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Virginia Tech researchers have been studying ways to make drones safer, including simulating drones crashing into humans. Drones share air space with humans, just like boats share water space with humans.
Virginia Tech released the video above on YouTube 6 January 2017.
While recreational drones crashing into humans is relatively recent event, boats have been doing it since the days of Noah. Boats, outboard motors, propellers, and propeller guards have been impact tested against a range of objects to simulate human impacts, including anthropometric dummies and cadavers. Read More→


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Kirk Wright created a bogus investment scheme that defrauded everyone from professional football players to his own mother.
Yesterday, Wright hanged himself in jail.
The 37-year-old Wright, of Marietta, Ga., was convicted Wednesday of leading an investment scheme that bilked millions of dollars from clients ranging from NFL players to his mother.
Wright faced as many as 710 years in prison and a fine of up to $16 million. He already had been hit with a $20 million judgment as part of a civil lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Honey said no foul play is suspected in Wright’s death.
The guy ran a hedge fund company called International Management Associates that went belly-up in 2006, and created fake documents to hide the fact. When people got suspicious, he skipped town. Police found him in May of that year in a hotel room with fake IDs and about $30,000 in cash.
Wright’s attorney was sympathetic:
“My only reaction to it is that I am very saddened by it,” said Michael O’Leary, one of Wright’s lawyers. “I feel very badly for his family.”
Others…not so much, as evidenced from this story opening in the ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION:
Stripped of his clients’ millions, the hot cars, expensive homes, high-priced jury and his freedom, convicted Marietta hedge fund manager Kirk Wright returned to the basics in ending his life.
Wright, 37, hung himself in his cell at the South Fulton Municipal Regional Jail with a rope fabricated from bedsheets, Maj. Keith McGhee, the jail’s assistant chief, said Monday.
Authorities said that Wright passed a check performed to potentially at-risk inmates:
McGhee said jail officials had talked with Wright on Wednesday after his conviction to make sure he was all right and had put him on “sentencing alert” as they routinely do with recently convicted inmates to check for changes in behavior that would suggest possible escape or suicide attempt. “He was his normal self,” McGhee said.
Somewhat ironic that he pulled off one last con before robbing himself of his own life.

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An Italian wine dinner, in the company of Francesca Dal Cero from the Dal Cero family wine estate, ably supported by wine merchant, Stanley Park. £49.50 per person
An opportunity to taste the wines of this historic family from their two estates in Verona
(Tenuta Giocobbe and Dal Cero) and Tuscany (Tenuta Montecchiesi) matched with
lovely Italian dishes.
In reds, we will taste both traditional styles such as Amarone and their new wave
Super Tuscan inspired Syrah; in whites, there is a rare, true Ramato style to start with,
a modern Tuscan blend and a glorious single vineyard Soave that will amaze with its
depth and nuance.
It will be a delightful evening in great company.
Ramato Pinot Grigio delle Venezie, Tenuta Giocobbe
Vermentino Chardonnay di Toscana, Tenuta Montecchiesi, Cortona
Smoked pancetta ravioli with cep mushrooms and tarragon
Soave Superiore Vigneto Runcata Corte, Tenuta Giocobbe
Marinated Beef rump, cavelo nero, celeriac, beans, Port reduction
Selverello Syrah, Tenuta Montecchiesi, Cortona
Amarone della Valpolicella, Tenuta Dal Cero, Veneto
Hazelnut pannacotta, Praline, raspberry, bitter chocolate
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PRINEVILLE — Grazing cattle and speeding mountain bikes don’t seem compatible to rancher Shelley Santucci.
For that reason, Santucci grew alarmed earlier this year when the U.S. Forest Service floated the idea of constructing a 52-mile system of mountain bike trails largely on her grazing allotment near Prineville.
“It’s not just a bike trail, it’s a bike highway,” Santucci said of the proposal.
The possibility of a mountain bike crashing into a cow at high speed doesn’t seem safe to Santucci, who also worries who’d be held liable for such an accident.
Forest Service employees and mountain biking enthusiasts have not heard of any collisions between cyclists and cattle, they said, and they want to work with the ranchers to alleviate concerns.
Aside from the immediate threat of collisions, Santucci is concerned that the presence of mountain bikers will drive her cattle from the uplands into areas near water.
Santucci’s grazing allotment, which her family’s held for 33 years, is regularly monitored for disturbances to waterways. Violations could mean losing the grazing permit.
“It’s tough enough to keep them in the uplands as it is, because cattle by their nature are roamers,” she said.
Other neighbors of the proposed Lemon Gulch Trail System Project also worry about the heightened risk of fire from more visitors.
The project would entail building three trailheads for up to 40 cars apiece, which critics fear would invite around 100 vehicles a day and greatly worsen traffic on the gravel road leading to the site in the Ochoco National Forest.
These problems, as well as a potential culture clash between rural residents and urban mountain bikers, aren’t worth any economic boost from tourism — which would likely be nominal, said rancher Don Vogel.
“They might stop by a brewery in town and eat a hamburger and drink a beer, but it’s not going to bring much money to this community,” Vogel said.
Though the proposal was officially announced under a “scoping notice” in March, the concept has been fermenting for about three years. Critics feel it’s now largely a fait accompli whose planning they were excluded from.
“The Forest Service has a legal obligation to contact adjacent landowners and affected permittees. None of them were contacted,” said Ann Dill, a neighboring rancher.
Critics of the proposal are trying to muster political opposition to the project at the county, state and federal levels, with the goal of having the trail system built somewhere else.
“We’re not necessarily opposed to it. We’re opposed to it at the location proposed,” Vogel said. “We’ve asked them to go back to the beginning, to start the process over.”
Due to the concerns raised by critics, the Forest Service is hitting “pause” on the proposal, but it doesn’t plan to choose another site for the trail system, said Kassidy Kern, public affairs officer for the agency.
“We definitely pumped the brakes,” she said.
The trail system would predominantly be located within the 50,000-acre Mill Creek Allotment. About 6% of that area — 3,000 acres — would be affected by the proposal, the agency said.
Santucci’s permit allows her to release 340 head of cattle onto the allotment.
The Forest Service is looking into reports of collisions between bikes and cattle on other trails but so far haven’t found any, said Beth Peer, environmental coordinator with the agency.
The agency will be “managing public expectations” so that bikers are aware of cattle and manure on the trails. The agency will also rely on a “phased approach” so that there’s “time for monitoring and assessing” the project’s impacts, Peer said.
“Mountain biking is a valid use of public land, as is grazing,” Kern said. “How do we balance those benefits? That’s what we’re working on right now.”
As for complaints about the planning process, the Forest Service said it’s only taken an active role this year after receiving a submission from the Ochoco Trails Strategy Group.
That “collaborative” group is aimed at resolving conflicts between recreational uses of public lands, such as those between mountain bikes and horses, Kern said. “They’re trying to deconflict themselves before they come to the Forest Service.”
The agency began notifying landowners and started the scoping process once it had taken up the strategy group’s concept, she said. “When they brought us the project proposal, that’s when our wheels began to kick into motion.”
It’s already common for mountain bikes to share trails with cattle, so it should be possible to resolve the concerns of the project’s critics, said Travis Holman, who represented the Central Oregon Trail Alliance in developing the strategy group’s proposal.
“I don’t think I’ve ever heard of a mountain bike colliding with a cow,” Holman said.
Trails that meander through “technical features” require bikers to slow down, while faster trails are designed to have a clear view so that bikers have no problem stopping for obstructions, he said.
It’s possible that rerouting certain trails or reducing the overall trail mileage will alleviate critics’ concerns, Holman said.
“We want to get with the ranchers and look at the specifics on the map,” he said. “We hope to work with them.”


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Palestinian families face new Israeli demolition threat in Silwan
An Israeli court to decide if some 80 homes in occupied East Jerusalem could be demolished to make way for a park.Fakhri Abu Diab, a member of the Silwan Lands Defence Committee, said the threats against homes in Silwan is part of an attempt to target neighbourhoods in the “Holy Basin” where Israel is forging ahead with the City of David theme park.
Ehab Fouad was a teenager when he marched in the parade marking the birth of the United Arab Emirates, that has gone from desert outpost to regional powerhouse in 50 years. © Giuseppe CACACE People walk next to a monument at Dubai Expo 2020, on November 28, 2021, celebrating the upcoming United Arab Emirates' 50th anniversary which falls on December 2 © Giuseppe CACACE Dubai, a former pearling town and now a brash trade and financial centre, boasts a forest of skyscrapers including the world's tallest building, the 830-metre (2,723 feet) Burj Khalifa
The retired civil engineer, now 64, vividly recalls December 2, 1971, when he proudly held aloft the photo of the oil-rich Gulf state's founding father, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan, and saw its new flag for the first time.
LaMelo Ball renews spark in Hornets, much to Michael Jordan's delight
For the first time in Michael Jordan's ownership tenure, Charlotte is a player in the East -- thanks largely to his phenom guard, LaMelo Ball.This was once the site of the old Charlotte Coliseum, which drew enormous crowds and somehow still had enough room for all 5-foot-3 inches of Muggsy Bogues. On the plaque commemorating the Coliseum, there’s an inscription by the great poet, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, that reads: “Look not mournfully into the past, it comes back not again. Wisely improve the present and go forth to meet the future with optimism and without fear.
© Giuseppe CACACE Golden jubilee celebrations will include an airshow, a floating theatrical performance on a mountain lake, parades, concerts and fireworks
Fouad, who strode directly behind the flag-bearer, tears up when he remembers the Abu Dhabi parade and reflects on the decades that followed.
"Fifty years later, I feel special," said the Egyptian father of one.
"It was a remarkable journey for me, and a remarkable journey for this country," said Fouad, who lives with his family in Dubai, one of the country's seven emirates.
Foreigners make up 90 percent of the UAE's population, which has grown to 10 million from around 300,000 when its emirates came together to form a federation, even if its tough laws make most of them ineligible for citizenship.
Interpol success throws spotlight on high-flying Emirati general
Interpol's new president has lived a life rich in awards and achievements, but none has attracted such controversy as his latest success which was accompanied by allegations of torture. Emirati General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi always looked favourite to win Thursday's vote over veteran Czech police officer Sarka Havrankova, and he duly delivered 68.9 percent of the votes cast by member countries. It is far from the only success for a man who became head of the United Arab Emirates' security forces in 2015 and has held several high-level police positions, including general director of central operations in the Abu Dhabi force.
© Giuseppe CACACE An Emirati flag and a banner bearing the portrait of Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum hang on the side of a building in the Gulf emirate
Driven by major oil wealth, the former British protectorate has left behind its humble beginnings of tents and simple, mud-brick houses to become one of the biggest players in the Middle East, both economically and politically.
Dubai, a former pearling town and now a brash trade and financial centre, boasts a forest of skyscrapers including the world's tallest building, the 830-metre (2,723 feet) Burj Khalifa.
"Some people here used to build their houses from date tree branches, then mud bricks, and today it is all villas and towers," Fouad said.
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The late Sheikh Zayed "believed deeply in Arab nationalism, and worked to unite the seven emirates into a single federation", said Elham Fakhro, senior Gulf analyst at the International Crisis Group think tank.
This Stunning American Library Is the Height of Whimsy
You don’t have to look far to find evidence of the variety of visitors who visit Seattle’s Central Library. Located on the basement floor, amidst a globe-spanning collection of DVDs, is a work from artist Ann Hamilton which allows visitors to walk all over on 556 first lines of books, etched into the hardwood floor in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Yes, it’s a small detail in a large building, one that could literally get lost underfoot. But it’s embellishments like these that make Seattle Public Library-Central the latest selection for The Daily Beast’s monthly series, The World’s Most Beautiful Libraries.
"It remains the only functional system of federalism in the Arab world."
Among the world's top producers of crude, the UAE's rapid growth since the 1970s is linked closely to its oil and gas wealth.
However, Dubai, with scant oil resources compared to the capital Abu Dhabi, has blossomed as a financial, transport, tourist and media hub.
The Arab world's second-biggest economy behind Saudi Arabia also wields growing political influence, filling a space ceded by traditional powers such as Egypt, Iraq and Syria.
Since the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, the UAE's increasingly assertive foreign policy has included taking part in wars, such as Yemen, and mediating in several conflicts in the Middle East and Africa.
It is also a beacon for many Arab youth fleeing conflict-ridden countries.
"The UAE has long been concerned about its relative vulnerability, in a region where it is surrounded by larger, more powerful states," Fakhro told AFP.
"Its policy following independence was relatively neutral, but since the Arab Spring it has adopted a more activist foreign policy that aims to shape events in the region to its favour."
Iranian police crack down as protests over dry river turn violent
Protests in Iran turned violent as police cracked down on thousands of people who turned out to demand the revival of a river the government diverted to factories. Farmers last week protested in Isfahan province along the Zayandeh Rud Riverbed, which dried up after the government diverted the water to factories owned by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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The UAE, a staunch opponent of political Islam, has become something of a steward in the turbulent region.
Last year, it took the surprise step of recognising Israel, breaking with decades of Arab consensus that eschewed ties with the Jewish state.
"As a committed regional and international actor, we know we need to take on even more responsibility for the future direction of our region," presidential adviser Anwar Gargash said.
"We have had numerous vacuums over the last decade... We cannot stand by and watch these vacuums filled by malign actors."
Accusations by human rights groups of violations during its intervention in Yemen's conflict, and in prosecutions of dissidents, have not stopped the Emirates becoming a magnet for investment.
The UAE has in recent years relaxed its laws to attract more investments, branding itself a "zero tax" haven.
It lifted a cap on non-local ownership, allowed full foreign control of business ventures, and offered long-term "golden" visas to investors and "exceptional talents" such as artists, doctors, engineers and scientists.
Known in the 19th century as the Trucial States, named after a maritime truce, the seven emirates had been a British protectorate since 1892.
But Sheikh Zayed, who ran oil-rich Abu Dhabi, the biggest and wealthiest of the emirates, saw an opportunity to slowly build a powerful state by joining its family-run neighbours under one flag.
On Thursday, golden jubilee celebrations will include an airshow, a floating theatrical performance on a mountain lake, parades, concerts and fireworks.
Macron wraps up Gulf tour in Saudi with MBS meeting .
After visiting UAE and Qatar, France’s Macron met Mohammed bin Salman in Saudi Arabia to discuss regional ‘stability’.The meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Saturday, after Macron’s meeting with the Qatari emir, was to discuss regional stability, in particular crisis-hit Lebanon, after insisting he has not ignored Riyadh’s rights record.

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Michelle Obama is opening up and getting personal on her podcast, The Michelle Obama Podcast. The former first lady is being vulnerable and normalizing conversations about health, female bodies, and transitions that happen throughout women’s lives. In fact, Obama even shared her own personal experience with menopause and hot flashes.
‘We Were Taught To Be Ashamed Of It’
In an episode on her podcast aptly titled “What Your Mother Never Told You About Health with Dr. Sharon Malone,” Obama shared her own personal experience with puberty and menopause. She reflected on how although she was prepared for puberty thanks to conversations with her mom, not all women are able to have those talks. Plus, discussing puberty and hormonal changes in women has been a taboo topic.
Obama is changing that. She’s being honest about transitions that occur within her body. Also, the former first lady has made it her personal mission to help women feel comfortable with their bodies. From puberty to menopause, Obama discussed how women’s bodies are always changing.
“When you think of all that a woman’s body has to do over the course of her lifetime,” she remarked, “going from being prepared to give birth to actually giving birth, and then having that whole reproductive system shut down in menopause, right? The changes, the highs and lows, and the hormonal shifts, there is power in that. But we were taught to be ashamed of it and to not even seek to understand it or explore it for our own edification, let alone to help the next generation.”
Having A Hot Flash On Marine One
Michelle Obama is normalizing conversations about the menopause transition. In fact, the former first lady shared that she began experiencing perimenopause even in her 30s. “I have a very healthy baseline, and also, well, I was experiencing hormone shifts because of infertility, having to take shots and all that,” admitted Obama. “I experienced the night sweats, even in my 30s, and when you think of the other symptoms that come along, just hot flashes, I mean, I had a few before I started taking hormones.”
She even recalled having hot flashes aboard Marine One. “I remember having one on Marine One,” continued Obama. “I’m dressed, I need to get out, walk into an event, and, literally, it was like somebody put a furnace in my core and turned it on high, and then everything started melting. And I thought, ‘Well, this is crazy. I can’t, I can’t, I can’t do this.’”
Hot flashes don’t stop just because you’re the first lady. However, Obama knows that talking about the menopause transition will help other women. She is dedicated to helping women feel more comfortable with their bodies. By talking about menopause, Obama is doing just that.

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Discover Prompts Day 5: Dish
Usually, on a Sunday, I prepare meals and “healthy” snacks for the week. I work part-time a few towns away, and during the tourist season in SW Florida, the commute at peak hours is a nightmare. On days that I have to work, I like to make sure I don’t have to fuss over what I’m going to eat. On days that I don’t work, I still don’t like planning and preparing elaborate meals. I’ve taken to making one pot and one-dish meals, such as soups, casseroles, pizza, or pasta. Keep it Simple is my motto.
This is the second week where I’ve not planned out my week partly because I have not been to work for three weeks because of COVID 19. It has been challenging to plan, mainly because the supermarket has been hit or miss with what is available. I make it up as I go along. I managed to find ground turkey at the end of last week and promptly prepared my version of “sloppy joes” on mini French rolls with a side of oven-fries and a cucumber salad.
In preparing my meal, I noticed that I was running low on “recaito.” Recaito is a homemade seasoning, basic to just about all my recipes. Some people call it sofrito, which means “gently fried” or sautéed. Growing up, I used to watch my grandmother and mother chop up all the vegetables each time for every meal. The onions, pepper garlic, and sometimes tomatoes are sautéed in a heavy pan before adding to the dish. Every day, for every meal…chop, chop! On rare occasions, I’ll take the time to do to chop up everything fresh, but in general, I thank goodness for blenders, food processors, and Magic bullets!
Recaito. consists of onion, garlic, peppers (I prefer cubanelle or Italian pepper), aji dulce -small sweet peppers (don’t confuse with the Scotch bonnets), add cilantro and culantro/coriander leaves (culantro has a more robust flavor, use sparingly.)
As you know, supermarkets have limited supplies, and since I didn’t feel like traveling to a specialty supermarket, I decided to make the Lazy -Lindi version of recaito. These are, after all, unprecedented times of basic survival. The newscasts continue to say that things will get worse or peak in the coming weeks. I don’t want to be without recaito in the middle of a pandemic. We all have our limits.
Usually, I make a big batch to share. See my attempt at a still-life of my ingredients and tools. You may recognize a Ninja blender, extra-large measuring cup, ice cube trays, pre-cut green peppers and onions, peeled garlic, a small bunch of cilantro, and small packaged culantro. The ice cube trays are for easy storage. After the ingredients are blended, I pour the mixture in Ice cube trays and then in a freezer bag or container. When I’m cooking, it’s easy to pop an ice cube or two into my soups, sauces, Spanish rice, or beans. If you are not feeling exotic, leave out the cilantro and culantro. It’s still a tasty and convenient way to have condiments on hand.
So with my magic ingredient past down from generations, I am ready to survive our COVID 19 Pandemic. Be safe.


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Huawei is simply inches away to unveils its flagship Huawei Mate 30 collection. Right ahead of its legit arrival, a mysterious tool with fashion quantity NLE-AL00 makes its access on Geekbench. Some Chinese tipsters declare, the supplied fashion quantity doesn’t fit with the Huawei Mate 30 and Mate Pro. Therefore, every other smartphone may also be incorporated within the Mate lineup.
Furthermore, having a look on the base frequency, the tool appears to be working on the newest Kirin 990 chipset. The ratings get a vital development over the Kirin 980. According to the Geekbench record, it ratings 3,842 issues for single-core and 11,644 issues for the multi-core. Apart from that, the tool runs on Android 10 OS bringing 8GB RAM out of the field.
In comparability, Huawei P30 Pro primarily based on Kirin 980 chip ratings 3,345 issues for unmarried and 10,194 issues for the multi-core procedure. Indeed, the margin isn’t large, however a slight development within the CPU division if we consider in those ratings. However, it’s not but transparent if it is Kirin 990 5G or same old Kirin 990, as a result of each have other specifications.
The HiSilicon Kirin 990 pack tri-cluster octa-core CPU with 2x Cortex-A76 cores clocked @2.86GHz, every other 2x Cortex-A76 cores @2.09GHz and 4x power-efficient cores clock @1.86GHz. The 5G variant will get a spice up in two number one cores with clock pace @2.36GHz and 4 power-efficient cores are clocked @1.95GHz. Another bathroom distinction discovered on those chipsets is in NPU division. The Kirin 990 makes use of dual-core NPU with big-core and a tiny-core, while, Kirin 990 5G have 2 large cores to deal with the heavy AI activity.
Both processors arrive with 16 core Mali-G76 MP16 GPU underneath the hood. Overall, each the SoC are very succesful processors. We can’t pass judgement on simply by having a look at benchmark ratings, as a result of the corporate emphasizes on AI extra, that would consequence the strong and seamless efficiency. All the doubts can be cleared on September 19, when the corporate is formally launching its Mate 30 collection.


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English Composition 2
August 9, 2010
The issue of deaths from state to state caused by police officers use of tasers and how it affects peoples’ lives. Some states are in the midst of doing something about the problem. The amount of Taser deaths has grown more and more over time with the use of tasers. Governments are trying to change when and how an officer uses their taser guns and how it is necessary not to harm both the offender and the user. Families of the victims are suing police departments for the misuse of their taser guns, which resulted in the deaths of their love ones.
The idea of this report comes from an article from the Hampton County Guardian newspaper of Hampton County S.C... The title is “Family sues HCSO over Taser Death”. (www.hamptoncountyfuardian.com) I choose this issue because it is “Dear to my heart”. The family in this article is my sister and her children, which their ages range from (5 to 21) then. They all witnessed their father killed by the use of a Taser guns. In my essay I will ask the main questions like, (“Why are there taser guns?”), (“Why are there so many deaths with the use of the gun?”), and (“What is done by the government to fix the problem?”).
With this report, I hope to reach everyone who may not be informed in this issue and tell him or her, what I have found in this matter. In my first question of my essay, “Why are there taser guns?” The company called Taser International is the makers of the taser gun. They felt the making of the taser gun would help in assistance those in taking down criminals so there would be no one harm. The original inventors are Jack Cover, who was a researcher for NASA back in the 1970s, combine with a man name Rick Smith who is the CEO of Taser International. Taser International is the supplier of the guns and they said that the miss used of the guns are in the hands of the person using them, to the point that they...

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It was so cold on February 20, 1969, that the launch was delayed; even the biggest of all Soviet rockets wasn’t immune to the frigid winters in Kazakstan. Conditions had warmed enough the next day, and at 3:18pm the mammoth N-1 rocket left the Earth for the first time. The combined thrust of the 30 engines powering the first stage shook the ground, and the fire pouring from the bottom of the rocket was an awe inspiring sight for the people who had spent years bringing the rocket to life. Then, just 70 seconds later, all 30 engines shut down. Momentum carried the N-1 to about 17 miles before gravity brought it crashing back to Earth. The escape system separated the modified lunar spacecraft that was its payload, sending it about 21 miles away from the launch pad. The rest of the rocket landed some 10 miles further. In less than two minutes, the Soviets’ last valiant effort to beat America to the Moon was reduced to piles of twisted and burnt metal.
Two N-1s on launch pads
Genesis of the Mega Booster
Like so many large-scale programs of the space age, the N-1 rocket has its roots before the space age formally began with the launch of Sputnik. As was happening in the United States in the mid-1950s, Soviet scientists and planners were beginning to turn their attention towards space. In 1954, one mission up for consideration was a manned flyby of Mars or Venus, something simpler than a landing mission but not a mission that could be done with the existing R-7 rocket. To get to our planetary neighbours, the Soviets would need something much bigger.
This need begat proposals to chiefs of design bureaus in military and research institutions in July of 1957, one of which was a heavy lift interplanetary rocket called TMK, a transliteration of the Russian for Heavy Interplanetary Ship. It ultimately fell to the OKB-1 design bureau at the NII-88 research centre, which was part of the Space Technology Institute, to build this rocket. As the chief designer and head of OKB-1, the program fell specifically to Sergei Korolev.
The Mars/Venus flyby mission parameters dictated specifics for the rocket.Mission planners figured the minimum payload for these missions would be 75 tons. Only 15 tons of that would be the interplanetary spacecraft; the remaining 60 tons would be the mass of the rocket. Don’t forget: rockets have to lift themselves off the Earth along with their payload.
A rocket with this much lift capacity was going to need powerful engines, so Korolev when to the man with the most experience with big rockets: Valentin Glushko, the head of the OKB-456 design bureau. Glushko presented a plan using nitric acid and UDMH in the first stage engines, and Korolev flat out refused. He didn’t want to further complicate the already challenging N-1 by using toxic chemicals. Glushko was unwavering, and this disagreement over engines began a long-standing conflict between the engineers and their design bureaus, and also Glushko’s campaign to stop the N-1 from flying.
With Glushko out, Korolev turned to OKB-276 with Nikolay Kuznetstov at the head to develop the N-1’s engines. Kuznetstov didn’t have Glushko’s experience with big engines, so his solution was crude: get the necessary power by using more smaller engines. The solution suited Korolev and the N-1 started the slow process of moving from concept to reality.
From Venus to the Moon
Korolev’s mega booster program moved steadily forward until 1964 when a strange Soviet decision suddenly derailed years of work. To this point in the space race, the Soviets had been in the lead — it had launched the first satellite, the first animal, the first man into orbit, the first woman, and done the first spacewalk. But the United States was starting to pull ahead with promises from the Gemini program, and Apollo was (metaphorically) already on its way to the Moon. NASA was, effectively, racing against itself to the Moon. But then on August 3, the Soviet Union decided to take on the American challenge of landing a man on the Moon by the end of the decade. Three years after the America officially started its lunar landing program, Soviet leadership endorsed its own.
To spare the N-1 being cancelled in light of this new goal, OKB-1 presented a proposal to go to the Moon with this rocket rather than build a new one. The plan was ultimately accepted and in 1965 the burden of getting a cosmonaut to the Moon before the Americans fell to Korolev and his N-1.
But there was a problem. The N-1 was powerful enough the launch a Mars or Venus flyby mission, but it couldn’t send a landing mission to the Moon. A landing mission is heavier than a flyby mission, especially a free-return trajectory mission. With a flyby, you don’t need to carry fuel for an orbit insertion burn, for a transearth injection burn, and you certainly don’t need a landing vehicle with its own complicated life support and propulsion systems. But these are all things you absolutely need on a landing mission.
So by design the N-1 was a poor Moon rocket. Consider as a comparison the Saturn V, which was honed for Apollo’s lunar orbit rendezvous mission architecture. The Saturn V could put 130 tons into low Earth orbit, enough for even the long-duration Apollo missions that took rovers to the Moon. The N-1 was limited to 75 tons.
This left Korolev’s bureau with a choice: either assemble the lunar spacecraft in orbit with multiple launches or make the N-1 more powerful. They chose the latter to avoid losing a mission from a launch failure. The solution was to decrease the temperature of the Kerosene and overcool the liquid oxygen to store more in the existing tanks, upgrade all the rocket engines, and add six more to the first stage. To get to the Moon the N-1 would have 30 engine powering its first stage, but it could still only take 95 tons into orbit.
The N-1 rolling to the launch pad
**Structure of the N-1 **
The final arrangement of the N-1 emerged after this decision. At the bottom of the stack was Block A, the first stage powered by 30 engines, all of which were managed by a system called KORD. This was a realtime diagnostics system that monitored the crucial parameters for all the engines that was also capable of making the decision to shut down individual engine should it show signs of pending catastrophic failure. This took advantage of the redundancy of a rocket with 30 engines; losing one engine or even two wouldn’t completely ruin a launch. The others could compensate.
But power isn’t all you need for a launch. That rocket also has to be directed in flight. Pitch and yaw control in the N-1 were achieved through differential thrust. Rather than use a complicated and heavy system to swivel the engines, the N-1 was used differential thrust; less power from one side of the rocket would tilt it in the desired direction of flight. Roll control came from six small nozzles outside the main engine cluster could swivel to move the stack around it’s vertical axis. Like the Saturn V, the N-1 was a multistage rocket. There were two stages above Block A. The second stage was Block B, powered by eight engines. Block V was the third stage and ti was powered by four engines.
On top of Block V was the payload, and for the lunar mission this was the L-3 complex consisting of four parts. Block G sat directly above Block V, and this was the translunar injection stage that would send the crew to the Moon. Above that was Block D, the stage that would perform any midcourse correction burns, the lunar orbit insertion burn, and the burn to start the crew’s descent to the lunar surface. And then there were the two spacecraft, the Block I LOK lunar orbiter and Block E LK lunar lander.
When Korolev died in 1966, the N1-L3 program was transferred to his successor Vasiliy Mishin, and under new leadership the rocket got ready for its first flight. A directive called for the N-1 to fly in the second half of 1967 to keep pace with the Americans, but this proved impossible. The rocket was eventually erected on the pad in May of 1968, and everything was finally ready in February of 1969. By this time Apollo 8 had already orbited the Moon but NASA still had a ways to go before attempting the landing. There was hope that the Soviets could still beat the Americans if this first N-1 launch was trouble-free.
N1-3L — the third N-1 rocket not to be confused with L-3 as the lunar spacecraft — left the Earth at 3:18pm on February 21, 1969. At T+70 seconds, all the engines shut down, and within another minutes it was in burning heaps on the ground.
Preliminary data said engines 12 and 24 hd shut down, and instead of firing longer to compensate the remaining 28 had all shut down early. The investigation deepened to focus on KORD. It turned out that electrical interference manifested as an erroneous signal from KORD to shut down engine 12, triggering shutdown of its opposite, engine 24, to retain symmetry. As the rocket flew higher, vibrations tore off a gas pressure-measuring pipe in the turbo pump and broke a fuel pressure pipe in engine number 2. This sent hot kerosene flowing into the base of the rocket, triggering a rise in temperature in engines 3, 21, 22, 23, and 14. The fire destroyed insulation covering power supply cables. This was interpreted by KORD as pulses in the turbo pumps, which sent the command to shut down all engines. The signal traveled up the rocket to freeze the engines in Blocks B and V, too.
Finding the root of the problem didn’t mean it was easy to fix. KORD’s designed admitted that a fire could result in KORD sending faulty commands, and it wasn’t an easy fix. This team was eventually told to keep this matter to themselves as the Soviets hurried to prepare a second N-1 before America landed on the Moon.
The N-1 takes flight
The Second Failure
At 2:18 in the morning on July 4, 1969, the second N-1 rocket left the earth. In an attempt to avoid a second round of premature engine shutdowns, new thermal insulation covered KORD’s wires and transmission lines were isolated from one another to prevent erroneous signals. There were also more sensors in each engine, so more data points for engineers, and KORD, to read.
The rocket began to rise, but just 10.5 seconds later bright pieces could be seen falling from the tail section. The stack seemed to hover, then tilt, then it fell back to the launch pad and collapsed, triggering a series of explosions that engulfed the whole area in flames. It was the largest disaster on a launch pad the Soviet program had experienced, and amazingly no one was killed.
The accident investigation studied telemetry, photos, and film to find that all 30 Blovk A rockets had been firing with the rocket still on the launch pad.Then, a turbopump supplying liquid oxygen to engine number 8 had exploded just before liftoff. The other engines kept working, but just 650 feet above the launch pad engines started shutting down. Within 12 seconds, every engine but number 18 was shut down, and that lone engine pitched the rocket on its side, sending it crashing nearly broadside and adding to its destructive power.
It seemed debris in the turbo pump for engine 8 was the root of the problem. It caused an explosion, the force of which severed feedlines to other the engines and started a fire. This sent a signal to KORD that the pressure and turbopump rotation rates were dangerously high in engines 7, 19, 20, and 21, and it shut them down, followed by the rest, except 18. Debris, a problem with an oxygen sensor, and erroneous signals from KORD had brought down another N-1.
While the Soviet space program was picking up the literal and metaphorical pieces of the second N-1 disaster, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon. The rocket that had been ripped from its interplanetary program and forced into a lunar mission was now without application. But the program wasn’t cancelled. Changes were made and the directive came from national leadership to ready another N-1 for launch.
A little more than two years later, the third N-1 left the launch pad on June 27, 1971. This rocket started off better than any other launch but quickly developed roll stabilization problems. This put strong torque forces on the rocket, damaging and ultimately destroying Block B. Then at T-51 seconds KORD sent a signal to all 30 first stage engines to shut down. The rocket broke apart in the air and crashed down to Earth. The final flight of the N-1 came on November 23, 1972. For the first 77 seconds, the rocket actually behaved as designed. As it flew further than any of its predecessors, KORD shut down the central cluster of six engines right on time at T+90 seconds,. But fourteen seconds later an explosion erupted in the tail of the Block A, and the mission was over.
This was the last hurrah for the N-1 program. After more than a decade of development and eight years of high priority as a lunar landing program, the N-1 mega booster was cancelled by decree of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in 1974.
SpaceX’s Interplanetary Transport System first stage
SpaceX’s Modern Incarnation
SpaceX recently announced an audacious plan to send a crew of 100 humans to Mars to start a colony, and the rocket to launch this massive mission bears some striking similarities to the N-1. Namely in the number of engines powering its first stage. SpaceX’s Interplanetary Transport System — exactly what the N-1 started life as — has 42 engines in its first stage. The core is seven gimbaling engines surrounded by a ring of 14 fixed engines in the middle then another 21 fixed engines in the outer ring.
It’s obviously not exactly the same. The inner engines gimbaling is something the N-1 couldn’t do, and this rocket is designed to carry far more mass into low Earth orbit — 606 tons compared to the N-1’s 95 tons or the Saturn V’s 130 tons. And there is something to be said for the redundancy of so many engines. With 42, the rocket could stand to lose one or possibly two without having the lost thrust badly affect its launch; the others could fire longer to compensate.
But a lesson learned from the N-1 comes to mind: with 42 engines there are 42 complex systems in which one small mishap can break down the entire stage. SpaceX obviously won’t be using the antiquated Soviet KORD system to manage feedback from all its engines. So we can only hope — especially the 100 volunteers for the first mission! — that it comes up with a far more successful way of managing the data from that many engines firing at the same time. Because 42 engines is a lot of places for something to go wrong enough to take down a rocket.


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The phrases in Barack Obama’s inauguration speech that have evoked the greatest enthusiasm across the political spectrum of the US establishment, from the Republican right to liberal Democrats, were those suggesting that the American people are responsible for the present economic catastrophe. “Our economy is badly weakened,” he declared, “a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare the nation for a new age.”
Precisely what those “hard choices” are Obama did not specify, but he made clear they in no way involve a challenge to the capitalist market system, declaring that “its power to generate wealth and expand freedom is unmatched.”
He broadly hinted that the “hard choices” he would make involve sweeping cuts in social programs, including ending programs that don’t’ “work.” This policy of austerity, which, as he had previously indicated, would include cuts in bedrock programs such as Social Security and Medicare, was summed up in his call for “a new era of responsibility.”
The implicit demand for greater sacrifice from the American people was hailed by liberal commentators such as the Washington Post’s David Ignatius, who praised Obama for telling the people that the crisis was “partly our fault.” He continued, “We all know the Pogo line about how ‘we have met the enemy, and he is us.’ Obama implicitly seemed to embrace it.”
Yesterday, we wrote of our eager anticipation of Barack Obama’s long-suppressed opinion on the mass slaughter in Gaza. As we all know, the most eloquent, forthright and morally concerned orator of the age kept a demure silence on this subject for weeks, because, he said, “we have only one president at a time,” who alone should speak about foreign policy. Of course, that didn’t keep the morally concerned orator from speaking freely on almost every other aspect of foreign policy — Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, etc. But consistency, as they say, is the hobgoblin of small minds, and the brain of the new president — who has set the world aflame with rhetoric that has never been heard in Washington before, soaring phrases of penetrating uniqueness about freedom, hope, peace, and the enduring greatness of the American people — is famously large.
The invasion of Gaza — which began after Israel broke the ceasefire, launched provocative and deadly raids inside Gaza, and had also tightened its death-grip blockade to a level quite legitimately comparable to the Warsaw Ghetto — was actually the fault of (wait for it, wait for it)…. the Palestinians. Thus sprach Barack. more – Chris Floyd
Obama’s Top Secret Phone will run using possibly the buggiest and most easily accessible software for hackers to penetrate, WINDOWS.
When the prez isn’t having trouble dealing with bugs, shut downs and Boot Again? messages, his Top Secret phone will be hacked into in no time, most likely by that SLC in the ME that is always proclaiming that it is our best friend in the world, at the same time sending armies of spies to penetrate the Pentagon, White House and the State Department. The same bunch that snooped into then President Clinton’s phone calls when he was getting his cigars soaked by Monica Lewinsky will be the same bunch that spies on Obama to twist and bend him to their will. That same bunch which had a huge part in helping pull off the false-flag of 9/11, thru a massive spying operation on American telecommunications, thru the Israeli companies AmDocs and Comverse Infosys. more – Greg Bacon
*********** At Least They Didn’t Name Him “Sue” Adolf Hitler Campbell (center) and his parents Heath and Deborah. For reasons only they know, and haven’t chosen to share with the rest of us, Holland Township, New Jersey residents Heath and Deborah Campbell named their oldest child Adolf Hitler Campbell.
His younger sisters are named Joyce Lynn Aryan Nation Campbell and Honszlnn Hinnler Jeannie Campbell, the latter name apparently an illiterate tribute of some sort to SS Chief Heinrich Himmler.
The Campbells have odd and reprehensible taste in names for their children, certainly. But it was the conduct of Sgt. Harris — who was only following the orders of his superiors — that displayed the same authoritarian conformity that facilitated the evil acts carried out by the National Socialist regime.
The fact that the Campbell household is entirely dependent on government transfer payments italicizes one little-understood facet of the Welfare State: The same government that pays to feed and shelter the children implicitly claims them as its property, and stands prepared to exercise that claim whenever its functionaries see fit to do so.This principle was laid out with admirable frankness by H.G. Wells (yes,that H.G. Wells), a supporter of Britain’s Fabian Socialist movement, in his 1919 book New Worlds for Old.
*********** Talk to the Hand: Resist the NWO Communism. Nazism. Zionism. These movements are all just different facets of the same evil impulse to enslave humanity under totalitarianism. The Illuminati dangle baits, hoping to lure people into traps. They want people to fight each other. When the people oblige, expend their blood and treasure, and finally demand a solution, the Illuminati miraculously pull exactly the right cyanide-laced casserole pre-cooked out of the freezer. Just pop it in the media oven for an hour, and you’re good to go. Just like the Patriot Act.
vice chairman of Perseus LLC “a merchant bank and private equity fund management company headquartered in Washington,… invested in numerous buyout and growth equity transactions… with capital commitments totaling approximately $2.0 billion.
former Senate Majority Leader George J. Mitchell as a special envoy for the Middle East.
He is Global Chairman Emeritus of DLA Piper the worlds largest lawfirm specializing in, among other things… Technology, and Venture Capital and Private Equity sectors.
During the 2008 Presidential primaries, DLA Piper’s largest contribution was $10,000 to Hillary Clinton; by contrast, there were no contributions to her main competitors, Barack Obama and John Edwards. In addition, DLA Piper attorneys John Merrigan & Matthew Bernstein are major money-raisers for Hillary Clinton.
DLA Piper employees bundled over $470,000 to Mrs. Clinton’s campaign, making DLA Piper Clinton’s leading contributor as of February 28, 2008. American Everyman
From an article by David Cronin (my emphasis in red):
“Israel’s refusal to allow civilians any exit route from Gaza as its defence forces rained bombs down on schools and houses appears unprecedented in modern warfare, a United Nations investigator has said.
Richard Falk, the UN’s special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, described the sealing off of the Gaza Strip in order to ensure that nobody could flee it as ‘a distinct, new and sinister war crime.’
‘For the first time in a military operation, the civilian population as a whole has been locked into a war zone,’ he told a meeting of the European Parliament by telephone. ‘No children, women, sick people or disabled people were allowed to leave. For the first time, the option of becoming a refugee has been withheld.'”
On a recent visit to Tucson, where I was invited to give a presentation on monetary reform, I was disturbed by a story of strange goings on in the desert. A little over a year ago, it seems, a new industrial facility sprang up on the edge of town. It was in a remote industrial zone and appeared to be a bus depot. The new enterprise was surrounded by an imposing security fence and bore no outward signs identifying its services. However, it soon became apparent that the compound was in the business of outfitting a fleet of prison buses. Thirty or so secondhand city buses were being reconfigured with prison bars in the windows and a coat of fresh paint bearing the “Wackenhut G4S” logo on the side.
The new Wackenhut operation is shrouded in mystery. It has been running its fleet of empty prison buses night and day, apparently logging miles on a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) contract. Multiple buses can be seen driving all over town and even on remote desert back roads. Oddly, except for the driver and one escort guard seated in front, these buses are always empty.
There is another interesting piece to this puzzle. On the desolate plain between Phoenix and Tucson is a tiny town called Florence, Arizona, which features a population consisting largely of prisoners. For decades, Florence has been the home of two of the largest county and federal prisons in the state; and in 2007, a vast new DHS prison was built there as well. Like the Wackenhut buses, this shiny new facility, which literally disappears into the horizon, has gone unannounced and unnoticed by the general public. A new facility for imprisoning illegal aliens? It is hard to imagine such expensive infrastructure being built for that purpose when U.S. policy has been to simply return illegals to their home countries.
Fraud and waste aside, this mysterious activity has sinister implications. Why the obvious secrecy?
Some of the Democratic Party-oriented leaders of the U.S. anti-war movement have been claiming since 2006 that the election of a Democratic Party-controlled U.S. Congress and a Democratic President would end the U.S. War Machine’s immoral military occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan. Yet the Democratic Obama Administration has still not ordered the U.S. War Machine to immediately start withdrawing all Pentagon troops and U.S. private contractor troops from Iraq and Afghanistan by February 1, 2009.
One reason may be because it was a Democratic Administration, the Carter Administration, which initiated a covert war against people in Afghanistan in the late 1970s; and it was a Democratic Administration, the administration of Obama Administration Secretary of State-Designate Clinton’s husband, which continued the Bush I Administration’s war on the Iraqi people during the 1990s.
For more information on some of the historical roots of Obama’s War In Iraq & Afghanistan, you might want to check out the following items that first appeared in the now-defunct alternative newsweekly Downtown in the 1990s: more – Bob Feldman
Are you one of the millions of callous, unaware, delusional, brain dead, immune from empathy, ill-fated humans in the world that willingly and thoughtlessly condones and supports some or most of the massive, completely unnecessary hideous forms of never ending torture and brutal premature deaths of millions of precious creatures everyday?
The most repulsive, gruesome, unimaginable tragedy’s that happen everyday are overwhelmingly supported by most people in the world, including most religious and government leaders. The never ending worst possible kinds of completely unnecessary forms of cruelty and sufferings forced upon the innocent, helpless, animal race represent the worst crimes in history.
Wise up now! Do not be unwilling or reluctant to know the real truth. Become aware now of why you and those whom you love should not participate, support, promote, or condone any of the many different types of despicable and sickening forms of cruelty to animals.
“You might be shocked to know that in the United States alone approximately 660,000 animals are killed for meat every hour. A surprising quantity of animal flesh is consumed. In a 72 year lifetime, the average American consumes approximately 11 cattle, 3 lambs and/or sheep, 23 hogs, 45 turkeys, 1,100 chickens and 862 pounds of fish. Bon appetite!” Source: Himalayan Academy, California & Hawaii
“While we ourselves are the living graves of murdered beasts, how can we expect any ideal conditions on this earth?” George Bernard Shaw more – Vegan School 101
Oy oy oy, we knew our Obambi’le wouldn’t let us down.
The whole world is throwing their shoes at us and screaming for sanctions against Yisrael, but on his first day at the Oival Office, our goy golem reached out his hand of friendship to us, the Jewish people.
And what did our Obambi’le do on his first working day as POTUS’le? Did he call up that fahklumpte Ban Ki-moon to convey his concern about the civilian casualties and the accidental bombing of UN schools, food aid warehouses and hospitals? Oy, no. Auntie has the feeling the UN party-poopers weren’t even invited to the Inauguration Ball! more – Auntie Ziona


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By Sarah DeMerle
Does your four-legged canine pal spend hours lazing around, gazing out of the window, or waiting for that next delectable treat? While many of us are preoccupied with daily responsibilities, our pets continue to need exercise in order to stay healthy. One great solution is pack-walking, a trend that has gained significant popularity on the west coast, and is now available in Buffalo.
What are packs and why is pack walking great for your dog? Packs are groups of animals that live and hunt together for survival. Since dogs are descendants of the wolf, a wild social animal that has a pack mentality, they are also pack animals. Pack mentality is determined by their different positions within the group. One pack member is always the leader, or alpha dog, to which all dogs in the group look to for protection and guidance. Pack mentality also happens in your home, even if you only have one dog. The minute you bring your new furry friend home, you become part of their pack.
What happens when you are part of the pack? When your dog looks to you as a pack member, it helps with training efforts. To feel safe and comfortable, your pet needs you to set rules and guidelines. This involves many steps during basic training. However, once you’ve succeeded, pack walks are a great next step. They provide many benefits and are highly recommended by veterinarians and other canine experts.
What happens during pack walking? Your dog will instinctively adapt to walking together with one or more other dogs, and the benefits are pretty incredible. Even dogs who tend to be territorial learn to be part of a group in a neutral environment. They feel comfortable in the pack, as they look to the alpha dog for guidance. Pack walking also fulfills a dog’s natural instinct to travel together and bond with other dogs. Not only does it offer great exercise and mental stimulation, but owners report significant improvements in their pets’ behavior. For example, many anxious and shy dogs suddenly feel a sense of comradery among the other dogs.
Examples of improved behaviors from pack walking. Lola, an older puggle, barked and ran away from us when we first met her in her backyard. Now, acclimated to the pack, she can’t wait to get in the car with us. Zev, a chocolate lab who wants to be everyone’s best friend, also helped Lola feel welcome. Marley, a tiny Chinese-crested poodle, feared big dogs because of previous unpleasant experiences in her neighborhood. Now, Marley’s best friends are two 120-pound Newfoundlands. I could write an entire book detailing similar heartwarming experiences.
I have always had a strong passion for all things dog related. Turning that passion into 716 Dog Pack allows me to help my fellow dog lovers keep their pets active, social, and well-behaved. 716 Dog Pack offers dog training, pack walks, and hikes. Want to learn more? Visit https://716dogpack.com, call 716-479-1617, or email email@example.com. I can’t wait to meet your furry pal!

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…Qualcomm and Microsoft announced the first Windows 10 devices with ARM-based processors will be arriving early next year. HP, Asus, and Lenovo will all be launching laptops and convertibles with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 processor in them, with prices expected to range from [US]$600 to [US]$800.
These are laptops running off the same hardware that’s in this year’s flagship Android phones like the Samsung S8 & Google Pixel 2. That’s pretty cool, and an interesting development in the processor stakes. Apple have been going this way with their own custom SoCs and iOS for a while now but having Windows port over is quite telling.
The new Snapdragon 845 processor wont be in the first round of these laptops, despite both coming out in 2018. Expect them to be in the 2nd gen though which will provide an overall speed boost as well as their new LTE gigabit modem.


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Patty Duke Is Dead at 69
By Duane Byrge
March 29, 2016
She received an Academy Award at 16 for playing Helen Keller in 'The Miracle Worker' and starred as two cousins in 'The Patty Duke Show.'
Patty Duke, who won a best supporting actress Oscar for her performance as Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker and starred as two cousins, different as night and day, on her own sitcom, has died, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. She was 69.
"This morning, our beloved wife, mother, matriarch and the exquisite artist and champion of mental health, Anna Patty Duke, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place," read a family statement. "We celebrate the infinite love and compassion she shared through her work and throughout her life."
Although she performed in films, theater and TV, Duke was most successful in her TV acting career. Overall, she won three Emmy Awards: The Miracle Worker, Captains and Kings and My Sweet Charlie, among eight total nominations.
At the same age, Duke was also the youngest up to that time of having a TV series bearing her name, The Patty Duke Show, which ran for three seasons, beginning in 1963. Duke was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1965 for her dual performance as two identical cousins.
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It’s a dark and stormy night, and you’ve been invited to a very unusual dinner party. Each of the guests has an alias, the butler offers a variety of weapons, and the host is, well… dead. So whodunnit? Join the iconic oddballs known as Scarlet, Plum, White, Green, Peacock, and Mustard as they race to find the murderer in Boddy Manor before the body count stacks up. Based on the cult classic film and the popular board game, Clue is a madcap comedy that will keep you guessing until the final twist.
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Now I AM trying to be coy with that title, but it has been a most unusual and unexpected week. In fact it's been one of the more disturbing weeks in recent memory; not quite in the same class as my surgery week, but up there with some of the recovery weeks. I'm physically fine, though still trying to shake the last vestiges of the creeping crud that seems to be pandemic at this point. Mentally--I've got a little healing to do in the next 2 days. So, let me start by saying that Nancy Crow is wonderful, committed, nurturing, and keenly observant of each of her students' needs, capabilities, and struggles; and she pushes each person to do his or her best in her classes. Given a chance, I will likely take another class from her. But...I won't be taking the class that I was signed up to take starting on Monday, "Strip piecing and restructuring."
Something bad happened this week and I'm having trouble putting my finger on just what it was or exactly what caused it. The best description that I can give is that while I'm certainly at a point in my development as an artist where work on composition is needed, strip piecing does not seem to be a good vehicle for doing so. The first day and the first composition went well. I even enjoyed working in black and white; I might even do more of that on my own. We began the second composition (4 x 6 feet) Thursday afternoon with a deadline of 4 PM Friday. The assignment was to create a strip quilt composition using the strip-pieced fabrics that we had created Tues-Thurs AM. We were to make substantial use of restructuring in the composition, not just string together strips of strip-pieced fabric. I was totally and utterly blocked. I HAVE DONE THIS MANY TIMES BEFORE. Why was it so hard in this class? Anyone who knows me will be horrified and just as mystified as I am to hear that I did not finish my composition and that, while it had interesting elements, it was in my opinion worthy of being ripped off the wall.
This happens to everyone involved in any creative pursuit. There are times when you need to rip the page out of the typewriter, paint over the canvas, or rip the quilt off the design wall. That said, a workshop is a free and open time to be wild and take risk. Somehow I just shut down. In a nutshell I was the seed that failed to germinate. WTF!
Nancy saw this and felt the--what were her words, "radiating anxiety"? So now I feel like a bit of a failure, but I'm processing it. Here are my takeaways so far:
- I learned some valuable things about figure/ground relationships, value, and proportion this week.
- I learned that I can sew a lot in 65 hours and that if I focus and avoid procrastination I can produce more work that I am currently producing.
- I'm going to rework my studio space to have a larger design wall, a different work/cutting table, and less display space.
- I'm not going to be throwing out my ruler any time soon, but I'm going to do much more freehand cutting and change some of my other construction techniques.
Perhaps the biggest takeaway (and I'm trying not to use this as an excuse) is that I think part of the problem this week was that I am (a) rather more willful than I care to admit, and (b) more committed than I realized to the layered manner in which I'm currently working and the motifs on which I've been focused. Stitching strips and dealing with lines and rectilinear shapes is the antithesis of the circles and curves to which I'm currently drawn.
Yesterday I had alternating conversations with Nancy and Carol Soderlund, who's been teaching a dye class in the wet studio this week and with whom I've taken two classes. Next week Carol is teaching a new class called "Layers upon layers," which is pretty much exactly the way that I work. That's where I belong right now. I wrestled for quite a while with the concern that I might be running toward what is familiar and easy. I don't think that's the case and I've asked Carol to offer hard criticism and challenge me. I'm sure I'll add a few new techniques to my bag of tricks, but my goal is to focus on this circular motif and ways that I can use and restructure it in more sophisticated compositions. Nancy graciously offered me the option of doing a independent study with her upstairs, but as much as I intend to do stitched composition next week, I also need access to the wet studio printing/painting/dying resources.
I still feel a bit like a Nancy Crow drop out, but perhaps it's more that I changed majors. I hope to get the train back on the tracks next week. Wish me luck.


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Real Estate was formed in Ridgewood, New Jersey by singer/guitarist Martin Courtney, guitarist Matt Mondanile (Ducktails), bassist Alex Bleeker (of Alex Bleeker and the Freaks), and drummer Etienne Pierre Duguay in 2008. In 2011 Jackson Pollis replaced Duguay on drums and Jonah Maurer joined the band on keys and guitar.
After issuing singles on the Underwater Peoples and Woodsist labels, the band's 2009 self-titled debut received critical acclaim, including an 8.5 rating and Best New Music tag from Pitchfork Media. Review aggregator Metacritic gave the album a normalised rating of 79%, indicating "generally favourable reviews". Tours followed supporting acts such as Girls, Kurt Vile, Woods, and Deerhunter. In 2010, Real Estate performed at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago and the Primavera Sound Festival in Barcelona. In 2012, Real Estate performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California and the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago.
In 2011, Real Estate signed with the Domino Recording Company. The group issued their sophomore record, Days, on October 18, 2011. The album received positive reviews, including a rating of 76% on Metacritic and 8.7 on Pitchfork. Later in the year, Real Estate was featured on the cover of Issue #76 of the Fader.
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- Stereogum nominates Real Estate a "band to watch"
- Knott, Alex. "Real Estate announce support acts for Electric Ballroom show | Music News". Frost Magazine. Retrieved 2013-02-01.
- McCall, Tris. "Ridgewood rocks: A slew of hot indie bands have roots in Bergen town", The Star-Ledger, August 1, 2010. Accessed July 27, 2011. "Al-Rawi turned the attic of his mother’s house into a studio, and there he recorded the debut album by Real Estate, Ridgewood’s best-known musical export."
- Pitchfork's review of Real Estate's self-titled debut album
- "Metacritic - Real Estate reviews". Retrieved 21 November 2011.
- "Ola's Kool Kitchen on Radio 23 Real Estate Live Primavera 2010 : DJ Ola : Free Download & Streaming : Internet Archive". Archive.org. 2001-03-10. Retrieved 2013-02-01.
- "Metacritic review of 'Days'". Metacritic. Retrieved 9 December 2011.
- "Pitchfork review of 'Days'". Pitchfork. Retrieved 9 December 2011.
- TooCoolToDie's review of Real Estate's self-titled debut album
- Pitchfork's review of track "Black Lake"
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- Pitchfork's review of the track "Green River"
- "It's Real" 7" Single from Domino UK
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If you see a group of people with sketchbooks suddenly descend on a particular spot, chances are it's the Urban Sketchers. The group meets the first Saturday of each month at a designated location to sketch.
The fruits of their labors are on view through Feb. 1 at Askew Nixon Ferguson Architects. The show opened with a preview party Friday night.
Urban Sketchers is open to everyone, said Elizabeth Alley, the group's organizer. Locations have included Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, The Peabody and South Main. If it's cold, they sketch indoors, Elizabeth said. People who want to share their work can post their sketches on urbansketchers-memphis.blogspot.com or on Facebook.
Each artist got part of a wall to display his or her works. Guests also could peruse the artists' sketchbooks on a table.
Colorful sketches by Nancy Mardis are included in the show. Nancy, who taught law and personal finance for 25 years at the Fogelman College of Business at the University of Memphis, now is retired. "I'm ready to do art," she said.
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Matthew Garrison's video, "The Lost Sock," is included in the "Based on a True Story" exhibit at Marshall Arts.
The video details Matthew's search for the mate to the black sock already on his foot. Matthew looks under the bed, in the laundry hamper and almost tears the bed covers apart looking for the missing sock. He never finds it and has to resort to putting on a tan sock instead.
During Friday night's preview party, Matthew wore the black and tan socks. The missing black sock was attached to a piece of carpet on the back of the video player.
The video played upside down, so viewers had to bend over to watch it. "You're looking from underneath, from under the floor, where you can see the layer of the flooring and the sock and the carpet and the television," said Matthew, who lives outside of Philadelphia, Pa. "It's sort of an inversion of the world."
"Based on a True Story" also includes the work of Chris Miner and Yeon Jin Kim.
The viewer has to supply a narrative for works in the show, said curator Joel Carreiro, who directs the master of fine arts program at Hunter College in New York. The narrative is "kind of suggested, but not totally filled in," he said. "The artist is working with narrative, but not in a direct way. Instead of giving a complete story, it gives more room for the viewer."
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The title of Michael Bogle's art show is about as detailed as his art work. The show, "Flora, Fauna & Dwellings, Mountains, Rivers and Seas: The Drawings of Michael Bogle" opened with a reception Friday night.
The one-night-only show featured 78 works, mostly in marker and some in graphite pen and colored pencil, on 11-by-14 inch paper. Each piece went for $20, so lots of people snatched them up.
Michael's friend, Libby Pace Humphries, organized the show. "Michael is my friend and he's an artist with autism," she said. "His work is just amazing. It's so intricate. The bright, colorfulness, the intricate line work, the patterning, the fact that he just uses every square centimeter of the paper — it's a glorious overload for the eyes."
Cover photo: Raquel Adams (left) and Caleb and Lindsey Todd at the preview party for "Based on a True Story" at Marshall Arts.
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The Prancing Horse’s latest offering seeks to poach customers away from its rivals at Aston Martin, Bentley, Porsche, Mercedes-AMG and into its latest front-engined V8 grand tourer.
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Ferrari says that (by tradition) every engine they make has its own particular soundtrack which makes it unique, and the Roma is no different. Exhaust backpressure is reduced thanks to a redesigned geometry, the elimination of two silencers and reshaped by-pass valves.
In terms of driving dynamics, the Roma receives Ferrari’s Side Slip Control program, now in its sixth generation, which integrates an algorithm that gives the driver just the right amount of side slip thanks to race-bred tech. It also gets Ferrari Dynamic Enhancer which is a lateral control system that adjusts the brake pressure on one or more wheels to make the side slip smoother.
The Roma’s aerodynamics is capable of generating 95kg more downforce than the Portofino at 250km/h thanks to vortex generators on the front underbody and rear active aerodynamics. The latter deploys the rear spoiler into three different positions namely: Low Drag, Medium Downforce and High Downforce.
The design is certainly a departure from the usual Prancing Horse philosophy whereby the body is almost void of unnecessary ornamentation. Instead of a black mesh grille, it’s just squares of different sizes. The headlights are a deep set pair that can be optioned with a Matrix LED system.
Inside, the look and feel of the Roma’s cabin has been redesigned with what Ferrari calls the Human Machine Interface philosophy. Whatever. The digital instrument cluster comprises a single 16-inch curved screen which also displays satellite navigation and multimedia info. Infotainment is served up via an 8.4-inch portrait-oriented central display while an optional 8.8-inch horizontal touchscreen on the passengers-side dashboard displays the cars performance figures and statuses - making your passenger the co-driver.
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On the Thursday night we stayed at a great aire right near the border of Spain. It was a storage facility for long term parking of motor homes … it looked really professional, so really good to know.
We drove into Girona and picked Till and Hooz up at about 11 am. There flight was on time and even though they were tired they were very excited to join us. As you can imagine I was pretty excited as well. We had enough food to feed an army … but as it turned out we managed to munch our way through it over the next four days and nights. Fabulous to have a big fridge.
We headed straight to Collioure on the French coast. Once again Till, Daisy and I found this little gem on our trip a couple of years ago and Till wanted to go back. John and Hooz had never been there, so it was a great choice. The weather was good for about three hours … but we didn’t let it mar our weekend.
The first stop was this great picnic spot.
After are huge brunch we headed to the aire which was a good one … we even had electricity.
The town was about a half hour walk downhill … which was pretty perfect.
Till bought a new pair of red espadrilles … she walked straight to the shop that she knew from last time. The boys headed straight for a swim.
It didn’t take Till long to stretch out and try and get a bit of well earned sun. Unfortunately the sun didn’t play the game and disappeared pretty quickly.
We had a wander around the town … out to the jetty, followed by a coffee. Hooz loved it because it had huge lumps of hard cream in it.
We were all pretty tired by late afternoon so decided to head back to the van and have dinner there. We had great nibblies, too much red wine, roast lamb in my new oven … did I mention I love it!
The sunset was pretty spectacular as well.
Sounds wonderful. I am always so pleased to see a blog from you Lyn. Beautiful photos too!!! Keep it up. Xx
God I am so jealous. You are living the dream of all of us. The parts of Europe you are getting to see are just divine. Fab photos too. You’re outdoing me totally now.
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