>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>So they want to bust the promoter/owner of the event because people at the show did drugs?
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>>That's not what was claimed. The claim was that there were open sales of "cocaine, marijuana, LSD, Ecstasy, hallucinogenic mushrooms, opium and marijuana-laced food at Camp Zoe in a Middle East bazaar-like atmosphere where drug vendors shouted sales pitches to passers-by". This with the promotors knowledge and, presumably, consent.
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>>>>>>>>>>>>>Have you been to a concert in the USA? This is nothing new or unique.
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>>>>>>>>>>>>Maybe not unique but if the description is correct then not common either.
>>>>>>>>>>>>(I've been to about 1500 concerts in the States, in every State - I was a road manager for a *long* time.)
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>>>>>>>>>>>For which band(s)? If it was, say, the Osmonds, your experiences may not have been "representative" :)
>>>>>>>>>>LOL. Lots of bands but the Osmonds, thankfully, were not among them.....
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>>>>>>>>>
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>>>>>>>>>Wild guess - the B52's ?
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>>>>>>>>Only in Europe although I went to a few U.S. shows in an unofficial capacity.....
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>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>From road manager to programming ..
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>On a more or less related note (B52) have you seen this ?
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>>>>>>>
http://casperflights.com/>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Click on the London airport - and watch
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Hovering over a plane gives altitude, speed, from and to. In addition you get a preview of the type of plane on the left side
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>>>>>>>If you click on a plane you get a visual of its route
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>>>>>>Fascinating (I was also a pilot in a previous life). Looks like the track when you click on an aircraft extends to its present position rather than the 15 minute delay position. Someone told me the other day that they have an IPhone app that, when you point the phone toward an aircraft in the sky above, will give you the same information as this......
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>>>>>I think that would be tough to do unless the iphone had a directional ADS-B receiver built-in.
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>>>>I assume the IPhone knows where it is and where it is pointing and that it then makes use of a web-service on a site similar to Gregory's link to retrieve the actual info?
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>>>>I assume the IPhone knows where it is and where it is pointing
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>>>Think so too
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>>>(1) It has a GPS - seen this on Ken Levy's IPhone when were kind of lost in Montpellier this year
>>>(2) I've seen soneone looking at pictures, and when she turned the phone the pic went from portrait to landscape - or was it the other way around
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>>>So, I think it's possible
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>>There's certainly an app that let's you point at the night sky and will identify specific visible stars for you.
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>I have a carpenter's level on my WP7 phone. Kinda handy.
I was envious and have accordingly taped a level to my phone. Although slightly more difficult to fit into a pocket most people who I have shown it to were suitably impressed. Moving on from that success I have also taped a pin hammer to my Kindle.
