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Air Duct Noise Silencers – All You Need to Know
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Air ducts are loved for bringing conditioned air into dwelling spaces throughout the building. But, these can often behave much like old fashioned speaking tubes, which conduct invasive and bothersome noise into occupied areas.
Check out my guide on Soundproofing Air Vents
So, how exactly does one alleviate this problem? How would air duct noise silencers help this issue?
This speaking tube effect is often coupled with startling pops and booms echoing into previously peaceful spaces, which can become incredibly frustrating and disturbing for those residing within the area.
Stick around to find out everything you need to know about air duct noise silencers, as well as how to stifle these related noises.
Is it normal for ductwork to make noise?
Common sounds resonating from air ducts include booms, nags, squeals, buzzing, clicks, and pops, most of which occur once it's been switched on and the conditioned air begins to rush through the duct.
When the thin sheet of metal within the ductwork accommodates these sudden changes in pressure caused by the airflow, it expands and makes these noises.
Bangs and pops can also become audible after the duct has been cleaned, since the airflow may cause the duct to expand in a way that it didn't in the presence of dust and debris. That being said, air ducts can make noises if they are not clean as well.
Other reasons for popping include delayed ignition, undersized ductwork, or the duct joint between the trunk and plenum, and much more. This would need to be addressed and identified before finding an appropriate and effective solution.
The size, thickness, and shape of the ducts also make a difference. Round or circular ducts handle air pressure better than angular ducts which pop and bang more easily.
Unlike commercial ductwork, most residential ductwork is made with a thin metal, which is more vulnerable to sudden expansion and thus relative noises.
When hearing startling sounds coming from the air duct, the first reaction may be alarm or concern. Fortunately, most reasons for air ducts making noise are no reason to worry but should be addressed in case there is a malfunction.
These noises can disturb a peaceful living space, so it's best to follow appropriate steps in order to alleviate these effects.
What is an air duct noise silencer?
Air duct noise silencers, also known as industrial sound attenuators, sound traps, or mufflers, are specifically designed to control airborne sound waves resonating within ducts, openings in buildings, enclosures, or from noisy equipment.
Duct silencers provide effective means of reducing noise emanating from the duct itself as well as sound traveling through the duct from elsewhere.
These are installed near sources that generate noise within the ventilation ductwork, which includes ventilation equipment like fans and air handling units, air flow regulators, air dampers, and fire dampers.
They can also be installed as part of the exposed ductwork thanks to aesthetic design and compatibility with other components of the ventilation system.
In most cases, air duct noise silencers are mounted between the fan and the exhaust fan as well as before the air diffusers and should be installed behind fans.
They can be used in main ductwork or additionally in formation branch-offs as required, and are designed to reduce noise emanating due to the flow of air in elbows, T-pieces, or air dampers.
Examples of Duct Silencers and Their Applications
The length, open area, and configuration of the duct silencer will be determined by the noise control requirements as well as the design of the duct system in question.
Spatial limitations, requirements, and pneumatic pressure drops are all considered when incorporating duct silencers into the existing system construction. General types of duct silencers include rectangular duct silencers, circular duct silencers, and flexible duct silencers.
In order to determine which type of duct silencer would be most compatible with the ventilation system in question, the allowable flow velocity subject to the flow rate and precise noise of the silencer will need to be considered.
Rectangular Duct Silencers
The sound silencer contained within the rectangular casing involves both housing and internal attenuating baffles. The housing is framed with sheet metal flange profiles, and it consists of galvanized steel.
The baffle is rounded on one side, entailing a sound-absorbing insert that absorbs acoustic energy, and galvanized steel is used for the frame.
The sound insert contained in the rectangular duct silencer is made with a combination of non-flammable mineral wool boards, and its exterior is covered with distinct abrasion-resistant fabric which in turn shields the wool interior.
These mineral wool boards are coated with a black glass fiber veil, its surface is suited to the airflow speed of 20 m/s, and the maximum temperature of the thermal energy carrier is 250°C.
In terms of design, there are three distinguishable types of attenuating baffles.
L: absorption baffles
R: absorption-resonator baffles
P: absorption-resonator baffles, perforated
SLC, SRC, and SPC rectangular baffles are fixed in ventilation runs with the baffles being positioned vertically, and the bolts at steel corners are fastened using a G clamp and cleats in order to join the two flange frames together.
SLC attenuators: K-SLC attenuating baffles are used, including the steel frame and mineral wool liner. These are generally used for sound insulation at low to medium sound frequencies.
SRC attenuators: K-SRC perforated attenuating, resonating baffles are used, including the steel frame, mineral wool liner, and ½ of a baffle length covered with steel sheet. These are generally used for sound insulation at medium to high sound frequencies.
SPC attenuators: K-SPC perforated attenuating, resonator baffles are used, including the steel frame, mineral wool liner, and baffle covered over its full length with perforated steel sheet at an open surface area ratio of 36%.
Circular Duct Silencers (Rigid)
Circular silencers are contained in a circular casing, are made of a spiral duct (sound attenuators SIL, SIBL, SIBOL, SIRL, and SIBROL) or a plain duct (sound attenuators SI-GL and SIL-GL), and are used in circular ductwork as a noise-dampening solution.
There is a layer of non-flammable, sound attenuating mineral wool between these two walls, which is coated with polyester fabric and steel sheeting which prevents the mineral wool layer from escaping into the ductwork.
These are fixed with self-drilling screws or rivets in the area of the duct where the spigot connection is inserted into the duct, and silencers with a diameter of 315mm or more are designed with female ends to connect with ducts, requiring separate male couplings.
For larger diameters, circular duct silencers can be equipped with a central baffle or pod. The SIBRL and SIBL circular duct silencers contain an internal vertical baffle, while SIBOL and SIBROL contain an internal pod.
Silencing Elbows/ Curved Duct Silencer:
These are generally an excellent alternative to straight or rigidly shaped silencers and are used in ventilation that is spatially limited or has other conditions that make standard duct silencer types impossible to use.
This curved silencer comprises of two interconnected bends. The inner bend is comprised of perforated sheet steel, and the space between the outer and inner jacket is filled with a sound-absorbing material. The perforated jacket is covered in fabric, which prevents the sound-attenuating material from being drawn into the ductwork.
Circular Connection in a Rectangular Casing
These are another fantastic alternative for working within a spatially confined ventilation system and suspended ceiling installation since its compact design has a very low installation height.
These are available with 25mm (SQLL-25), 50mm (SQLL-50), and 30mm (SQQL-30) mineral wool insulation. Rectangular silencer models with circular spigots are also available, where one spigot is positioned on the sidewall.
Many circular duct silencers include features such as cylindrical pressure-tight casing, streamlined acoustic core baffle, acoustic media which is sheltered by galvanized perforated sheet metal, spun head for reduced entrance pressure loss, and a tapered tail designed for optimal velocity pressure recovery.
Flexible Duct Silencers
These are quite easy to install and can be used in tricky spaces like ceiling voids and areas of the system which are not easy to access, due to its flexibility. On both sides of these flexible duct silencers, there are standard reducers, and they are available in varying lengths.
SLEAL Duct Silencer: It's comprised of perforated ALUDUCT hose, and the insulation used is 25mm in thickness, wrapped with the ALUDUCT AD-L jacket which is 45 microns dense and strengthened with a steel wire.
SLEASD Duct Silencer: It's comprised of perforated ALUDUCT AD-L hose, and contains insulation 25mm thick, which is wrapped in an aluminum-polyester jacket 45 microns thick.
SLEAF Duct Silencer: These are comprised of two AF-AL type hoses, containing insulation which is 50mm in thickness.
The typical duct silencer applications include supply and return ductwork, fan plenums, and air handling units, terminal boxes and mixing boxes, fume, and smoke exhaust, and an alternative to acoustically lined ducts.
Acoustical Silencers reduce sound reverberation
Gen-Set Silencers control sound produced by generators or engines
Sound Traps reduce the volume of sound emanating from noisy machinery.
HVAC Silencers are duct silencers for building ventilation systems
Both standard and custom duct silencers are available from many companies, and many industrial silencers include feature options such as a galvanized, carbon, or stainless steel casing, a duct extension, a fully welded construction, a weather hood, a bird screen, a painted exterior, access doors or panels, and filters.
Sometimes, ventilation systems require a higher level of resistance to specific chemical substances like acids, increased humidity, or increased temperature.
For ventilation systems that are situated within aggressive environments, duct silencers made of other materials such as stainless steel, aluminum, and plastics such as PVC, PP, and PPs.
Duct silencer comprised of polymers are similar to metal ones in terms of design and functionality, with the inner tube, which is used in circular silencers, and casing being created with the compatible materials. The non-flammable attenuating mineral wool is still used.
How do you soundproof HVAC ducts?
The fans that move the air within modern HVAC systems often produce various noises, which will resonate through the ductwork until these intolerable frequencies eventually find your unprepared ears.
There are various ways in which to either lessen or resolve the issue entirely, and duct silencers are certainly the most effective option since it's specifically designed for this purpose.
An effective solution regarding the use of duct silencers would be to position one or more duct silencers between the fan and the occupied spaces, and the type of air duct silencers used for this purpose would be greatly dependent on the space available and the specifications of the HVAC duct in particular.
While duct silencers are quite compatible, these factors would still play a massive role in choosing the best option for your specific air duct system and needs.
Silent-Mod Duct Silencers
These are available in an array of specifications, models, and lengths, and accommodates shape and pressure drop versus airflow and noise reduction.
Silent-Mod HVACs are designed for maximum strength and reduction of sound transmission through sidewalls and is created using 22 – 18 gauge galvanized steel, without any flimsy vent noise silencer materials which could vibrate in the airstream such as 26 or 24 gauge.
Popular types of Rectangular and Circular Duct Silencers for HVAC ducts include Elbow Dissipative, Straight Dissipative, Reactive (No-Fill), Elbow, and Straight, Cross-Talk, Axial Cone and Transitional.
There are various other methods of soundproofing an HVAC system, which are somewhat effective. But, these methods do not have such a massive impact on the behavior and control of sound waves and vibrations within various components of the ductwork specifically.
Such alternative methods of soundproofing an HVAC duct would include insulating the ducts with liners, covering unused vents, choosing flexible ductwork where possible, making repairs if needed, creating a Sound Maze within the air duct, sealing gaps, and using soffits.
There are products available that could assist in soundproofing the HVAC vents, including Quiet Wrap Pipe Soundproofing Wrap, RoadBlockR, VibraBlock, and Utterly Quiet Fabric-Covered Foam.
How can you make your ductwork quieter?
When it comes to standard commercial and residential buildings, the use of a compatible type of duct silencer which is made of quality galvanized steel is generally sufficient in achieving the desired outcome. Most issues can be eliminated with good design, installation, and unit selection.
While this would certainly be effective in resolving the problem on a holistic scale, there are a few other things that could make ductwork less noisy.
Since the majority of air duct noises are as a result of air handling units and generated vibrations, there are a few other alternative solutions which are designed to deal with these specific problems – of course, if they have been accurately addressed and diagnosed.
Flexible duct connectors (compensators)
These are specially designed for the purpose of stifling and insulating sound which is created by air duct equipment such as fans and AHUs.
They act as a sound dampener, reducing vibrations and sounds through the production of expansion joints and compensators which absorb sound.
Flexible duct connectors can be made of flange profiles in order to be compatible with the connections of the AHUs, which can come with female or male ends, and they are comprised of two pieces of metal sheet and fabric.
Supports and Suspension brackets with anti-vibration lining
These accessories which have anti-vibration lining act as a dampening solution by aiming to suppress the noises which originate from within the structure of the ductwork.
As well as being responsible for acting as thermal insulation, condensation growth protection, duct insulation also acts as an acoustic insulator.
The inclusion of this insulation within the ductwork results in the reduction of noise which originates from within the structure of the ductwork, preventing it from breaking out and being transmitted through the duct and into the building or room.
Plenum boxes with insulation lining
These plenum boxes, although different from air duct silencers, have the ability to behave similarly at the ends of the ductwork runs, to a certain degree.
These are lined with sound insulation, which results in sound waves being spread evenly across the entire surface area of the box.
However, the installation of these plenum boxes would need to be quite accurate. The air supply and air extract cannot be positioned and installed directly opposite each other since arranging these components in such a way would prevent the efficient reduction of high-frequency sound waves.
While there are multiple methods of reducing air duct noise, the use of air duct silencers will not only reduce unpleasant fan noise significantly but will greatly reduce the amount of cross-talk which is transmitted and conducted through these vents.
The level of acoustical comfort experienced by those who have efficiently installed air duct noise silencers is thus increased through the addition of vibration-dampening assembly elements as well as flexible couplings within the ductwork.
This will alleviate the most primary reasons for addressing the noise emanating from your ductwork, rewarding much-deserved peace and quiet as well as securing privacy.
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Goddess Nike has arrived in Horndean!
In March 2014 I took a trip to Horndean to take some photographs of the village. The village is quite recognisable, but the number of independent shops has reduced considerably. For now, I've added the gallery below. In the fullness of time I will write more about these photographs.


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GB News to broadcast Twelfth from Armagh after BBC axe live coverage
GB News will broadcast live coverage of the Twelfth from Armagh this year.
The announcement comes in the wake of the BBC's decision to axe its live coverage of events.
GB News presenter and former First Minister of Northern Ireland, Dame Arlene Foster, who will lead commentary of the event, said she was "incredibly proud of GB News for stepping up to fill a void left by the national broadcaster."
She added: "One of the reasons I joined GB News was to bring a better understanding of Northern Ireland life and culture to a wider UK audience. GB News stands for inclusion, of all regional voices, and the Orange Parades are core to our voice in Northern Ireland."
GB News will focus on the largest of the Orange Parades, in Armagh, with Northern Ireland correspondent Douglas Beattie on the ground to explain the patriotism, pageantry and colour of the processions.
Upper Bann MLA Diane Dodds has welcomed the decision of GB News to step in and provide live coverage of the Twelfth in 2022.
Mrs Dodds said: "This is good news for people who are unable to attend the Twelfth but, in the past, relied on the BBC's live coverage. I commend GB News for seizing on this opportunity and recognising that one of the largest outdoor events in the UK calendar is deserving of live coverage.
"The outrageous decision of the BBC to reduce their coverage of the Twelfth demonstration reaffirmed the trend within the broadcaster away from its local audience.
"It stands in contrast to the GB News decision which evidently wants to reach into the unique blend of identities which make up our great United Kingdom."
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Former Man City star attracts Bundesliga interest
Nick Rostron-Pike
13th June 2013, 11:59 am
Roque Santa Cruz
Roque Santa Cruz has three German sides chasing him after he was released by Manchester City.
The former Blackburn man was one of a number of City's peripheral figures to be allowed to leave the Etihad alongside Wayne Bridge.
The Paraguayan spent last season on loan at Malaga where he scored eight goals in 30 La Liga performances to prove his fitness after long-term battles with knee problems.
The 31-year-old spent the 2011-12 season at Betis where he was in similarly impressive form and his exploits in Spain have no alerted a trio of Bundesliga sides who would have watched Cruz in his prime for Bayern Munich between 1999-2007.
Hamburg, Bayer Leverkusen and Schalke are the sides in the hunt and Hamburg sporting director Oliver Kreuzer said: "Santa Cruz is an interesting player,
"If such a man is on the market, you should take care of it.
"Santa Cruz fits squarely into our requirements. He can play alone up front, hold up the ball and that takes a certain amount of experience."


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Emoia atrocostata est une espèce de sauriens de la famille des Scincidae.

Répartition
Cette espèce se rencontre :
 au Japon dans l'archipel Nansei et à Taïwan ;
 aux Philippines, en Indonésie, en Malaisie, à Singapour, au Viêt Nam et sur l'île Christmas ;
 en Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée, aux Salomon, au Vanuatu et aux îles Carolines.
 en Australie dans la péninsule du cap York au Queensland.

Liste des sous-espèces
Selon  :
 Emoia atrocostata atrocostata (Lesson, 1830)
 Emoia atrocostata australis Brown, 1991
 Emoia atrocostata freycineti (Duméril & Bibron, 1839)

Publications originales
 Brown, 1991  : Lizards of the genus Emoia (Scincidae) with observations on their evolution and biogeography.  Memoirs Of The California Academy Of Sciences, ,  (texte intégral).
 Duméril & Bibron, 1839 : Erpétologie Générale ou Histoire Naturelle Complète des Reptiles. , Roret/Fain et Thunot, Paris,  (texte intégral).
 Lesson, 1830 : Description de quelques reptiles nouveaux ou peu connus. Voyage Autour du Monde Execute par Ordre du Roi, sur la Corvette de La Majeste, La Coquille, exécuté Pendant les Annees 1822, 1823, 1824 et 1825, , , , Arthur Bertrand, Paris.

Liens externes

Notes et références

Saurien (nom scientifique)
Eugongylinae

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There are certain foods available in the market that look like they're good for you. However, the fact is that they're not and the irony of life is you take a turn towards these foods with an objective to lose those extra pounds and end up with extra fat. The consumption of these foods undoes all your good work at the gym and beyond adding flab to your frame, they can also harm your health to a point you can't backtrack from and the culprits here are the additive and chemicals in them. But people still view them as a ticket to eat more due to 'diet' and 'fat-free' tags associated with them.
Remember that fat-free is just code for extra salt, sugar, and carbohydrates. Packed foods are generally made tastier by adding harmful synthetic agents like margarine, which comes with extra sugar and sodium. These foods are certainly not making you healthy, and are actually deteriorating your health. To help you understand it better, here we have listed 7 tried and tasted foods that you certainly need to avoid.
Energy bars: Maximum energy bars are all just processed chemicals with a higher amount of calories, high fructose corn syrup, added sugar, and artery-clogging saturated fat. Energy bars do no good for human body. If you still want to eat them, pick the ones with fewer than 200 calories and 20 grams of sugar per serving and do read labels before picking them from the store to ensure the availability of nuts, dried fruit, and seeds in them.
Multigrain bread: Being labelled as "multigrain" doesn't ensure the nutrition value of the bread. A packet of breads labelled multigrain actually contains refined grains. Most refined grains lose 78% of their filling, healthy fibres, and vitamins too. To be sure of making a healthy choice, all you need to do is look for whole wheat or whole grain in the ingredient list.
Flavoured instant oatmeal: High in fibre content, oat is one of the healthiest grains you can choose. From reducing cholesterol to help you stay full for longer, they offer numerous health benefits. However, the same grain turned useless, if consumed in an instant form because they contain more sugar and sodium than regular rolled or steel cut oats. The only way to be benefited from this food choice is to choose the regular oatmeal instead of the instant ones.
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Green tea: 'Want to lose weight, go for green tea', is the easiest advice people usually get. Although the drink comes with numerous health benefits, weight loss promotion by it is just a myth. It is just fooling us by keeping our body hydrated and making us eat less. Sometimes when our body is thirsty, we mistake it for hunger. Drinking something which such few calories on a daily basis suppress that non-existent hunger.
Packaged fruit juice: They are just colourful sugar drinks, which taste like fruits. Drinking a packaged fruit juice is just like drinking soda, but without the carbonation. An actual healthy alternative to this is cold-pressed juice. These preserve a lot of pulp and are processed such that we get a lot of fibre and nutrients from the fruit.
Fat-free flavoured yogurt: Here you need to remember that fat doesn't make you fat, sugar makes you fat and flavoured yogurt comes with 15 grams of sugar in 6 oz. The only way to be benefitted from eating yogurt is choosing Greek yogurt with fresh cut fruit.
Reduced fat peanut butter: Reduced fat means that the fat in the product has been replaced with sugar and salt. Peanuts are a source of monounsaturated fats, which is a good fat. Reducing it from peanut means that the nut is left only with sugar or salt. Next time, when you are in a store, think twice before picking it up.


The Irish Research Council will announce details of a new partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) tomorrow, Tuesday, 21st June, at 1pm at the 1592 Restaurant in the Front Square of Trinity College Dublin.
The new partnership will see Irish postgraduate engineering and science students participate in traineeships with the ESA.
Dr. Eucharia Meehan, Director of the Irish Research Council, and Jan Woerner, Director General of the ESA, will be in attendance at tomorrow's announcement.
Full details of the new partnership between the Irish Research Council and the ESA will be unveiled tomorrow.
Further information on the work of the Irish Research Council is available at www.research.ie.


Editor's note: The eighth annual Indie Grits Film Festival will take place April 11-20 at the Nickelodeon Theatre on Columbia's Main Street. The festival will feature almost 100 do-it-yourself short, experimental, animated and student films from South Carolina and the Southeast, along with music, food and outside-the-box artistic performances. Indie Grits has been named one of MovieMaker magazine's Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World. This is the first in a series featuring the story behind this year's films.
From the legendary apple falling on Isaac Newton's head to the chocolate bar melting in the pocket of Percy Spencer (inventor of the microwave oven), big ideas often have unexpected origins. The film that won twin brothers Brendan and Jeremy Smyth a place at the Indie Grits Film Festival was born after a chance meeting in the kitchen of a Florida restaurant.
Their questions for the immigrants about why they would leave an island paradise for jobs in the United States service industry led the brothers on an 18-month journey that ended with the creation of "Rice for Sale," their documentary that will be featured at Indie Grits 2014.
The film documents, as the brothers put it, the fall of the Balinese culture.
The twins raised money to make the documentary through Kickstarter and spent six months on research and learning the language before traveling to Bali in February 2013. They spent two months on the island, shooting "Rice for Sale" and enough footage for a second planned film to focus on the belief in sorcery that dominates the island's culture.
Along the way, an unusual method of making the film took shape. The brothers prefer to shoot the old-fashioned way, with 16 mm film as opposed to a more modern digital camera.
In this case, though, they took an even more radical step.
"I said to Jeremy, 'What if we made an entire movie with in-camera edits?' " Brendan said.
Though the notion seemed too difficult at first, they did just that. "Rice for Sale" is shown just as it was shot, with no post-shooting editing of the film at all.
The result is a documentary unlike most, which is just what the brothers wanted.
"We wanted to completely reject the notion of a traditional documentary and do it the way we wanted to," Jeremy said.
They did just that and submitted the result to Indie Grits.
A video preview of Rice for Sale, can be found here. Indie Grits is announcing other selections for 2014 throughout February on its Twitter feed.


Here is the full text of the kickoff remarks I made this morning at the Minority Independent Producers Summit, a three day conference that has going on since Tuesday night in New York City. This morning's topic was marketing and distribution and consisted of panel discussions and case studies. The full schedule of events can be found at mipsummit.com. The intention of my remarks was to set the stage for the discussion that followed, and to throw out a few provocations to wake people up.
Before I start, I want to thank the Founding Members of MIPS for organizing this conference. I want to particularly thank Damian Bender for co-curating this morning's Distribution and Marketing Pod as we've taken to calling it. I'm listed as the co-curator, but Damian is the one who did the heavy lifting, so I want to give him a big shout out.


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Babies can be both cute and be a spawn of Satan at the same time, especially when it comes to finding the right essential oils for babies. Essential oils are good, but not all of them can be good for babies. In fact, some are basically a baby's kryptonite thanks to how sensitive the skins of the babies are.
Distilled lemon is great for a whole lot of people. Adults can take it in with no worries, children can take it in with no hesitation, and babies can have them without having their skin irritated. Lemon, if distilled, makes for a perfect essential oil for the baby. This is because baby skins are so irritable, and one wrong drop of a something can ruin it entirely.
Especially in winter. Winter time comes with many problems, and a congested nose is just one of those problems. Eucalyptus here is a natural mucus liquidiser, meaning you must not be afraid of getting your nose blocked by that nasty cold weather. If you ever wonder why Koalas do not get congested noses, there is your answer.
There are two kinds of Eucalyptus, though: globulus and radiata. Pick the radiata one because it is the best option for babies. Globulus is just plain nasty for babies, but if you are a grown up and you want to use it, you are fine doing that.
Mandarin is oranges, and fruits are safe for babies unless they happen to be allergic to fruit. Not only it smells nice, Mandarin essential oil is also not toxic for the baby skin. Talk about winning the lottery.
Tea tree oil is a plant that can pretty much do anything. It can calm the nerve, it can cure a few diseases, and it can provide you with a nicely scented room if combine it with a diffuser. Not only it is useful, it is very affordable, too. One of the most perfect essential oils for babies who often get rashes thanks to bad diapers.
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H. M. Talintyre (1893-1962)
"Jack and Jill", TV Comic, 1953
Henry Matthew Talintyre was born in Gateshead in the second quarter of 1893, the son of George Douglas Talintyre, a watchmaker, and his wife Henrietta. In 1911 he was seventeen, living in Newcastle with his sister Emeline Mary Bell and her family, and working as a ticket and poster writer.
He married Gladys Gould in Paddington, London, in the fourth quarter of 1926. In 1929 he took over drawing "Uncle Oojah" in The Daily Sketch, written by Flo Lancaster, following the death of the strip's original artist Thomas Maybank. He also drew for TV Comic ("Jack and Jill", 1951), Playhour Pictures (1954) and Jack and Jill ("The Wonderful Adventures of Jerry, Don and Snooker", 1954-58).
He died in Chichester, Sussex, in the second quarter of 1962.
Alan Clark, Dictionary of British Comic Artists, Writers and Editors, The British Library, 1998, pp. 160-161
Denis Gifford, Encyclopedia of Comic Characters, Longman, 1987, p. 234
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H. M. Talintyre on Lambiek
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The Department of Defense is responsible for all forms related to the military. The DD 1750 form is put out by the Department of Defense. The main goal of the form is to provide a packing list that can help keep track of important items. A great deal of information must be captured to ensure the form is complete and accurate.
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This form is a packing list used by all branches of the United States military. Its main use is to make sure all boxes are accounted for when people undergo a military operation. The form captures information about who packed for the mission, how many boxes there are, and what the requisition number is. It also gathers information about the contents of each of the boxes.
This is the basic packing list used at every level of military operations. It has been put out by the Department of Defense in order to streamline the packing process. Almost every branch of the military will use this form or something like it to record their packing.
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The packing list should be filled out by the consignee who is responsible for packing the cargo. This individual is responsible for overseeing the entire packing process. They should keep notes on the number of boxes being packed, who is packing each box, and exactly what is going into each box. All of this information will be required to provide an accurate form.
It's important that the form be accurate because disorganization will make it difficult to find things. This could be detrimental, especially when essential items are concerned.
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This form should be used whenever a military mission will involve any kind of cargo or packing. You will need to record the order number, requisition number, and an explanation of what is in every box. The form is necessary for all missions, regardless of whether a great deal of cargo is packed or not.
If you need more than one page, you can add additional pages to the form. You will need to note how many pages are on the total packing list, and number the boxes in an organized manner.
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If you don't use this form, you won't have any idea where items are. This form is an essential organizational tool. When you're on your mission, if you need to find a particular item, this is the form you'll consult. If you don't have a copy of this form, you might waste hours looking for an item that should have been easy to find.
In the "Packed By" section, you'll write your name. You are taking responsibility for the organization and packing of every box related to this mission. Beside your name, you'll record the number of boxes that are packed. Don't record the number of boxes until after the packing is complete. You should pay attention to the individual contents of each box first.
You'll give the order number and requisition number. At the end of the packing, you'll write whatever item was the last one packed under "End Item." You'll also give the date that the form was completed and the packing was finished. In Box 5, you have the opportunity to note whether there are multiple pages for the form.
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If this is the case, you should get in contact with your commander as soon as possible to make sure someone is assigned to packing monitor duty.
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Austrian Parliament Backs EU's First Total Ban of Weedkiller Glyphosate
By Francois Murphy and Alexandra Schwarz-Goerlich
VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria's lower house of parliament passed a bill on Tuesday banning all uses of the weedkiller glyphosate, the first time a European Union country has taken such strong action against the chemical over concerns that it can cause cancer.
Other EU countries have passed partial bans of glyphosate, developed by Bayer-owned Monsanto, although France has lowered its ambitions on a ban, highlighting its usefulness in agriculture. Austria has embraced organic farming more than other EU member state.
"The scientific evidence of the plant poison's carcinogenic effect is increasing. It is our responsibility to ban this poison from our environment," the leader of Austria's Social Democrats, Pamela Rendi-Wagner, said in a statement.
The far-right Freedom Party and liberal Neos party also backed the bill. If the small upper house raises no objection, as appears likely, the bill will become law once it is signed President Alexander Van der Bellen, a former leader of the Greens, who have no seats in parliament.
Glyphosate was developed by Monsanto under the brand Roundup. It is now off-patent and marketed worldwide by dozens of other chemical groups including Dow Agrosciences and Germany's BASF.
Concerns about its safety emerged when a World Health Organization agency concluded in 2015 that it probably causes cancer. Bayer, which acquired Monsanto last year, says studies and regulators have deemed glyphosate and Roundup safe for human use. The company faces lawsuits over claims the product causes non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Austria has the highest proportion of organic farmland in the European Union - roughly 23%, far above the EU average of 7%, according to EU data for 2017 https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/Organic_farming_statistics, and its pristine mountain landscapes are one of its biggest tourist attractions.
However, Austria's sustainability ministry, which is responsible for farming and the environment, said it believed a ban would be contrary to EU law because glyphosate is cleared for use in the bloc until December 2022.
The conservative People's Party (OVP), which is traditionally supported by many of the country's farmers and which controlled the ministry for many years, made the same argument and opposed the bill.
"It is pure populism," OVP lawmaker Klaus Lindinger said of the legislation.
Austria is currently led by a provisional government of civil servants ahead of a parliamentary election expected in September. Political parties are forming shifting alliances to pass laws that appeal to their voters before parliament goes into recess this week until the election.
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Q: Expander with GridSplitter I've a grid splitter before to the expander(which exists in the right side of a wpf window) and when i was running the app i need to use grid splitter to see more data from expander after its expanded, but the problem is when i was drag splitter i'm getting full view of my expander irrespective of original width but after click on expander to collapse it won't go to its original position by maintaining the splitter dragged width. So any one help me how can i send back expander to its original position.
Thanks,
@nagaraju.

A: As you are resizing the contents of the Expander it may make more sense to place the GridSplitter inside the Expander, and on the outside you just have a normal Grid which makes the cell where the Expander is size to content.

A: Once you have used the splitter the grid column widths will no longer be 'auto'.
One solution is to respond to the collapsed event of the expander and reset the width of the first column to auto using column.Width=GridLength.Auto;

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It only takes that first dip of the paddle in lake Åsnen, and you will know that a marvellous experience is waiting. Åsnen gives you nature for real!
The black-throated diver calls over black waters at night and the osprey keeps guard from its nest, high up in a pine tree. A hillfort whispers tales of days long gone. In Åsnen you find adventure and here you find stillness.
To paddle a kayak or canoe in the waters of lake Åsnen is to become a part of history. People have travelled in these waters since the Stone Age. In the surroundings you find evidence of the lives of past generations. Just pull the canoe or kayak out of the water and enjoy your coffee sitting among the ancient ruins of medieval Bosgård, or let the children look for the entrance to the trolls' secret treasure cave in Hulevik.
If the perch are not biting when you get hungry there are both village shops and eateries close by. Already the Swedish medieval king Gustav Vasa knew to appreciate the treasures of Åsnen and often had eel from the lake.
Through Åsnen runs the 120 kilometer long canoe trail Värendsleden. Buy a map to follow the trail, sleep in ready-made wind shelters at camp sites complete with outdoor toilets, garbage bins and assigned fire places. Thanks to the Swedish Right of Public Access, you are of course welcome to spend the night in places of you own choice, but remember to avoid the bird protection areas.
When staying overnight at the prepared campsites in Åsnen, and in order to use firewood, water and toilets, you need so called "camping checks" (not valid at normal campgrounds). The campsites are marked on the Map of the Åsnen area. Please note that other rules apply in the national park.
Discover Åsnen as close up as you can – from the water! There are several canoe and kayak rental places in Åsnen. Don't forget to ask for the Map of the Åsnen Area. In addition to being a great tool, it also lists where all important bird protection areas are located, as well as where all campgrounds are found.
Here you find maps of where there are maritime traffic regulations in Åsnen.
Expierence the beautiful landscape of Småland in a peaceful way by canoe on the 120 km (74.6 miles) long trail Värendsleden.


다음은 차트로 작업할 때 도움이 되는 문제 관련 정보입니다.These issues can be helpful when working with charts.
차트에서 값 축에 있는 값의 합이 표시되어야 하는데 개수가 표시되는 이유Why does my chart count, not sum, the values on the value axis?
대부분의 차트 종류는 일반적으로 y축인 값 축에 숫자 값이 있어야 올바르게 그려집니다.Most chart types require numeric values along the value axis, which is typically the y-axis, in order to draw correctly. 값 필드의 데이터 형식이 String이면 필드에 숫자가 있더라도 차트에서 숫자 값을 표시할 수 없습니다.If the data type of your value field is String, the chart cannot display a numeric value, even if there are numerals in the fields. 대신 차트는 해당 필드에 값이 포함되어 있는 행의 총 개수를 표시합니다.Instead, the chart displays a count of the total number of rows that contain a value in that field. 이러한 현상을 방지하려면 값 계열에 사용하는 필드에 형식이 지정된 문자가 포함된 문자열이 아니라 숫자 데이터 형식이 포함되도록 해야 합니다.To avoid this behavior, make sure that the fields that you use for value series have numeric data types, as opposed to strings that contain formatted numbers.
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It is a first for Henry County: A grand jury indicted a police officer on charges of using excessive force and lying under oath.
Channel 2 Action News was the first to show the video of officers choking former NFL player Desmond Marrow in December 2017.
Now, 18 months later, Channel 2's Tyisha Fernandes learned there's a new witness in the case.
A federal police officer who was off duty that day happened to be in the parking lot when the attack happened.
"We believe it's the first time a Henry County police officer has been indicted for excessive force," attorney L. Chris Stewart said.
A grand jury indicted Officer David Rose on five charges, including simple battery and making false reports, after he allegedly lied under oath about the incident.
"They don't want someone like Rose, who's been to five different departments, working there anymore," Stewart said.
Police took statements from several witnesses, but Marrow's attorneys said they didn't take a statement from an off-duty federal police officer who was there.
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Catalog > Photo & Video > Adventure & Sports > Intro To Adventure Sports Photography > Principles Of Design: Motion
Intro to Adventure Sports Photography
Principles of Design: Motion
Literal motion pretty cool right pick a slow enough shutter speed uh this is andrew whiteford he's one of the guys obviously the arn tellem a guy he is can really for like a mile it doesn't matter for on a trail road whatever he's like you need to really just thie the good thing about his release is they're very consistent so notice he's not like bouncing up and down like this so all my job is as the photographer in this scene is to pan with him so as he's going by I'm panting with his speed rampant off shots you throw away a thousand you keep one and it's just a matter of getting that timing down as you pan through the shot and he just holds that really down the trail for as long as he can until there's a turn or something he's going to hit where he comes out of frame you know we figure out where starting and ending point isn't he just comes in there so we just keep doing this over and over and over again so we kind of get that shot yeah can you talk about the way you approach a pan s...
hot relative to when you're getting blurred motion on a stable shot? Is it just simply the reverse of what you're doing the other the other way yes well in the pan shot you can choose your shutter speed to pre pretty much whatever you want would want right, it's, the way to get, like the subject sharp there is, you have to pay in at the same consistent speed. Now, the longer the shutter speed, the longer these kind of streaks become between clicks, right, it's, like, so if if you choose to long of the shutter speed, then you're only going to get, like, three attempts. So you want to pick like a shutter speed, you know, I'm typically like a fifteenth of a second. I want to say of going through those like, but it's still slow ends, that he still has speed attached to him, so that gives me kind of a longer line. Now, when I'm showing motion where there are still things, I have to either be on a tripod in that scenario and the things moving, like the shop with the basketball players on vanished venice beach, right, tripod, one second exposure in one second day move around so that's tripod now, the other option, there is a rule to follow if you have you typically for hand holding something. If you choose a shutter speed that is equal to your focal length, or as close to equal to your folk elaine, nine times out of ten, if you have good body position that frame will be sharp so for instance if we do sixteen thirty five who were shooting at sixteen and we choose the slowest shutter speed we could potentially use handheld is going to be a fifteenth of a second okay seventy cents I mean it would be a sixteenth of the second but way have a fifteen so if you kind of use that guideline now the other kind of thrown in option to technology today is image stabilization and most lenses air two to four stops they kind of advertised so if you're at sixteen millimeters and you haven't image stabilize sixteen and thirty five four lines on your at sixteen well then you can go essentially four stops less and still get a sharp shot seventy cents so I use that I know that whatever my focal length is I picked that shutter speed and if I'm ok with so I know that I can handle something at that right is sixteenth but maybe my motion is moving faster at the at their level of the ping pong table thing going on well I'm holding at a fifteenth of the second but they're moving faster than a fifteenth of the second so even hand held them getting motion but I'm still getting sharp elements who are I have someplace to fall off does that help? Okay so this is a tripod scenario right cameras on a tripod cars air going by framing out the lights using the lights to light the element of the bicycle here I don't need to see all the logos and graphics of the bike but I want to see some elements right? We don't dispute the fact that we have silhouetted the tire pretty nicely and then the traffic going by is that extra piece in the puzzle kind of thing so that's the motion bike not emotion. Okay, I think I don't know if you can even see people but there's probably people in their move into same thing here camera on a tripod picked a shutter speed that allowed the branches and grass that air blowing in this kind of tumultuous winds to become blurry and then the trunks noticed the trunks are where I kind of lands because their tax sharp because I picked a shutter speed the's guys air moving. Yes, but if you pick a fast enough shutter speed, they become still right rodeo what's going on here if you follow the way the action progresses with the's bull riders you know that the really good ones there upper body is almost perfectly still the bulls doing this underneath, right? Ok, so if the bulls doing that, I can pick a shutter speed where I can hand hold and he his head if he's in good position holding that the poll, you know, holding them until the bull for an amount of time, he's trying to maintain that just letting that animal do whatever it does underneath him. He's just hanging on for the ride so I can pick a shutter speed where his hat head are fairly sharp look at his arm for glory bull blurry hands down here blurry hatch up. Okay, there's, some drool coming off the thing right here, off the ball. Here I mount the camera in my chest. So twenty four, one of five lens, thirty five millimeters. I'm kind of zooming in on it a little bit it's strapped to my chest. I've got the remote of my handlebars. You don't see my hands, so and I'm just picking a shutter speed again I'm pacing him pedaling as he pedals china keep up to get him to somewhat clarity so our eye has somewhere to rest I don't care what happens with the rest of france so it's, like you're in the chase, right, that makes you feel like you're riding with him, right? This is internal viewpoint for sure, right on the beach in iceland. Twelve o'clock high noon thirty second exposure how do we do it? I use a singer ray very nd filter, which is a neutral density filtered circular works like a polarizer I can pull stops of light out of my exposure to get a longer exposure in a scenario like this, the cool thing with this filter is polarized as well. And so I get the sheen off the wet black sand on the beach so really just becomes about what? My highlighted elements are here. Yes, for something like this, is it the same trial and error? You just crank it down, wait to see what it looks like. Try it again, you can kind of feel the rhythm of an incoming tide and, you know, you take a shot and I could kind of so click the shutter goes off, that tide comes in, okay, then that goes back out and I need that in and out to get all of that motion. So I picked the exposure that allows that to happen in different tied situations that could come in really fast and go out really fast. Right? So if you would, it would change the way it looks so it's, just a timing thing. Try it once and then I kind of get that fuel and then I'm like, ok need to go longer to make it happen. God okay, ping pong, here's here's the scenario is kind of setting up this is sixteen millimeter, probably right around the fifteenth of the second it may be a little bit slower or a little bit faster depending I don't know the actual numbers, but the goal is here hand holding so that all of this stuff tax sharp the motion of what's going on here then you let it happen. Okay, now implied motion can we imply it? If we can show it literally can we kind of figuratively shows something that's going on? Yeah, top of teton pass wife pulling skins, right? The action of that poll coming down on me going to clip the skin, all of those things, they're stopped. The action has stopped, but our mind puts together that there's something going on here even if you're not a skier. Okay, pretty long shutter speed too, because the snows blurry remember the shot with the iphone in the blood that's when this happened, so my wife and I married seventeen years in seventeen years, I have never photographed a crash because before the crash is over, I know there's going to be paying in blood and whatever and I dropped the camera and I, you know, go kind of to her to her needs or whatever in this time after that, you know, fifteen years this is in alaska she's like I'm going to ride this thing and I'm like you're insane, there is no like I walked from pretty much up here because there's a huge drop behind these bushes this thing is like a monster step down into a creek that's completely washed out with a solid twenty foot drop on the other side of all this stuff she's like I'm going to ride it it's ok and yeah didn't work out so good so this time after fifteen years the first time I ever actually shot from the point at which she started to crash to the point at which she pretty much missed hitting her head's square on that pointy rock right there by about a millimeter but there are other rocks here that kind of put a big hole in her leg and I get down there she's like doesn't say you know anything about the injuries is like did you get it fifteen years did you get I think yeah, I got it ok, good we're good and I look at her leg I'm like I think you need stitches she's like now we're fine so like seven butterfly bandages later you know we don't need stitches anyway, but so that is the climax moment, right? We don't need to know what's going to happen that's a crash because her balance is beyond the point of return here our minds make that connection yes so uh did you also zoom in on her on that I mean to show maybe her expression or no I didn't track you were I didn't the shot this was my composition it was sixteen millimeters I gave us some foreground rocks this creek actually watched the entire trail out down below so kind of screwed things up so I was just there I just kept going she's like don't stop shooting for once in your life please I'll be fine and I'm like as it happened I was like oh my god she's not fine she's gonna whack her head but so this is that moment like there's a this is the point where you could either change your weight and body position and change what's going on or things go way too fast and you're going over and that's what happened there is no control on the action so there was no time for me to move no time for me to change I just dropped the shutter uh so you know there's no turning back so looks like this dude still the a feather from that guy right? Because he's like look well he pulled the feather out of his own tail this guy just happen to be looking over there now I've got this visual connection right? You guys don't need to know that but you guys get kind of oh my god he stole the feather and that guy's like hey did give him the further back you know? So we get that story kind of progressing right so implied motion that that feather came from that guy even though it didn't he's trying to kick the door in I saw the graffiti I'm like, oh my god that's going to be my son in like three years and here's you know well, I'm just following your lead dad, I could just see it now right? Just following your lead so he's trying to kick in and you are never going to happen because actually yeah he's trying to kick the door in but it's never going to happen because the door actually opens out right? Because our hinges air on the outside I'm like ok, you might want to re examine that maybe you need school a little more school and truck driving down the road doesn't need to be in emotion teo for us to say it's in motion, right? Okay and then the other way we can illustrate motion with a photograph is weaken illustrate time tips so four minute exposure of stars we can never see this with the naked eye right? But we can record it with photographs and if we know we can do this, how cool would it be to illustrate adventure sports in a similar manner? If we know we have x amount of time to get a subject through a frame and it's after dark and he's going to create end quote, star trails what do we do how do we make this happen so about ten shots it took us to do this and I say we because yuri was their fish eye lens for the curves of the trail and the rider is wearing a head lamp and has a head lamp on his bike as well and then we get out the flash and we tried it a bunch of different ways flash on camera flash off camera the way it worked the way we finally got to work was yuri hitting the the flash tester button like ten times for the frame throughout so it's second exposure he's riding through the frame in the eight seconds we're popping it all over the place but the main pop was we decided this subject looked best right there that's the first pop then we pop the rest of it as he rides out of the frame notice he's ghosted the's air his shadow's as he rides by kind of a unique perspective and it probably took us an hour I would say to figure it out how did you get the light basically through the trailers that from the headlamp itself yeah yes oh ok so two things happening with the light that the writers were in here which is kind of cool one lighting up the trail right to the actual bull but self words mounted on the bike creating that trail effect through the frame as well. Ok now all you would see if we didn't add any flash to this is the line right zipping through the frame but because we popped a little bit of flash right there remember what I said flash doesn't care about shutter speed, right? So it was enough because it's pitch black out it was enough to give you that pretty solid image of him coming through the scene, so these light trails are his he's being stopped from the flash right there being stopped by the flash right there being stopped by the flash right there eight seconds and we figured that was it took it took a little bit we took thirty second exposures fifteen second etcetera, but that was the amount of time that it took him to go through here it was eight seconds, so try on there, we got it going and finally, you know way brought it all together that speed like didn't tells me like night blindness or anything did away with I don't think so I mean, his face is pretty lit up in there and I mean, he kept writing it so ok, so and this is kind of this's an exposure to different well, it's actually only one exposure, but so this kind of came out a mental kind of challenge for me I shot this memorial to this guy james and quinn he was a law student in albuquerque, new mexico and he was riding his bike ing and got hit by a car on the side of I think it's highway forty just outside of albuquerque and this is his memorial and I took the photos and obviously the base not moving in the in the final frame and there was something about it that it just didn't it didn't feel right and there's a kind of a piece of a banner here that was kind of blowing in the wind that was blurry when I took the original shot, so I brought the image into photo shop and did a motion blur filter on copied the original image layer and then did emotion blur in photo shop and then brushed a layer mask out to highlight thiss still details of the shot and the idea behind it was completely conceptual was that you know, this is a memorial to a guy who's reading his bike up until that point of his life is there a way to memorialize it other than it being a static still image? So it's kind of like the bike still going right? So for everything I tell you that I won't do at times there something that I just think needs to be done but the other side of it too is I don't try and sell it as something that it's not you know it's for me it's yes, this is a two layered, photoshopped file would love to have you use it. But if you have rules against that, then obviously, now here's here's, where we're at. But in that scenario, I think it makes it more powerful of an image than if we just shot the still.
Open the door to the thrill of outdoor adventure sports photography! Intro to Adventure Sports Photography with Jay Goodrich is your guide to the gear, the visioning, the schlepping, the post-production, and the fast-paced lifestyle of professional outdoor sports photography.
If you've been dreaming about making your living as an outdoor photographer, Jay is the guy to show you how to do it. During this introductory class, Jay will talk about what it takes to get the shots, land the clients, and process the images that tell a story. You'll learn about:
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Jay will teach you how to create a story for any location or project. He'll cover the techniques he uses to design a photograph, instead of just taking a snapshot, and he'll detail the steps he took to build a successful business.
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Progression to Adventure Photography
Core Photo Ingredients: Clarity
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Core Photo Ingredients: Composition
Elements of Design: Line
Elements of Design: Shape
Elements of Design: Value and Texture
Elements of Design: Color
Principles of Design: Space
Principles of Design: Scale
Principles of Design: Proportion and Symmetry
Principles of Design: Focal Point
Supporting Equipment: Ski & Snow Gear
Supporting Equipment: Cycling Gear
Camera Bodies, Lenses & Packing for the Field
Camera Controls: ISO
Camera Controls: Aperture
Camera Controls: Shutter
Using the Equipment Part 1
Behind the Scenes: Getting the Shots
Lightroom Workflow: Metadata
Lightroom Workflow: Color Coding and Watermarks
Lightroom Processing: Presets
Brendan Quigley
While I'm new to the world of Creative Live and their excellent series of lecture presentations, I'm not so new to the world of photography. I'm an avid semi-pro nature photographer with aspirations toward expanding my portfolio to include more adventure sports-related imagery. I found Jay's presentation insightful, humorous and down to earth. His classes mixed the art and design of an image with the technical experience and athletic ability one would need to create the kind of image I'd like to be able to make, and he did it in a way that made my personal goal achievable. Jay's images are stunning, and he presents a lot of valuable information in a way that relates to photographers of all skill levels. I look forward to seeing more of what CL can provide to help me become a better photographer, and also to seeing what Jay will present next. I highly recommend this class!
Dámaris
Thank you so much for sharing this and for free. I learnt a LOT... and still gotta keep on learning!! I like and agree with most of your points of view, Jay! Love the no-rules approach, photographer's vision, controlling the shot and camera, and doing most of the job with the camera instead of lots of editing, like many do. I honestly didn't know you before this workshop but am now a new follower you've got. Keep it up! You're gonna kinda hate me for kind of pointing something out to you... you kind of say kind of and kinda kind of 'way too much' ;) Not saying it as negative criticism because it is not at all, but as a funny observation (followed HIMYM? You'll understand ;)). Best of luck. Respect. ps. Recommended watch.


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text:
Date: Friday 13 December 2002
McDonnell Douglas DC-8-62F
Operating for: Arrow Air
Leased from: Fine Air
Registration: N1804
Engines: 4 Pratt & Whitney JT3D-7 (HK3)
Location: Singapore-Changi Airport (SIN) ( Singapore)
Departure airport: Tokyo-Yokota AFB (OKO/RJTY), Japan
Destination airport: Singapore-Changi International Airport (SIN/WSSS), Singapore
The DC-8 approached Changi runway 20R following a flight from Yokota. In heavy rain, the first officer, who was pilot flying, could not see the runway lights clearly up to about 200 feet AGL. He continued the approach. Then he felt that the captain was in control and so he let go of the controls but he did not attempt to inform the captain as to whether he was letting him have the controls or he wished to retain the control of the aircraft. The aircraft floated for about 1,300 m before it was put down by the captain. The landing distance available of runway 20R was 3,260 m. When the aircraft touched down, only about 1,500 m of the runway remained available. This was not enough to prevent a runway overrun. The aircraft exited and came to rest about 300 m from the end of the runway. The crew had earlier ascertained from the Runway Analysis Manual that the aircraft's landing weight was within limit for landing on the runway, but had not determined the landing distance required (2,560 m) from the flight manual.
SIGNIFICANT FACTORS:
1 The FO, the pilot flying the approach and landing, did not elect to go around even though he did not have the runway lights and approach lights in sight at 300 feet above ground.
2 The PIC could have taken over control from the FO when the latter still could not see the approach lights and runway lights at 300 feet above ground.
3 The crew landed long by about 1,300 metres on the runway.
4 The crew had not made a determination of the landing distance required for the landing on Runway 20R. They had just verified using the Runway Analysis Manual that the aircraft landing weight was within limit for the landing.
Investigating agency: AAIB Singapore
Duration: 1 year and 6 months
Accident number: AIB/AAI/CAS.002
Runway excursion
» ICAO Adrep
type: McDonnell Douglas DC-8-62F
Distance from Tokyo-Yokota AFB to Singapore-Changi International Airport as the crow flies is 5247 km (3280 miles).
Accident location: Approximate; accuracy within a few kilometers.
81st loss
9th worst accident


text:
Hebi (鹤壁 ; pinyin : Hèbì) est une ville du nord de la province du Henan en Chine.

Subdivisions administratives
La ville-préfecture de Hebi exerce sa juridiction sur cinq subdivisions - trois districts et deux xian :
 le district de Qibin - 淇滨区 Qíbīn Qū ;
 le district de Shancheng - 山城区 Shānchéng Qū ;
 le district de Heshan - 鹤山区 Hèshān Qū ;
 le xian de Jun - 浚县 Jùn Xiàn ;
 le xian de Qi - 淇县 Qí Xiàn.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes
  Site gouvernemental
  Plan de la ville de Hebi

Ville dans la province du Henan
Subdivision administrative dans la province du Henan


Lizeth received the award in an advanced learning program that's supposed to help kids prepare for college. The teacher, who was not named, told the students the award was supposed to be funny, but Lizeth's not laughing.
Principal Eric Lathan released an apology on Twitter for "insensitive and offensive" awards, saying they were distributed after the school's real awards ceremony had concluded.
Lizeth's mother told local CBS station KHOU that the principal apologized in person as well, but said she wants the teacher to face discipline.
"Get fired, at least, or something," Ena Hernandez said.


Guillermo Bert and Mapuche weaver Anita Paillamil admire the first of several encoded textiles.
Quick Response (QR) codes, those little black-and-white boxes of pixels that encode links and information, are popping up everywhere these days. Taking advantage of the codes' ability to capture and obscure data, Los Angeles-based Chilean artist Guillermo Bert has found another creative use of QR technology – he's using the barcodes to preserve the identity and traditions of the Mapuche, Chile's largest indigenous population.
Invented in Japan in the '90s, QR codes – offline hyperlinks – are an effective marketing tool that can increase engagement and capture metrics for advertisers.
But Bert believes the bar codes have serious political and cultural implications, a conviction that has informed his artistic practice for the last five years. As with consumer products, Bert anticipates that individuals might be reduced to binary code to be processed more efficiently. When our identities get digitized, they can be stolen or lost – not unlike the experience of many indigenous people.
Noticing that the geometric patterns of traditional Mapuche textiles bear a striking resemblance to contemporary barcodes, Bert decided to appropriate the encoding technology to raise awareness of the plight of the Mapuche of southern Chile for a project he calls "Encoded Textiles."
The Mapuche have fought to protect their distinct culture for centuries. They successfully defended their land against incursions by the Spanish crown for 300 years – the only native population in the Americas to do so – and signed agreements securing their autonomy. But after Chile won independence from Spain, the newly formed state forced the Mapuche into a bloody war that resulted in colonization, oppression, and cultural assimilation.
In recent years, the Mapuche have begun to regroup and reassert their cultural and political rights within the framework of modern Chilean society. But their way of life continues to be threatened, and their language and stories have started to disappear.
"I had been reading about linguistics and the disappearing of language. That's very common nowadays and you can't bring it back once it's gone," Bert says.
Over the last year, Bert has traveled from the United States to Chile to record the narratives of influential Mapuche leaders, capturing poems and tales from writers, artisans, healers, and village elders. He then encoded six of their stories into barcodes and worked with several Mapuche women to weave them into traditional textiles that are scannable by any smartphone.
Mapuche weaver Anita Paillamil starts work on the first encoded textile.
"The weaving is so low-tech – the loom, the traditional techniques, the pure wool that comes straight from the sheep, the colors dyed by hand," Bert says "The collision between the two technologies creates this hybrid that I think is very representative of what's going on in the world today in terms of globalization creating multiple layers of culture."
Bert's encoded textiles play a starring role in an upcoming film that was funded through Kickstarter, called Coded Stories, directed by Adam Hyman and Anthony Rauld. The tapestries and the companion film will be on display in Bert's solo exhibition at the Pasadena Museum of California Art, which opens on Oct. 28.
"The Mapuche are eager to share their culture with the world," Rauld says.
Filming Coded Stories in Chile.
The skull of Leporinus scalabrinii (formerly "Arrhinolemur"), facing left. After full prepration, the fishy nature of the fossil is immediately clear. From Bogan et al., 2012.