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Esp - World-of-Newave.info http://answers.world-of-newave.info/esp.htm Latest news and articles about Esp en-us Copyright (c)2004-2008.§/Newave SARL. All rights reserved. webmaster@world-of-newave.com (Webmaster) Fri, 08 Aug 2008 01:49:48 GMT Fri, 08 Aug 2008 01:49:48 GMT Newave Lisa XML Engine v1.0 - http://www.world-of-newave.info/about.htm 60 http://www.world-of-newave.info/images/wi8831.gif World-of-Newave.info - Knowledge and Informational Database http://www.world-of-newave.info/ 88 31 {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - utilities included and separate entrance to private space (mill valley) $790 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/utilities-included-and-separate-entrance-to-private-20080724436.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/utilities-included-and-separate-entrance-to-private-20080724436.htm Mon, 28 Jul 2008 07:01:02 GMT This room in my house has a small refrigerator,micro wave,toaster oven, full beautiful private bathrm, garden area, cable,wireless connection, and a sliding glass door as its entrance. The room has a walk in closet , a cupboard and some storage space in the garage. There may be some furniture available if desired. Washer/dryer are on the premises. This house is located on a hill in southern Mill Valley where there are a few shops nearby, a trail along the bay, a bus stop and easy parking if needed. I am a Marriage Family Therapist and have a home office. I am also a meditative and health conscious person who relishes a quiet household with NO smoking (indoors or out) esp. since I work here. Please no pets as Luna Munchkin, my adorable kitten is indoor and out. The room with its private bathroom is available on or before Sept. 1. Please contact me with some information ABOUT YOURSELF and YOUR SITUATION and YOUR PHONE NUMBER. Several references, credit check, sec. deposit ($800), first month's rent are required to move in. I look forward to hearing from you. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org utilities included and separate entrance to private space (mill valley) $790 ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - This room in my house has a small refrigerator,micro wave,toaster oven, full beautiful private bathrm, garden area, cable,wireless connection, and a sliding glass door as its entrance. The room has a walk in closet , a cupboard and some storage space in the garage. There may be some furniture available if desired. Washer/dryer are on the premises. This house is located on a hill in southern Mill Valley where there are a few shops nearby, a trail along the bay, a bus stop and easy parking if needed. I am a Marriage Family Therapist and have a home office. I am also a meditative and health conscious person who relishes a quiet household with NO smoking (indoors or out) esp. since I work here. Please no pets as Luna Munchkin, my adorable kitten is indoor and out. The room with its private bathroom is available on or before Sept. 1. Please contact me with some information ABOUT YOURSELF and YOUR SITUATION and YOUR PHONE NUMBER. Several references, credit check, sec. deposit ($800), first month's rent are required to move in. I look forward to hearing from you.

utilities included and separate entrance to private space {...}

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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - 1 Bedroom in a Friendly 3 Bedroom Place - Aug. 3rd (inner richmond) $690 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/1-bedroom-in-a-friendly-3-bedroom-place-aug-3rd-inner-20080786425.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/1-bedroom-in-a-friendly-3-bedroom-place-aug-3rd-inner-20080786425.htm Fri, 25 Jul 2008 21:25:42 GMT We are looking for a new roommate for our a three bedroom apartment at 22nd and Geary. The neighborhood is ideal, if you like to be a bit out of bustling downtown. There are convenient shops and buses near by. We will be splitting PG&E and Comcast (usually about $80/month total) One down side to the apartment is that my bedroom sits behind yours, so I may need to cross through to get to my room. We have developed "keep out" signals in the past, so hopefully we can work around it. US: I (Cassie) am a 24 y/o female and run my own tech business with a friend, so my hours are odd. I love theater, cooking and baking, reading (esp. modern fantasy, historical narratives, and comic books), walking, meeting new people, dinner parties, costume parties, and pets (I have none, but they are welcome). I do not like dishes piling up, too much clutter, sour drunks, and frequent raucous parties in the apartment. Tim is a 24 year old Korean-American male who just moved to San Francisco from Los Angeles. He is a filmmaker/videographer who specializes in editing. He loves hanging out at home watching movies, playing video, board, and card games, and talking about politics, life, work, family, friends, love, etc. and, while he loves the comforts of home, he goes out often to hang out with his girlfriend (a student at UCSF) and other bay area friends. He also loves run-on sentences... YOU: We are looking for someone who has their own life and friends, but also enjoys spending an evening chilling with roommates in the apartment. You should have your own life but share it with your roommates, too. You should be chill, clean, and communicative. Being liberal and queer friendly would be helpful, too. (If you've already met us, do not fret! We are just looking to widen our pool of choices before choosing.) Sfbay.Craigslist.Org 1 Bedroom in a Friendly 3 Bedroom Place - Aug. 3rd (inner richmond) $690 ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - We are looking for a new roommate for our a three bedroom apartment at 22nd and Geary. The neighborhood is ideal, if you like to be a bit out of bustling downtown. There are convenient shops and buses near by. We will be splitting PG&E and Comcast (usually about $80/month total) One down side to the apartment is that my bedroom sits behind yours, so I may need to cross through to get to my room. We have developed "keep out" signals in the past, so hopefully we can work around it. US: I (Cassie) am a 24 y/o female and run my own tech business with a friend, so my hours are odd. I love theater, cooking and baking, reading (esp. modern fantasy, historical narratives, and comic books), walking, meeting new people, dinner parties, costume parties, and pets (I have none, but they are welcome). I do not like dishes piling up, too much clutter, sour drunks, and frequent raucous parties in the apartment. Tim is a 24 year old Korean-American male who just moved to San Francisco from Los Angeles. He is a filmmaker/videographer who specializes in editing. He loves hanging out at home watching movies, playing video, board, and card games, and talking about politics, life, work, family, friends, love, etc. and, while he loves the comforts of home, he goes out often to hang out with his girlfriend (a student at UCSF) and other bay area friends. He also loves run-on sentences... YOU: We are looking for someone who has their own life and friends, but also enjoys spending an evening chilling with roommates in the apartment. You should have your own life but share it with your roommates, too. You should be chill, clean, and communicative. Being liberal and queer friendly would be helpful, too. (If you've already met us, do not fret! We are just looking to widen our pool of choices before choosing.)

1 Bedroom in a Friendly 3 Bedroom Place - Aug. 3rd {...}

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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {LITERATURE > CYBERPUNK} - One Step Beyond: shrooms and ESP http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/one-step-beyond-shrooms-and-esp-20080740432.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/arts/literature/genres/cyberpunk/one-step-beyond-shrooms-and-esp-20080740432.htm Thu, 24 Jul 2008 21:07:34 GMT One Step Beyond, billed as "your guide to the supernatural," was a docudrama TV program airing from 1959-1961. The episode about psychedelic mushrooms and psychic experiments is a trip to watch. It features Andrija Puharich, MD, a parapsychology researcher most famous for bringing Uri Geller to the US. Puharich also invented technology relating the the affect of low frequency electromagnetic wave emissions on the brain. As a result, tinfoil beanie folks love to hate him. You can view this episode of One Step Beyond in three parts on YouTube. One Step Beyond: Psychedelic Mushrooms and ESP part 1, part 2, part 3 (YouTube, via Further)... Boingboing.Net One Step Beyond: shrooms and ESP ^{{new window}} Www.Boingboing.Net - One Step Beyond, billed as "your guide to the supernatural," was a docudrama TV program airing from 1959-1961. The episode about psychedelic mushrooms and psychic experiments is a trip to watch. It features Andrija Puharich, MD, a parapsychology researcher most famous for bringing Uri Geller to the US. Puharich also invented technology relating the the affect of low frequency electromagnetic wave emissions on the brain. As a result, tinfoil beanie folks love to hate him. You can view this episode of One Step Beyond in three parts on YouTube. One Step Beyond: Psychedelic Mushrooms and ESP part 1, part 2, part 3 (YouTube, via Further)...

One Step Beyond: shrooms and ESP - Boing Boing {...}

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Category: Arts > Literature > Genres > Cyberpunk

]]> Arts > Literature > Genres > Cyberpunk {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - Room for rent, female preferred (san jose south) $500 http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/room-for-rent-female-preferred-san-jose-south-500-20080721514.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/room-for-rent-female-preferred-san-jose-south-500-20080721514.htm Wed, 16 Jul 2008 10:23:50 GMT Location: - Near White Rd. & Aborn, 95148 Highlights: - 3bd/1.5 bath townhome - dsl included - Washer & Dryer - nice quiet neighborhood - street parking - Non-Furnished - Utilities Already Included - Deposits $500 - available - close to Evergreen College - Clean, respectful, responsible, mature, and trustworthy - Noise volume always to min after 10:30pm (esp. Sun-Thurs) - you will be living w/a family Looking For: - prefer female student or working professional - drug and smoke free - no drinking or light drinking - full kitchen privileges - cannot invite guests - no pet Please reply to this post if interested. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org Room for rent, female preferred (san jose south) $500 ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - Location: - Near White Rd. & Aborn, 95148 Highlights: - 3bd/1.5 bath townhome - dsl included - Washer & Dryer - nice quiet neighborhood - street parking - Non-Furnished - Utilities Already Included - Deposits $500 - available - close to Evergreen College - Clean, respectful, responsible, mature, and trustworthy - Noise volume always to min after 10:30pm (esp. Sun-Thurs) - you will be living w/a family Looking For: - prefer female student or working professional - drug and smoke free - no drinking or light drinking - full kitchen privileges - cannot invite guests - no pet Please reply to this post if interested.

Room for rent, female preferred {...}

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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {NORTH AMERICA > REAL ESTATE} - smog test only shop for sale in premium marin location (san rafael) $100000 1sqft http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/smog-test-only-shop-for-sale-in-premium-marin-location-20080786516.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/smog-test-only-shop-for-sale-in-premium-marin-location-20080786516.htm Wed, 16 Jul 2008 02:37:54 GMT selling my test only shop because moving. excellent opportunity for owner operator also for an investor. will pay off in a year or less. located in one of the most premium locations in marin county. fairly new shop with a lot of potential. fully paid off - almost new, ESP smog machine with a dyne and an EVAP tester is included in the price. (~ $40K value) serious inquiries only by email. thanks. Sfbay.Craigslist.Org smog test only shop for sale in premium marin location (san rafael) $100000 1sqft ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - selling my test only shop because moving. excellent opportunity for owner operator also for an investor. will pay off in a year or less. located in one of the most premium locations in marin county. fairly new shop with a lot of potential. fully paid off - almost new, ESP smog machine with a dyne and an EVAP tester is included in the price. (~ $40K value) serious inquiries only by email. thanks.

smog test only shop for sale in premium marin location {...}

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Category: Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate

]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate {SECURITY > ADVISORIES AND PATCHES} - Vuln: Linux Kernel IPSec Fragmented ESP Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/security/advisories-and-patches/vuln-linux-kernel-ipsec-fragmented-esp-packet-remote-20080726017.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/computers/security/advisories-and-patches/vuln-linux-kernel-ipsec-fragmented-esp-packet-remote-20080726017.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 23:00:00 GMT Linux Kernel IPSec Fragmented ESP Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability Securityfocus.Com Vuln: Linux Kernel IPSec Fragmented ESP Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability ^{{new window}} Www.Securityfocus.Com - Linux Kernel IPSec Fragmented ESP Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability

Linux Kernel IPSec Fragmented ESP Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability {...} SecurityFocus is designed to facilitate discussion on computer security related topics, create computer security awareness, and to provide the Internet's largest and most comprehensive database of computer security knowledge and resources to the public. It also hosts the BUGTRAQ mailing list. {...}

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Category: Computers > Security > Advisories and Patches

]]> Computers > Security > Advisories and Patches {AVIATION > HANG GLIDING} - Wills Wing pilots at the pre-Worlds http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/wills-wing-pilots-at-the-pre-worlds-2008076778.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/wills-wing-pilots-at-the-pre-worlds-2008076778.htm Tue, 15 Jul 2008 14:04:53 GMT Wills Wing pilots at the pre-Worlds A photo of the pilots who flew Wills Wing gliders at the pre-Worlds: # Name Nat Glider Total 9 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 2885 10 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2C 154 2883 17 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2C 144 2623 19 Bruce Kavanagh GBR Wills Wing T2 2531 27 Gianpietro Zin FRA Wills Wing T2 144 2360 45 Olav Lien Olsen NOR Wills Wing T2 2003 48 Jeff Shapiro USA Wills Wing T2C 144 1955 51 Zac Majors USA Wills Wing T2C 144 1916 52 Heiko Tandeter DEU Wills Wing T2 1901 56 Fredy Bircher CHE Wills Wing T2 1790 90 Marcelo Chavez ARG Wills Wing T2 1163 93 Shaun O'Neill IRL Wills Wing T2 1050 95 Eitan Koren COL Wills Wing T2 987 99 Jack Simmons USA Wills Wing T2 915 107 Egbert Cijsouw NLD Wills Wing T2 554 113 Per Andersson SWE Wills Wing Talon 404 115 Jordi Tubert ESP Wills Wing T2 235 Just to be clear, I am not a factory supported pilot. In competitions I fly and rent Moyes Litespeeds, Airborne C4's, and the Wills Wing T2C 144's. A couple of the pilots in this photo do receive a small amount of support from Wills Wing (the use of a glider in competition). I feel compelled to write this because I repeatedly receive emails from pilots who get the wrong impression (like from this picture). I am very happy to fly a T2C-144, but likewise I am very pleased to fly the Airborne and Moyes gliders. Modern hang gliders are wonderful. I have flown Aeros and Icaro gliders and found them also to be great gliders. We are blessed to have such manufacturers supplying our little sport. I am loyal to all the manufacturers, but as a reporter I tell it like it is. (See my many reports on the AIR ATOS, for example.) Again, I point this out as there seem to be some readers who are not familiar with the many past articles that I have written in the Oz Report, and get a mistaken impression. It has been going on for twelve years now, after all. Discuss Wills Wing pilots at the Oz Report forum link» OzReport.Com Wills Wing pilots at the pre-Worlds ^{{new window}} OzReport.Com - Wills Wing pilots at the pre-Worlds A photo of the pilots who flew Wills Wing gliders at the pre-Worlds: # Name Nat Glider Total 9 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 2885 10 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2C 154 2883 17 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2C 144 2623 19 Bruce Kavanagh GBR Wills Wing T2 2531 27 Gianpietro Zin FRA Wills Wing T2 144 2360 45 Olav Lien Olsen NOR Wills Wing T2 2003 48 Jeff Shapiro USA Wills Wing T2C 144 1955 51 Zac Majors USA Wills Wing T2C 144 1916 52 Heiko Tandeter DEU Wills Wing T2 1901 56 Fredy Bircher CHE Wills Wing T2 1790 90 Marcelo Chavez ARG Wills Wing T2 1163 93 Shaun O'Neill IRL Wills Wing T2 1050 95 Eitan Koren COL Wills Wing T2 987 99 Jack Simmons USA Wills Wing T2 915 107 Egbert Cijsouw NLD Wills Wing T2 554 113 Per Andersson SWE Wills Wing Talon 404 115 Jordi Tubert ESP Wills Wing T2 235 Just to be clear, I am not a factory supported pilot. In competitions I fly and rent Moyes Litespeeds, Airborne C4's, and the Wills Wing T2C 144's. A couple of the pilots in this photo do receive a small amount of support from Wills Wing (the use of a glider in competition). I feel compelled to write this because I repeatedly receive emails from pilots who get the wrong impression (like from this picture). I am very happy to fly a T2C-144, but likewise I am very pleased to fly the Airborne and Moyes gliders. Modern hang gliders are wonderful. I have flown Aeros and Icaro gliders and found them also to be great gliders. We are blessed to have such manufacturers supplying our little sport. I am loyal to all the manufacturers, but as a reporter I tell it like it is. (See my many reports on the AIR ATOS, for example.) Again, I point this out as there seem to be some readers who are not familiar with the many past articles that I have written in the Oz Report, and get a mistaken impression. It has been going on for twelve years now, after all. Discuss Wills Wing pilots at the Oz Report forum link»

The Oz Report hang gliding news - Blog {...} The Oz Report is a near-daily world wide hang gliding news ezine with reports on competitions, pilot rankings, political issues, fly-ins, the latest technology, ultralight sailplanes, reader feedback and anything else from within the global HG community worthy of coverage. Topics include: hang gliding, paragliding, aerotowing, platform towing, competitions, fly-ins, hang gliding and paragliding news from around the world by Davis Straub, soaring, flying, cross country, photos, pics, gliders, hang gliding forums, hanggliding, videos, photos, flying, hang gliders. Information about Dealers, Instructors, Sites Weather, Fly-Ins, State Records, Site Records, XC Competition, Repeater Frequencies, Maps, GPS Locations, Free Classifieds, Mosquito Harness, Powered hang gliders, learn to fly, free flight lessons freeflight, instruction, extreme sports. {...}

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Category: Recreation > Aviation > Aircraft > Footlaunched > Hang Gliding

]]> Recreation > Aviation > Aircraft > Footlaunched > Hang Gliding {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - SAUSALITO (SF) Best Guest Room (Entire hse sometimes rents, too.) http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/sausalito-sf-best-guest-room-entire-hse-sometimes-20080783114.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/sausalito-sf-best-guest-room-entire-hse-sometimes-20080783114.htm Thu, 10 Jul 2008 08:32:53 GMT The following is posted by a private homeowner. The (best) Guest Room, Sausalito (SF) is occupied, now, but available, August, and for forward '08/'09 extended or short stay bookings (and see Special Cases, below]. _________________________________________________________________ $450-600/week (per week), $l,600-2,200/month (varies with the season (coming into Spring/Summer premium usage, now); number of occupants; length of stay; low/high maintenance, etc). Negotiable.* --=-- "Wonderful place for a stay." Ideal base for recurrent visitor or SF/Bay area sojourner. Fantastic view panorama. Serene. A beautiful, convenient, maintained, private room attached to the life and warmth of a friendly, cosmopolitan, family house in a pleasant neighborhood. There are stairs (in a path), house to street, and a few in the house. --=-- This is a new, spacious (sleeps one to three) guest room wing with its own entrance, bath and deck, built onto a distinctive private home; house amenities including kitchen may be offered. --Ideal furnished situation for: executive, scholar, mariner, artist, musician, cast or crew member, West Coast/Shasta bioregion/Pacific Rim/international/ diplomatic/project posting, traveler, writer, contractor, newcomer, intern, househunters, vacation/getaway nest, visiting (parents), bon vivants, ESL students. --Fast to the Financial District, arts venues, Civic Center, South of the Slot (SOMA), major City campuses or Ocean Beach, as from parts of the City itself (armchair bus transit is 10' walk up or down; plus Golden Gate Ferry crossings!); easy freeway on/off and parking (no garage); direct, fast Marin Airporter service from our stop. --On quiet street in hospitable, beautiful, productive, sylvan, hillside, sunbelt, family home. Garden, decks; spinet piano; fireplace in the house; books, books, books; FT, US edition, delivered daily; high-bandwidth wi-fi plus twin CAT5-E network/ports throughout --Suitable for small dinners (winter), larger summer indoor/outdoor entertaining, gatherings. --Inspiring, sunrise to sunset, panoramic marine, montane views; harbors, waterfront below. --Raised-beds kitchen garden yielding delicious salad makings, vegetables, etc., assisted by vermiculture composting. --Child(ren), certain pets ok. --Sheltered smoking decks/outdoor areas. --References: We prefer longtime personal (rather than employer or landlord). --=-- "...as a place to relax innd enjoy the beauty of the scenery, there is none better..." --RW, writer (So Africa/Chicago /Bahamas/Kashmir) "...centrally located, very cosy and comfortable. I felt like I was living at home. --PS, businessman (Philadelphia) "...hospitable gentlemen, amicable and personable, and as a single woman I felt completely at ease and at home there." --CH, designer (San Jose) "...the view of the Bay is unforgettable as well as the sunrise and moon seen from our bed...Thank you once more for your great hospitality..." --J&MB (Netherlands) --=-- Please call or briefly (sic) message JC at 415.392 3111. (With dates if known.) Give your telephone # slowly and clearly, please. We shall reply. (Fax and e-mail options.) Thank you. And thank you, estimable craigslist. --=-- The HOUSE, 2+br, 2ba, Long-term (one to 10 years) rental possibility. Also sometimes rents, entire, ad hoc (Has been used for international family reunions, wedding convergences, family and work-team gatherings, acoustic recording, regional touring base....) --Offer. --=-- *Special casesÂ House exchange: mmmm, perhaps.] Interests/skills exchange: music, experienced gardening/horticulture, shoji, Linux sysadmin, French, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, cabinetry, expert filing, office mgmt, weaver/sewer, hskpng, cooking]. Other: emergency/overnight requirement in Sausalito; public interest/public benefit exigency; traveler strandee? ÂInquire. --=-- Other Southern Marin housing info: --marinij.com runs the daily Marin INDEPENDENT JOURNAL's Classifieds. -sfgate.com for the San Francisco CHRONICLE's (Marin). --Pick up the week's SCOPE editions (Sausalito, Mill Valley, Twin Cities, Ross Valley, San Rafael) at Marin SCOPE newspaper office, kitty-korner from gas station and firehouse and sort of next to Trieste coffeehouse, at Bridgeway & Johnson Sts. --Bulletin boards: --Whole Foods ('Whole Paycheck')(Caledonia St); --the 7-11 (Spring St Gulch); --Mollie Stone's supermarket and (esp for boats) West Marine (both, like the Post Office, on Harbor Dr, in Marinship); West Marine will accept postings on their board, but a staff member at the counter must approve and date; --Golden Gate Market (Old Town/Hurricane Gulch, when you first come into town from the Golden Gate); --and at the entrances to the houseboat docks (e.g., portal of Liberty Dock, and others), (Gate 5 and Gate 6 area, Marinship). --As in the City and elsewhere, you'll now see For Rent signs round the town; lot of possibilities these days (and great boat purchase values in the harbors). Seems to be true: SF rents have risen again, irrationally? Good luck and good hunting. --=-- California, indeed, be burning. Do conserve water; by October, may truly be scarce some places. --=-- [Web cites: 13 Grandmothers' Council (from, e.g., AgnesBakerPilgrim.org; and, nobelprize4pete.org [Seeger])] For search different from the Googling crowd--returning graphical, mapped relationships rather than lists: kartoo.com --=-- - 30 - Sfbay.Craigslist.Org SAUSALITO (SF) Best Guest Room (Entire hse sometimes rents, too.) ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - The following is posted by a private homeowner. The (best) Guest Room, Sausalito (SF) is occupied, now, but available, August, and for forward '08/'09 extended or short stay bookings (and see Special Cases, below]. _________________________________________________________________ $450-600/week (per week), $l,600-2,200/month (varies with the season (coming into Spring/Summer premium usage, now); number of occupants; length of stay; low/high maintenance, etc). Negotiable.* --=-- "Wonderful place for a stay." Ideal base for recurrent visitor or SF/Bay area sojourner. Fantastic view panorama. Serene. A beautiful, convenient, maintained, private room attached to the life and warmth of a friendly, cosmopolitan, family house in a pleasant neighborhood. There are stairs (in a path), house to street, and a few in the house. --=-- This is a new, spacious (sleeps one to three) guest room wing with its own entrance, bath and deck, built onto a distinctive private home; house amenities including kitchen may be offered. --Ideal furnished situation for: executive, scholar, mariner, artist, musician, cast or crew member, West Coast/Shasta bioregion/Pacific Rim/international/ diplomatic/project posting, traveler, writer, contractor, newcomer, intern, househunters, vacation/getaway nest, visiting (parents), bon vivants, ESL students. --Fast to the Financial District, arts venues, Civic Center, South of the Slot (SOMA), major City campuses or Ocean Beach, as from parts of the City itself (armchair bus transit is 10' walk up or down; plus Golden Gate Ferry crossings!); easy freeway on/off and parking (no garage); direct, fast Marin Airporter service from our stop. --On quiet street in hospitable, beautiful, productive, sylvan, hillside, sunbelt, family home. Garden, decks; spinet piano; fireplace in the house; books, books, books; FT, US edition, delivered daily; high-bandwidth wi-fi plus twin CAT5-E network/ports throughout --Suitable for small dinners (winter), larger summer indoor/outdoor entertaining, gatherings. --Inspiring, sunrise to sunset, panoramic marine, montane views; harbors, waterfront below. --Raised-beds kitchen garden yielding delicious salad makings, vegetables, etc., assisted by vermiculture composting. --Child(ren), certain pets ok. --Sheltered smoking decks/outdoor areas. --References: We prefer longtime personal (rather than employer or landlord). --=-- "...as a place to relax innd enjoy the beauty of the scenery, there is none better..." --RW, writer (So Africa/Chicago /Bahamas/Kashmir) "...centrally located, very cosy and comfortable. I felt like I was living at home. --PS, businessman (Philadelphia) "...hospitable gentlemen, amicable and personable, and as a single woman I felt completely at ease and at home there." --CH, designer (San Jose) "...the view of the Bay is unforgettable as well as the sunrise and moon seen from our bed...Thank you once more for your great hospitality..." --J&MB (Netherlands) --=-- Please call or briefly (sic) message JC at 415.392 3111. (With dates if known.) Give your telephone # slowly and clearly, please. We shall reply. (Fax and e-mail options.) Thank you. And thank you, estimable craigslist. --=-- The HOUSE, 2+br, 2ba, Long-term (one to 10 years) rental possibility. Also sometimes rents, entire, ad hoc (Has been used for international family reunions, wedding convergences, family and work-team gatherings, acoustic recording, regional touring base....) --Offer. --=-- *Special casesÂ House exchange: mmmm, perhaps.] Interests/skills exchange: music, experienced gardening/horticulture, shoji, Linux sysadmin, French, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, cabinetry, expert filing, office mgmt, weaver/sewer, hskpng, cooking]. Other: emergency/overnight requirement in Sausalito; public interest/public benefit exigency; traveler strandee? ÂInquire. --=-- Other Southern Marin housing info: --marinij.com runs the daily Marin INDEPENDENT JOURNAL's Classifieds. -sfgate.com for the San Francisco CHRONICLE's (Marin). --Pick up the week's SCOPE editions (Sausalito, Mill Valley, Twin Cities, Ross Valley, San Rafael) at Marin SCOPE newspaper office, kitty-korner from gas station and firehouse and sort of next to Trieste coffeehouse, at Bridgeway & Johnson Sts. --Bulletin boards: --Whole Foods ('Whole Paycheck')(Caledonia St); --the 7-11 (Spring St Gulch); --Mollie Stone's supermarket and (esp for boats) West Marine (both, like the Post Office, on Harbor Dr, in Marinship); West Marine will accept postings on their board, but a staff member at the counter must approve and date; --Golden Gate Market (Old Town/Hurricane Gulch, when you first come into town from the Golden Gate); --and at the entrances to the houseboat docks (e.g., portal of Liberty Dock, and others), (Gate 5 and Gate 6 area, Marinship). --As in the City and elsewhere, you'll now see For Rent signs round the town; lot of possibilities these days (and great boat purchase values in the harbors). Seems to be true: SF rents have risen again, irrationally? Good luck and good hunting. --=-- California, indeed, be burning. Do conserve water; by October, may truly be scarce some places. --=-- [Web cites: 13 Grandmothers' Council (from, e.g., AgnesBakerPilgrim.org; and, nobelprize4pete.org [Seeger])] For search different from the Googling crowd--returning graphical, mapped relationships rather than lists: kartoo.com --=-- - 30 -

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]]> Regional > North America > United States > California > Metro Areas > San Francisco Bay Area > Business and Economy > Real Estate > Rentals {AVIATION > HANG GLIDING} - The pre-Worlds, day nine http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/the-pre-worlds-day-nine-2008077688.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/recreation/aviation/aircraft/footlaunched/hang-gliding/the-pre-worlds-day-nine-2008077688.htm Sat, 05 Jul 2008 08:47:25 GMT The pre-Worlds, day nine Results The official pre-Worlds blog Jeff O\\'Brien\\'s blog Jamie Shelden\\'s blog Friday, July 4th The task and the flight. Despite coming in 21st on the last day Scott Barrett held onto his lead and won the pre-Worlds. The last day had very little spread in points between 5th and 25th. These were all guys that made goal quickly, so they all got about the same points. Scott headed out in the first gaggle at the first start window. They all had a relatively bad start having to go back 1.6 km to get inside the exit start cylinder. Those of us who took the second clock only had to go back 1 km and we came back right into the lift and got up quickly, losing no height overall. Then we found very strong lift just before the first turnpoint, west down the Laragne-Chabre ridge line at COL SAINT JEAN. Most of the first start gaggle headed east back down Chabre, while a number of us in the second start time jumped to the ridge to the south, more on the course line, at SOMMET DE LA PLA, and found strong lift to 7,400'. We could see four of the pilots with the earlier start just above us. Next was a 16 km glide across the valley to LA GACHE. The glide was reasonable, but the lift was a bit weak at the hill side under the cliffs after we got across the valley. The lead gaggle was just over our heads, maybe two hundred feet. They had already taken the turnpoint 3.5 km to the east. We finally got some good lift and were able to head to the turnpoint as the lead gaggle headed toward Sisteron. We worked weak lift coming back from the turnpoint and then just had to head off toward Sisteron also without getting high. We could see the lead gaggle turning in weak lift just past the town. We flew right over the citadel. The lead gaggle was slow, very slow. Scott would later mention how even with Andreas and Mario Alonzi, they just weren't taking any chances and he had resolved to stay with the gaggle. Balazs (who was in second place) had caught up with them starting at the second start time. We started turning on the north side of a valley on the lee side of a small ridge (the wind was 5 mph out of the northwest) here the lead gaggle had just been wasting their time. The lift was poor yet again. After gaining a mere 400' we moved over to the south side of the valley on the north facing hill sides. I saw a Gryphon vulture (gray back), circling in the valley near the hill side, but he was way below me and I felt that the hillside would be a better and kept going. The Gryphon came over under me as I climbed up, and I changed the direction of my turns to match the Gryphon's, and we climbed out together. After climbing 1000' the Gryphon moved over a small ridge line to another face. The lift stopped so I went over and joined him for another thousand foot climb. He was right under my wing. I was up high enough now to move over on top of the ridge line to get to the turnpoint. There were earlier starting pilots just ahead under clouds just beyond the turnpoint, the one and only cu's that we would see during the task, I jumped over to clouds called Zac and the Jeff's to come over and we climbed out fast to 7,400'. It was a twelve kilometer glide to Malijai, a village before the plateaus that we were about to get up on on the way to goal. We came over the town and then up on the treed hillsides before the plateau. It was a search for lift on the hill sides and we didn't get that high. In front of us were two large plateaus covered with lavender fields. The mountain flying competition had turned into a flatland competition. There were about half a dozen of us together and we worked the weak thermals to get across the plateau and jump to the next one. We could see Bruce Kavanaugh keeping up with us, but two thousand feet below. Jeff Shapiro had been above me but missed the lift on the hillside of the plateau and was soon working low with Bruce. We climbed to 5,600' and jumped across the creek to the second plateau, found weak lift and climbed to 4,900', not enough to get to goal, but plenty to make the turnpoint east of Valensole. I found lift at the turnpoint which encouraged the others and just drifted in it toward the goal field, a sailplane port past Puimoisson. Climbing to 5,000' (2,500' AGL) it was an easy downwind glide in to a very nice air field high up on the plateau. Attila Bertok started third and was very fast winning the day. Scott Barrett started on final glide with 600 meters below the glide line and Balazs went with him. Scott almost put Balazs on the ground 4 km from goal. Jeff Shapiro got low in the valley between the first and last plateau and worked with ten other pilots including Robin Hamilton and Bruce to try to get up. Only he and one other pilot were able to make it out of that hole and make goal. Jeff O'Brien was sixth in overall time to goal. He moved into tenth place overall. I was twenty fourth, three after Scott, and moved up to 17th place. Zac also made goal just ahead of me. The US team was very cooperative and very often flew together. I think that this may be a first for the US team. The two Jeff's, Zac and I were very close to each other for most of the flight on this last day and flew together on many days. The organization of the meet was excellent. There were twenty people helping with launches. The scorekeeping was very efficient with little waiting around to download your GPS even with 117 pilots and the scores were published almost immediately on the web. The downsides include poor launch conditions under some wind conditions and the difficulty of calling tasks when cu-nimbs were forecasted for the mountains. The dodgy weather was unexpected. Laragne is a great place to fly. Very open with lots of variety and challenges as well as many large fields to land in if necessary. The town is romantic and charming and has a great market day on Thursday. There is a lot of history to take in in the area, great cycling, mountain climbing, rock climbing (see Jeff's pictures), and swimming in the creeks. The wife and family will enjoy themselves here much more so than some other places that we go to where the flying is great. Last day at goal: # Name Nat Glider Time Total 1 Attila Bertok HUN Moyes Litespeed 5 02:21:41 904 2 Alessandro Ploner ITA Icaro Laminar 02:34:30 864 3 Carl Wallbank GBR Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 02:50:09 839 4 Balazs Ujhelyi HUN Moyes Litespeed s 4,5 02:37:02 824 5 Dan Vyhnalik CZE Aeros Combat L14 02:40:58 798 6 Fabien Agenes FRA Aeros Combat L13 02:55:00 793 6 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2 154 02:41:47 793 8 Luis Rizo Salom FRA Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 02:41:59 791 9 Christian Zehetmair DEU aeros Combat L14 02:55:05 790 10 Hakan Andersson SWE Moyes Litespeed RS 3,5 02:42:01 789 11 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 02:55:11 784 11 Hans Kiefinger DEU Aeros Combat L13 02:55:10 784 13 Richard Lovelace GBR Aeros Combat L 02:43:27 782 14 Jesper Hassing DNK Aeros Combat L12 02:36:00 781 15 Tullio Gervasoni ITA Moyes Litespeed S 02:55:20 780 16 Mario Alonzi FRA Aeros Combat L12 02:55:22 779 17 Francis Gafner CHE Aeros Combat L13 02:44:28 774 18 Anton Struganov RUS Aeros Combat L 02:55:28 773 19 Raimund Kaiser AUT Icaro Laminar Z9 02:55:25 772 20 Anton Minskiy RUS Aeros Combat L 02:44:50 771 21 Scott Barrett AUS Airborne C4 - 13.5 02:56:31 765 22 Koos De Keijzer NLD Icaro Laminar Zero 7 02:58:59 748 22 Zac Majors USA Wills Wing T2C 144 02:49:19 748 24 Gary Wirdnam GBR Aeros Combat L 02:49:37 745 24 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2 - 144 02:50:02 745 26 Gordon Rigg GBR Moyes Litespeed S4 02:49:44 742 27 Blay Olmos Quesada ESP Icaro Z8 02:50:10 738 28 Gianpietro Zin FRA Wills Wing T2 - 144 02:51:12 731 29 Artur Dzamikhov RUS Aeros Combat L 03:03:18 725 30 André Disselhorst NLD Aeros Combat L13 03:04:46 716 31 Laurent Thevenot FRA Aeros Combat L 03:10:35 693 32 Vladimir Leuskov RUS Aeros Combat L 03:10:12 692 33 Francois Isoard FRA Aeros Combat L13 03:10:14 689 34 Malcolm Brown GBR Aeros Combat L 03:08:58 685 35 Joakim Hindemith SWE Moyes Litespeed RS4 03:13:29 671 36 Endre Kovacs HUN Aeros Combat L 03:18:14 658 37 Eric Mathurin FRA Moyes Litespeed RS 4 03:29:29 600 38 Uli Eysel DEU Moyes Litespeed S-4 03:40:15 598 38 Jeff Shapiro USA Wills Wing T2 144 03:29:42 598 Overall: # Name Nat Glider Total 1 Scott Barrett AUS Airborne C4 - 13.5 3482 2 Balazs Ujhelyi HUN Moyes Litespeed s 4,5 3363 3 Dan Vyhnalik CZE Aeros Combat L14 3311 4 Carl Wallbank GBR Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 3302 5 Mario Alonzi FRA Aeros Combat L12 3141 6 Fabien Agenes FRA Aeros Combat L13 3078 7 Luis Rizo Salom FRA Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 3004 8 André Disselhorst NLD Aeros Combat L13 2895 9 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 2885 10 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2 154 2883 11 Hans Kiefinger DEU Aeros Combat L13 2832 12 Christian Voiblet CHE Aeros Combat L12 2818 13 Tullio Gervasoni ITA Moyes Litespeed S 2783 14 Gary Wirdnam GBR Aeros Combat L 2774 15 Alessandro Ploner ITA Icaro Laminar 2640 16 Francois Isoard FRA Aeros Combat L13 2635 17 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2 - 144 2623 18 David Matthews GBR Moyes Litespeed S3.5 2571 19 Bruce Kavanagh GBR Wills Wing T2 2531 20 Hakan Andersson SWE Moyes Litespeed RS 3,5 2497 Discuss Pre-Worlds - nine at the Oz Report forum link» OzReport.Com The pre-Worlds, day nine ^{{new window}} OzReport.Com - The pre-Worlds, day nine Results The official pre-Worlds blog Jeff O\\'Brien\\'s blog Jamie Shelden\\'s blog Friday, July 4th The task and the flight. Despite coming in 21st on the last day Scott Barrett held onto his lead and won the pre-Worlds. The last day had very little spread in points between 5th and 25th. These were all guys that made goal quickly, so they all got about the same points. Scott headed out in the first gaggle at the first start window. They all had a relatively bad start having to go back 1.6 km to get inside the exit start cylinder. Those of us who took the second clock only had to go back 1 km and we came back right into the lift and got up quickly, losing no height overall. Then we found very strong lift just before the first turnpoint, west down the Laragne-Chabre ridge line at COL SAINT JEAN. Most of the first start gaggle headed east back down Chabre, while a number of us in the second start time jumped to the ridge to the south, more on the course line, at SOMMET DE LA PLA, and found strong lift to 7,400'. We could see four of the pilots with the earlier start just above us. Next was a 16 km glide across the valley to LA GACHE. The glide was reasonable, but the lift was a bit weak at the hill side under the cliffs after we got across the valley. The lead gaggle was just over our heads, maybe two hundred feet. They had already taken the turnpoint 3.5 km to the east. We finally got some good lift and were able to head to the turnpoint as the lead gaggle headed toward Sisteron. We worked weak lift coming back from the turnpoint and then just had to head off toward Sisteron also without getting high. We could see the lead gaggle turning in weak lift just past the town. We flew right over the citadel. The lead gaggle was slow, very slow. Scott would later mention how even with Andreas and Mario Alonzi, they just weren't taking any chances and he had resolved to stay with the gaggle. Balazs (who was in second place) had caught up with them starting at the second start time. We started turning on the north side of a valley on the lee side of a small ridge (the wind was 5 mph out of the northwest) here the lead gaggle had just been wasting their time. The lift was poor yet again. After gaining a mere 400' we moved over to the south side of the valley on the north facing hill sides. I saw a Gryphon vulture (gray back), circling in the valley near the hill side, but he was way below me and I felt that the hillside would be a better and kept going. The Gryphon came over under me as I climbed up, and I changed the direction of my turns to match the Gryphon's, and we climbed out together. After climbing 1000' the Gryphon moved over a small ridge line to another face. The lift stopped so I went over and joined him for another thousand foot climb. He was right under my wing. I was up high enough now to move over on top of the ridge line to get to the turnpoint. There were earlier starting pilots just ahead under clouds just beyond the turnpoint, the one and only cu's that we would see during the task, I jumped over to clouds called Zac and the Jeff's to come over and we climbed out fast to 7,400'. It was a twelve kilometer glide to Malijai, a village before the plateaus that we were about to get up on on the way to goal. We came over the town and then up on the treed hillsides before the plateau. It was a search for lift on the hill sides and we didn't get that high. In front of us were two large plateaus covered with lavender fields. The mountain flying competition had turned into a flatland competition. There were about half a dozen of us together and we worked the weak thermals to get across the plateau and jump to the next one. We could see Bruce Kavanaugh keeping up with us, but two thousand feet below. Jeff Shapiro had been above me but missed the lift on the hillside of the plateau and was soon working low with Bruce. We climbed to 5,600' and jumped across the creek to the second plateau, found weak lift and climbed to 4,900', not enough to get to goal, but plenty to make the turnpoint east of Valensole. I found lift at the turnpoint which encouraged the others and just drifted in it toward the goal field, a sailplane port past Puimoisson. Climbing to 5,000' (2,500' AGL) it was an easy downwind glide in to a very nice air field high up on the plateau. Attila Bertok started third and was very fast winning the day. Scott Barrett started on final glide with 600 meters below the glide line and Balazs went with him. Scott almost put Balazs on the ground 4 km from goal. Jeff Shapiro got low in the valley between the first and last plateau and worked with ten other pilots including Robin Hamilton and Bruce to try to get up. Only he and one other pilot were able to make it out of that hole and make goal. Jeff O'Brien was sixth in overall time to goal. He moved into tenth place overall. I was twenty fourth, three after Scott, and moved up to 17th place. Zac also made goal just ahead of me. The US team was very cooperative and very often flew together. I think that this may be a first for the US team. The two Jeff's, Zac and I were very close to each other for most of the flight on this last day and flew together on many days. The organization of the meet was excellent. There were twenty people helping with launches. The scorekeeping was very efficient with little waiting around to download your GPS even with 117 pilots and the scores were published almost immediately on the web. The downsides include poor launch conditions under some wind conditions and the difficulty of calling tasks when cu-nimbs were forecasted for the mountains. The dodgy weather was unexpected. Laragne is a great place to fly. Very open with lots of variety and challenges as well as many large fields to land in if necessary. The town is romantic and charming and has a great market day on Thursday. There is a lot of history to take in in the area, great cycling, mountain climbing, rock climbing (see Jeff's pictures), and swimming in the creeks. The wife and family will enjoy themselves here much more so than some other places that we go to where the flying is great. Last day at goal: # Name Nat Glider Time Total 1 Attila Bertok HUN Moyes Litespeed 5 02:21:41 904 2 Alessandro Ploner ITA Icaro Laminar 02:34:30 864 3 Carl Wallbank GBR Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 02:50:09 839 4 Balazs Ujhelyi HUN Moyes Litespeed s 4,5 02:37:02 824 5 Dan Vyhnalik CZE Aeros Combat L14 02:40:58 798 6 Fabien Agenes FRA Aeros Combat L13 02:55:00 793 6 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2 154 02:41:47 793 8 Luis Rizo Salom FRA Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 02:41:59 791 9 Christian Zehetmair DEU aeros Combat L14 02:55:05 790 10 Hakan Andersson SWE Moyes Litespeed RS 3,5 02:42:01 789 11 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 02:55:11 784 11 Hans Kiefinger DEU Aeros Combat L13 02:55:10 784 13 Richard Lovelace GBR Aeros Combat L 02:43:27 782 14 Jesper Hassing DNK Aeros Combat L12 02:36:00 781 15 Tullio Gervasoni ITA Moyes Litespeed S 02:55:20 780 16 Mario Alonzi FRA Aeros Combat L12 02:55:22 779 17 Francis Gafner CHE Aeros Combat L13 02:44:28 774 18 Anton Struganov RUS Aeros Combat L 02:55:28 773 19 Raimund Kaiser AUT Icaro Laminar Z9 02:55:25 772 20 Anton Minskiy RUS Aeros Combat L 02:44:50 771 21 Scott Barrett AUS Airborne C4 - 13.5 02:56:31 765 22 Koos De Keijzer NLD Icaro Laminar Zero 7 02:58:59 748 22 Zac Majors USA Wills Wing T2C 144 02:49:19 748 24 Gary Wirdnam GBR Aeros Combat L 02:49:37 745 24 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2 - 144 02:50:02 745 26 Gordon Rigg GBR Moyes Litespeed S4 02:49:44 742 27 Blay Olmos Quesada ESP Icaro Z8 02:50:10 738 28 Gianpietro Zin FRA Wills Wing T2 - 144 02:51:12 731 29 Artur Dzamikhov RUS Aeros Combat L 03:03:18 725 30 André Disselhorst NLD Aeros Combat L13 03:04:46 716 31 Laurent Thevenot FRA Aeros Combat L 03:10:35 693 32 Vladimir Leuskov RUS Aeros Combat L 03:10:12 692 33 Francois Isoard FRA Aeros Combat L13 03:10:14 689 34 Malcolm Brown GBR Aeros Combat L 03:08:58 685 35 Joakim Hindemith SWE Moyes Litespeed RS4 03:13:29 671 36 Endre Kovacs HUN Aeros Combat L 03:18:14 658 37 Eric Mathurin FRA Moyes Litespeed RS 4 03:29:29 600 38 Uli Eysel DEU Moyes Litespeed S-4 03:40:15 598 38 Jeff Shapiro USA Wills Wing T2 144 03:29:42 598 Overall: # Name Nat Glider Total 1 Scott Barrett AUS Airborne C4 - 13.5 3482 2 Balazs Ujhelyi HUN Moyes Litespeed s 4,5 3363 3 Dan Vyhnalik CZE Aeros Combat L14 3311 4 Carl Wallbank GBR Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 3302 5 Mario Alonzi FRA Aeros Combat L12 3141 6 Fabien Agenes FRA Aeros Combat L13 3078 7 Luis Rizo Salom FRA Moyes Litespeed RS3.5 3004 8 André Disselhorst NLD Aeros Combat L13 2895 9 Andreas Olsson SWE Wills Wing T2 2885 10 Jeff O'Brien USA Wills Wing T2 154 2883 11 Hans Kiefinger DEU Aeros Combat L13 2832 12 Christian Voiblet CHE Aeros Combat L12 2818 13 Tullio Gervasoni ITA Moyes Litespeed S 2783 14 Gary Wirdnam GBR Aeros Combat L 2774 15 Alessandro Ploner ITA Icaro Laminar 2640 16 Francois Isoard FRA Aeros Combat L13 2635 17 Davis Straub USA Wills Wing T2 - 144 2623 18 David Matthews GBR Moyes Litespeed S3.5 2571 19 Bruce Kavanagh GBR Wills Wing T2 2531 20 Hakan Andersson SWE Moyes Litespeed RS 3,5 2497 Discuss Pre-Worlds - nine at the Oz Report forum link»

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]]> Recreation > Aviation > Aircraft > Footlaunched > Hang Gliding {NORTH AMERICA > RENTALS} - SAUSALITO (SF) Best Guest Room (Entire hse sometimes rents, too.) http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/sausalito-sf-best-guest-room-entire-hse-sometimes-2008078826.htm http://articles.world-of-newave.info/regional/north-america/united-states/california/metro-areas/san-francisco-bay-area/business-and-economy/real-estate/rentals/sausalito-sf-best-guest-room-entire-hse-sometimes-2008078826.htm Fri, 04 Jul 2008 07:43:42 GMT The following is posted by a private homeowner. The (best) Guest Room, Sausalito (SF) is occupied, now, but available, August, and for forward '08/'09 extended or short stay bookings (and see Special Cases, below]. _________________________________________________________________ $450-600/week (per week), $l,600-2,200/month (varies with the season (coming into Spring/Summer premium usage, now); number of occupants; length of stay; low/high maintenance, etc). Negotiable.* --=-- "Wonderful place for a stay." Ideal base for recurrent visitor or SF/Bay area sojourner. Fantastic view panorama. Serene. A beautiful, convenient, maintained, private room attached to the life and warmth of a friendly, cosmopolitan, family house in a pleasant neighborhood. There are stairs (in a path), house to street, and a few in the house. --=-- This is a new, spacious (sleeps one to three) guest room wing with its own entrance, bath and deck, built onto a distinctive private home; house amenities including kitchen may be offered. --Ideal furnished situation for: executive, scholar, mariner, artist, musician, cast or crew member, West Coast/Shasta bioregion/Pacific Rim/international/ diplomatic/project posting, traveler, writer, contractor, newcomer, intern, househunters, vacation/getaway nest, visiting (parents), bon vivants, ESL students. --Fast to the Financial District, arts venues, Civic Center, South of the Slot (SOMA), major City campuses or Ocean Beach, as from parts of the City itself (armchair bus transit is 10' walk up or down; plus Golden Gate Ferry crossings!); easy freeway on/off and parking (no garage); direct, fast Marin Airporter service from our stop. --On quiet street in hospitable, beautiful, productive, sylvan, hillside, sunbelt, family home. Garden, decks; spinet piano; fireplace in the house; books, books, books; FT, US edition, delivered daily; high-bandwidth wi-fi plus twin CAT5-E network/ports throughout --Suitable for small dinners (winter), larger summer indoor/outdoor entertaining, gatherings. --Inspiring, sunrise to sunset, panoramic marine, montane views; harbors, waterfront below. --Raised-beds kitchen garden yielding delicious salad makings, vegetables, etc., assisted by vermiculture composting. --Child(ren), certain pets ok. --Sheltered smoking decks/outdoor areas. --References: We prefer longtime personal (rather than employer or landlord). --=-- "...as a place to relax innd enjoy the beauty of the scenery, there is none better..." --RW, writer (So Africa/Chicago /Bahamas/Kashmir) "...centrally located, very cosy and comfortable. I felt like I was living at home. --PS, businessman (Philadelphia) "...hospitable gentlemen, amicable and personable, and as a single woman I felt completely at ease and at home there." --CH, designer (San Jose) "...the view of the Bay is unforgettable as well as the sunrise and moon seen from our bed...Thank you once more for your great hospitality..." --J&MB (Netherlands) --=-- Please call or briefly (sic) message JC at 415.392 3111. (With dates if known.) Give your telephone # slowly and clearly, please. We shall reply. (Fax and e-mail options.) Thank you. And thank you, estimable craigslist. --=-- The HOUSE, 2+br, 2ba, Long-term (one to 10 years) rental possibility. Also sometimes rents, entire, ad hoc (Has been used for international family reunions, wedding convergences, family and work-team gatherings, acoustic recording, regional touring base....) --Offer. --=-- *Special casesÂ House exchange: mmmm, perhaps.] Interests/skills exchange: music, experienced gardening/horticulture, shoji, Linux sysadmin, French, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, cabinetry, expert filing, office mgmt, weaver/sewer, hskpng, cooking]. Other: emergency/overnight requirement in Sausalito; public interest/public benefit exigency; traveler strandee? ÂInquire. --=-- Other Southern Marin housing info: --marinij.com runs the daily Marin INDEPENDENT JOURNAL's Classifieds. -sfgate.com for the San Francisco CHRONICLE's (Marin). --Pick up the week's SCOPE editions (Sausalito, Mill Valley, Twin Cities, Ross Valley, San Rafael) at Marin SCOPE newspaper office, kitty-korner from gas station and firehouse and sort of next to Trieste coffeehouse, at Bridgeway & Johnson Sts. --Bulletin boards: --Whole Foods ('Whole Paycheck')(Caledonia St); --the 7-11 (Spring St Gulch); --Mollie Stone's supermarket and (esp for boats) West Marine (both, like the Post Office, on Harbor Dr, in Marinship); West Marine will accept postings on their board, but a staff member at the counter must approve and date; --Golden Gate Market (Old Town/Hurricane Gulch, when you first come into town from the Golden Gate); --and at the entrances to the houseboat docks (e.g., portal of Liberty Dock, and others), (Gate 5 and Gate 6 area, Marinship). --As in the City and elsewhere, you'll now see For Rent signs round the town; lot of possibilities these days (and great boat purchase values in the harbors). Seems to be true: SF rents have risen again, irrationally? Good luck and good hunting. --=-- California, indeed, be burning. Do conserve water; by October, may truly be scarce some places. --=-- [Web cites: 13 Grandmothers' Council (from, e.g., AgnesBakerPilgrim.org; and, nobelprize4pete.org [Seeger])] For search different from the Googling crowd--returning graphical, mapped relationships rather than lists: kartoo.com --=-- - 30 - Sfbay.Craigslist.Org SAUSALITO (SF) Best Guest Room (Entire hse sometimes rents, too.) ^{{new window}} Sfbay.Craigslist.Org - The following is posted by a private homeowner. The (best) Guest Room, Sausalito (SF) is occupied, now, but available, August, and for forward '08/'09 extended or short stay bookings (and see Special Cases, below]. _________________________________________________________________ $450-600/week (per week), $l,600-2,200/month (varies with the season (coming into Spring/Summer premium usage, now); number of occupants; length of stay; low/high maintenance, etc). Negotiable.* --=-- "Wonderful place for a stay." Ideal base for recurrent visitor or SF/Bay area sojourner. Fantastic view panorama. Serene. A beautiful, convenient, maintained, private room attached to the life and warmth of a friendly, cosmopolitan, family house in a pleasant neighborhood. There are stairs (in a path), house to street, and a few in the house. --=-- This is a new, spacious (sleeps one to three) guest room wing with its own entrance, bath and deck, built onto a distinctive private home; house amenities including kitchen may be offered. --Ideal furnished situation for: executive, scholar, mariner, artist, musician, cast or crew member, West Coast/Shasta bioregion/Pacific Rim/international/ diplomatic/project posting, traveler, writer, contractor, newcomer, intern, househunters, vacation/getaway nest, visiting (parents), bon vivants, ESL students. --Fast to the Financial District, arts venues, Civic Center, South of the Slot (SOMA), major City campuses or Ocean Beach, as from parts of the City itself (armchair bus transit is 10' walk up or down; plus Golden Gate Ferry crossings!); easy freeway on/off and parking (no garage); direct, fast Marin Airporter service from our stop. --On quiet street in hospitable, beautiful, productive, sylvan, hillside, sunbelt, family home. Garden, decks; spinet piano; fireplace in the house; books, books, books; FT, US edition, delivered daily; high-bandwidth wi-fi plus twin CAT5-E network/ports throughout --Suitable for small dinners (winter), larger summer indoor/outdoor entertaining, gatherings. --Inspiring, sunrise to sunset, panoramic marine, montane views; harbors, waterfront below. --Raised-beds kitchen garden yielding delicious salad makings, vegetables, etc., assisted by vermiculture composting. --Child(ren), certain pets ok. --Sheltered smoking decks/outdoor areas. --References: We prefer longtime personal (rather than employer or landlord). --=-- "...as a place to relax innd enjoy the beauty of the scenery, there is none better..." --RW, writer (So Africa/Chicago /Bahamas/Kashmir) "...centrally located, very cosy and comfortable. I felt like I was living at home. --PS, businessman (Philadelphia) "...hospitable gentlemen, amicable and personable, and as a single woman I felt completely at ease and at home there." --CH, designer (San Jose) "...the view of the Bay is unforgettable as well as the sunrise and moon seen from our bed...Thank you once more for your great hospitality..." --J&MB (Netherlands) --=-- Please call or briefly (sic) message JC at 415.392 3111. (With dates if known.) Give your telephone # slowly and clearly, please. We shall reply. (Fax and e-mail options.) Thank you. And thank you, estimable craigslist. --=-- The HOUSE, 2+br, 2ba, Long-term (one to 10 years) rental possibility. Also sometimes rents, entire, ad hoc (Has been used for international family reunions, wedding convergences, family and work-team gatherings, acoustic recording, regional touring base....) --Offer. --=-- *Special casesÂ House exchange: mmmm, perhaps.] Interests/skills exchange: music, experienced gardening/horticulture, shoji, Linux sysadmin, French, Mandarin, Arabic, Spanish, cabinetry, expert filing, office mgmt, weaver/sewer, hskpng, cooking]. Other: emergency/overnight requirement in Sausalito; public interest/public benefit exigency; traveler strandee? ÂInquire. --=-- Other Southern Marin housing info: --marinij.com runs the daily Marin INDEPENDENT JOURNAL's Classifieds. -sfgate.com for the San Francisco CHRONICLE's (Marin). --Pick up the week's SCOPE editions (Sausalito, Mill Valley, Twin Cities, Ross Valley, San Rafael) at Marin SCOPE newspaper office, kitty-korner from gas station and firehouse and sort of next to Trieste coffeehouse, at Bridgeway & Johnson Sts. --Bulletin boards: --Whole Foods ('Whole Paycheck')(Caledonia St); --the 7-11 (Spring St Gulch); --Mollie Stone's supermarket and (esp for boats) West Marine (both, like the Post Office, on Harbor Dr, in Marinship); West Marine will accept postings on their board, but a staff member at the counter must approve and date; --Golden Gate Market (Old Town/Hurricane Gulch, when you first come into town from the Golden Gate); --and at the entrances to the houseboat docks (e.g., portal of Liberty Dock, and others), (Gate 5 and Gate 6 area, Marinship). --As in the City and elsewhere, you'll now see For Rent signs round the town; lot of possibilities these days (and great boat purchase values in the harbors). Seems to be true: SF rents have risen again, irrationally? Good luck and good hunting. --=-- California, indeed, be burning. Do conserve water; by October, may truly be scarce some places. --=-- [Web cites: 13 Grandmothers' Council (from, e.g., AgnesBakerPilgrim.org; and, nobelprize4pete.org [Seeger])] For search different from the Googling crowd--returning graphical, mapped relationships rather than lists: kartoo.com --=-- - 30 -

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