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Rendezvous with Houston Methodist biennial gala at the Hilton Americas-Houston. Chaired by Cam and Rod Canion and Elizabeth and Peter Wareing, honoring the John S. Dunn Foundation, Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY), Sanford I. Weill and Emily Attwell Crosswell. Celebrating Houston Methodist’s 96-year commitment to leading medicine in research, education and patient care. (photo by Richard Carson)
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The Vaisala Ceilometer (VCEIL) at the Southern Great Plains (SGP) site is a self-contained, ground-based, active, remote-sensing device designed to measure cloud-base height at up to three levels and potential backscatter signals by aerosols.
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Sanitation Project encourages Rotarians to Loop the Loop ...
5pm on Friday afternoon and as I drove toward the airfield the rain is just sheeting down. We are 1 hour away from launching 14 volunteers into the air in a glider. It seemed as though the chances of getting anyone in the air to be incredibly remote. Heavy rain, high winds and low cloud base. It could hardly be worse conditions for flying.
An hour later, trusting in the weather forecast to be suitable weather for flying, all 14 supporters arrived at the London Gliding Club at Dunstable Downs. The forecast had indicated that the awful weather would be much improved by 6pm and even sunny an hour later, so we were all gathered for the safety briefing becoming more confident of getting airborne by the minute.
By 6.15 the rain had stopped and the sky began to clear just as forecast. One by one 7 Rotarian volunteers and 7 members of the public were seated in the front seat of a two seated glider and were towed to 2000 feet before being cast adrift from the tow plane and were sent gliding freely through the air.
Once free, the glider pilot put the glider into a dive and went through a loop-the-loop. Often-another loop followed and another. As the evening progressed the last few flyers had the view of a beautiful sunset.
During the event there was a free barbecue for flyers and supporters alike. The crew and ground crew joined in for a burger and the Club bar was open for something to steady any nerves.
The evening was a great success with 14 very happy flyers having enjoyed something special, often expressed as a thrill of a lifetime. The youngest was just 15 and the oldest, well let’s just say he was in his 9th decade.
The volunteers had accepted the ‘Loop-the-Loop’ challenge to raise money through sponsorship towards a Global Grant project for a school sanitation project in South Africa.
John Moss
Rotary Club of Wolverton and Stony Stratford
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President Barack Obama transits through the Kentucky Air National Guard Base in Louisville, Ky., aboard Air Force One April 2, 2105. Obama was in town to discus job training and economic growth during a visit to Indatus, a Louisville-based technology company that focuses on cloud-based applications. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Maj. Dale Greer)
106_GHP_AnnualMeeting_31Jan19.CR2 -- Greater Houston Partnership 30th Anniversary and 2019 Annual Meeting with the Partnership's incoming Chair, Scott McClelland, and President and CEO, Bob Harvey addressing the organization's top priorities January 31, 2019. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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091_GHP_EconomicOutlook2018.JPG - Greater Houston Partnership Houston Region Economic Outlook featuring Ellen Zentner, Managing Director and Chief U.S. Economist with Morgan Stanley Research, on the national economy. In addition, the following panel of local experts will share their perspectives on the region's economyDecember 5, 2018. (Photo by Donna Carson)
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006_TAMIO_Houston_9June22 -TAMIO - Texas Association of Municipal Information Officers conference at the Four Seasons hotel in Houston Thursday, June 9, 2022. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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A set of 7 cherubim from an Inmaculada Concepcion cloud base
Estimate: PHP 15,000 - 20,000
1st quarter, 20th century
Laguna
Painted and gessoed lightwood
12 x 8 cm (5 x 3 in) each
Provenance:
From the heirs of Don Vedasto Cadeliña, former mayor of Lucban, Tayabas (now Quezon Province). It is beautifully carved and painted with details on the face and hair. Each figure is in various gazes and poses of pure innocence.
Lot 222 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on October 21, 2023. Please see salcedoauctions.com for more information.
I was fortunate to benefit from some really murky weather amongst the hot dry days of early August.
Arriving around five in the morning, I set up at the Kit Kat Stones with a dark blue hour shot in mind, but the conditions were just a bit meh, so I opted to move on.
A while later a band of fine drizzle swept up the Burbage Valley setting up a moody backdrop for Carl Wark. As this happened the now rising sun sent an almost ethereal white glow under the low cloud base giving the whole scene a very other worldly feel.
Utility, Inc. develops the smartest body-worn technology in the world, incorporating real-time communications for the best situational awareness possible during the most critical times. Unlike other police body cameras, BodyWorn™ has automatic recording triggers based on policies, officer down reporting and alerting, live video streaming, and secure automatic wireless offload to AWS cloud storage. Utility’s BodyWorn video, audio and metadata can be accessed through its cloud-based digital evidence management solution, AVaiL Web™. Utility’s other solutions, Rocket IoT™ in-car video and Smart Redaction™ application for releasing video to the public, also leverage AWS cloud storage. Providing mission critical mobile intelligence.
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Utility, Inc. develops the smartest body-worn technology in the world, incorporating real-time communications for the best situational awareness possible during the most critical times. Unlike other police body cameras, BodyWorn™ has automatic recording triggers based on policies, officer down reporting and alerting, live video streaming, and secure automatic wireless offload to AWS cloud storage. Utility’s BodyWorn video, audio and metadata can be accessed through its cloud-based digital evidence management solution, AVaiL Web™. Utility’s other solutions, Rocket IoT™ in-car video and Smart Redaction™ application for releasing video to the public, also leverage AWS cloud storage. Providing mission critical mobile intelligence.
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Going home ... Landscape with Clouds.
No. 5 of 5
Cumulus Clouds.
Cumulus clouds look like white fluffy balls of cotton wool and mark the vertical extent of convection or thermal uplift of air taking place in the in the atmosphere. The level at which condensation and cloud formation begins is defined by the flat cloud base, and its height will depend upon the humidity of the rising air. The more humid the air, the lower the cloud base.
Small cumulus clouds are evidence of relatively stable air during fair weather. Once condensation begins, uplift continues only for a short distance before the temperature of rising air falls below that of the surrounding atmosphere. Since cumulus clouds have no existence apart from thermal convection, they are diurnal clouds when over land, forming mid morning and disappearing again after sunset. They may also form over sea when the sea surface temperature is warmer than the air passing over it. Then similar convection currents can develop.
Young fair weather cumulus have sharply defined edges and bases while the edges of older clouds appear more ragged, an artifact of cloud erosion. Evaporation along the cloud edges cools the surrounding air, making it heavier and producing sinking motion or subsidence outside the cloud. This downward motion inhibits further convection and the growth of additional thermals from below, which is why fair weather cumulus typically have expanses of clear sky between them. Without a continued supply of rising air, the cloud begins to erode and eventually disappears. Fair weather cumulus typically have a lifetime of 5 minutes to about half an hour.
Richie Hawtin and co launch the long-awaited and groundbreaking piece of cloud-based technology - the Burn Studios audiotool.
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Rendezvous with Houston Methodist biennial gala at the Hilton Americas-Houston. Chaired by Cam and Rod Canion and Elizabeth and Peter Wareing, honoring the John S. Dunn Foundation, Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY), Sanford I. Weill and Emily Attwell Crosswell. Celebrating Houston Methodist’s 96-year commitment to leading medicine in research, education and patient care. (photo by Richard Carson)
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Sergeant Pilot Maurice RAES
(Born 17th June 1921 - KIA 13th June 1942)
350 (Belgian) Squadron RAF
Crashed near Sprowston Road
on June 13th. 1942
returning to Debden after
a convoy patrol
1299915 Sgt. Pilot Maurice Herman Marceun Raes, RAFVR, 350 (Belgian) Squadron, RAF.
Maurice Raes was born on 17th. June 1921 at Mons, Belgium.
He signed up for 3 years with the Belgian Aronautique Militaire in September 1939. He received basic military education at Zellik and then started flight training at Wevelghem until Belgium was invaded by Germany on 10th. May 1940. The flying school was then evacuated to Oujda, Morocco, but after the capitulation of France, most of the trainees were evacuated to Great Britain where they arrived on 5th. August.
Maurice was posted to RAF Odiham for flying training in November 1940. He made his first flying sortie in a Magister with his instructor G. Dieu on 23rd. November and his first solo flight on 19th. December.
He joined 53 Operational Conversion Unit (OCU) at RAF Llandow in Wales during November 1941 to convert onto the Spitfire. Rated as 'Above Average' he was posted to 350 (Belgian) Squadron in March 1942. On his first flight in a Spitfire Vb on 20th. March 1942 he severely damaged his aircraft whilst landing. After several training flights, he went 'Combat Ready' and on 4th. June 1942. He undertook his first operational sortie, flying as 'Blue 2' in Spitfire Vb P8545, coded MN-U.
Maurice, flying the Supermarine Spitfire Vb W3446, coded MN-R, took off from RAF Debden in Essex at 16:50 hr on Saturday 13th. June 1942 to patrol a northbound convoy that was 8 miles east of Martlesham in Suffolk. In total ten 350 Squadron Spitfire's made up the patrol from 13.05 to 19.10 hrs.
Maurice was flying in the last section to leave the convoy off the Norfolk coast. With the weather bad and visibility at 1,000 to 2,000 yards and the cloud base at 200 feet he became separated from his No. 1 and was given a vector back to Debden. Flying towards Norwich, the Spitfire was plotted as an enemy aircraft. Perhaps due to recent air raids during April and May, barrage balloons had been deployed in the city. The balloon crews saw him heading south east and very low. The Spitfire hit one of the standing balloons over a residential area. It is thought he remained with the aircraft trying to steer it away from houses, when he could have simply bailed out. The Spitfire crashed at the rear of 120 Sprowston Road at 18:27 hr, killing Maurice, four days before his 21st. birthday, with the aircraft burning out.
Maurice was buried with military honours at Brookwood Military Cemetery at Woking at 15.00 hr on June 18th, 1942, Sqn Ldr Guillaume, P/O Deltour and Sgt Ester attended as squadron representatives. After the war, Maurice, as were most Belgian aircrew, was reinterred in the Belgian Airman's Field of Honour at Brussel's Town Cemetery.
A housing development on the Spitfire's crash site now bears the name Maurice Raes Close. This was the first time in Great Britain that such an honour was bestowed on a Belgian pilot.
This brass plaque was unveiled at Maurice Raes Close on 10th. October 2006, attended by members of Maurice's family, the Lord Mayor of Norwich and Belgian Air Force officers. A fly past was made by a Belgian Air Force General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon.
214_GHP_EcoOutlook_5dec19— Greater Houston Partnership's Annual Houston Region Economic Outlook event featuring a keynote presentation by Helen Currie, Chief Economist with ConocoPhillips December 5, 2019. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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A line of high-based thunderstorms in the Oklahoma Panhandle, north of Boise City. The storms produced gusty outflow winds, marginally severe hail, and very frequent cloud-to-ground lightning. Boise City mesonet site recorded a temperature drop of ~10 degrees Celsius as the gust front moved through. A prominent gust front eddy is evident in the cloud base, near top right of the photo.
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Taken during September, this is Engine N0.9 "Ninian" and observation coach "Bryn Terfel CBE" climbing towards the Halfway House station. It was a murky day with the summit and everything above Clogwyn entirely in cloud. Here the cloud base is about 700 ft above the train.
New automated locker system NY that can be automated to control reusable assets. However, our pioneering automated lockers are not your normal break room vending machines. These locker systems are customizable for virtually any business as well as are powered with cloud-based software. Visit our official website to know more features of automated locker system. For more details visit: www.mboxsupply.com/
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381_GHPgolf_18Nov21 - Greater Houston Partnership 26th annual Golf Classic chaired by Marc Watts on the Memorial Park golf course Nov. 18, 2021. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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358_GHPgolf_18Nov21 - Greater Houston Partnership 26th annual Golf Classic chaired by Marc Watts on the Memorial Park golf course Nov. 18, 2021. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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In memory of the crew members of the 385th Bomb Group U.S. 8th Air Force Flying Fortress B-17 bombers, tragically killed in a collision over Reedham Marshes on the 21st February 1944.
– B-17 42-37963 and 42-31370 Memorial –
A large, rectangular, stone tablet laid onto the ground, inscribed in English in incised and black lettering. The tablet contains the engraved depiction of the 8th Air Force insignia on the top center, followed by the commemoration message then the list of names of the crew of the involved bombers.
On February 21st, 1944, the 385th Bomber Group, part of the 4th Bombardment Wing, 8th Air Force was tasked to provide 34 aircraft to carry out a diversionary raid on the Diepholz aircraft depot in N.W. Germany while the main force would attack an aircraft components works at Brunswick in Lower Saxony.
Two of the aircraft that took off from USAAF Station 155 at RAF Great Ashfield, near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk to fly to Diepholz were B-17G #42-31370, coded SG-O, from the 550th Bomber Squadron commanded by Capt. John Hutchison and B-17G #42-37963, coded XA-O, from the 449th Bomber Squadron commanded by 1st Lt Warren Pease. The Hutchinson crew were flying on their 25th combat mission and cameraman ''Bud'' Creegan was aboard to capture the completion of their tour of duty. Hutchinson's regular bombardier, Ed Gamble, had been ill and his place was taken by Clarence Soucek, but during the briefing, Gamble asked Soucek to swap as he didn't want to miss the 25th mission.
German defences were light and despite inclement weather, severe damage was inflicted on the target. At 15:39, the returning bombers crossed the East Anglian coast at a height of 8,000ft at 52-43N, 01-41E, north of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. The cloud base was at 4,000ft and was up to 3,000ft thick. The weather conditions were poor and Lt. Col. James McDonald, group leader that day, reduced the danger of collision by ordering the descent through the cloud in three-ship elements.
Capt. Hutchinson led one vic of three aircraft, Lt. Pease flew off his starboard wing and Lt. John Terrace flew on the port wing. Due to his position in the cockpit, Lt. Terrace gave command of his bomber to Lt. Eugene St. John who had a better view of the lead bomber from his co-pilot's seat. In the cloud, with no horizon, each pilot had to fly on their instruments. In the cloud, it is thought that Lt. Pease may have suffered vertigo and lost control of his aircraft which entered a spin. To recover from a spin, a full rudder is applied in the opposite direction and the aircraft is placed in a dive, when the turn-and-slip indicator is centered the aircraft is pulled up and returned to level flight. The flight manual requires that the maneuver must be 'smooth and gradual' but with low height, Pease and his co-pilot were struggling to do this.
When the formation emerged from the cloud, St. John notice Pease's bomber was missing, then the bomber broke cloud in a very steep dive astern of Hutchinson's aircraft. With the altitude now at less than 1,000ft, Pease flew under his leader and pulled up sharply into the path of the on-coming bomber. The starboard propeller (No. 3) of Hutchinson's bomber tore into the spine of Pease's aircraft completely severing the tail section that fell to earth. Seeing this happening, St. John instinctively broke hard to port to save his aircraft. Continuing upwards, the front two-thirds of Pease's aircraft looped uncontrollably above Hutchinson's aircraft before cutting back onto it and breaking it in half, sending it crashing to the ground at Mill Dyke where it exploded on impact. The tail-less Pease aircraft swung 180 degrees towards the village of Freethorpe, miraculously flying level and making as if to crash land near Decoy Carr. The bomber slithered across the marsh before smashing into a dyke edge and exploding.
All twenty-one crew on the two bombers were killed.
The crew of B-17 #42-37963 –
▪︎1st Lt. Warren J Pease Pilot
▪︎2nd Lt. Edward B Brown Co-Pilot
▪︎2nd Lt. Bernard Kaplan Navigator
▪︎2nd Lt. Robert E Jenkins Bombardier
▪︎Tech Sgt. William R Clift Flight Engineer; Top Turret Gunner
▪︎Tech Sgt. William Gill Jr. Radio Operator
▪︎Staff Sgt. Franklin C Owsley Ball Turret Gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt. Junior M Falls Tail Gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt. Harold E Dickason Left Waist Gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt. Gail F Bruner Right Waist Gunner.
The crew of B-17 #42-31370 –
▪︎Capt. John N Hutchison Pilot
▪︎2nd Lt. Charles G Curtis Co-Pilot
▪︎1st Lt. John E Epps, Navigator
▪︎1st Lt. Edmond J Gamble Bombardier
▪︎Tech Sgt. Roy C Kitner Flight engineer/top turret gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt. Joseph J Carpinetti Tail Gunner
▪︎Tech Sgt. William J Dukes Radio Operator
▪︎Staff Sgt. John H Erhardt Ball turret gunner:
▪︎Staff Sgt. Emilio M Corgnati Left Waist Gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt. Peter Bobulsky Jr Waist Gunner
▪︎Staff Sgt Frank L Creegan Photographer.
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE
Information sourced from – www.uswarmemorials.org/html/monument_details.php?SiteID=2...
On a hot summer's day (Hah!) we had a plan to walk up to the Nine Standards which had been on our "to do" list for quite some time.
However it was "fogged out" so we came up with a "Plan B" and had a wander over Birkett Common which was well below the cloud base.
On Birkett Common is this curious 12th Century building known as Pendragon Castle ...
714_CFBC_Easter2017.JPG-- Champion's Forest Baptist Church Easter Services April 16, 2017. (photo by Richard Carson)
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Four lidar beams from four instruments operated during nighttime in Germany; orange color of night sky is caused by city lights reflected from the clouds; bright spots at the end of the lidar beams show where the laser light is reflected from the cloud droplets at the cloud base.
200_GHP_TMC_20Sept22 —Greater Houston Partnership State of the Texas Medical Center at the Hilton Americas September 20, 2022. (photo by Richard Carson)
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225_GHP_EcoOutlook_5dec19— Greater Houston Partnership's Annual Houston Region Economic Outlook event featuring a keynote presentation by Helen Currie, Chief Economist with ConocoPhillips December 5, 2019. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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MoNimbus Inc. launches MoNimbus Mobile Studio in the Tools category during DEMO Fall 2013 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California Wednesday October 16, 2013. MoNimbus is the industry first cloud based mobile platform that allows the creation of rich, customized and managed mobile enterprise experiences, in no-time, with zero code. For more on MoNimbus Mobile Studio please visit bit.ly/MoNimbus. Complete coverage of DEMO, the Launchpad for Emerging Technologies and Trends, can be found at bit.ly/DEMOsite.
692_GHP_SoireePortraits_2019.jpg -- Greater Houston Partnership “Emerald City” Soiree 2019 with photography sponsored by Conoco Phillips at Hotel ZaZa August 24, 2019. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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064_GHP_Board_EOreception_4dec18.JPG - Greater Houston Partnership Board reception for elected officials at Partnership headquarters December 4, 2018. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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103_GHP_EconomicOutlook2018.JPG - Greater Houston Partnership Houston Region Economic Outlook featuring Ellen Zentner, Managing Director and Chief U.S. Economist with Morgan Stanley Research, on the national economy. In addition, the following panel of local experts will share their perspectives on the region's economyDecember 5, 2018. (Photo by Donna Carson)
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A telemetry antenna (left) and a ceilometer (right) are easily accessible atop one of the ARM Mobile Facility (AMF) instrument shelters. The AMF was deployed for the first time in spring 2005 at Point Reyes, California, as part of a field campaign to study the microphysical characteristics of marine stratus clouds. The telemetry antenna receives signals from airborne radiosondes transmitting weather data, while the ceilometer uses pulses of light to measure cloud-base height at up to three levels and potential backscatter signals from aerosols and precipitation.
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Cam: Canon PS a1200
Processed using Pixlr Editor (cloud based) on HP 14" Chromebook.
Sadly I can't add this to my beloved a1200 group which I help administer as Pixlr has the annoying habit of removing the Exif data!
045_GHP_Board_EOreception_4dec18.JPG - Greater Houston Partnership Board reception for elected officials at Partnership headquarters December 4, 2018. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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054_GHP_GlobalEnergyReception_8may19.jpg -- Greater Houston Partnership Global Houston Energy Reception at Partnership Tower May 8, 2019. (Photo by Donna Carson)
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Technology analysts/research group Gartner has released a summary report for its ‘Top Predictions for IT Organisations and Users, 2012 and Beyond: Control Slips Away’. Certainly an interesting title which made The Think Tank PR team want to read more.
Gartner foresees that by 2016 at least 50% of enterprise email users will rely primarily on a browser, tablet or ‘mobile’ client instead of a desktop client. Put simply that means employees will be bringing iPads, tablets and other personal mobile devices into your workplace.
In terms of a reflection of how we live and work today, this speaks volumes.
But the report goes on to say that through 2016 the financial impact of cybercrime will grow by 10% per year, due to the continuing discovery of new vulnerabilities. IT delivery is changing to add the use of cloud-based services and support the use of employee-owned laptops, smartphones and tablets.
The implications for securing data and systems enterprise-wide are significant in terms of new and evolving security issues; the implications for marketing and communications professionals may mean an escalation in the need to protect trademark infringements, data protection issues and, of course, how everyone uses and accesses social media at work.
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205_GHP_Airports_5Oct22 - Greater Houston Partnership State of the Airports with Mario C. Diaz, Director of Aviation, Houston Airports held at the Marriott Marquis October 5, 2022. (Photo by Richard Carson)
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