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Where did the records for the tiles lining the space shuttle disappear to? The database on the life of each and every one of the 24,000 tiles has itself gone missing. In some cases, NASA still has tabs on the tiles themselves, but some have made their way out into the world, both deliberately or on the black market. »
Space Shuttle Wreckage Fills This Heartbreaking NASA Exhibit
One day before the unfortunate SpaceX launch failure—which proved once again that space is hard—a new, deeply saddening but inspiring exhibition was opened at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida.
Did The Soviets Build A Better Shuttle Than We Did?
For some reason, my social media feeds lately have been filled with images of "Russia's secret space shuttles" that have fallen into ruin. This is a little puzzling, since those shuttles haven't been 'secret' for decades, and they've been in terrible condition for over 20 years. But that got me thinking — was it a… »
These Are the Sad Remains of the Soviet Space Shuttle Program
Russian photographer and urban explorer Ralph Mirebs just published one of the saddest photoseries on space exploration. He managed to get inside an abandoned hangar at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, where two Burans—the prototype space shuttles of the Russian space program—are slowly decaying in their burial crypt. »
The Space Shuttle's Military Launch Complex In California That Never Was
Everybody identifies Kennedy Space Center and Johnson Space Center as the epicenters of America's now defunct Space Shuttle Program. What most people don't know is that the Shuttle almost had a second home at Vandenberg Air Force Base on the south central coast of California. »
How The Astronauts Became Known As Gods
The stories told of ancient beings so powerful that they could fling themselves into space and explore the points of light in the heavens. When Lady Adelaide moved into one of their unused crafts, many called it blasphemy. She called it research. »
This Little Girl's Reaction To A Rocket Launch Will Make Your Week
Shaylee was busy playing with her toys on the couch when footage from one of NASA's Space Shuttle launches started playing on television. Anyone who's witnessed something as awe-inspiring as human spaceflight will surely identify with her sense of wonder. All together now: ISSAWOCKETSHIIIIIIIIP! »
Declassified Memos Reveal Debate Over Naming the Shuttle "Enterprise"
NASA had initially planned to name the first Space Shuttle Constitution. Now, declassified White House documents reveal what convinced President Gerald Ford to overrule that decision and thrill Star Trek fans by calling it Enterprise. »
Early Design Specs Show The Space Shuttle Could Have Been Much Cooler
The first Space Shuttle didn't reach orbit until 1981, but NASA was working on designs for nearly a dozen years before that. And looking at the progression of these concept drawings, you can see how compromises were made and budgets were cut. Here's the evolution of the Space Shuttle, in pictures. »
Building It - The Space Shuttle Orbiter
Machines don't just happen. They are dreamt, designed, developed, built and flown. The Space Shuttle Orbiter came out of the same malaise era that brought us rich Corinthian leather, 180 HP V8s and chassis stiffness akin to a wet sheet. Nonetheless, the orbiter was a remarkable machine. It was designed and built… »
I Want This 3-Foot-Long Lego Space Shuttle So Badly
The space shuttle Enterprise, has a new baby brother. A fully-detailed, 1/35th scale replica of the prototype orbiter. Today, Ed Diment, Lego "Master Builder," unveiled his latest model at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. It's on display this weekend ONLY, so get off your ass and check it out! »
The Unboxing Of The Year
Okay, actually just unwrapping — but hey, this would be the best present you could ever get for Christmas. »
Sandy took its toll on the Space Shuttle Enterprise, too
It appears that the Space Shuttle Enterprise was damaged during the Superstorm. The shuttle, which is NASA's original prototype orbiter, was on display inside an inflatable covering aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum. CollectSpace reports: "Photos show the 180-foot-long (55 meters) by 60-foot-high (18… »
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Space Shuttle Endeavour takes its final trip through the streets of Los Angeles
The retired space shuttle Endeavour rolled into its final home this morning, the California Science Center at Exposition Park. But before being put out to pasture, Endeavour got one final ride this weekend, through the streets of Los Angeles, treating locals to the surreal sight of a space shuttle in their midst. »
This concept art from the Shuttle Program's early days is gorgeous, deliciously retro
The arrival of Endeavour in Los Angeles last week has been described by many as the final note in the coda to NASA's shuttle program. To commemorate its end, we turned to the program's beginnings, where we discovered a stunning assortment of high resolution concept art. (If you've been hunting for a new background… »
Space shuttle Endeavour's journey to museum will require 400 trees to be cut down
Next month, the retired space shuttle Endeavour will be making a 12-mile journey to its final resting place at a Los Angeles museum. But to get there, local officials will have to make way for the 112-foot-long, 78-foot-wide, and 5-storey-tall behemoth. And in order to do so they'll have to remove 400 trees, and… »
NASA's Space Shuttle Enterprise makes its big debut
Space enthusiasts in the Northeast have a new reason to visit New York City's Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum: today marks the grand opening of the museum's Space Shuttle Enterprise exhibit. »
Mae Jemison always knew she would go to space
Mae Jemison is nothing short of a scientific visionary. In the 1990s, when she was working as a medical doctor, she decided to try out for the Space Shuttle program. A few years later, she was an astronaut, doing medical experiments on the Space Shuttle and making history. After leaving NASA, she worked on developing… »
The time an astronaut called into Car Talk from the Space Shuttle
In January 1997, Tom and Ray Magliozzi, the Tappet Brothers of NPR's Car Talk, received an unusual phone call. A John from Houston wanted to pick their brains about the odd behavior of the government vehicle he was driving, and the car-savvy duo quickly realized he wasn't talking about a car. »


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Shipyard Farm Hike 2014
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The guided hike of the trails through Shipyard Farm and Winsegansett Marsh on November 16, 2014, was a huge success with 25 attendees plus 4 children and 4 dogs. Under overcast skies, temperatures warmed to 44⁰ and trail conditions were dry.
The corn fields were harvested sometime in October, so the first leg of the trail through the fields was the most difficult. The freshly tilled soil was soft and it felt kind of like walking on a sandy beach. As the hike started into the forest, the trail became blanketed with leaves.
Trail through Shipyard Farm fields.
Looking out toward Jack's Cove area of Nasketucket Bay at marsh on the eastern coast of Shipyard Farm, Ken Lipman stopped to speak about the upland forest visible behind him to the right.
Sign at entrance to forest on northeast side of farm fields.
Old rock walls are visible throughout the property, sometimes very well hidden under the thicket that has overgrown the area.
Into the forest with trail blanketed with leaves.
Even among all the brown of the fallen leaves and the deciduous trees, this berry bush (not sure what it is!!) is a welcome sight.
Trail markers are in trees along this portion. Double diamond marker indicates a turn in the trail.
Trail on east side of Sconticut Neck Road comes out at Sconticut Neck Rd. at a point north of the hike starting point. There is a short distance to walk on the road to enter the path on the west side, which winds through Winsegansett Marsh to the coast on the west side toward New Bedford Harbor.
The plank walkways through the Winsegansett Marsh help you get through the wet portion of the trail. This picture is from 2012, and there was not nearly as much water on this portion for the 2014 hike.
This wind sock on the beach has been whipped and stripped bare. Two years ago it was still whole.
The crowd in the distant left is at the end of the trail, which culminates at Winsegansett Pond.
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Annual Hike
Sunday November 16, 2014; RAIN DATE Sunday November 23, 2014
10:00 am
All are welcome. This hike will be approximately 2 hours of easy walking. It is possible to do half the hike.
These properties (225 acres) contain many diverse ecological areas including tidal flats, salt marsh, upland maritime forest, wooded swamp and open fields.
Meet at the Shipyard Farm sign on the east side (left) of Sconticut Neck Road, five miles south of Huttleston Ave. There is ample parking along the side of the road.
The Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust is a non-profit organization. As such, it depends on membership fees to function. For more information about the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust, contact John Darwin at (508) 667-1040
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Guided Hike on Sconticut Neck Nov. 17, 2012
Come and get to know some of the properties that are preserved and available for public hiking.
The Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust will hold a guided hike of the SHIPYARD FARM and WINSEGANSETT HEIGHTS/MARSHES PROPERTIES on Saturday November 17, 2012. This hike will be approximately 2 hours of easy walking starting at 12:30, led by Ken Lipman. Ken was very instrumental in setting up the trails throughout this area, and maintains the various footbridges needed to traverse some of the swampy areas.
The Winsegansett Heights, Winsegansett Marshes, and Shipyard Farm properties comprise over 225 acres of protected Trust Lands that contain many diverse ecological areas including tidal flats, salt marsh, upland maritime forest, wooded swamp and open fields, not to mention a relic from the old quahog plant.
Meet at the Shipyard Farm sign on the east side (left) of Sconticut Neck Road, five miles south of Huttleston Ave. There is ample parking along the side of the road.
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Daniel A. Mello
August 29, 2012
|Daniel A. Mello, 78, of Fairhaven died August 29, 2012 unexpectedly at St. Luke's Hospital.He was the husband of Lorraine A. "Lori" (Roy) Mello.Born in Dartmouth, the son of the late Manuel O. and Angelina (Cabral) Mello, he lived in Fairhaven most of his life.Mr. Mello was a communicant of St. Anthony's Church in Mattapoisett.He was employed by the National Bank of Fairhaven for 37 years starting as a teller and rising through the ranks to president before retiring in 1990. He was a graduate of Fairhaven High School class of 1952 and attended the Williams School of Banking. He was a partner of Mello & Hotchkiss Real Estate.Mr. Mello was a co-founder of Fairhaven Land Trust, board member of AAA of Massachusetts and antique car owner and enthusiast.
Survivors include his wife; a son, Peter A. Mello and his wife Jennifer of Mattapoisett; a sister, Laura Cabral of Las Vegas; 2 grandchildren, Luke Mello and Joy Mello; and many nieces and nephews.
He was the brother of the late Evelyn Mitchell, Alfred Mello, Gilbert Mello, James Mello, Joseph Mello, John Mello and Manuel Mello.
In lieu of flowers, the family recommends gifts be made in the name of Daniel A. Mello to the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust, PO Box 491, Fairhaven, MA 02719.
His Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Thursday, September 6th at 10 AM in St. Anthony's Church, Mattapoisett. Visiting hours Wednesday, September 5th from 4-8 PM in the Saunders-Dwyer Mattapoisett Home For Funerals, 50 County Rd. (Rt. 6) Mattapoisett.
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White's Mill/Factory Today
White's Factory Today Feb. 9, 2012
White's Factory as seen approaching from the Acushnet River
It was a beautiful day on Thursday, February 9, 2012, when John Darwin drove me around to the northern properties of the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust. One of the historic jewels located in Acushnet is the White's Factory ruins. Located on Hamlin Road just west of the Acushnet River are the remains of the old White's Factory. The area of this site is rich in history dating back to 1746 when a mill dam was built.
As you approach the site of the old mill ruins from the east, you drive over the dam that predates the mill. Information derived from A History of the Town of Acushnet, by Franklyn Howland (published 1907), tells us the mill dam was first built soon after 1746 and a new dam was built in 1778. A saw mill owned by Moses Washburn on this site in 1799 was sold to William White Sr. The White family had knowledge of manufacturing cotton and woolen goods, so they constructed a stone cotton mill and other buildings. That mill burned and was rebuilt in 1831. The White brothers continued in service until 1844 when they sold to Thomas & Dow who enlarged it and put in steam. That factory burned 1854-1856 and business was discontinued.
Samuel B. Hamlin bought the business and the converted ruins became a saw mill which was owned by his son, James B. Hamlin, in 1907 (the year A History of the Town of Acushnet was published). The property remained under the ownership of the White family until they donated the property to the Fairhaven-Acushnet Land Preservation Trust in 1998.
For those interested in more detailed history, the book is available in its entirety.
John Darwin is looking at the back of the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust sign where he has posted a letter received from the Town of Acushnet Building Department in January, 2008, as a warning to visitors to use caution around the site.
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Is a "new" Kodak taking shape?
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Is a "new" Kodak taking shape?
Very interesting development.
good riddance, The only people I know that own them can't figure out how to use them. I hope this doesn't affect their CEO's Christmas bonus. Time to make film and paper!
Maybe the "snapshot" digicam market is saturated? And perhaps a majority of "family-picture" users have no reason or interest to be updating to the latest model every year? While others will be happy to use their smartphones, particularly as the camera functions are improving?
They were making digicams? I wasn't aware... ;)
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I hope this doesn't affect their CEO's Christmas bonus.
Kodak announced ~200 immediate layoffs in the commercial ink jet printer division on Wednesday.
Ouch! I always hate to hear about layoffs. :(
I talked to Audrey Jonckheer via email a few days ago, she said in terms of film being produced, it is the way it has always been, is business as usual at Kodak and that they look at the numbers closely every month. The products have to be used in sufficient quantities for it to be produced, reasonable for sure.
So I think more promotion on our part is in order, the advertising budgets for many companies, not just Kodak, have been tightened over the years post Sept. 2008 and some have not fully come back as ad and marketing departments took to social media to get the word out at a much lower cost. Kodak has good presence on Facebook and I am now going to post regularly there to give a visual plug to what is being done with Kodak films. It really is up to us to keep film around and that includes helping ALL film makers advertise and market.
I'm with railwayman... everybody is using cell phone cameras these days, nearly everbody. It's been the quiet revolution in snapshots over the last couple years.
It's kinda crazy, but if you think about it, it's really the perfect camera for anyone that doesnt ultimately want anything more than just a decent image of an event. You're carrying your phone with you anyways, and the quality is quickly becoming acceptable.
And beyond that, since they're convinced that mega-pixels are the only measure of photo quality, they think they're right in there with the best digital cameras!


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LIVE BLOG: Simpkins takes stand at his murder trial
Shane Simpkins has elected to take the stand in his own murder trial, testifying that he briefly left the home of Mary Ann Zarb one April 2011 afternoon, only to come back and find her dead.
Simpkins, charged with second-degree murder, said his co-worker and co-defendant in the case, Christopher Neuberger, killed Zarb by striking her, then threatened him upon returning to her home.
"He told me he was going to kill me," Simpkins said. "He had a gun. He told me I had to help him (get rid of the body)."
Simpkins has testified for about 90 minutes, giving long, winding answers to questions about his working relationship with Zarb. His testimony will continue after a short recess.
Prosecutors have said Simpkins strangled Zarb, 64, of Estero, and cashed $25,600 of her checks.
The murder trial of Shane Simpkins appears likely to extend into Saturday, with the defendant possibly taking the stand this afternoon and closing arguments tentatively slated for Saturday morning.
Simpkins, charged in the April 2011 death of Estero resident Mary Ann Zarb, continued his defense this morning, with three Lee County inmates testifying about their interactions with Neuberger both in and out of jail.
One inmate, James Ingelido, told jurors that while in jail, Neuberger said he "told (Simpkins) to help me with the body or I'd whack him too." Ingelido added that Neuberger told him Simpkins "was begging for his life."
Another inmate, Trey Faison, said Neuberger told him he was "rummaging through an old woman's house and he got caught doing something and he blacked out when I guess he got caught." Simpkins has said Neuberger killed Zarb when she caught him stealing jewelry.
A third inmate, Joseph Rochford, said Neuberger bragged that he "hit a lick on my boss," meaning he robbed his boss.
On cross-examination, prosecutors honed in on the criminal records of the inmates and their lack of specificity regarding Neuberger's conversations.
Simpkins' lawyer, Steven Smith, indicated it's possible his client takes the stand this afternoon, though he said the two would confer during a lunch break. Witness testimony is expected to wrap today, with closing arguments to follow Saturday. None of the jurors indicated continuing Saturday would be an issue.
Simpkins, charged with second-degree murder, kidnapping, unarmed burglary and larceny between $20,000 and $100,000, faces life in prison if convicted on the murder or kidnapping charges. Prosecutors have said Simpkins strangled Zarb and cashed $25,600 in her checks.
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Airport worry.
Posted by katz on 2013-11-19 06:37. 11 comments. 983 reads
Hi everybody.
Any advice would be good in rather worried as i am sposed to be going on holiday in 2 weeks ( the holiday was booked befour i was ill ) i had my pacemaker a week ago, the doc says if i feel up to the holiday it will prob be good for me,
I live in the UK and ill be going to lanzotote, i shall be travelling from Manchester Airport, im just stressed about all the security scans etc, im scared something will re-set my pacemaker etc, and i have read some airports insist you go through them, i really don't want this spoiling going and returning from a much needed holiday. Any help guys would really help ....Thanks. Kat
Wondering Something... Odd?
Posted by undeadmuffin on 2013-11-12 07:32. 7 comments. 523 reads
So, I am a very weird unproductive man. By that I mean, I like to learn new things and move on to learn something else. One thing I would like to learn is how to fly a plane. I'm just wondering if having this little computer in my chest stop me from flying a plane? Like, might it mess with the systems of the plane or the plane mess with my systems?
Driving License Revoked For 6 Months post ICD fit
Posted by SharonSzczotka on 2013-10-31 08:46. 8 comments. 3238 reads
My husband had his ICD fitted in the UK earlier this month & was told by the doctor he would not be allowed to drive for one month post fitting, DVLA has now informed him he can not drive for six months & has had his license revoked for six months, pending checks ect!
Does anyone know of any ways this time period can be shortened?
working in cold storage
Posted by Tafi on 2013-10-16 12:58. 5 comments. 566 reads
possible job in cold store, temp down to -18% wondering if ok to work in cold store with a pacemaker
travel options
Posted by shallyanne on 2013-10-14 16:36. 4 comments. 449 reads
Is there something out there i can get without having to have a landline? I heard there was something wireless out there but that is $16 extra a month. I may be a week at a time without a landline to check in. I also heard there were apps for cell phones. Anyone know of anything? Thank you
Pacemaker and Disability Tax
Posted by ChuckNorrisKicksAss on 2013-10-05 00:23. 3 comments. 955 reads
Hi, I'm currently living in Edmonton, Canada. And I am wondering if anyone on here has had any luck with getting the Disability Tax Break on your income taxes. It basically exempts you from having to pay in as much taxes as you normally do.
I'm going to get my doctor to fill out the forum, but would like to hear from members who have tried, whether succesful or not.
Pacemaker is limiting me.
Posted by pstorer on 2013-09-25 13:00. 3 comments. 826 reads
I recently had a 'full heart block' back in April of this year, which led to me being implanted with a pacemaker. I am a plater/welder in the UK, the job that I had was a life saver, it was my first permanent job since redundancies a few years back. At first my work managers were very supportive, they told me that I should take all the time time off I needed. They also required various letters from my cardiologist and doctor to confirm that my pacemaker would not be any hazard in the work place. I fulfilled all there requests, my cardiologist had stated that I would be fine in a welding site, with a few procedures in place, again the workplace managers were very supportive and went a long with everything. Until recently a new manager has ...
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Posted by jim@uk on 2013-09-25 11:35. 0 comments. 373 reads
Hi all just found this site so joined up. Had my p/maker fitted in June which was quite a shock i must admit ( im 58). I am back at work as an engineer but not letting me do my normal duties until they have a report back from my clinic stating its okay to work on the equipment there. So far its taken three weeks. Has anyone else experienced this. Thanks Jim
New at pacing
Posted by alphieme3 on 2013-09-08 02:26. 1 comments. 500 reads
I have had a CRT unit for 4 months now. And I am wondering if any of you guys have a problem straining feeling in your chest when you lift fairly heavy objects? I work Retail and part of my job is stocking. I dont know if the strained feeling I get is normal with Cardiomyopathy of something I should be concerned with. When it happens I feel tired for a few minutes then it returns to normal later.
noise canceling headphones
Posted by bonniefox on 2013-09-07 19:51. 6 comments. 1872 reads
I am trying to walk the line between practical and paranoid as far as traveling long distances for vacations. Our daughter is getting married in Italy in 2 weeks. My husband wants to buy me a noise canceling headphone to use on the flight, (I have difficulty hearing the the sound of the offered movies ) My Boston Scientific pacemaker has been reading"(less than 6 months" for 7 months and I have to wait to have it replaced until the battery officially needs to be replaced in order to have Medicare cover the expense. So, I am hesitant to wear the N.C. headset because they use a battery and have a magnet also. I am going to ask my pacemaker tech about this when I see him this week but I would also appreciate any input from any of the mem...
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Nervous worker
Posted by Pcwhit on 2013-09-02 22:56. 4 comments. 649 reads
I am a little nervous about returning to work since I am in a stressful job and I drive or patrol for a living. I am not sure what to do in terms of changing professions or telling my employer about my pm. I mean I have a very stressful job and do not want to have anymore heart problems. Has anyone else had these feelings about returning to work after pm implantation?
Military Overseas Deployment
Posted by colton on 2013-08-30 01:46. 4 comments. 792 reads
I am a civilian contractor that works with the USAF Special Ops Squadron. I am currently receiving Short Term Disability and have found out that Military Regulations will not let me deploy with a pacemaker. I am trying for Long Term Disability.
Does anyone have experience with pacemakers and deploying?
Driving with an ICD
Posted by Fiki on 2013-08-20 09:27. 5 comments. 605 reads
Hi ! Ive had my drivers licence for more than a year now.. and i ve never had any interfernces or shocks during driving.. what are you experiences with driving with an ICD ? :)
ID Bracelets
Posted by depreal30 on 2013-08-19 14:08. 21 comments. 2027 reads
I am tossed between getting one or not. Does anyone have one? I am looking at a cooler bracelet or necklace since I am a fashion freak. Anyone know of any good sites that are reasonable priced? What do you all have engraved on the bracelet?
Mag-lev trains
Posted by mikem on 2013-08-12 22:03. 1 comments. 402 reads
Anyone with pacemaker ridden a mag-lev train or used an inductive charger for phone? Any ill effects?
Do I need to do light duties?
Posted by donna_26 on 2013-08-06 07:49. 4 comments. 497 reads
Hi all just a question if anyone knows I am due to go back to work on the 21st August from having 6 weeks of due to having a pacemaker fitted work have asked if I am ok to be doing everything as normal or light duties to start with I am a full time hairdresser please advise if you know. I am still sore does this take time to go ?
Holiday - warning
Posted by davidjb on 2013-07-30 15:44. 1 comments. 496 reads
Be aware folks - I booked a holiday and then read the small print that I had to declare a pre-existing medical treatment. I phoned the insurance company and was told that they wouldn't insure me as at least 2 months have to have passed since the operation.
Through airport security metal detector or not??
Posted by Wendy on 2013-07-13 11:17. 10 comments. 2016 reads
I have been reading a wide range of views on the best way to get through airports when travelling. I have a PM and would rather go through airport detectors in the hope it doesn't set the detector off if possible. Otherwise, the only option seems to be getting a pat down (which I will put up with if I have to). I'd love to hear your experiences and views on this. Also, next year I will be travelling from Australia to Vietnam and Cambodia, as well as domestically within Vietnam. Anyone had experience with domestic Vietnam airport security?
Travel insurance in Australia cost for PM cover
Posted by Wendy on 2013-07-13 11:12. 1 comments. 666 reads
I plan to travel from Australia to Vietnam/Cambodia early next year and had just commenced looking at travel insurance options. Fro what I can see I am limited in my choice. I am also wondering how much extra (on top of normal travel insurance cost) I would expect to pay? I understand there can be quite some variation in cost, depending on who you go with. Any advice from fellow Aussie travellers would be great.
travel insurance
Posted by donna_26 on 2013-07-02 11:53. 4 comments. 1170 reads
hi all can anybody help me from the uk who is having trouble getting holiday insurance please give me a few thanks donna
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Here's something to consider. This appears to be the only side elevation model used for the
Phantom Cruiser
and it shows something pretty interesting regarding the wing angle and their attachment to the fuselage.
EDIT: I initially thought that there wasn't much of Toth's work on animation to be found online, and then I stumbled onto this gem, courtesy of the late
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Space Ghost himself wasn't finalized then (the model sheets of the final design for the show are dated in May 1966), so it's clear that either Toth himself later altered the design or it was changed due to time constraints.
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seem to corroborate a few design concepts that we've been questioning (the nature of the attachment between wings and body, the relationship between the paint pattern and ship outline, etc.) Although Toth himself included a section of Space Ghost art in "Alex Toth: By Design!",
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"What is your favorite artifact?"
The infamous question that archaeologists always get asked. We all have favorite artifacts; sometimes our favorite artifact changes with each project and some stay with us for a long time. This is the first in an ongoing series of our (many) favorite artifacts.
Our first entry istitled "Peace Forms" by Diane George.
Window glass found at New York City's South Street Seaport in 2012.
History is made of moments. A collection of moments creates a day, a month, a year, a lifetime. Archaeologists don't usually get to see moments, to connect to the experience of someone long dead, even when we have the advantage of using documents as we do in historical archaeology. We look at the bigger picture: what did the people in this household, or tenement, or community eat? What types of dishes or medicines did they buy? What can these things tell us about them? But an artifact that shows us a moment… that is a special artifact.
The first time I experienced this was when, as a student working in the archaeology lab at Brooklyn College, I found a thumbprint preserved in a piece of stoneware found during excavations at New York's City Hall Park. Thumb to thumbprint, I thought about the potter, who perhaps was distracted by what he would be having for dinner, or how he was going to pay his debts, or any other of the million things that still distract us at our jobs today, and I experienced the artifact, the simple sherd from a stoneware jar, as a moment in time, one of many in the life of the unknown potter.
I've always loved the scene in Peter Weir's brilliant film, Gallipoli, where Archy and Frank (the latter played by a young Mel Gibson), about to fight in one of the bloodiest and most senseless campaigns of World War I, sit atop an Egyptian pyramid at dusk, carving their names in the ancient stone. That is the epitome of a moment, fragmentary yet infinite, accentuated by the vastness of time represented in their surroundings.
This brings me to my favorite artifact from a multi-year project at New York City's South Street Seaport. While monitoring construction work for upgrades to utilities, Chrysalis found almost 25,000 artifacts that had been deposited in a boat slip in the last quarter of the eighteenth century. Among these thousands of artifacts is a small piece of window glass with an aqua tint that bears the words "Peace forms o–" hand engraved in a neat script.
Archaeologists do come across names, dates, or other writing on artifacts and buildings, although finding handwriting on buried window glass fragments is relatively rare. People were putting graffiti on their buildings in ancient Rome. The walls at Pompeii are covered with writings including political slogans and profanities, reflecting moments perhaps of pique, grandstanding, rivalry, civic pride, callousness, transcendance and depravity.
There are a number of examples from more recent history of writing specifically on window glass, which appears to have been a fairly common practice in England in the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries. Sir Walter Raleigh is said to have written of his fear of failure on a window at the Court of Queen Elizabeth I. The writing implement was a ring that contained a sharply pointed diamond made specifically for such a purpose.
Diamond ring similar to the one owned by Sir Walter Raleigh, from Beadle's Monthly, vol. I, page 268.
In the late 1800s, Alice Douglas-Pennant, the daughter of a Lord in northern Wales, fell in love with a gardener and was confined by her father to her room in Penrhyn Castle. She carved the words "essere amato amando" – "to be loved while loving" – on a window pane: possibly a moment of joy in the face heartbreak.
Writing on the window of Penrhyn Castle, from BBC News.
Children at school have etched their names on window glass: three girls named Fannie, Estelle and Lucy in 1887 at the State Female Normal School in Farmville; John B. Gerrish in 1869 at Harvard. Even famous authors weren't above leaving a reminder that they existed in a moment: Dickens, Keats, and Twain are among those who have etched their names onto a window at Shakespeare's birthplace.
The archaeology doesn't give us a lot to go on to determine the meaning of the window glass fragment from the Seaport. It was written around the time of the American Revolution, almost certainly by a resident of the area, since the Slip was filled largely with trash from the neighborhood. This was an upper class community of merchants and artisans, and the etching may have been done with a diamond ring, such as the one owned by Sir Walter Raleigh. The handwriting is neat and legible, the work of an educated individual. What the author was trying to say can only be filled in by speculation. I like to picture someone standing at her window at the end of a war that was long and difficult for the City, receiving the news that the bloodshed and horror were ending. Perhaps as she looked out over the East River, reflecting on the resilience of New York, she wrote something like "Peace forms over our city", freezing a moment in glass to be found by archaeologists over 200 years later.
What do you think is the message on the window glass? Please share your ideas in the comments.
"Finger Rings." Beadle's Monthly, A Magazine of To-Day, Volume I, pages 260-267, 1866. https://archive.org/stream/beadlesmonthly02unkngoog#page/n3/mode/2up
"Lohmann: Etching Their Names in History." Richmond Times Dispatch, March 18, 2013.
"Penrhyn Castle Alice Douglas-Pennant 'love story' uncovered." BBC News, October 28, 2012. http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-20048410
"The Mysterious Writing on the Glass." Inside the Peabody Museum, June 2010. https://peabody.harvard.edu/node/601
"Rachel Was Here." Annette Cook, Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, January 2010. http://www.jefpat.org/CuratorsChoiceArchive/2010CuratorsChoice/Jan2010-RachelWasHere.html
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Rogers immediately felt a change when his surgical team found the right spot in his brain. "It was instantaneous," he recalled. "I said 'Doc, you found ground zero.' It was shaking and then all of a sudden it stopped."
A permanent electrode is placed once the correct location is found and the surgical team tests it by turning on the charge. They look for both a decrease in tremor, as well as any unwanted side effects. Once satisfied with the location, the electrode is secured and the patient is put back under general anesthesia for the remainder of the surgery. In the months following surgery, the implanted battery pack is programmed to achieve the optimal balance between stimulation and medication.
"Following surgery, we work with the patient to tailor the level of stimulation and treatment to their needs," said Cindy Zadikoff, MD, a movement disorders specialist at Northwestern Memorial and assistant professor of neurology at the Feinberg School, who helps select patients for DBS surgery and has special expertise in programming the stimulation devices. "In rare cases, the surgery itself turns off the tremor by causing what is known as a micro-lesion effect. Tom was one of these unique situations; in more than six months since surgery his device has not been turned on and his tremor has not returned."
DBS surgery allowed Rogers to regain use of his left hand and gave him the ability to do things that most people take for granted like write checks to pay his bills or drink a glass of water. "My hand is steady as a rock, it's amazing," Rogers said. "It's like I've been given back a new life."
Along with essential tremor, DBS is approved as a treatment for other movement disorders including Parkinson's and dystonia. Brain stimulation
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Hey man, are we allowed to upload youtube videos about fallout online australia? Also, are we allowed to display ads on those videos to generate revenue?
It would be a let's play sort of thing.
We can't make revenue.. sadly otherwise I would have advertisements on our website ect to support the server costs.
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1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Vacaville, CA. North Pointe apartments feature in-home washer and dryer, dual pane windows, covered parking and an alarm system all in our gated community.
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Our beautiful one bedroom, one bath apartments, conveniently located in Vacaville, CA, feature spacious floorplans surrounded by rolling hills. This apartment home features an open kitchen, computer nook, and spacious closets. Reserved covered parking is always included. You'll enjoy the tranquil setting on your private patio or balcony as you relax in the park like setting of North Pointe. A sparkling pool, spa and billiard/media room also await you in your new apartment home. Call today to take advantage of our fantastic rental specials.
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My colleague, Daniel Lee, followed oral argument yesterday in the U.S. Supreme Court's consideration of federal greenhouse gas (GHG) regulation in Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA, and provides this analysis:
During oral argument for Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA this Monday, the Supreme Court conflicted over a number of issues including the application of Chevron deference, the scope of the Court's holding in Massachusetts v. EPA, and the nature of the Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) program under the Clean Air Act (CAA). At the broadest level, the Court will decide whether the EPA's PSD program regulating emissions from stationary sources will apply to greenhouse gas emissions. Much of the Justices' questioning focused on whether EPA's interpretation, that the PSD statute required regulation of GHGs, was reasonable and would receive Chevron deference. Pointing out that the parties had advanced four separate interpretations of the statute, Justice Sotomayor suggested the statute's "quintessential ambiguity" implicated Chevron. Justice Kagan went further to suggest that EPA's interpretation was "most reasonable" in light of its longstanding adherence to the position and that there is "nothing that gets more deference than this Agency with respect to this complicated a statute."
To overcome the Chevron hurdle, petitioners emphasized the incongruence between the local focus of the PSD program and the broader, global effects of GHGs. However, Justice Ginsburg countered that GHGs had "severe effects at the local level" according to EPA's endangerment finding. In contrast, Justice Alito emphasized that GHGs are nevertheless distinguishable from other substances regulated under the PSD program because of the large quantity of GHGs emitted.
Less aggressive was the questioning from Justice Kennedy, whose vote has often been the deciding factor for the Court. Justice Kennedy reaffirmed that the Court must abide by Massachusetts v. EPA, but nevertheless indicated that he "couldn't find a single precedent that strongly supports" the EPA's position. Yet he also opined that Brown & Williamson, a case relied on by the industry petitioners, was also distinguishable.
If EPA's interpretation is upheld, PSD and Title V permitting programs will continue to apply broadly to industrial emitters of GHGs. If EPA's interpretation is not upheld EPA could continue to regulate GHGs through the New Source Performance Standards program but would presumably need to withdraw the PSD and Title V permits issued for GHGs and many sources currently undergoing PSD and/or Title V permitting would see their permitting burdens greatly reduced. Additionally, Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA will likely add further contour to the sprawling case law on Chevron deference in the context of environmental regulation.
See our previous report on the Supreme Court's grant of certiorari in Utility Air Regulatory Group and its related cases for additional background on the controversy's road to the Supreme Court.
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Cash Flow Lending by Commercial Banks: What Went Wrong This Time? (Cash Flow Lending)
Rusnak, Raymond L., The RMA Journal
Cash flow lending has its allure and its foibles for senior lenders. The author looks at what mistakes were made and suggests a way that senior lenders can make cash flow loans to venture fund investments while avoiding some of the pitfalls that are currently causing them trouble.
Cash flow lending to finance acquisitions has been around in one form or another for a long time. Banks often lent more money than was justified strictly from the value of the assets on the balance sheet when their best customers believed the purchase of another company or division would create synergies with the existing business. The enhanced results would quickly bring debt back to traditional levels, bankers reasoned; if that didn't work as planned, a division could be sold or liquidated to reduce debt.
The Era of the HLTs
In the 1980s, Michael Milken of the investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert and his followers argued that traditional bank balance sheet analysis was irrelevant to the lending decisions. Balance sheets looked backward and revealed only what was available on a given day. The only real test of a company's ability to repay debt, they reasoned, was cash flow, expressed as EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization). Not surprisingly, this approach to credit analysis showed that a company could service much higher debt levels than had previously been thought.
As this approach to lending caught on with commercial banks, what became known as HLTs (highly leveraged transactions) were put together to finance leveraged buyouts (LBOs). This worked fine as long as companies met their projections and the equity market continued to climb. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, however, it all came unraveled. A recession appeared and EBITDA declined. There was no secondary source of liquidity as the stock market also declined. Banks consequently wrote off much of their HLT debt and withdrew from the market.
The "New Economy"
Then along came the roaring '90s. Believing in the New Economy, many financial professionals decided recessions were a thing of the past. Institutions were looking for alternative forms of investments that would bring higher returns than the stock market, and venture capital firms mushroomed. Because they were not necessarily buying companies that fit well strategically with an existing business, these firms became known as financial buyers. The goal was to combine similar companies, quickly bring overall operations to a scale that could go public or be sold to a still larger company, and exit the investment within five to seven years.
Venture capital funds have been around since the 1950s. The original funds were organized as a company that would manage a fund and, as the fund became more successful, would grow in size but continue in operation forever. With the growth of funds in the 1990s, fund managers discovered that they could attract more capital from investors by creating separate funds that would have an expected life of only a few years. These funds would invest a fixed amount of money; when the money was fully invested, the fund would concentrate on harvesting the investments and the proceeds would be distributed among the investors.
While this process gave very measurable results that could be shown to potential investors in new funds, it meant that follow-on investments to existing investments were limited by the liquidity of the fund at any given time. An investment in one fund typically could not have a follow-on investment from the next fund, since the shareholders of the two funds were not the same. Furthermore, the partnership agreements for these funds required that funds be immediately distributed to investors once investments were sold (a liquidity event). Therefore, once the funds were fully invested, there never could be a source of additional funds for the remaining investments. This has become one of the prime impediments to working through the problems that are being experienced today, as the funds are limited in their ability to support transactions that are not working as planned. …


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If there's anything I can say about The Infamous Stringdusters, it's that they are wonderful musicians and beautiful people. Not only do they live to bring music into this world, but they also live to educate; this became obvious to me in less than 10 minutes after meeting Andy Falco (guitar/vocals) and Travis Book (bass) for the first time.
Electric Forest Festival - returning June 28-July 1, 2012 to the beloved Double JJ Ranch in Rothbury, Michigan - today unveils the "2-Day Sat & Sun Ticket," a reduced rate ticket that allows access to the show on Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 1.
After Dark Star Orchestra follows the summer down so many roads that all lead to the Dark Star Jubilee, our six guys and a girl will need a few weeks to patch their bones, but once summer fades into fall they'll be ready to ride, heading west for the first leg of
After playing at Bonnaroo, Hangout Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival and plenty of dates in between, Tauk, is heading home to Long Island for two major summer shows.
Z2 Entertainment is proud to present Easy Star All-Stars at the Fox Theatre on Thursday, September 13th. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, June 15th for $16.00 in advance and $18.00 day of show.
97.3 KBCO & Z2 Entertainment are proud to present The Head and the Heart with Blitzen Trapper & Bryan John Appleby at the Boulder Theater on Sunday, September 23rd, 2012. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, June 16th
On his second solo release, entitled Apocalyptic Love, Slash shows us that he can still shred the guitar like a beast. Did we ever have any doubt?
Five years and four albums into a career that's found them drawing circles around the lower 48, building a burgeoning national fan base, Dangermuffin embodies a curious paradox. The themes found within their striking new collection, Olly Oxen Free, sum up that juxtaposition.
When I first heard about the Dawg Daze of Summer Festival in Lone Jack, Missouri (July 26 – 28, 2012), I knew I needed to go. There are a multitude of reasons for this, some being: The largest swimming pool in Missouri is there, the band selection is awesome, there are hiking trails and it's on my birthday! You probably don't want to go to this specifically for the last reason on my list, but the first three are golden!
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Update on LoretaLoreta operates a retail store that sells a variety of food and home-use products. Aside from this, she also raises pigs and sells them in town to earn more income.
Her previous loan used for this business was successfully repaid.
She plants bananas and variety of vegetables in her backyard, knowing this gives produce in return. She took a new loan recently to buy fertilizer. She plans to use the additional revenue generated from the loan as a reserve for future emergencies.
Previous Loan DetailsLoreta, a 58-year-old widow and mother of three children, has resided for over 30 years in Salimpono, Panaon, Misamis, Occidental. She has made a living operating a retail store that sells a variety of food and home-use products. She earns PHP 5,000 a month from this business. Aside from the earn... More from Loreta's previous loan »
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About GDMPCGata Daku Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GDMPC) was founded in 1992 by 32 farmer-members to empower people by providing livelihood opportunities and other support services. Today, it has over 15,000 members located in upland, lowland and coastal regions of the Philippines, and offers credit, savings, education, and various social services.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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