair
Home care
Meet and Greet
Ministry to Special Needs
Deaf persons
Blind persons
Caregivers
Health-Care Ministries
Aerobics
Healthy lifestyle seminars
Health screening
Bloodmobile
Flu shots & school physicals
Clinic
Sports Ministries
Athletic events, host
Athletic teams, provide a meal before a game or, popsicles during practice
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Published by Jeffrey Farmer
Jeffrey Farmer, serves as Associate Director of the Caskey Center for Church Excellence and as Associate Professor of Church Ministry and Evangelism at Leavell College, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, he holds degrees from Georgia Southern University (BS) and NOBTS (M.Div., Th.M., and Ph.D.). He has served as a student minister, music minister, minister of education, minister of evangelism, and church planter/pastor in his 20+ years of ministry. Farmer has a heart for bivocational and smaller membership church pastors, having served in that ministry setting for a majority of his time in ministry.
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Elections officials in Lane County are re-tallying votes from the May primary. Both East Lane and West Lane County Commissioner races were so close that the Secretary of State said recounts are necessary.
Lane County Elections will have to conduct a recount in *two commissioner races. That's the latest from the Oregon Secretary of State who Tuesday said the East Lane County seat race was close enough to trigger an automatic recount. Now, it's been found the West Lane race also requires one.Lane County spokeswoman Anne Marie Levis:
The Lane County Elections Office announced Tuesday that the East Lane County Commissioner's race will require a recount.
Incumbent Commissioner Faye Stewart faced three challengers in the May Primary. Fifty-percent plus one vote is required to be elected. But under Oregon law, an automatic recount is triggered if election results are too close.
Lane County Spokeswoman Anne Marie Levis said it was initially unclear if Stewart's margin of 50-percent plus eight was enough to avoid an automatic recount. The county sought clarification.
A first time candidate won the race to represent District 7 in the Oregon House of Representatives. Cedric Hayden of Fall Creek beat former Cottage Grove Mayor Gary Williams in the Republican primary. District 7 includes parts of Lane and Douglas Counties. No Democrat ran in the primary.
Hayden is not new to politics. His father Cedric Lee Hayden is a former Oregon legislator. Hayden contributed to his own campaign and did a lot of fundraising and canvassing voters door-to-door. He says his priority is to bring jobs to the region.
Candidates for two seats on the Board of Lane County Commissioners and supporters of the Pleasant Hill school levy will be in limbo for a couple of days. The Lane County Elections office is sorting through the last ballots cast in the Primary Election. The office will not release an updated vote count until late Friday.
If you think your vote doesn’t count, think again. It's too close to call in the West Lane County Commissioners race. Unofficial results posted at midnight Tuesday show incumbent Jay Bozievich ahead of challenger Dawn Lesley by just 45 votes.
Only one of the three commission positions in Deschutes County -- Position 1 --is contested in the May 20 Primary. Incumbent Tony DeBone (Dee-Bone) of LaPine faces challenger Richard Esterman of Sisters for the Republican nomination to the four-year partisan position.
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Crumb (1995)
Art from the Heart
By Jeffrey M. Anderson
I am writing this the following morning after seeing it, and I have dreamt about Crumb all night. The documentary about cartoonist Robert Crumb and his two brothers by filmmaker and friend Terry Zwigoff is one of the bravest and most honest films I've ever seen. To me, a great documentary is one in which, no matter how brutal or tragic, we feel lucky that the subject has been captured and saved on film to be looked at and experienced forever.
R. Crumb is a comic book artist who seems entirely uninhibited and able to touch his subconscious and draw it on paper with frightening clarity. Of course, this style of art doesn't mesh with the idea of the superclean nuclear family that Crumb's parents attempted to raise him in, or with the mainstream's idea that art should be something that guides us toward a utopia. In the world of Crumb, a plumbing of the soul for others to experience is true art.
But R. Crumb doesn't seem aware of any of this. As he says in the film's opening, "I get depressed if I don't draw for a long time, but then sometimes I get depressed if I do draw." He is a man who is incapable of doing anything but the most honest, direct work. At one point we see him on the phone with some Hollywood sleazeoids trying to strike a deal for a movie based on one of his characters, Mr. Natural. Although he might make a lot of money on the deal, he turns it down because he thinks it would be crap. To give Mr. Natural animated life would be pointless without Crumb's psyche driving him.
The film turns frightening when it explores Robert's two brothers Maxon and Charles. Charles was the driving force behind the family home-published comic book, "Arcade." R. looked up to Charles, whom he believed to be much more talented than himself, and still does. The camera shows us examples of Charles' early work, obsessed with a young actor, Bobby Driscoll, who played the boy in Disney's Treasure Island (1950). Works of later years show an eerie and bizarre "wrinkle effect" in the drawings that gave me the chills. These are possibly the work of an unhinged mind. Maxon, who still lives and begs on the streets of San Francisco, is a painter of great talent, but not without the frightening clarity of his brothers. Clearly, R. is the one in the family who "escaped" to make a career out of art. But he didn't really escape. He continues to need to draw to purge his demons. If not for his art -- and his subsequent success -- he may have been dead or insane by now.
The movie brings to light the question of where great art comes from. (Accept for the sake of argument, comic books as art.) Is it necessary to suffer so, to live such a tortured and awful life to be a great and true artist? Yes it is, the movie seems to say, if that's what it takes to break through to people's true feelings. But Crumb's art isn't "comfortable" to people. He scares people because they relate somewhere deep inside themselves to what Crumb has boldly put on paper. Frank Zappa has said that when it comes to art, "America is the most chickenshit country in the world." In the past, young artists have emulated the great artists that came before them, but in Crumb's case, do we really want to go where he is?
This is not to say that the movie is not entertaining. For such a recluse, R. Crumb is a funny and interesting subject. His wry way of looking at things provides a welcome breath of life. Rarely has there ever been a work as great as Crumb, an achievement resting on both Zwigoff's talent and grace and on the enigma and poetry of its subject.
In 2006 Sony Pictures Classics released a remastered DVD to make up for the spotty, 1999 original release. It hasn't lost a jot of its power. But watching it again, I was also surprised how warm the film is for all its fearlessness and depth. Zwigoff and Roger Ebert team up for a very entertaining, and even slightly touching commentary track, and the disc contains a "preview" (one scene) from Zwigoff's latest film, Art School Confidential.
In 2010, Crumb received its ultimate home video edition, a DVD and Blu-Ray from the Criterion Collection. It includes the essential 2006 commentary track with Zwigoff and Ebert, as well as a brand-new solo commentary track by Zwigoff. Other extras include about 50 minutes of unused footage, most of it just as good as that in the finished film. (Sadly, the Robin Williams interview is still not here; Zwigoff was unable to locate it before production deadline.) There's also a stills gallery. The liner notes booklet is a treasure trove, with a new essay by Jonathan Rosenbaum, and a fascinating collection of artwork featured in the film. As for the new transfer, the Blu-Ray looks as if it's a clearly projected 16mm film, complete with film grain. The soundtrack is uncompressed. | {
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Probe May Hit U.K. Bank's Clean Image
LONDON—Last week, Standard Chartered PLC Chief Executive Peter Sands told analysts that "our culture and values are our first and last line of defense."
On Tuesday, allegations by a New York financial regulator that the Asian-focused U.K.-based lender hid illegal Iranian transactions seemed to breach that line. Shares plunged 16% on Tuesday, adding to Monday's 6.2% slide. | {
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Avandia, a controversial diabetes drug that was thought to increase patients’ risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems, has been cleared for widespread use by the Food and Drug Administration.
Federal regulators said Monday that the drug was no more dangerous than other diabetes medications and that it should be available to all patients without its current restrictions.
“Our actions today reflect the most current scientific knowledge about the risks and benefits of this drug,” Dr. Janet Woodcock, director of the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, said in a statement. “Given these new results, our level of concern is considerably...
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Coats in the series Living Pod were developed in tribute to the British architectural collective Archigram. In the 1960s, Archigram conceived mobile, ephemeral and inflatable structure-dwellings.
Light, shape variations and mimicry meet in Living Pod. In front of the false twin pieces, the user can slowly set garment A in motion using a light source.
Garment B then imitates piece A in an exaggerated and unbalanced fashion, changing structure through miniature electric motors activated by light sensors that are sewn through the garment.
Using flat-pattern cutting techniques, Ying Gao was able to give the process fluidity and flexibility. In addition to the mechanical movements of the garments, Living Pods underlines two fundamental aspects of today’s fashion system: confrontation and imitation.
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15 Weeks
Yesterday I officially hit 15 weeks of pregnancy. I went to my appointment today and was thankful to hear a healthy heartbeat. Lower than Cora’s at this stage of pregnancy…140 beats per minute. I’m also showing really fast…this pregnancy is all together different!
I promised a belly shot…so here it is.
Justin took this picture for me and I’m going to be honest…I feel really dumb when I have my picture taken. I’ve always feel like I don’t know what to do in front of a camera…even on my wedding day I felt so awkward. So don’t expect many pictures of my as this baby develops because I just can’t help but feel stupid saying “Take a picture of me, wait til I smile…should I stand like this?” I’m just not a natural…And I’m going to be honest again. As long as I don’t see pictures of myself I don’t worry much about what I look like. When I see pictures and see myself growing from every angle vanity kicks in…and vanity is just a waste of time. But I am very capable of caring about that which doesn’t matter SO another reason I don’t need a gallery of pregnancy photos. But I will try to get one once a month…
Now some really good news…next appointment we find out the sex of the baby! Only four weeks and I’ll know if Cora is going to have a little brother or sister. This pregnancy going way too fast! (Although I wish I could meet our baby tomorrow)
It’s Friday. It’s in the 80′s as opposed to 90′s. I have a baby sleeping in her crib…a baby safely growing in my belly. I love my husband very much. We are blessed and I have much to be thankful for. Have a great weekend!
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The most-talked-about superhero wedding of the decade. Sibling rivalry at its worst. A heartbreaking tale of an alien artist. A world shrouded in ice and on the brink of an apocalypse. These were a few of the memorable moments that Marjorie Liu has shared with us during her all-too-brief tenure on Astonishing X-Men.
What made this book so special in a myriad of comics on the shelf featuring Marvel’s band of mutants?
If comic book readers have learned anything over the past few years, it is that there will never be a shortage of mediocre stories featuring brawls between A-List superhero teams or Wolverine SNIKTing everyone and everything in every title (because, let’s face it, he really IS in every title). Once in a while, though, we are treated to a rare gem that doesn’t rely on a “This changes the Marvel universe forever!” gimmick. If you haven’t been following Marjorie Liu’s run on the Astonishing title, then you’ve left that rare gem buried in the sand.
I have always been a proponent of stories that rely heavily on character development. A story is only as strong as the characters presented in the pages. Looking at her previous work with Marvel (NYX:No Way Home and the X-23 solo series), it should not have come as a surprise to readers that Ms. Liu was going to waste no time in digging through the fluff and getting down to the emotional core of her ragtag band of X-Men.
Whether it be societal prejudices (Northstar and Kyle), familial ties and the trauma of abandonment (Karma and Susan Hatchi), a flirtatious friendship and budding romance (Gambit and Cecelia Reyes), a search for oneself (Warbird), or even the reflection on failed past relationships (Iceman), Astonishing has dealt with an entire airport of baggage that life throws out on a daily basis. An extra dimension was given to these characters which showed readers that they aren’t just swinging fists used to clobber eachother in a battle royale for the fate of the world. They become relatable and empathetic.
This is not to say that Liu’s run on Astonishing did not have its fair share of knock-em-down, drag-em-out moments. We witnessed Bobby Drake bring about a modern day glacial age that made the Blizzard of ’77 look like a few passing flurries. It doesn’t get more action packed than that. Liu is just constantly aware that if these characters are put in mortal danger, the reader needs to first care about them. That hearkens back to the importance of developing a character and giving the audience a reason to concern themselves with the well-being of said character.
After the series concludes with issue #68, I will truly miss having Astonishing X-Men as part of my monthly pull list. Marjorie Liu’s knowledge of continuity and passion for the characters coupled with stunning art from the likes of Mike Perkins, Gabriel Hernandez Walta, and Phil Noto all made for something very special that I will undoubtedly revisit time and time again.
If we have learned one thing from Orson Scott Card’s vocal bigotry against the LGBT community and the “Skip Ender’s Game” campaign (as launched by GeeksOUT), it is that a creator’s actions outside the scope of the work they are doing can, and WILL, effect said work regardless of the quality or merit of the finished product. From what I am told, Ender’s Game is quite a fantastic piece of literature and judging by the names attached to the cinematic adaptation, it stands to reason that the film will be quite a sci-fi spectacle as well. Thanks to Card’s deplorable, dehumanizing, and very public attitude towards a segment of the population, I won’t be shelling out my hard-earned gay money to help line his pockets.
With that being said, at what point do we, as a niche market (the LGBT community being an even smaller niche within that niche), separate the art from the artist? Is it even possible to do so when the artist chooses to squawk his reprehensible opinions in a manner such as Card’s? Representatives from Lionsgate Entertainment as well as members of the cast and production have stated that the film “should be judged on its message, not the personal beliefs of the author” and that Card’s views are “completely irrelevant” to the film adaptation.
My apologies to everyone involved in the production of Ender’s Game, but that is far easier said than done. While everyone is entitled to their opinions, however despicable they may be, there are always consequences to airing them out like so much dirty laundry and, unfortunately for Mr. Card and Lionsgate, they are seeing this firsthand.
Separate the art from the artist. Sorry, it can’t be done… not completely… not 100%.
Gail Simone at Emerald City Comic Con 2013
It’s a two-way street, however. For every one Orson Scott Card who has been shamed for his unpopular opinions and less-than-respectable character, there are plenty of artists who not only respect but appreciate their fans for their support. They are humble and excited to meet and talk with you. They are Marjorie Liu at Comicopia, Gail Simone at Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle, Marc and Bridget Silvestri playing with Will’s kids at Niagara Falls Comic Con, and Phil Jimenez excitedly joking about a Roulette/Danielle Moonstar miniseries involving a Las Vegas casino, a stripper pole, and free-flowing alcohol.
These are the artists who will benefit from a fan’s inability to completely separate the art from the artist. These are the writers who will the focal points of stories that begin with “Remember how awesome it was to meet so-and-so?” and they are the creators whose new book might sell an extra copy to a fan they gave a hug to at a signing.
Orson Scott Card will undoubtedly be playing the victim angle for the foreseeable future, especially if the box office sales for Ender’s Game are as low as his respect for cultural diversity. He would do well to remember that this PR catastrophe was his own doing and he is the cause for his art’s suffering.
Like it or not, there is no undoing the connection between the art and the artist. Not only is that fine with me as a consumer but I am sure it is also fine with all those writers, pencillers, inkers, colorists, etc. whose wonderful personalities and character help their art flourish and succeed. And to those artists, we thank you… wholeheartedly. | {
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Turkish plane with 11 on board crashes
Day earlier, the ill-fated plane took the daughter of a Turkish tycoon and seven of her friends to Dubai for a bachelorette party in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), global media reported.
Emergency crews had a hard approach to reach the crash site because of the mountainous terrain, ISNA said.
The locals reached the wreckage of crashed plane late evening on Sunday and encountered the corps which are not identifiable and need DNA examination, the spokesman for the organization said.
A website associated with Iran state TV quoted an emergency official as confirming that the crash killed all 11 people on board.
A little over an hour later, it rapidly gained altitude and then dropped drastically within minutes, according to FlightRadar24, a flight-tracking website.
Rezaee Far, the chief of Accidents Bureau of the OVA, said that based on the preliminary reports, the crashed plane type was Bombardier CL604. Officials at the airport did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Oscar Boniek Garcia and Brad Davis scored in the second half as the Houston Dynamo beat the visiting Union, 3-1, Saturday night to clinch a spot in the MLS Cup playoffs.
The Union's Jack McInerney scored in the 19th minute off a Sheanon Williams cross. McInerney's goal was his fourth in as many games, breaking Sebastien Le Toux's team record for consecutive scoring games, according to a Union tweet.
The Dynamo are into the postseason for the sixth time in seven years.
The Union had their two-game winning streak ended.
New York 0, Kansas City 0 - The Red Bulls' tie with Sporting in Harrison, N.J., clinched a playoff berth for New York.
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Atheists are unattractive...what?
Posted on: April 20, 2008 - 7:28pm
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Atheists are unattractive...what?
Anyone else notice this campaign from the theist to introduce the stereo type that atheist usually are below average looking? It could be backlash from are introduction into the meme pool that theists are generally less intelligent then atheist which is true on average. The point though I really think atheist women at least are generally more attractive. If you browse my space by religion you can easily see that atheist and Catholics hold quite a lead over the worst being Wicca and Muslim. Is Skinner's pigeons playing with my head or is anyone else seeing this?
Anyone else notice this campaign from the theist to introduce the stereo type that atheist usually are below average looking? It could be backlash from are introduction into the meme pool that theists are generally less intelligent then atheist which is true on average. The point though I really think atheist women at least are generally more attractive. If you browse my space by religion you can easily see that atheist and Catholics hold quite a lead over the worst being Wicca and Muslim. Is Skinner's pigeons playing with my head or is anyone else seeing this?
Angelina Joli is an atheist. I know she gets a lot of press for being pretty and all...and I'm not into jumping into bandwagons. However I find her extremely attractive.
Well I will admit that the prettiest girl I personally know is a mad fundy..generally though there are a lot more nice girls at the metal/goth club who aren't likely to be xtian than there ever where at church.
Psalm 14:1 "the fool hath said in his heart there is a God"-From a 1763 misprinted edition of the bible
dudeofthemoment wrote:
This is getting redudnant. My patience with the unteachable[atheists] is limited.
Argument from Sadism: Theist presents argument in a wall of text with no punctuation and wrong spelling. Atheist cannot read and is forced to concede.
That link did not have many atheists hotties. I mean I guess I could fantasize about a 4-way with me WHoopi, Diane Keaton, and Janeane Garofalo, but the best thing about it would probably be Janeane's comic relief. I would have to unfortunately say that this is one of the few major drawbacks for atheism. Most hot chicks in America are Christian(or theistic) due to the fact that most women are Christian. Its a numbers game at this point. If intelligence and skepticism=attractiveness then no question Atheists would be more attractive, but I actually think reality is the exact opposite. Most of the hottest women I have known have been devout Christians, and, sad to say, Mormons.
“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” Yoda
I would have to unfortunately say that this is one of the few major drawbacks for atheism.
I think you just need to re-evaluate the evidence. From the top of this post down is a good starting point.
Quote:
"Natasha has just come up to the window from the courtyard and opened it wider so that the air may enter more freely into my room. I can see the bright green strip of grass beneath the wall, and the clear blue sky above the wall, and sunlight everywhere. Life is beautiful. Let the future generations cleanse it of all evil, oppression and violence, and enjoy it to the full."
Yeah, plenty of beuatiful atheist females here. I certainly wouldn't kick Jeneane Garofolo, Kathy Griffin or Jodie Foster out of bed. How about examples of ugly Christian women? One I can think of is that "God Warrior" one who was on a bunch of YouTube videos.
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(This video leaves you incredibly jealous of Sam Harris at about 2:40)
Aww. You have an eCrush on someone.
It's like a normal crush, but because it's on the internet, it tends not to work quite right.
Quote:
"Natasha has just come up to the window from the courtyard and opened it wider so that the air may enter more freely into my room. I can see the bright green strip of grass beneath the wall, and the clear blue sky above the wall, and sunlight everywhere. Life is beautiful. Let the future generations cleanse it of all evil, oppression and violence, and enjoy it to the full."
I would have to unfortunately say that this is one of the few major drawbacks for atheism.
I think you just need to re-evaluate the evidence. From the top of this post down is a good starting point.
Here is my quote in more whole form:"I would have to unfortunately say that this is one of the few major drawbacks for atheism. Most hot chicks in America are Christian(or theistic) due to the fact that most women are Christian. Its a numbers game at this point."
All I am saying is that since the majority of people(ie. majority of women too) where I live are theistic, then that basically means that by sheer numbers there will be more attractive women that are theists than there are that are atheists because the former group has a much larger pool to draw from than the latter. That is not to say that Atheist women are unattractive, but rather that on average the attractive women you meet will be more likely to be theistic. If there was a causal link between attractiveness and theism or atheism and attractiveness, then we could definitively and quantitatively dispute this. As there is not, and I suspect there to be no such link found, since these beliefs are most often found to be a result of parental or cultural upbringing(obviously most of us here escaped these foundations).
As for physical attractiveness, that is solely seen through the eyes of the beholder. That being said, using one's national television and movie stars as a gauge for what attractiveness is(and this is not always right ie Paris Hilton) can be used to arbitrarily accomodate a range of what attractiveness is and is not.
I know there are some seriously hot atheist chicks like Angelina Jolie. Atheist women can be hot, and many are. As a whole, I don't think it would be unrealistic to say that it is a drawback, in my estimation, that there are fewer attractive women in America(based on a smaller atheist/theist female ratio in this population) who are atheists. That drawback only exists if you want to form relationships with atheist women, otherwise, then no drawback is evident.
I know you are in Canada, so I prefaced my population as "American." Booyah!
“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” Yoda
(This video leaves you incredibly jealous of Sam Harris at about 2:40)
Yeah she is definitely a cute atheist and those were decent videos. I don't envy Sam Harris though, he is probably on some Islamic hit list as we speak, but at least he's earning some himself some time as the star in a young girl's fantasy.
“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” Yoda
I thought about doing this as well for a moment or two. But I didn't want to insult anyone by ommision. But since Kevin went and did it, I'll throw a couple more in
Thus my 'tip of the iceburg' brackets.
Quote:
"Natasha has just come up to the window from the courtyard and opened it wider so that the air may enter more freely into my room. I can see the bright green strip of grass beneath the wall, and the clear blue sky above the wall, and sunlight everywhere. Life is beautiful. Let the future generations cleanse it of all evil, oppression and violence, and enjoy it to the full."
Anyway, it's not the best photo-shoot quality shot, but how can you not be attracted to a woman who tells Jesus to "suck it" AND does this?
So yeah, Kathy Griffin is hot.
Jodie Foster:
Katherine Hepburn... the original atheist hottie!
Sarah Polley (Canadian Actress)
Bjork
Kathleen Hanna
I submit that percentage-wise, atheist women are no more likely to be unattractive than theist women. It's just that there are so many fewer atheists that the atheist men tend to snag the really hot ones very fast.
Atheism isn't a lot like religion at all. Unless by "religion" you mean "not religion". --Ciarin
I submit that percentage-wise, atheist women are no more likely to be unattractive than theist women. It's just that there are so many fewer atheists that the atheist men tend to snag the really hot ones very fast.
I think that is almost exactly what I was saying, and most of those ladies were hot, but really, Kathy Griffin? I think she's funny, love her on Stern, and laughed a lot when she was on NewsRadio, but she is attractive in the comedianne sense in that she is attractive when compared to Roseanne or Rosie Odonnel. I don't think she is that attractive, but I guess that just goes back to my eye of the beholder comment.
“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” Yoda
There are many correlations between personality traits and attractiveness.
Beautiful people go through life differently than non-attractive ones, and thus will naturaly gravitate in larger numbers towards various social contexts than less attractive people.
However, while atheism is a state of mind that may come more natural to some people over others, it is not sufficient to take only one factor of a person (like attractiveness) and conclude that it is the only cause that leads them to a particular state of mind.
I've resently noticed that almost all my posts bring up Scandinavia as a comperative example, so I'm almost embarrased to do it again, but here goes:
I have heard from many foreigners (and I must admit, I think so myself too) that Scandinavian women are very attractive, on average (just think of the Swedish stewardess stereotype in American popular culture).
Now, Scandinavia is rather atheistic, so one must expect to find alot of attractive atheist women at least, if not men, in Scandinavia. (Of course, I personally, am one extraordinarily delicious piece of man-candy, but I may just be an exception to the rule).
Meanwhile, it is quite possible that there is a certain amount of correlation between attractive people and theism in America.
Think of it this way: if you are attractive in High School, you are more likely to gravitate towards the "popular crowd" (or rather, the popular crowd may gravitate towards you, cause you're... you know, a hottie).
Now, the popular crowd are less likely (at least in middle America) to feel the need to rebel against the general consensus of society (theism), whereas, if you are allready ostricised by your peers, being honest about reality, at the expence of your "popularity", will be easier, since you are allready unpopular.
Notice that in a strongly atheistic society, the "jocks" and "Cheerleaders" will be the ones conforming to society, and it will be ugly people that will be ostriciced, and thus may as well be theists, because they are allready unpopular.
So the possible corrolation between attractiveness and theism or lack thereof, is contingent on the society, so Pretty = Theist will be a false causal connection regardless.
Well I was born an original sinner
I was spawned from original sin
And if I had a dollar bill for all the things I've done
There'd be a mountain of money piled up to my chin
Now, this is so outragious, that I feel I must call a Poe's law on it. I can't really believe that this person is theistic at all. I mean, this thing is so blatantly offensive, that if the person really was theist they would not have made it, even if it's meant tongue-in-cheek.
Not to mention that many of the people in the video are either average attractiveness, or even hotties (I'm only talking about the women, I can't really judge the men sufficiently), and the person who made it would have noticed this, so they'd know they'd be shooting themselves in the foot, if they meant it seriously.
Well I was born an original sinner
I was spawned from original sin
And if I had a dollar bill for all the things I've done
There'd be a mountain of money piled up to my chin
Atheists became atheists due to their inner-hatred. Hatred that came about due to their being treated as sub-human freaks of nature, and outcasted from society. At first they were hurt, then their hurt turned to rage. They put the blame on God. After all, God created them, so it's his fault they're so hideous. They don't actually have a disbelief of God, they're just angry at him.
Yearh I know Strafio... It sounds like something a theist might say (we've sure heard: "They're just angry at God" often enough), but still, there's so much internal inconsistancy in the way the video is presented (and some of the other things that TheJaredJammer has done on there) that I hesitate to conclude that this is for real.
I mean, sure Fred Phelps seems to be for real, so this guy might be too, but still... I retain my skepticism.
Well I was born an original sinner
I was spawned from original sin
And if I had a dollar bill for all the things I've done
There'd be a mountain of money piled up to my chin
This just appears to be provocative for the sake of being provocative. Like it's just someone who get's his rocks off from getting people angry, or hurt their feelings.
So sure, he's a dickhead, I'm just not entirely convinced he's a theist dickhead. I think he's just a coward, who get's a powertrip from hurting people from behind a computerscreen, and I don't think he takes any real interest in the position he takes (theism). He just needs a platform, any platform from which to spew his bile.
Well I was born an original sinner
I was spawned from original sin
And if I had a dollar bill for all the things I've done
There'd be a mountain of money piled up to my chin
Well I will admit that the prettiest girl I personally know is a mad fundy..generally though there are a lot more nice girls at the metal/goth club who aren't likely to be xtian than there ever where at church.
Maybe it's a danger factor.
Like, "she's so hot I'd like to *enter descriptive text here*... and I might have to shatter all I know about the world to do it!!!"
"I have never felt comfortable around people who talk about their feelings for Jesus, or any other deity for that matter, because they are usually none too bright. . . . Or maybe 'stupid' is a better way of saying it; but I have never seen much point in getting heavy with either stupid people or Jesus freaks, just as long as they don't bother me. In a world as weird and cruel as this one we have made for ourselves, I figure anybody who can find peace and personal happiness without ripping off somebody else deserves to be left alone. They will not inherit the earth, but then neither will I. . . . And I have learned to live, as it were, with the idea that I will never find peace and happiness, either. But as long as I know there's a pretty good chance I can get my hands on either one of them every once in a while, I do the best I can between high spots."
--Hunter S. Thompson
I would have to unfortunately say that this is one of the few major drawbacks for atheism.
I think you just need to re-evaluate the evidence. From the top of this post down is a good starting point.
Yup. there's not a woman in that lineup I wouldn't, with all due respect, pound like a bass drum.
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Acupuncture Degrees
If you want to pursue a career in acupuncture, you need to obtain a degree and become a licensed professional.
This can easily be accomplished in three years of schooling from an accredited alternative medicine school which prepares students in the various acupuncture techniques to treat illnesses resulting from allergies, occupational stress, emphysema, gastrointestinal stress, arthritis, headaches, depression, and hypertension to name a few.
Students who enroll in such courses will be taught through demonstration, discussion and hands on application.
Part of the curriculum will also include basic courses in traditional medicine covering subjects such as anatomy, biosciences, medical terminology, herbal medicine, moxibustion, and acupressure. In some schools, they may require students to also learn about nutrition and various kinds of research.
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If you want to look for a school that offers acupuncture degrees, it is best to go online and see which one has the best program that suits your requirements.
You won’t have a hard time looking for one as the number of institutions which teach students about acupuncture have gone up at a rapid rate since 1982 when the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ACAOM) and the Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (CCAOM) were established.
To date there are about 50 colleges and a few also offer a master’s degree in Oriental Medicine and Acupuncture.
So what are you waiting for? If you think you have what it takes to be an acupuncturist, then go ahead and just do it.
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A lot of people are unaware that acupuncture is not yet legal in every state. You can find work or start your own practice in California, New York, Texas, Hawaii and Oregon with 8 more states that are still pending legislation.
We mentioned that you have to study in a school certified by the Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (CCAOM). One more hurdle you have to face before getting your license is passing an exam given by them except in the state of California which has its own regulating body and board certification exam in order for you to practice your profession.
An acupuncturist degree is just the first step in becoming your own boss. To become a master, you have to learn everything there is to know as a student so those who entrust themselves to you in the future will not have any problems.
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49 The PNGV programme impetus for change
On 29 September 1993, the Clinton Administration and the US Council for Automotive Research (USCAR), a consortium of the three largest US automobile manufacturers, formed a cooperative research and development partnership aimed at technological breakthroughs to produce a prototype 'super-efficient' car. The 'Big Three' (Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors), eight federal agencies, and several government national defence, energy, and weapons laboratories have joined in this Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PNGV). It is intended to strengthen US auto industry competitiveness and develop technologies that provide cleaner and more efficient cars. The 1994 PNGV Program Plan called for a 'concept vehicle' to be ready in about six years, and a 'production prototype' to be ready in about 10 years. Research and development goals included production prototypes of vehicles capable of up to 80 miles per gallon - three times greater fuel efficiency than the average car of 1994.
Background drivers of the initiative include a combination of high gasoline prices, and government fuel economy regulation caused new car fuel efficiency to double since 1972. However, fuel economy standards for new cars peaked at 27.5 miles per gallon (mpg) in 1989 and the average fuel efficiency of all on-road (new and old) cars peaked at 21.69 mpg in 1991, then dropped slightly in 1992 and again in 1993. Further, the large drop in real gasoline prices since 1981 and the increasing number of cars on the road are eroding the energy and environmental benefits of past gains in auto fuel efficiency. The public benefits that could derive from further improvements in auto fuel efficiency include health benefits from reduced urban ozone, 'insurance' against sudden oil price shocks, reduced military costs of maintaining energy security, and potential savings from reduced oil prices.
The Declaration of Intent for PNGV emphasizes that the programme represents a fundamental change in the way government and industry interact. The agreement is seen as marking a shift to a new era of progress through partnership and cooperation to address the nation's goals, rather than through the confrontational and adversarial relationship of the past. Its intent is to combine public and private resources in programmes designed to achieve major technological breakthroughs that can make regulatory interventions unnecessary. The partnership agreement is a declaration by USCAR and the government of their separate, but coordinated, plans to achieve goals for clean and efficient cars. A further objective is to curb gasoline use by 7 billion gallons per year in 2010 and 96 billion gallons per year in 2020, while creating 200 000 to 600 000 new jobs by 2010.
At the time the agreement was struck, the president and executives from the Big Three said they hoped that PNGV research breakthroughs would ultimately make auto emissions and mileage regulations unnecessary. Chrysler's former PNGV director, Tim Adams, noted that the partnership represents the opportunity to address more efficiently fundamental national objectives than the regulatory mandate approach. Further, car-makers say the Supercar's advanced technologies are outside their short-term research focus, and unjustified by fuel costs or market demand for fuel efficiency. They argue that the North American market forces alone would not drive them to create an 80 mile per gallon mid-sized sedan.
Examples of applied technology would be the development of lightweight, recyclable materials, and catalysts for reducing exhaust pollution; research that could lead to production prototypes of vehicles capable of up to three times greater fuel efficiency. Examples would be lightweight materials for body parts and the use of fuel cells and advanced energy storage systems such as ultracapacitors. Using these new power sources would produce more fuel-efficient cars. Further initiatives included lightweight, high-strength structural composite plastics that are recyclable, that can be produced economically in high volume, and that can be repaired. Hybrid drive control electronics and hardware were also cited alongside regenerative braking systems to store braking energy instead of losing it through heat dissipation; also fuel cells to convert liquid fuel energy directly into electricity with little pollution.
Such advances are aimed at more efficient energy conversion power sources, viable hybrid concepts as well as lighter weight and more efficient vehicle designs. The contributions of US government agencies include the following: at its ten National Laboratories, the Department of Energy has technical expertise, facilities, and resources that can help achieve the goals of the partnership. Examples include research programmes in advanced engine technologies such as gas turbines, hybrid vehicles, alternative fuels, fuel cells, advanced energy storage, and lightweight materials. The DOE's efforts are implemented through cost-shared contracts and cooperative agreements with the auto industry, suppliers, and others. Technologies covered include fuel cells, hybrid vehicles, gas turbines, energy storage materials and others. The Department of Defense's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) is focused on medium-duty and heavy-duty drivetrains for military vehicles which could, in the future, be scaled down to light-duty vehicles. ARPA funds research on electric and hybrid vehicles through the Electric/Hybrid Vehicle and Infrastructure (EHV) Program and the Technology Reinvestment Project (TRP). EHV is a major source of funding for small companies interested in conducting advanced vehicle research that is not channelled through the Big Three auto-makers. NASA will apply its expertise to PNGV in three ways: by applying existing space technologies such as advanced lightweight, high strength materials; by developing dual-use technologies such as advanced batteries and fuel cells to support both the automotive industry and aerospace programmes; and by developing technologies specifically for the PNGV such as advanced power management and distribution technology. The Department of Interior involvement in PNGV-related research includes research to improve manufacturing processes for lightweight composite materials and recycling strategies for nickelmetal hydride batteries. The DOI's Bureau of Mines has developed a system for tracking materials and energy flows through product life cycles. Life-cycle assessment of advanced vehicles and components can help to anticipate problems with raw materials availability, environmental impacts, and recyclability. This includes the worldwide availability of raw materials, environmental impacts of industrial processes, and strategies for recycling of materials.
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If kidney problems seem to be getting worse (especially for those with very severe kidney disease), torsemide should be stopped because the medication can make kidney problems worse.
Torsemide can cause hearing loss. Sometimes this hearing loss is permanent. It is more common when high doses of torsemide are given intravenously or when combined with other medications that can cause hearing loss. Let your healthcare provider know right away if you notice hearing loss or ringing in the ears (tinnitus).
Torsemide may cause extremely low blood pressure in some people. Extremely low blood pressure is more likely to happen when the medicine is first started or the dosage is changed. It is also more likely to happen in people who are on dialysis, who have congestive heart failure, who have diarrhea or vomiting, or who have excessive sweating. This is why it is important to drink fluids regularly while taking torsemide. If you have any possible symptoms of low blood pressure (such as dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting), contact your healthcare provider. If you have fainted, stop taking torsemide until you have talked to your healthcare provider.
Also, make sure not to drive, operate any heavy machinery, or perform any other tasks that require alertness until you know how torsemide affects you.
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What windows should I install? (7 or 8)
I'm in a dilemma right now, should I instal Windows 7 32bit/64bit or Windows 8? Or would I have to buy Windows 7 than upgrade later to Windows 8?
I'm building a PC and wondering what would be best to use for an OS, I'm making a gaming PC, just wanting to know which OS I should use or what you would recommend.
(My parts are being picked from my brother who has experience with the parts and I'm just paying him and going to build it myself (Putting it together) and I have no idea which parts he's buying besides the GFX as being an Nvidia GeForce GTX 650ti 2GB video.)
I say Windows 7! Skip Windows 8 and wait for the next OS release. But that is just me, the next guy will likely say different. Either way I think we can all agree 64-bit is the way to go.
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Alright, thank you! I'll be sure to buy the 64-bit version of Windows 7, but I also heard if you have a more high end computer, (Prices from $2,000+ (Built by the buyer) ) receive a 20 FPS boost, but I'll be sure to get Windows 7 64-bit!
Honestly, its not going to make to much of a difference in the long run except in a few areas. However, you should install a 64bit version no matter what.
Now windows 7 is more favored on the desktop for its style and ease of use on the desktop compared to Windows 8/8.1 mainly because of the lack of Metro Style start menu among other things. However, Windows 8 does end up being a little more efficient with system resources and a little bit faster on startup (For instance, my machine from 7 to 8 same everything boots in 4 seconds on 8 versus about 7-8 on 7). If you can get past using metro and just want to have the latest system updates and performance, I would suggest going with 8 for that alone. However if you would prefer to stick with the style of 7 for your desktop, you might want to just go for 7.
Thats my opinion, I actually like 8 and don't mind the Metro albeit I would prefer the old style 7 feel a bit more.
Honestly, its not going to make to much of a difference in the long run except in a few areas. However, you should install a 64bit version no matter what.
Now windows 7 is more favored on the desktop for its style and ease of use on the desktop compared to Windows 8/8.1 mainly because of the lack of Metro Style start menu among other things. However, Windows 8 does end up being a little more efficient with system resources and a little bit faster on startup (For instance, my machine from 7 to 8 same everything boots in 4 seconds on 8 versus about 7-8 on 7). If you can get past using metro and just want to have the latest system updates and performance, I would suggest going with 8 for that alone. However if you would prefer to stick with the style of 7 for your desktop, you might want to just go for 7.
Thats my opinion, I actually like 8 and don't mind the Metro albeit I would prefer the old style 7 feel a bit more.
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Why thank you for your opinion! But as you said, the feeling of Windows 7 feels better than Windows 8 for the whole set up, but also takes about 3-4 seconds longer to boot up. Now you just put me into another dilemma! Hahaha. | {
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Distinguished Flying Cross
Individuals awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross
in order of date of event.
Clarence J. Beardsley — Near Plei Me, 15 September 1966
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CLARENCE J. BEARDSLEY
Captain Clarence J. Beardsley distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander near Plei Me, Republic of Vietnam, on 15
September 1966. On that date. Captain Beardsley was flying a combat
resupply mission to the Special Forces camp at Plei Me when his
aircraft was hit by automatic weapons fire from hostile ground
forces. The hostile fire wounded Captain Beardsley and his copilot,
disabling him, and destroyed the hydraulic system of the aircraft.
With great determination and superior airmanship, Captain Beardsley
returned the crippled aircraft to Pleiku Air Base where he adroitly
and skillfully affected an emergency landing, in spite of his
painful wounds, thus saving the lives of two other crew members and
preserving a valuable aircraft and cargo. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Captain
Beardsley reflect great credit upon himself and the United States
Air Force.
Charles L. Schmitz — Di An, 4 December 1966
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CHARLES L. SCHMITZ
Captain Charles L. Schmitz distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Caribou
transport Aircraft Commander at Di An, Republic of Vietnam on 4
December 1966. On that date. Captain Schmitz voluntarily attempted
flight in a damaged aircraft, taking off after dark from an
extremely short, unlighted, earth runway at a forward insecure strip
even though his aircraft’s flaps were inoperative and he was
experiencing the partial loss of aileron control. With great
determination and superior airmanship, he flew through heavy
automatic weapons fire on both the take off at Di An and the
ultimate no flap, low, flat landing approach at Can Tho. Through his
efforts, the hostile forces were deprived of the opportunity to
damage or destroy a valuable aircraft. The professional competence,
aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Captain Schmitz
reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
James P. Butler — Boun Bleck Special Forces Camp, 23 December 1966
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JAMES P. BUTLER
Staff Sergeant James P. Butler distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
CV-2 (C-7A) Crew Chief at Boun Bleck Special Forces Camp, Republic
of Vietnam on 23 December 1966. On that date. Sergeant Butler
volunteered to participate on an emergency resupply of food to and
an emergency air evacuation mission from Boun Bleck. This Special
Forces Camp had not received a food resupply for over two weeks
because of weather conditions and a Special Forces Montagnard
striker was dying from advanced malaria. Facing extremely hazardous
weather conditions and threat from intense hostile fire, Sergeant
Butler, with complete disregard for his own personal safety,
displaying unwaivering calmness and courage, assisted in completing
the food resupply and contributed immeasurably in saving the life of
a Special Forces Montagnard striker. The professional competence,
aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Butler
reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
James E. Wood — Landing Zone English, 8 January 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JAMES E. WOOD
Major James E. Wood distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander at Landing Zone English in the Bong Son Plain, Republic of
Vietnam, on 8 January 1967. On that date, while making a maximum
takeoff, his aircraft was hit by hostile ground fire which severed a
hydraulic line and caused complete loss of the hydraulic system. Due
to his outstanding knowledge of emergency procedures, excellent
judgment in deciding to make an emergency landing at English and
exceptional composure under fire he prevented further damage to his
disabled aircraft or injury to his passengers. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Major
Wood reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Donnell D. Griffin — Can Tho, 15 January 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DONNELL D. GRIFFIN
Captain Donnell D. Griffin, distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as
pilot of a C7A aircraft at Can Tho, Republic of Vietnam on 15
January 1967. On that date, Captain Griffin was assigned the mission
of delivering key personnel to Can Tho at night on a Tactical
Emergency. A heavy fire fight between numerous blacked out aircraft
and hostile ground forces was taking place just south of the field.
CanThoˇitself was blacked out due to hostile fire on the airfield.
In spite of these hazards Captain Griffin located the field and made
a successful landing and take off. The professional competence,
aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Captain Griffin
reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Robert S. Hopkins, II — Near Hammond Army Airfield, 22 January 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO ROBERT S. HOPKINS
Major Robert S. Hopkins, II. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Pilot near Hammond Army Airfield, Republic of Vietnam on 22
January 1967. On that date, Major Hopkins was flying a combat
support mission against unfriendly ground forces. During the course
of this hazardous mission Major Hopkins was forced to fly low level
beneath an extremely low overcast, being subjected to continuous,
hostile ground fire throughout the flight, in order to successfully
deliver a desperately needed load of hand grenades to Army units
fiercely engaged with hostile forces. With great determination,
courage and superior airmanship, Major Hopkins completed this
extremely dangerous mission which resulted in complete destruction
of the unfriendly forces engaged, and resulted in the saving of many
lives of friendly forces. The professional competence, aerial skill,
and devotion to duty displayed by Major Hopkins reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO EDWARD E. SURANYI
Note: Citation not available. See the citation of Hopkins.
Leroy E. Spears — Xuan Cat, 1 February 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LEROY E. SPEARS
Technical Sergeant Leroy E. Spears distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7AFlight Engineer at Xuan Cat, Republic Of Vietnam on 1 February
1967. On that date, Sergeant Spears was flying normal re-supply
missions when diverted to a Tactical Emergency mission in support of
Operation Cedar Falls. The mission required flying five sorties of
urgently needed combat troops and munitions into an area of reported
intense hostile ground to air fire. The munitions consisted of loose
combat gear, heavy mortars, ammunition
and automatic weapons which had to be hand loaded. With great
determination and maximum speed, Sergeant Spears loaded and unloaded
the aircraft in minimum. time, thus reducing the time that the
aircraft was exposed to hostile fire and making the successful
completion of all five 'sorties possible. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by sergeant
Spears reflect great credit upon himself and the United states Air,
Force.
Dale H. Erickson — An Lao Valley, 12 February 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DALE H. ERICKSON
Captain Dale H. Erickson distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander in the An Lao Valley, Republic of Vietnam on 12 February
1967. On that date Captain Erickson was assigned the mission of
dropping 4500 pounds of explosive leaflet bundles with 33 second
fuses in the An Lao Valley in support of the First Cavalry Division
engaged in Operation Pershing. The cargo was inherently dangerous
and even more so with the additional hazard of intense ground fire
that existed in the valley. However, because of his outstanding
skill and courage, and in spite of the hazards of intense ground
fire and adverse weather, the mission was completed without damage
to the aircraft or any personal injury to the crewmembers. The
professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Captain Erickson reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Force.
Rodney D. Lester — Landing Zone English, 14 February 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RODNEY D. LESTER
Captain Rodney D. Lester distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander at Landing Zone English, Republic of Vietnam on the night
of 14 February 1967. On that night, his exemplary courage and
determination were instrumental in the success of a life-saving
medical evacuation mission from Landing Zone English. A medical
evacuation aircraft was stranded at English and Captain Lester
volunteered after having already flown nine tiring hours, to land
there and trade aircraft batteries in spite of the extreme hazards
of low ceilings, poor visibility, intense hostile ground fire and
only one thousand feet of poorly usable runway. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Captain
Lester reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Tallmadge J. Haas — Near Duc Pho, 17 June 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO TALLMADGE J. HAAS
First Lieutenant
Tallmadge J. Haas distinguished himself by extraordinary achievement
while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Pilot near Duc Pho,
Republic of Vietnam, on 17 June 1967. On that date, Lieutenant Haas
volunteered to attempt a night emergency evacuation mission into an
unlighted 1000 foot strip located in a valley bordered by an 800
foot hill which was under heavy hostile attack. Although several low
passes through heavy hostile fire were required to identify the
blacked out landing zone, the crew succeeded in evacuating seventeen
ambulatory and eight critically wounded litter patients to the
safety of Qui Nhon hospital, where all survived. The professional
competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by
Lieutenant Haas reflect great credit upon himself and the United
States Air Force.
Charles E. Shipp — Near Duc Pho, 17 June 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CHARLES E. SHIPP
See citation for 1/Lt
Tallmadge J. Haas (same date). Captain Shipp was the Aircraft
Commander on this mission.
William E. Hensch — Near Cao Lanh, 15 October 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO WILLIAM E. HENSCH
Sergeant William E.
Hensch distinguished himself by extraordinary achievement while
participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Flight Engineer near Cao
Lanh, Republic of Vietnam on 15 October 1967. On that date, during
climb out from the runway at Cao Lanh, the aircraft was hit by
hostile ground fire which critically wounded a passenger. Sergeant
Hensch immediately took command of the situation and expertly
applied first aid while surrendering his flak vest to the wounded
man for further protection while the aircraft was still under
hostile assault. Sergeant Hensch’s prompt action, outstanding skill,
and selflessness has been credited with saving the soldier’s life.
The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Sergeant Hensch reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Forces.
Donald E. Foster — Tra Vinh, 23 November 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DONALD E. FOSTER
Lieutenant Colonel Donald E. Foster distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Tra Vinh, Republic of Vietnam on 23
November 1967. On that date, Colonel Foster responded to an urgent
request by the United States Army for the emergency resupply of
communications equipment and technicians. Disregarding severe
weather and intense hostile automatic weapons fire inflicting 5 hits
on his aircraft, Colonel Foster unwaiveringly completed the mission.
The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Colonel Foster reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Forces.
Lieutenant Colonel Steve N. Pisanos distinguished himself by
heroism in connection with military operations against an opposing
armed force near Cung Son, Republic of Vietnam, on 6 December 1967.
On that date, Colonel Pisanos made a tactical emergency airdrop to a
besieged patrol of Special Forces personnel in danger of being
overrun by a superior hostile force. After overcoming extremely
adverse weather conditions and mountainous terrain to locate the
patrol, and overruling the patrol commander’s warning not to attempt
the drop due to hostile activity, Colonel Pisanos, in complete
disregard for his personal safety, airdropped the needed supplies to
the patrol. His unusual skill and determination was directly
responsible for the preservation of the Special Forces unit, which
was subsequently rescued. The outstanding heroism and selfless
devotion to duty displayed by Colonel Pisanos reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Stephen G. Koblenas — Near Phan Rang, 26 December 1967
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO STEPHEN G. KOBLENAS
Major Stephen G. Koblenas distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander near Phan Rang, Republic of Vietnam on 26 December 1967.
On that date, Major Kobelas, flying low level, in poor weather
conditions, through mountainous terrain airdropped urgently needed
ammunition and supplies to Special Forces personnel. Ground fire was
directed at the aircraft on both passes. Despite the hazards Major
Kobelas carried out his mission and successfully delivered the vital
cargo to ground forces below. The professional competence, aerial
skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Major Kobelas reflect great
credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Lance Boswell — Republic of Vietnam, 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LANCE BOSWELL
Capt. Lance Boswell distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Pilot in
the 536th Tactical Airlift Squadron, Republic of Vietnam during
1968.
The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Capt. Boswell reflect great credit upon himself
and the United States Air Force.
Note: 7th Air Force SO G-502, 31
Jan 1970. Citation not available.
Martin S. Hillman Jr. — Khe Sanh Air Base, 23 January 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO MARTIN S. HILLMAN JR.
Captain Martin S. Hillman Jr. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Khe Sanh Air Base, Republic of Vietnam on
23 January 1968. On that date, Captain Hillman flew two emergency
resupply missions carrying critically needed ammunition into Khe
Sanh and evacuating wounded troops from Khe Sanh to Phu Bai. Only
half of the Khe Sanh runway was usable because of battle damage and
Captain Hillman’s aircraft was subjected to intense hostile fire on
both approaches and departures, as well as while on the ground.
Captain Hillman demonstrated outstanding airmanship in landing on
the badly damaged runway and in avoiding the hostile fire, thereby
providing Khe Sanh with critically needed ammunition and evacuating
wounded Khe Sanh defenders to safety. The professional competence,
aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Captain Hillman
reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Louie Lacy — Khe Sanh Air Base, 26 January 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LOUIE LACY
First Lieutenant Louie Lacy distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A pilot in Southeast Asia on 26 January 1968. On that date,
Lieutenant Lacy flew three sorties into Khe Sanh Air Base, which had
been surrounded by hostile forces for several weeks and was under
continuous attack. His aircraft received intense hostile fire from
automatic weapons on each of his three approaches and departures.
The complete disregard for his own personal safety enabled
Lieutenant Lacy to aid in the orderly resupply of Khe Sanh. The
professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Lieutenant Lacy reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Force.
Lewis E. Fry — Khe Sanh Air Base, 28 January 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LEWIS E. FRY
Technical Sergeant Lewis E. Fry is awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while participating in
aerial flight as a C-7A Fight Engineer in Southeast Asia on 28
January 1968. On that date, Sergeant Fry participated in three
flights into the Khe Sanh Air Base, which had been surrounded by
hostile forces for several weeks. Sergeant Fry’s aircraft received
intense automatic weapons fire on all three sides during approaches
and departures that day. Once on the ground, Sergeant Fry worked
with great speed and efficiency in offloading the supplies which he
had carried in and then secured the aircraft for takeoff. The
complete disregard for his own personal safety enabled Sergeant Fry
to aid in keeping an orderly flow of supplies into Khe Sanh. The
professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Sergeant Fry reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Fred G. Carr — Near Ban Me Thuot, 1 February 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO FRED G. CARR
Airman First Class Fred G. Carr distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Engineer near Ban Me Thuot, Republic of Vietnam on 1
February 1968. On that date, Airman Carr was flying an emergency
resupply mission carrying vitally needed reinforcements against
unfriendly forces. During the mission, the aircraft came under
intense hostile ground fire. However, Airman Carr displayed
professionalism under fire in moving about his unprotected cargo
compartment keeping order when the troopers became apprehensive
during the approach through intense ground fire to Ban Me Thuot City
Airfield. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Airman Carr reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Force.
Richard D. Besley — Near Vinh Long, 22 May 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RICHARD D. BESLEY
Major Richard D. Besley distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander near Vinh Long, Republic of Vietnam on 22 May 1968. On
that date, Major Besley flew an emergency resupply mission to Vinh
Long where hostile forces were attempting to break through the field
perimeter on three sides. With great professionalism and superior
airmanship, Major Besley delivered his vital cargo despite the
extreme adversities of smoke, fog, hostile ground fire, and
incendiary flares in the immediate area. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Major
Besley reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Benny J. Leonard — Dak Seang, 18 August 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO BENNY J. LEONARD
Airman First Class Leonard distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Flight
Engineer at Dak Seang, Republic of Vietnam, on 18 August 1968. On
that date, Airman Leonard flew an emergency resupply airdrop mission
to Special Forces personnel under attack who were critically low on
ammunition and in danger of being overrun. With unwavering calmness
and courage, Airman Leonard dropped the needed supplies to the camp,
despite the dangers of inclement weather, hazardous terrain and
hostile fire. The professional competence, aerial skill and devotion
to duty displayed by Airman Leonard reflect great credit upon
himself and the United States Air Force.
Lawrence L. Brown — Near Ban Me Thout City, 19 August 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LAWRENCE L. BROWN
Major Lawrence L. Brown distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7-A Flight
Examiner near Ban Me Thout City, Republic of Vietnam on 19 August
1968. On that date, Major Brown flew his aircraft into Ban Me Thout
City Airfield and evacuated seriously wounded soldiers. While
proceeding to the briefed staging hospitals, Major Brown was advised
by the male nurse on board that three of the seriously wounded would
not survive if he continued the mission as briefed. At this time,
Major Brown decided to change course for Nha Trang where medical
facilities for both Civilian Irregular Defense Group and American
personnel were available. Combining his knowledge of the terrain,
ability to navigate by radar, and superior airmanship, Major Brown
flew a smooth mission, during which patients received emergency
treatment. As a result, all the patients on board survived their
combat wounds. The professional competence, aerial skill and
devotion to duty displayed by Major Brown reflect great credit upon
himself and the United States Air Force.
Carroll D. Wood — Duc Lap, 25 August 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CARROLL D. WOOD
Staff Sergeant Carroll D. Wood distinguished himself by heroism
while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Flight Engineer at
Duc Lap, Republic of Vietnam on 25 August 1968. On that date,
Sergeant Wood flew an emergency resupply airdrop mission to
beleaguered Special Forces personnel who were critically low on
supplies and in imminent danger of being overrun. With unwavering
calmness and courage, Sergeant Wood dropped the needed supplies to
the camp at low altitude while the aircraft was being subjected to
intensive hostile fire. The outstanding heroism and selfless
devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Wood reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JAMES E. GLEASON, JR
Airman First Class James L. Gleason, Jr. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Engineer near Ha Thanh, Republic of Vietnam, on 26
August 1968. On that date, Airman Gleason flew on two tactical
emergency resupply airdrop sorties to the Special Forces Camp, which
was under attack and running critically low on ammunition. His
courage and professional skill in rigging and ejecting the cargo
provided outstanding accuracy for the drops in spite of hostile
ground fire. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion
to duty displayed by Airman Gleason reflect great credit upon
himself and the United States Air Force.
Brian M. Bowen — Near Ha Thanh, 28 August 1968
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO BRIAN M. BOWEN
Airman First Class Brian M. Bowen distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Engineer near Ha Thanh, Republic of Vietnam on 28 August
1968. On that date, Airman Bowen flew on a tactical emergency
resupply mission airdropping ammunition to the besieged Special
Forces Camp at Ha Thanh. His courage and professional skill in
rigging and ejecting the cargo provided outstanding accuracy for the
drops in spite of hostile ground fire. The professional competence,
aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Airman Bowen reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Forces.
Richard L. Baird — Ben Het and Dak Pek, 7 April 1968 to 28 March
1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RICHARD L. BAIRD
Major Richard L. Baird distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as an Aircraft
Commander of a C-7A Aircraft at Cam Ranh Bay Air Base, Republic of
Vietnam from 7 April 1968 to 28 March 1969. During this period Major
Baird flew extremely hazardous missions through adverse weather
conditions and through the constant threat of hostile ground fire
and attack. In spite of this he superbly accomplished these highly
intricate and hazardous missions in support of free world forces
combating aggression. Through his personal bravery and energetic
application of his knowledge and skill he significantly furthered
the goal of the United States in Southeast Asia. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Major
Baird reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Note: Airdrops at Ben Het and Dak Pek
John D. Mellert — Near Ben Het, 10 June 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JOHN D. MELLERT
Staff Sergeant John D. Mellert distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
Flight Engineer of a C-7A Aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at
Ben Het, Republic of Vietnam on 10 June 1969. On that date Sergeant
Mellert elected to fly an Emergency Resupply Mission in direct
support of the besieged camp. With complete disregard for his
personal safety he flew through hostile fire to successfully air
drop vitally needed supplies without which the camp may have been
overrun. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Sergeant Mellert reflect great credit upon himself
and the United States Air Force.
Jerry A. York — Republic of Vietnam, 15 March 1967 to
16 June 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JERRY A. YORK
Staff Sergeant Jerry A. York distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Engineer at Phu Cat Air Base, Republic of Vietnam from
15 March 1967 to 16 June 1969. During this period, Sergeant York
flew extremely hazardous mission through adverse weather and through
the constant threat of hostile ground file and attack. In spite of
this he superbly accomplished these highly intricate and hazardous
missions in support of free world forces combating aggression.
Through his personal bravery and energetic application of his
knowledge and skill he significantly furthered the goal of the
United States in Southeast Asia. The professional competence, aerial
skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant York reflect great
credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RICHARD L. BRETHOUWER
Captain Richard L. Brethouwer distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
Copilot of a C-7A Aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at Ben Het,
Republic of Vietnam on 21 June 1969. On that date Captain Brethouwer
flew an Emergency Resupply Mission in direct support of the besieged
camp. With complete disregard for his personal safety he flew
through extremely heavy hostile fire to successfully air drop
vitally needed supplies without which the camp may have been
overrun. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Captain Brethouwer reflect great credit upon
himself and the United States Air Force.
Vic C. Doyle — Republic of Vietnam, 6 October 1968 to 20 August 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO VIC C. DOYLE
Master Sergeant Vic C. Doyle distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
Wing Flight Examiner Flight Engineer, 483rd Tactical Airlift Wing,
Cam Ranh Bay Air Base, Republic of Vietnam from 6 October 1968 to 20
August 1969. During this period, Sergeant Doyle flew extremely
hazardous missions through adverse weather conditions and through
the constant threat of hostile ground fire and attack. In spite of
this he superbly accomplished these highly intricate and hazardous
missions in support of free world forces combating aggression.
Through his personal bravery and energetic application of his
knowledge and skill he significantly furthered the goal of the
United states in Southeast Asia. The professional competence, aerial
skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Doyle reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO HUGH T. GARNER, JR.
Captain Hugh T. Garner, Jr. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial. flight as
Aircraft Commander of a C-7A Aircraft near the Duc Hue Special
Forces Camp, Republic of Vietnam on 12 August 1969. On that date
Captain Garner flew a combat essential resupply mission to the
remote insecure airstrip which began to receive hostile fire while
his cargo was being offloaded. After delivering the cargo of
critically needed supplies Captain Garner completed the hazardous
mission despite the fact that his aircraft was damaged by hostile
fire prior to takeoff from the 1500 foot airstrip. The professional
competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Captain
Garner reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
William E. Hutton — Republic of Vietnam, 2 October 1968 to 12 August
1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO WILLIAM E. HUTTON
First Lieutenant William E. Hutton is awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while participating in
aerial flight as an Instructor Pilot at Phu Cat Air Base, Republic
of Vietnam from 2 October 1968 to 12 August 1969. During this period
Lieutenant Hutton flew extremely hazardous missions through adverse
weather conditions and through the constant threat of hostile ground
fire and attack. In spite of this he superbly accomplished these
highly intricate and hazardous missions in support of free world
forces combating aggression. Through his personal bravery and
energetic application of his knowledge and skill he significantly
furthered the goal of the United States in Southeast Asia. The
professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Lieutenant Hutton reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Force.
Richard A. Fox — Mai Loc Special Forces Camp, 18 September 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RICHARD A. FOX
First Lieutenant Richard A. Fox is awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while participating in
aerial flight as a C-7A Pilot at Mai Loc Special Forces Camp,
Republic of Vietnam, on 18 September 1969. On that date, Lieutenant
Fox airlifted quantities of whole blood to the camp on an emergency
resupply mission in extremely adverse weather conditions. Excellent
knowledge of flight procedures, local terrain, and superb judgment
enabled Lieutenant Fox to safely reach the Camp and offload his
critically needed cargo despite hostile ground fire and weather
conditions which forced low level flight at 50 feet above the
ground. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Lieutenant Fox reflect great credit upon himself
and credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO STUART B. CRAFTON
Staff Sergeant Stuart B. Crafton distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
Flight Engineer of a C-7A Aircraft, Phu Cat Air Base, Republic of
Vietnam from 14 November 1968 to 6 October 1969. During this period
Sergeant Crafton flew extremely hazardous mission through adverse
weather and through the constant threat of hostile ground file and
attack. In spite of this he superbly accomplished these highly
intricate and hazardous missions in support of free world forces
combating aggression. Through his personal bravery and energetic
application of his knowledge and skill he significantly furthered
the goal of the United States in Southeast Asia. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant
Crafton reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Manard D. Siler III — Near Saigon, 7 October 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO MANARD D. SILER III
First Lieutenant Manard D. Siler III distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as an
Aircraft Commander near Saigon, Republic of Vietnam on 7 October
1969. On that date, Lieutenant Siler experienced an over speed of
his right engine which necessitated the abortion of that engine.
Because altitude and airspeed could not be maintained, Lieutenant
Siler ordered the jettisoning of the load, after he had maneuvered
his aircraft away from the city of Saigon to an unpopulated area.
Lieutenant Siler then made a single engine landing at Ton Son Nhut
Air Base. The fast and correct decisions of Lieutenant Siler enabled
the safe return of the aircraft and crew. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by
Lieutenant Siler reflect great credit upon himself and the United
States Air Force.
Josh M. Smith, Jr. — Near the Special Forces Camp at Bu Krak, 20
October 1969
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO JOSH M. SMITH
Captain Josh M. Smith, Jr. distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as an Aircraft
Commander of a C-7A aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at Bu Krak,
Republic of Vietnam, on 20 October 1969. On that date Captain Smith
volunteered to qualify two student pilots and deliver combat
necessary ammunition to the camp which had been under siege for
several days. Contact was made with the camp and it was learned that
the area around the camp was saturated with hostile forces. Captain
Smith was able to successfully complete two missions to the camp
under the cover of air strikes and bombing raids without sustaining
aircraft damage or aircrew injury. The professional competence
aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Captain Smith reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Francisco Archibeque — Phu Cat Air Base, 28 January 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO FRANCISCO ARCHIBEQUE
Staff Sergeant Francisco Archibeque distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as an
EC-47 Flight Engineer at Phu Cat Air Base, Republic of Vietnam on 28
January 1970. On that date Sergeant Archibeque flew an extremely
hazardous mission through adverse weather conditions and through the
constant threat of hostile ground fire and attack. The vital
intelligence he collected significantly contributed to the
furtherance of Allied goals in Southeast Asia. The professional
competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant
Archibeque reflect great credit upon himself and the United States
Air Force.
Dana K. Kelly — That Son, 29 March 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DANA K. KELLY
Major Dana K. Kelly distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander on 29 March 1970 when he air dropped a desperately needed
load of small arms ammunition to That Son, Republic of Vietnam. That
Son had been under constant attack and infiltration attempts since
late the previous evening. Despite heavy artillery, air strikes and
heavy concentrations of small arms fire near the field, Major Kelly,
through perfect coordination with forward air control aircraft and
fighters, was able to successfully drop his load on time and on
target. The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to
duty displayed by Major Kelly reflect great credit upon himself and
the United States Air Force.
Robert A. Davis — Dak Seang Special Forces Camp, 2 - 3 April 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO ROBERT A. DAVIS
Lieutenant Colonel Robert A. Davis distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as
Operations Officer at Dak Seang, Republic of Vietnam from 2 April
1970 to 3 April 1970. During this period, Colonel Davis flew nine
emergency resupply missions to airdrop critically needed ammunition,
food, and medical supplies to the occupants of the besieged Special
Forces camp. Although exposed vulnerably to intensive hostile fire,
Colonel Davis, with complete disregard for his personal safety,
completed the missions without the loss of personnel or equipment.
The professional competence, aerial skill, and devotion to duty
displayed by Colonel Davis reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Arthur A. Germann — Dak Seang Special Forces Camp, 2 - 3 April 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO ARTHUR A. GERMANN
Technical Sergeant Arthur A. Germann distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Engineer at Dak Seang, Republic of Vietnam from 2 April
1970 to 3 April 1970. During this period, Sergeant Germann flew
three emergency resupply missions to airdrop critically needed
ammunition, food, and medical supplies to the occupants of the
besieged Special Forces camp. Although exposed vulnerably to
intensive hostile fire, Sergeant Germann, with complete disregard
for his personal safety, completed the missions without the loss of
personnel or equipment. The professional competence, aerial skill,
and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Germann reflect great
credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Second Lieutenant Thomas E. Ward distinguished himself by heroism
while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Pilot at Dak Seang
Special Forces Camp, Republic of Vietnam, on 2 April 1970. At that
time, the camp was under siege and had no means of resupply.
Lieutenant Ward's successful airdrop through intense hostile ground
fire supplied the camp with vitally needed water, medical supplies
and ammunition. The outstanding heroism and selfless devotion to
duty displayed by Lieutenant Ward reflect great credit upon himself
and the United States Air Force.
Thomas B. McHugh — Dak Seang Special Forces Camp, 3 April 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO THOMAS B. MCHUGH
Major Thomas B. McHugh distinguished himself by heroism while
participating in aerial flight as an Aircraft Commander of a C-7A
Aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang, Republic of
Vietnam, on 3 April 1970. On that date Major McHugh elected to fly
an Emergency Resupply Mission in direct support of the besieged
camp. With complete disregard for his personal safety Major McHugh
successfully completed the drop while flying through heavy automatic
weapons fire. The outstanding heroism and selfless devotion to duty
displayed by Major McHugh reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Josh M. Smith, Jr. — Near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang,
3 April 1970
Captain Josh M. Smith, Jr. distinguished himself by heroism while
participating in aerial flight as an Aircraft Commander of a C-7A
Aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang, Republic of
Vietnam, on 3 April 1970. On that date Captain Smith elected to fly
an Emergency Resupply Mission in direct support of the besieged
camp. With complete disregard for his personal safety Captain Smith
successfully completed the drop while flying through heavy automatic
weapons fire. The outstanding heroism and selfless devotion to duty
displayed by Captain Smith reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Thomas G. Neutzling — Near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang,
4 April 1970
First Lieutenant Thomas G. Neutzling distinguished himself by
heroism while participating in aerial flight as an Aircraft
Commander of a C-7A Aircraft at Dak Seang Special Forces Camp,
Republic of Vietnam, on 4 April 1970. On that date, Lieutenant
Neutzling was piloting the number three aircraft in a five aircraft
airdrop to resupply Dak Seang which was under extreme hostile attack
and cut off from all other supply. Flying into intense ground fire,
Lieutenant Neutzling, without regard for his personal safety,
successfully dropped his supplies to the besieged camp to sustain
the lives of its defenders. The outstanding heroism and selfless
devotion to duty displayed by Lieutenant Neutzling reflect great
credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Franklin F. Godek, Jr. — Near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang,
5 April 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO FANKLIN F. GODEK, JR.
Technical Sergeant Franklin F. Godek, Jr. distinguished himself
by heroism while participating in aerial flight as a Flight Engineer
of a C-7A aircraft near the Special Forces Camp at Dak Seang,
Republic of Vietnam, on 5 April 1970. On that date, Sergeant Godek
elected to fly an Emergency Resupply Mission in direct support of
the besieged camp. With complete disregard for his personal safety
Sergeant Godek successfully completed the drop while flying through
heavy automatic weapons fire. The outstanding heroism and selfless
devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Godek reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Thomas B. McHugh — Dak Pek,
30 April 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
FIRST OAK LEAF CLUSTER
TO THOMAS B. MCHUGH
Major Thomas B. McHugh distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement in aerial flight at Dak Pek Airfield, Republic of
Vietnam on 30 April 1970. On that date Major McHugh flying as C-7A
Aircraft Commander delivered urgently needed supplies to the Special
Forces Camp at Dak Pek. Despite adverse weather and a concentration
of heavy ground fire plus the added factor of artillery strikes in
the area Major McHugh successfully delivered his desperately needed
cargo without incident. The professional competence, aerial skill
and devotion to duty displayed by Major McHugh reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Edward G. Hardy — Near Dak Seang, 1 May 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO EDWARD G. HARDY
Technical Sergeant Edward G. Hardy distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as
Flight Engineer on C-7A aircraft near the Special Forces camp at Dak
Seang, Republic of Vietnam, on 1 May 1970. On that date, Sergeant
Hardy willfully volunteered to airdrop vitally needed supplies into
the besieged camp. Despite the hostile environment and personal risk
involved, Sergeant hardy helped execute a precise, one hundred
percent recoverable airdrop. His actions were, in part, responsible
for the successful defense of the camp. The professional competence,
aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Hardy
reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Thomas G. Neutzling — Katum Special Forces Camp, 12 May 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO THOMAS G. NEUTZLING
First Lieutenant Thomas G. Neutzling distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial. flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Katum Special Forces Camp, Republic of
Vietnam on 12 May 1970. On that date Lieutenant Neutzling made two
combat essential sorties carrying vitally ammunition to the
beleaguered camp. Flying through adverse weather, and under the
cover of fighter and forward air controller support, Lieutenant
Neutzling avoided both hostile ground fire and friendly artillery
barrages, thus saving his aircraft and the lives of his crew. The
professional competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed
by Lieutenant Neutzling reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Charles H. Weidman, Jr. — Thong Duc Special Forces Camp, 12 May 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CHARLES H. WEIDMAN, JR.
Major Charles H. Weidman Jr. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Thong Duc Special Forces Camp, Republic
of Vietnam on 12 May 1970. On this date Major Weidman flew his
aircraft on an emergency resupply airdrop mission to deliver
urgently needed ammunition. While exposed to hostile fire Major
Weidman courageously accomplished the vital airlift mission without
loss of personnel or equipment. The professional competence, aerial
skill and devotion to duty displayed by Major Weidman reflect great
credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Thomas E. Ward — Cambodia, 7 June 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO THOMAS B. WARD
First Lieutenant Thomas E. Ward distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Squadron Pilot to a location in Cambodia on 7 June 1970. On
that date Lieutenant Ward repeatedly carried badly needed fuel and
supplies from Tan Son Nhut Air Base, Republic of Vietnam to a
location in Cambodia. Lieutenant Ward successfully completed his
mission despite adverse weather, hazardous terrain and lengthy
exposure to hostile ground fire. The professional competence, aerial
skill and devotion to duty displayed by Lieutenant Ward reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
William E. Buesking — Katum, 8 June 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO WILLIAM E. BUESKING
Major William E. Buesking distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as Pilot of a C-7A
aircraft at Katum, Special Forces Camp, Republic of Vietnam on 28
June 1970. On that date, Major Buesking made a successful tactical
approach, offload, and departure of the field, but after takeoff the
aircraft came under hostile automatic ground fire. Evasive maneuvers
were employed by Major Buesking while checking the engine
instruments for possible engine or system damage and maintaining
close crew coordination through a successful landing at the nearest
airfield. The professional competence, aerial skill and devotion to
duty displayed by Major Buesking reflect great credit upon himself
and the United States Air Force.
Note: This mission was actually
into O Rang, Cambodia. During the processing of this award, the
citation was rewritten to shown the landing at Katum, RVN rather
than in Cambodia, due to political turmoil in the U.S. after the
incident at Kent State University in May 1970.
Charles V. Corder — Katum, 23 December 1970
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO CHARLES V. CORDER, JR.
Major Charles V. Corder, Jr. distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Katum Airfield, Republic of Vietnam, on
23 December 1970. On that date, Major Corder flew an emergency
resupply mission to Katum in support of friendly forces engaged in
conflict with hostile forces in the area. Upon arrival, Major Corder
successfully delivered his cargo of artillery ammunition and
evacuated a C-7A crew whose aircraft had crashed at the airfield.
This feat was accomplished despite the hindrances of a wet airfield,
hazardous terrain, and a lengthy exposure to hostile fire. The
professional competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed
by Major Corder reflect great credit upon himself and the United
States Air Force.
Edward J. Dick — Katum Airfield, 28 February 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO EDWARD J. DICK
Sergeant Edward J. Dick distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Flight
Mechanic at Katum Airfield, Republic of Vietnam on 28 February 1971.
On that date, Sergeant Dick flew his resupply mission in spite of
adverse weather, hazardous terrain, and lengthy exposure to hostile
ground fire. While on the ground, Sergeant Dick offloaded ammunition
in record time. The professional competence, aerial skill, and
devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Dick reflect great credit
upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Aaron A. Baldwin — Katum, 5 March 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO AARON A. BALDWIN
Technical Sergeant Aaron A. Baldwin distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Mechanic at Katum, Republic of Vietnam, on 5 March 1971.
On that date, Sergeant Baldwin was off-loading fuel supplies when
the camp and airstrip were subjected to an enemy rocket attack. In
spite of the rocket attack, Sergeant Baldwin continued to
expeditiously off-load the fuel supplies affording a minimal ground
time and exposure to the enemy attack which allowed the crew to make
an immediate tactical departure. The professional competence, aerial
skill and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Baldwin reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Larry L. Garrison — Cheo Reo, 17 April 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO LARRY L. GARRISON
Major Larry L. Garrison distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a tactical
combat crew member in Southeast Asia on 17 April 1971. During this
time, he displayed courage, professional competence and selfless
devotion in the successful completion of important combat missions.
These distinctive achievements were accomplished while engaged in
hazardous operations requiring frequent and repeated exposure to
hostile ground fire. While participating in a combat resupply
mission at Cheo Reo, Republic of Vietnam, Major Garrison was
requested to land and evacuate the survivors of a camp which had
been overrun by the Viet Cong. There was no medical assistance
available and it was imperative that these personnel be transported
to a medical facility as soon as possible. Despite hostile fire and
marginal weather conditions, Major Garrison successfully landed,
onloaded fourteen seriously wounded personnel and evacuated them to
the Cam Ranh Bay hospital. The professional competence, aerial
skill, and devotion to duty displayed by Major Garrison reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
Gary L. Seymour — Thien Ngon Airfield, 24 April 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO GARY L. SEYMOUR
Captain Gary L. Seymour distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as a C-7A Aircraft
Commander at Thien Ngon Airfield, Republic of Vietnam, on 24 April
1971. On that date, Captain Seymour flew an emergency resupply
mission to Thien Ngon Airfield and made a hazardous night landing.
Captain Seymour successfully delivered his cargo of desperately
needed ammunition despite hazardous terrain, adverse weather, and a
lengthy exposure to hostile ground fire. The professional
competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Captain
Seymour reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
Force.
Peter A. Bird — Katum, 2 May 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO PETER A. BIRD
Captain Peter A. Bird distinguished himself by extraordinary
achievement while participating in aerial flight as Pilot of a C-7A
aircraft at Katum, Republic of Vietnam, on 2 May 1971. On that date,
Captain Bird was on takeoff roll when the base came under rocket
attack. He continued the take off roll and made a tactical departure
proceeding to the nearest suitable airfield to check for aircraft
battle damage. The professional competence, aerial skill and
devotion to duty displayed by Captain Bird reflect great credit upon
himself and the United States Air Force.
David I. Drummond — Katum, 4 May 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DAVID I. DRUMMOND
First Lieutenant David I. Drummond is awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement while participating in
aerial flight as Pilot of a C-7A aircraft at Katum, Special Forces
Camp, Republic of Vietnam on 4 May 1971. On that date, Lieutenant
Drummond made a successful tactical approach, offload, and departure
of the field, but after takeoff the aircraft came under hostile
automatic ground fire. Evasive maneuvers were employed by Lieutenant
Drummond while checking the engine instruments for possible engine
or system damage and maintaining close crew coordination through a
successful landing at the nearest airfield. The professional
competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by
Lieutenant Drummond reflect great credit upon himself and the United
States Air Force.
Richard Z. Yamashiro — Loc Nhin, 8 July 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO RICHARD Z. YAMASHIRO
Master Sergeant Richard Z. Yamashiro distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Mechanic at Loc Ninh, Republic of Vietnam on 8 July
1971. On that date, Sergeant Yamashiro flew a combat essential
mission into Loc Ninh, while the field was in contact with enemy
forces and under constant threat of enemy attack. Sergeant Yamashiro
expeditiously off-loaded the supplies affording a minimal ground
time and exposure to enemy attack which allowed the crew to make an
immediate tactical departure. The professional competence, aerial
skill and devotion to duty displayed by Sergeant Yamashiro reflect
great credit upon himself and the United States Air Force.
David L. Thurstenson — Ha Thanh, 25 September 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO DAVID L. THURSTENSEN
Staff Sergeant David L. Thurstenson distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Flight Mechanic at Ha Thanh, Republic of Vietnam, on 25
September 1971. On that date, Sergeant Thurstenson was off-loading
badly needed ammunition when the camp and airstrip were subjected to
an enemy mortar attack. In spite of the enemy attack, Sergeant
Thurstenson continued to expeditiously off-load the ammunition
affording a minimal ground time and exposure to the enemy attack
which allowed the crew to make an immediate tactical departure. The
professional competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed
by Sergeant Thurstenson reflect great credit upon himself and the
United States Air Force.
Michael F. Loughran — Thien Ngon, 27 September 1971
CITATION TO ACCOMPANY THE AWARD OF
THE DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS
TO MICHAEL F. LOUGHRAN
Captain Michael F. Loughran distinguished himself by
extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as a
C-7A Aircraft Commander at Thien Ngon, Republic of Vietnam, on 27
September 1971. On that date, Captain Loughran flew a resupply
mission to deliver urgently needed food and ammunition. Despite the
fact that the base had been under constant attack for several days,
Captain Loughran courageously accomplished this vital airlift
mission without loss of personnel or equipment. The professional
competence, aerial skill and devotion to duty displayed by Captain
Loughran reflect great credit upon himself and the United States Air
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Topic: Boba Fett Collection (Read 37769 times)
So I am Sith and I are sitting here at work (really we are working) debating whether or not there will be chases in this series. So what do people think? As best as we can tell there is no indication that we'll get chases. However, when is the last time Medicom ever released a series that didn't have chases at all?? Thoughts?
From an e-mail interaction I had with Medicom back in April:
Me: "Will the Boba Fett Collection have secret/chase figures like the regular Star Wars KUBRICK series have had?"
Medicom: "We can not answer to the question as it will no longer be "secret". It will be another exciting assort. Please look forward to it."
Based on that answer, I am expecting to see chases... maybe not 3, but at least 1-2 of them. There are plenty of ways they could stick with the Fett motif for chase figures...
That's exactly one of the versions of Fett I thought of when the possibility of chase figures for this series came up.
I'm expecting there will be chases even though it's not a standard series. I'm hoping for only one or two although I doubt I'll get one in the box I ordered. I'm also crossing my figures that, as cool as the regular six figures are, the chase isn't cooler than any of them!
It would also be great if the set was even packed in the box (not counting chase figures) but I'm also guessing that we'll see a weighted distribution like normal series boxes have. I've been talking with Joe Kersavage (who some of you guys know) about splitting a box with him. He's definitely first on my list for extras, but I told him if he wants to make sure he gets the set of 6 he may want to put in a pre-order somewhere.
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It would also be great if the set was even packed in the box (not counting chase figures) but I'm also guessing that we'll see a weighted distribution like normal series boxes have. I've been talking with Joe Kersavage (who some of you guys know) about splitting a box with him. He's definitely first on my list for extras, but I told him if he wants to make sure he gets the set of 6 he may want to put in a pre-order somewhere.
I saw on the NCS site (and maybe it was "confirmed" elsewhere) but the McQuarries are both planned to be packed 1:12. If I had to guess, unfortunately, the chases would be in the 1:12 boxes as well meaning that even if you get a box of 12 with a chase in it, you might still be missing a regular figure too.
If that breakdown was posted earlier in this thread I missed it, I'd have to go back and look. That's not a terrible mix assuming you don't get a chase in your box. But, on the other hand, I'd rather have to hunt down one of the 1:12 figures rather than a chase figure so that might be an acceptable tradeoff.
Of course, 2 of the coolest figures are 1:12 which I guess isn't a surprise. The Black & While and Droids versions are less important to me but I really like the McQuarrie designs.
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Obviously late commenting on this, but as soon as the indication came that there weren't two complete sets of six in a box of twelve I was pretty sure chase figures would be present. Jeff's conversations all but confirm that obviously, but I can't see any reason for the odd ratios other than standard operating procedures including chase figs. I'd think there'd be one HK, one Japan at 1/96 each and a common like the other series'. I love the speculations on what they might be and it'll be pretty cool when we know.
Chases do sound inevitable, question is will there be more Fett/Mandalorian type characters, more McQuarrie type figures like a McVader or McSnowtrooper or something from Droids like Vlix? What ever they are it should be good.
Chases do sound inevitable, question is will there be more Fett/Mandalorian type characters, more McQuarrie type figures like a McVader or McSnowtrooper or something from Droids like Vlix? What ever they are it should be good.
Well, I had decided not to, but I just ordered a case. I don't want to take the chance of there being chase figs and not even have a chance of a full set or the chase. Just hope I can get rid of all the extras.
Chases do sound inevitable, question is will there be more Fett/Mandalorian type characters, more McQuarrie type figures like a McVader or McSnowtrooper or something from Droids like Vlix? What ever they are it should be good.
Hmmn...how about McQuarrie Luke, Jodo Kast, and Coleman Trebor?
Dunno.
McLuke would be boring and much more difficult in this form than Hasbro's. McVader, if it was a McQuarrie figure, would be the easiest for them with a new helmet and cape. | {
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Abstract : In this paper, we discuss a quantized feedback based diagonal precoder for 4 × 1 multiple-input single-output (MISO) system employing real orthogonal space-time block code (ROSTBC). Precoding improves the coding gain of the MISO system by exploiting channel state information at transmitter. ROSTBC helps in achieving full spatial diversity, full rate, and symbol-wise decoding for arbitrary number of transmit antennas in MISO system. An accurate closed-form expression of the symbol error rate (SER) of considered MISO system is derived with erroneous feedback by using the order statistics. Optimized transmit weights are obtained by minimizing the average SER of the precoding scheme. Simulated and analytical results show that the proposed scheme achieves significant improvement over MISO system employing ROSTBC only. Further, the scheme remains insensitive to the feedback errors. | {
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