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The Lusky- Great Small Hotel
84 Hayarkon Street, Tel Aviv, 63432, Israel –
Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! (score from 843 reviews)
Real guests • Real stays • Real opinions
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Classic Double or Twin Room
Superior Double or Twin Room with Balcony
One-Bedroom Suite with Balcony
One-Bedroom Suite with Sea View and Balcony - Penthouse
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Two-Bedroom Family Suite
Situated near the beach, our hotel is within a 1-minute walk of Bugrashov Beach and Dizengoff Centre and The Carmel market are also within 15 minutes. Our non- smoking hotel features a rooftop terrace, hotel garden, concierge services, and dry cleaning. Free WiFi in public areas and rooms. Free self parking is also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a computer station, and tour/ticket assistance. All 27 rooms and suites feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and cable TV. Guests will also find Tea and coffee makers, hair dryers, and safes.
Area Info – Guests loved walking around the neighborhood!
Closest Landmarks
- Bograshov Beach 0.1 miles
- Frishman Beach 0.2 miles
- Jerusalem Beach 0.3 miles
- Bauhaus Foundation Museum 0.3 miles
- Dizengoff Square 0.4 miles
- Gordon Beach 0.4 miles
- Bauhaus Center 0.4 miles
- Meir Park 0.4 miles
- Dizengoff Center 0.4 miles
- Hacarmel Market 0.6 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Gordon Swimming Pool 0.6 miles
- Shenkin Street 0.6 miles
- Nachalat Benyamin Crafts Fair 0.6 miles
- Itzhak Rabin Memorial 0.8 miles
- Hilton Beach 0.9 miles
- The Cameri Theater 1 miles
- Independence Hall Museum 1 miles
- Tel Aviv Museum of Art 1.1 miles
- Suzanne Dellal Dance Show Centre, Neve Tzedek 1.2 miles
- Reef Diving & Surfing Club 6.4 miles
Beaches in the Neighborhood
Gordon Beach
Golden sand
Swimming, Water Sports, Food & Drink, Watching the Sunset
Frishman Beach
Golden sand
Swimming, Water Sports, Food & Drink, Watching the Sunset
Bugroshov Beach
Golden sand
Swimming, Water Sports, Food & Drink, Watching the Sunset
Closest Airports
- Ben Gurion Airport 8 miles
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Facilities of The Lusky- Great Small Hotel Great facilities! Review score, 8.2
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- Outdoor Furniture
- Beachfront
- Sun Deck
- Terrace
Pets are not allowed.
- Beach
Food & Drink
- Chocolate/Cookies
Free! Wired internet is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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- Baggage Storage
- Ticket Service
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- 24-Hour Front Desk
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- Babysitting/Child Services
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- Daily Housekeeping
- Ironing Service
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- Laundry
Business Facilities
- Fax/Photocopying
- Shuttle Service
- Shared Lounge/TV Area
- Shuttle Service (additional charge)
- Air Conditioning
- All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)
- Heating
- Car Rental
- Safe
- Elevator
- Family Rooms
- Facilities for Disabled Guests
- Non-smoking Rooms
- Newspapers
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- French
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LOS ANGELES – Jim Adenhart walked to the empty pitcher's mound in Angels Stadium where his son spent the last night of his life. He spent several quiet moments there, briefly covering his eyes with one hand.
The shock of Nick Adenhart's death early Thursday in a car wreck caused by a suspected drunk driver was beginning to sink in for family, teammates and fans of the Los Angeles Angels rookie. Adenhart's death came hours after his best showing yet in the major leagues.
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Fans placed flowers, baseballs, posters and Rally Monkeys at a makeshift memorial on the pitcher's mound of the replica brick infield near the stadium gates.
"He was here pitching yesterday, six amazing innings, had a really good game," 17-year-old fan Rachel Watson said Thursday. "Today, he's gone."
The Angels planned to pay tribute to the 22-year-old pitcher before Friday night's opener of a three-game series against Boston in Anaheim. They will wear a patch or emblem on their jerseys the rest of the season to honor him.
The team postponed Thursday night's series finale against Oakland to mourn Adenhart, who was killed along with two other passengers in a car crash early Thursday in neighboring Fullerton.
The car they were riding in was broadsided in an intersection by a minivan that apparently ran a red light, police said.
Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, of Riverside, was driving on a suspended license because of a previous drunk driving conviction. Preliminary results indicated Gallo's blood-alcohol level was "substantially over the legal limit" of .08 percent, police Lt. Kevin Hamilton said.
Gallo was booked into jail on three counts of murder, three counts of vehicular manslaughter, felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence of alcohol. No bail was set.
Outside Angels Stadium, a pile of flowers and tributes grew steadily.
"No. 34, You are one more Angel in heaven," a poster read. Scribbled on a baseball was, "Now you play for another Angels team."
Inside the clubhouse, the team met privately Thursday to remember Adenhart, who made the major league opening day roster for the first time in his career after overcoming a devastating elbow injury and subsequent surgery in 2004.
"A lot of these guys in here have never lost anybody in their family that's close to them. I hate that this happened, but this is part of life. This is the real deal," outfielder Torii Hunter said. "That's why you've got to kiss your kids, kiss your family every day when you get up in the morning and before you leave for work."
Adenhart was killed hours after making his season debut with his father in the stands, throwing six scoreless innings against the Oakland Athletics. The Angels ultimately lost the game, 6-4.
"It is a tragedy that will never be forgotten," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
The rookie pitcher's father spoke to the team during its meeting Thursday.
"He just wanted to say thank you for the opportunity, thank you for raising his kid in minor league ball on up through the system in the Angels' organization," Hunter said.
Adenhart died in surgery following the accident. Henry Pearson of Manhattan Beach, a 25-year-old passenger in the car, and the driver, 20-year-old Courtney Stewart of Diamond Bar, were pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Stewart was a student at nearby Cal State Fullerton, where she was a former cheerleader.
Another passenger, 24-year-old Jon Wilhite of Manhattan Beach, was in critical condition, although he was expected to survive, a hospital spokesman said. Wilhite played baseball from 2004-08 at Cal State Fullerton.
Stewart's mother said Adenhart and the others had gone dancing at a club about a block away from the crash site.
At the ballpark Wednesday night, Adenhart made just his fourth major league start and left with a 4-0 lead, before the bullpen gave away what would have been his second big league win.
During Thursday's closed-door session, "we were just kind of reminiscing about what Nick brought to the team, to the clubhouse," Hunter said.
"He was a very funny kid and he's going to be missed," he said. "Every time you come to the stadium and you go in that clubhouse, you're looking at Nick Adenhart's locker."
Adenhart had made a slow climb to reach the majors.
He hurt his pitching elbow two weeks before the June 2004 major league draft, when he was projected as a top-five pick out of Williamsport High in Maryland.
The setback dropped him to the 14th round, where the Angels selected him anyway. He had Tommy John surgery — a reconstructive operation on an elbow ligament — later that month and spent most of next four seasons in the minors.
Adenhart had a 9.00 ERA in three starts for the Angels last season, but Scioscia said last month the right-hander had worked hard over the winter and arrived at spring training with a purpose.
He was made the No. 3 starter as the season began this week because of injuries to John Lackey, Ervin Santana and Kelvim Escobar, all of whom are on the disabled list.
Click here for baseball stats on Nick Adenhart.
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Audi Repair Questions? Ask a Mechanic for Answers ASAP
Ive had a new water pump fitted. I also had the cam kit done including belts etc, three weeks ago. Now my car is juddering to find the gear so to speak and engine management light flashing. My car ticks over fine. When I press the accelerator it struggles, sounds like timing? But then it hasnt got the pull in the higher gears either. I hope its to do with the cambelt fitting..
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Cars > Clubs > Browse > All Makes > Stardusters
Club Information
Stardusters1515 Mead Road
Mead, Nebraska 68041
- Charles McKeighan, Web Contact
- 402-721-7235
Est. 1959
Members: 35
Club Officers: 1 – 4 of 4
- Bouc, Leonard & Mary
- Pres Hannan, Bob
P. O. Box 9
Mead, Nebraska 68041
- 402-443-6776
- Sec Policky, Charles & Pat [view garage]
19 Anderson Way
Yutan, Nebraska 68073
- 402-669-1498
- Treas Richardson, Pat [view garage]
17121 Cedar Plaza Apt 9O
Omaha, Nebraska 68130
- 402-202-2172
Events 1 – 3 of 13
Past Events
|May 7, 2011
|4th Annual R.O.C. Car Show
|Jul 25, 2010
|6th annual last hot sunday in july
|Jul 18, 2010
|gretna days car show
Shared Items
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About Group
We are open to anyone with a love for the automobile. We also help host a couple of local car shows that are free of Charge. Including but not limited to Mead Days, Yutan Days, And one at the nursing home in Wahoo. We also like to get together for just fun, driving our cars and having a great time together as well as attending some of the various cruise nights in the Omaha and surrounding area.
Our New web address is http://www.stardustersinc.com On this site you can find out club info and events as well as registration for any upcoming events. We meet monthly on the third Sunday of the month at diffretnt members garages for our business meetings and planing. We try to have 1 club event in the winter months and 2 or so events during the summer months.
Keep checking our page for any upcoming information
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To become a member you must attend 3 events, meetings, or a combination thereof the last one being a meeting on record to be voted upon
Yearly dues are $20.00 a year due in January
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Operating Room Equipment Market 2017 Share, Trend, Segmentation and Forecast to 2020
Operating Room Equipment Demand, Sales, Competitor and Forecast 2017 – 2022
PUNE, INDIA, February 16, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Market Dynamics
The operating room (OR) equipment market, as defined for this report, comprises OR tables, OR lights, and surgical boom units. OR tables, absolute requirements in any functioning hospital that provides surgical services, occupy a large portion of the global OR equipment business. The OR tables sector can broadly be divided into manual and powered categories. The adoption of manual tables is dwindling outside of emerging markets. On the other hand, the use of powered tables continues to expand across the globe. Novel technologies, such as modular and integrated operating tables, are on the rise. In the surgical lighting business, halogen lights are only well-adopted in developing markets. Longer-lasting and safer light-emitting diode (LED) OR lights have become standard throughout developed economies. The expansion of the surgical boom space is not quite as robust. Cost and cumbersome maintenance concerns are hindering strong growth of the OR supply boom business.
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Key Players in the Global Operating Room Market
Maquet Getinge, Steris, and Stryker are the key players in the international OR equipment space. These companies have maintained success by making important acquisitions, establishing beneficial partnerships, and providing a comprehensive portfolio of prominent brands to their customers. Other international manufacturers, such as Hill-Rom, Skytron, and Dräger, have also played an impactful role in the business. In addition, small, local firms marketing cost-friendly OR equipment options have thrived in emerging markets.
Global Market Future Outlook
Research expects the global OR equipment market to steadily flourish to address rising volumes of surgeries in various specialties. Emerging markets, such as China, India, and Brazil, are expected to see especially high growth. In developed markets, the expansion of laparoscopic surgery, robotic surgery, and the increasing integration of OR equipment will continue to fuel market expansion. However, high costs, surgeon preference, and burdensome maintenance issues prevent wider adoption in some markets.
Key Findings
- Emerging economies are seeing the highest growth in the global OR equipment market.
- OR tables make up the largest portion of the OR equipment market as defined in our taxonomy
- The most successful firms involved are providing comprehensive portfolios, undertaking key M&A's, fostering innovation, and wisely offering cost-saving bundling contracts to hospitals.
- Rising numbers of different surgical procedures are the primary drivers of the OR equipment market. Despite respectable adoption, unmet needs and non-clinical barriers remain a challenge.
- Overview of the major brands of OR tables, OR lights, and surgical booms in the market
- Annualized total market revenue by segment and market outlooks by country through 2023
- Key topics covered include strategic competitive assessment, market characterization, identification of unmet needs, evaluating market access, and implications of the emerging technologies on the market.
- Analysis of the current and future market competition in the market. Insightful review of the key industry drivers, opportunities, barriers and challenges. Each trend is independently researched to provide qualitative analysis of its implications.
Reasons to buy
The report will enable you to -
- Develop and design your in-licensing and out-licensing strategies through a review of pipeline products and technologies, and by identifying the companies with the most robust pipeline.
- Develop business strategies by understanding the trends shaping and driving the global market.
- Drive revenues by understanding the key trends, innovative products and technologies, market segments, and companies likely to impact the global market in the future.
- Formulate effective sales and marketing strategies by understanding the competitive landscape and by analyzing the performance of various competitors.
- Identify emerging players with potentially strong product portfolios and create effective counter-strategies to gain a competitive advantage.
- Track device sales in the global and country-specific markets from 2014-2023.
- Organize your sales and marketing efforts by identifying the market categories and segments that present maximum opportunities for consolidations, investments and strategic partnerships.
Table of Content: Key Points
1 Table of Contents 4
1.1 List of Tables 7
1.2 List of Figures 9
2 Introduction 10
2.1 Related Reports 10
3 Market Access 11
3.1 Regulatory Issues 11
3.2 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Key Partnerships 11
3.2.1 Hill-Rom and Trumpf 11
3.2.2 Stryker and Berchtold 12
3.2.3 Trumpf (Hill-Rom) and Intuitive Surgical 12
4 Unmet Needs 13
4.1 Overview 13
4.2 Minimizing Contact in the Operating Room 13
4.3 Modular Operating Room Tables 13
4.4 Safety and Maintenance 14
4.5 Balancing Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile and Stationary Operating Tables 15
5 Competitive Assessment 16
5.1 Company Share Analysis 16
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[MacBook Air Teardown] Air Plays Key Role in Thermal Design [Part 6]
When we opened the back lid, we could see the microprocessor, a heatsink and so forth. An engineer said that arranging heat generating parts under the keyboard is an established technique of designing laptops. It is because a keyboard is usually made of plastic, which has a poor heat conductivity, and is touched by the hands for a relatively short time. Thus, the users are less likely to feel heat on the keyboard.
The MacBook Air dissipates heat generated by the microprocessor and the image processing LSI by transferring it to the heatsink via grease. Then, the heatsink is cooled by air from the fan, and hot air is exhausted to the outside.
The heatsink was probably made of aluminum alloy painted black. A high-conductive graphite sheet was attached on the microprocessor side. A similar technique is used in Sony Corp's "type G." The MacBook Air did not employ a combination of a heatpipe and a comb-shaped heatsink (RHE, or remote heat exchanger), which is widely used in recent laptops.
"Apple probably gave top priority to slimness," an engineer said. "It could design a simple heat dissipation mechanism by utilizing the heatsink because the power consumption of the MacBook Air is relatively low."
When we examined the heatsink in more detail, we found that a rubber "bank" is surrounding it. On the back side, the heatsink is surrounded by a sponge bank. The rubber and sponge banks were cut only at the ventilation ports. This probably indicates that the heatsink serves as an air duct as well as a heat dissipation mechanism.
"The MacBook Air was designed so that air from the fan gathers around the components that need to be cooled, such as, the microprocessor, image processing LSI, their power circuits and the memory," an engineer said.
There are two air flow paths. The first flow path is as follows.
The ventilation port near the fan → The power circuit of the microprocessor (the cutout portion of the heatsink) → Through the cutout portion to the upper surface of the heatsink → The air duct surrounded by the heatsink, the bottom surface of the chassis and the rubber bank → Another ventilation port
The second flow path is as follows.
The ventilation port near the fan → The power circuit of the microprocessor → The lower surface of the heatsink → The air duct surrounded by the heatsink, the circuit board and the sponge → The ventilation port
In other words, the air flow branches into two directions by means of the cutout portion on the heatsink, which is used to cool the power circuit. An engineer speculated that the heat dissipation from the heatsink to air is improved by blowing air onto the both sides of the heatsink.
Also, an engineer estimated that the rubber and sponge banks work not only to block the gap between the heatsink and the chassis and the gap between the heatsink and the circuit board, but also to prevent the heatsink from directly conducting heat to the chassis. In addition, they might be used for insulation and EMI prevention, he said.
The fan is 5.25mm thick and has the company name "DELTA ELECTRONICS, INC." and the model number "KSB05105HB" marked on the back side. An L-shaped piece of hardware "fastens the heatsink to the mounting board with a screw in the center and presses the heatsink against the microprocessor and the image processing LSI," an engineer said. We checked the Website of Delta Electronics Inc of Taiwan but found no product with this model number.
A graphite sheet covered with a black insulation sticker is attached to the portion opposing the heatsink on the bottom face of the chassis. The sheet was probably used to prevent the partial temperature rise in the bottom face of the chassis due to the heat generated from the microprocessor and other parts.
"Covered with the black sticker, the sheet may also enhance the heat transfer from the heatsink to the chassis bottom by increasing the radiation," an engineer said.
Innovative battery
Apple also improved the battery design to make heat less noticeable to the users. The battery face on the side of the palm rest is covered with a graphite sheet and some sort of cushioning material with holes.
An engineer estimated that the graphite sheet was used to "dissipate heat generated in certain areas of the battery into its entire surface." On the other hand, the cushioning material was probably used to block the heat transfer to the chassis.
"Users tend to be annoyed by heat on the palm rest even if it isn't overly hot because they are constantly touching the palm rest," an engineer said.
It seems that Apple took these measures because the battery is placed under the palm rest in the MacBook Air.
Another major heat generating component in laptops is an HDD. But in the MacBook Air, there seemed to be no special heat prevention measure taken against the HDD, considering that the outlet of the cooling fan faces opposite to the HDD.
When we used the notebook, we hardly felt heat on the front surface on which the keyboard is located. However, its bottom was slightly hot.
The temperature increase on the bottom of the chassis due to the HDD is probably tolerable in terms of both the parts' specifications and user's perception. But users tend to be annoyed is there is a temperature gap in the areas they touch, feeling that "this part is hotter." This seems to be an issue for the future because it is a universal problem for all laptop thermal designers.
- No Information on Release Date [Part 1]
- Battery Module Covers 2/3 of Bottom Surface [Part 2]
- Video: Opening Bottom of Chassis [Part 3]
- Video: Maker of Flexible Substrate [Part 4]
- 'No Waste Outside, Nothing but Waste Inside' [Part 5]
- Why We Used the Word 'Waste'
- Secret of 5-layered Keyboard [Part 7]
- Parts Layout Modeled in 3D [Part 8]
- No Frame Supports Keyboard From Beneath [Part 9]
- Elaborate Body Structure Hints High Cost [Part 10]


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perlquestion cspctec I have a device that I'm connecting to via a perl script and outputting the numerical values it sends the script. The problem is, sometimes the device screws up and sends extremely large negative numbers to me, which it is not suppose to do.
The normal output from the device is:
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It could output numbers like the above (which are good outputs). However, sometimes it outputs garbage like this:
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I'm trying to create a regular expression that will match large negative numbers and not the smaller ones. If I do something like:
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It always matches. Can someone help me make a regular expression that matches only large negative numbers?


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The Museum School is open in its new location. Please feel free to call and book a time. Educational programs are available year round unless otherwise stated. Times are flexible to meet various school schedules. Programs are approximately two hours in length. Full-day programs are available upon request.
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No, they are not interchangeable. The 7591 is a stronger tube than a 6V6 (19W dissipation, more like a 5881) and has a different pinout.
Did it ever work with the 6V6s in there? Can you post a schematic? Which connections have been rewired?
I have a PANaramic 250R (same as Sano 250R) accordian amp on my bench. The schematic calls for 7591 power tubes. The amplifier has 6V6 power tubes installed. Looking at the tube datasheets, the only difference I see is pin 6, but I am not sure what to do with it. The partial rewiring doesn't make sense if you look at the tube datasheets, so I need to figure out if I can use 6V6 power tubes (which I have) or if I need to order some 7591s.
Are these tubes interchangable? If so, what do I need to do with pin 6?
No, they are not interchangeable. The 7591 is a stronger tube than a 6V6 (19W dissipation, more like a 5881) and has a different pinout.
Did it ever work with the 6V6s in there? Can you post a schematic? Which connections have been rewired?
Someone had rewired one power tube, but not the other. I changed the pinout to match a 6V6 type tube, but it is not very loud and runs too hot, so I would think that it is not biased properly. I would rather run a 6L6 if the amp can handle it.
Schematic attached.
I put in a pair of tubes labled 5881/6L6 and they seem to survive better, but are biased too hot still. Around 100mA at 370V. The volume is more reasonable, but no where near where what my 50W Fenders would put out.
To be honest, I do not fully understand the biasing scheme on this amp. Suggestions?
It is a cathode-biased amp according to the schematic. To bias it cooler, put a higher resistor in place of the 125 Ohm from cathodes to ground. Try 220 or 270 as a start. Also make sure the 25µF cathode cap is good. Well, while you're in there, you could change all the electrolytics. Preventive maintenance
The amp should take 6L6 without problems, heater current is 0.9A vs 0.8 (7591) per tube. Screen resistors (470 Ohm) are a good idea also IMO.
Thanks for the help. I already changed out all the electrolytics and added a grounded power cable to the amp. There is no cathode cap. I'll add that and see what I have. The 125 Ohm resistor is 10Watts. I have some 5 Watt 470 Ohm resistors I could parallel, so that should put me in the ballpark.
I remember perusing several screen resistor threads on the forum. I will have another read and add those as well.
You may find that the amp doesn't have as much gain as it should, as the 7591 has a lot of gain for a power tube and doesn't need as hot of a preamp in front of it as a 6L6 would. 7591's sound really good, and JJ and EH make good modern replacements. The EH is a taller bottle than vintage while the JJ is the correct size as vintage 7591's. Power-wise, the 7591 and 7868 are in the middle of the 6V6 and 6L6GC, with a pair of 7591's making 44 watts RMS with 450v plate and 400 screen fixed bias in the RCA manual. Cathode bias with those voltages is around 30 watts.
Thanks for all the info and help guys. Unfortunatly, my client wants to do it on the cheap. I got it working with the 6L6s. It seems to break up fairly decently, but doesn't have a lot of volume compared to my Fenders with a pair of 6L6s. Maybe an accordian supplies a hotter signal than a guitar and I would think that you wouldn't want a lot of breakup with an accordian. The tubes are all old RCA and Phillips tubes. They work, but I don't know how much life is left in them. I would suspect that they have been in there forever.
The wires to the tubes are all run together, so I would suspect there would be some problems if the gain was increased without rerouting some of the wiring. As it is now, it has very little hum. Not a lot of volume, but decent break up. It has a Gibbs three spring reverb tank and the reverb sounds really unique. Almost like a delay.
Most of us probably won't chase all over this website finding other posts about this project so I'll comment here.
Stick to one thread so it will be simple for us all.
Power tube biasing;
two 470 ohm resistors in parallel should help quite a bit, but you'll have to measure the actual plate to cathode voltage to determine if it is good.
Because of the sensitivity of the 7591s and the low drive level in this amp, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the design was leaning at Class A push pull... that limits the actual output power to less then what it would be if Class AB1. The 12AU7 triode, used as a predriver, might not be supplying enough peak to peak drive to the cathodyne triode to make the 6L6 power tubes come to full power now.
The 6V6s and 6L6s will need a bit larger voltage swing on their grids to be driven into full power vs the 7951s.
You can probably make the amp operate more in the push pull Class AB1 range if it was supposed to be more Class A'ish.
After cooling down the cathode idle current (bias of the power tubes), try replacing that 12AU7 (it is the combination pre-amp, cathodyne driver phase inverter) with a higher mu tube like a 12AY7, 12AT7 or 12AX7.
Sometimes the cathode bypass cap for the power tubes is in a multisection cap mounted to the chassis.
Look and see if a wire comes from the cathodes of the power tube sockets over to the main filter cap section, or from the actual + end of the biasing resistor.
Regardless, from the looks of the schem, I think this amp ought to be able to hit at least 25-30 watts output with a little tweaking.
50 watts? Hmmm... I don't think so.
But, 25 watts is not half as loud as 50 watts if you test using the same speaker. So, if you are hearing a major difference between this amp and 50 watter into the same speaker, I think the 6L6s and the suggestions above will get you started down the right path.
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New Zealand-based designer Annah Stretton has launched a competition to find a same-sex female couple to get married on the catwalk at New Zealand Fashion Week.
The contest is in the wake of the decision to legalise same-sex marriage in New Zealand earlier this year - but is also open to Austrailians, to encourage them to endorse marriage equality.
She isn't the first designer to endorse the cause - after an announcement by French President Francois-Hollande backing a law to allow same-sex marriage in France, Karl Lagerfeld displayed a feature with two brides holding hands in his January Chanel couture show, pictured.
Stretton's Come On Oz, Say I Do competition will be open for applications until July 30, and the lucky winners will receive return flights to New Zealand, accommodation, a wedding reception for 250 guests and, of course, bespoke gowns designed by Stretton herself.
The generous designer has even offered to dress the whole bridal party, and invited them to take part in the show.The couple will say their vows on September 7, in front of 1,000 people. Certainly not for the faint-hearted - but a step in the right direction in promoting same-sex marriage.
Stretton is passionate about the cause, and said: "It will not only celebrate the fact that from August 19 same-sex partners will be able to legally marry in New Zealand, but will also encourage our pacific neighbours to follow our lead."
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Right now, apps that build against libwww link against about a whole bunch of libs that are listed by "libwww-config --libs". It's quite a mouthfull. That's how most apps are built. Perhaps it's just my personal taste, but I always thought that it's much cleaner and simpler just to link a single library. I've modified the Makefile to combine all component libraries into a single libtool target, libwww.la. As far as I can tell, the Makefile correctly handles all optionally-built submodules. That is, if --open-ssl is specified, libwww.la will include the SSL-related module, etc. I'd like to get a feel for what others think about this idea. If there's interest then I can submit the patch -- probably after the currently-pending code is released, so that I can resync against the released version. I should also clarify that my changes aren't really that drastic. All the existing components (libwwwhttp.la, libwwwmime.la, and the rest) get still built, they're just noinst_LTLIBRARIES, and don't get installed. Instead, lib_LTLIBRARIES consists of a single libwww.la, which is built by merging all the individual component libraries. So, if someone's working on some code outside of the tree that manually links to a subset of all those component libraries, that'll continue to work. The Makefile also builds another consolidated target libwwwconvenience.la, which is a libtool convenience library. libwwwconvenience.la will be very useful to apps that include the entire libwww tree into the apps' source tarball bundle, instead of requiring an existing libwww install to be made prior to building the source (like Amaya).Received on Saturday, 10 December 2005 02:51:59 UTC
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These are the chronicles of a book addict, a photo junkie, and an aspiring author, rewriting the very fabric of reality one page (and one snapshot) at a time. From the strange to the unusual; the abandoned to the abnormal; the haunted to the historic; the supernatural to the surreal; the forests of dark fantasy, the cemeteries of gothic horror, and the post-apocalyptic ruins of science fiction are the landscapes of my imagination.
Growing up, I wanted to be three things - an archaeologist, a paleontologist, and an astronaut (not necessarily in that order). In fact, when I was planning on what University to attend, I looked long and hard at those with established Classics programs, particularly the schools that credited a field 'dig' component. In the end, I chose a different career path (for a lot of different reasons), but that passion remains.
It's that passion for the nitty-gritty, dirt-under-the-fingernails approach to the subject that led me toLives in Ruins: Archeologists and the Seductive Lure of Human Rubble by Marilyn Johnson. This is not a dry textbook or a clinical study of the subject. Instead, it's a real-life account of a woman who chose to (temporarily) live her life in the trenches, studying, sweating, and starving alongside the professionals. It's an absolutely enthralling read, and one that will have you itching to get out there and dig (despite what some of those professionals have to say about amateurs).
One on the first things that pleasantly surprised me about the read is how much attention Johnson pays to pop culture archaeologists, and how much credit she gives them for their role in supporting and furthering the field. Jean Auel, author of the Earth's Children series, gets a lot of credit for her diligence and authenticity as a writer, as well as for her role in changing the public face of archaeology, insisting that scholars and archaeologists "Romance the public . . . Let them know that what you are doing is not only important, but fun, exciting, and fascinating." Sarah Milledge Nelson, who I was previously unaware of, get some credit as well for incorporating real discoveries and real artifacts in her teaching novels, and for founding RKLOG Press as a home for archaeological fiction.
Along the same lines, Indiana Jones is honored and vilified in equal measure. Johnson is honest about how many archaeologists were drawn to the field by his adventures, and how many sport a fedora and bullwhip because of him. He gets full credit for the exposure he provided the field, and while he is vilified for looting and destroying so many tombs and ruins, his actions are (surprisingly) defended within the context of standards and practices of the 1930s.
On that note, Johnson has a lot to say about amateur archaeologists, looting, and the illicit antiquities trade - which is worth a staggering $6-7 billion per year. She points out that looted objects lose all archaeological meaning, as they have no context, can't be accurately dated, and lose the power to speak. Her example of an ancient coin found in the ground is perfect. In context, it can help date an entire settlement, but as a piece of loot it's just a coin. In terms of amateurs, she presents a balanced sort of view, contrasting the advice of professionals to just "don't do it" with the reality of what honest, diligent, careful amateurs can add to the field of study.
As for those professionals, Johnson points a stark portrait of their reality. She doesn't romanticize the work at all, and is honest about the harsh truths of low wages, staggering unemployment rates, corrupt regimes, the potential for violence, the lack of health care, and the physical risks. It's dirty, dangerous work, and often thankless as well. However, she counters that harsh reality with the passion and excitement these archaeologists share, their love for the work, and their delight in discovering and revealing new elements of history. It's definitely sobering stuff for anybody thinking of a career in the field, but sometimes passion does outweigh physical rewards.
As a life-long Clive Cussler fan, I was delighted to discover that Johnson dedicates a significant portion of the book to detailing the value and the importance of underwater archaeology. We're constantly hearing about melting ice caps and rising sea levels, but we rarely think of what that means for the study of archaeology. Sea levels have risen an astounding 300 feet since the age of the glaciers, which means a lot of history has been submerged. Sadly, this is neither more glorious nor more profitable than land-based digs, and Johnson shares the story of an archaeologist named Kathy who ran her own non-profit underwater archaeology organization, and was forced to finance her lab fees by cleaning houses for rich women (with no tips).
Perhaps most fascinating of all, however, is the amount of time that Johnson spends on what we don't generally think of as being archaeology. Contract archaeology, involving the study and excavation of construction sites, is something I'd never thought much about. It's a fascinating aspect of the science, and one in which the archaeologists are constantly at odds with owners, the government, historical societies, and activists. Excavations are often forced to be quick and dirty, and there's always pressure to let the wheels of commerce keep turning. The most striking example she shares is the discovery of a Revolutionary War graveyard, with the dig twice abandoned due to politics. Hundreds of graves were discovered on a relatively small plot of land, and there they remained for years, unmarked and unacknowledged, even as the property remained for sale.
Crime scene investigations are also covered, where archaeologists are needed to help locate, excavate, and identify victims. The amount of science and study that goes into determining a 100 year old body from a 10 year old murder victim is astounding, with one investigator admitting to having dozens upon dozens of dead rats buried in her backyard so she could study and observe decomposition rates. It's not just about buried bodies, however. Johnson also shares some sobering stories of archaeologists being called in to help locate and identify body parts and personal items as part of the World Trade Center clean-up.
Finally, in what is probably the best example of how far the field has come in terms of focus and respect, Johnson lets us in on some military secrets. She takes us overseas to the war zones of the Middle East, and talks specifically about the destruction of historical sites such as the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Much of that destruction could have been avoided with just a little background information, and she reveals the new role archaeologists are taking in advising where not to target or where not to march, all in the name of historical preservation.
Woven though all those facts and observations is the real-life account of Johnson's own brief career as an archaeologist. She went back to school, paid to be part of several digs, undertook rigorous training, and lived alongside the men and women she writes about. It makes for a very authentic, hands-on experience, but still allows here to maintain a little professional detachment. There's just as much 'how' and 'why' to be learned here as there is 'what' and that's precisely what makes Lives in Ruins such a well-rounded, enjoyable read.


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Drawn in 2007. Age 20.
Drawn with 2H, HB, 2B, 3B pencils on smooth bristol board.
Sadly Morris passed away in 2007 so I drew him as I remembered him best:as a beautiful, young and healthy kitten.
Thank you kindly for looking.
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Adam you are really a talented artist.
Thank you so much Ganz, I really appreciate all your kind comments. I just updated this one to a better quality scan, which is nice because know the darker tone is more clear.
Thank you again mate.
lovely portrait, very well done
Oh my.. Love the way you drew Morris.. wish i could draw half as good as you.. then probably i'd have a better piece to remember Brown by.. I'm sure Morris miss you as much as you miss him.. n_n
Thank you :-)
I'm sorry you lost Brown, though i'm sure the memories you cherish keep his or her soul alive. I know Morris is still around, bless his little cottons. One day I hope to draw another version of him, one capturing his adorably cute old and scruffy self. He only had one tooth!
Thank you again, I look forward to seeing more of your work :-)
Ah thats adorable! <3
Thank you Rosie. He was so adorable, sadly my drawing does his real-life self no justice. At the very least i hope i've captured his peacefulness.
I remember picking him up when he was just a kitten, i was only young myself, and he was lying there so peacefully, with one eye just slightly opened. After he past away that image of him remained strongly in my mind, so i just had to draw it down.
Thank you again x
this is too cute! very well drawn :) great job!
Adam, all your love for Morris exudes intensely from this lovely drawing. Our companions mold our lives and when they flutter to Heaven they leave a part of them with us, inseparable to be.
Wow, this is excellent, very sorry for your loss, i dont know what i would do if i lost my little kitten
Adorable! Sorry you lost him.
Oh, what a darling… You must miss him. Beautifully drawn :)
Thank you all.
I think it is wonderful how people are embracing this picture. I have two others planned of Morris, another as a kitten and the other as his scruffy, smelly self. Thank you again :-)
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A good Galway, but not a great one
Despite a hugely successful week, talk of recovery is still premature
There was good and bad in the fact that Missunited managed to animate the crowd in Ballybrit more with her stirring performance at Goodwood than any of the week's indigenous events in Galway.
On the one hand, it was at the western venue 12 months earlier that Mick Winters' brave mare captured the public imagination.
She will be forever synonymous with Galway, so it was great to see her achieve such acclaim on the international Flat stage. Missunited was a heroic race-mare, and a large portion of Thursday's revellers in Ballybrit responded raucously to her big-screen thriller.
However, the big races in Galway failed to generate the same level of euphoria.
There is no doubt it was a hugely successful week, with all the critical figures up, helped in no small part by the decent weather that held out until Friday, despite cloud-filled, thundery skies threatening since Monday.
Prior to yesterday's tallies, the crowd and bookmaker returns were up 9pc and 10pc, with the Tote up 18pc, although that figure is skewed slightly by foreign pools.
Excluding last year's washout, this year's six-day attendance was also up 5pc on 2012, and the Tote was up 13pc on two years ago.
The bookmakers' take was down 3pc on 2012, reaffirming that talk of green shoots should be taken with a pinch of salt for now, as we are starting from a low and volatile base. Hopefully, the decline of the past eight years is beginning to abate, but talk of substantial recovery is still premature.
There is an abundance of anecdotal evidence to corroborate that many at grassroots level continue to struggle and the recently published six-month industry statistics confirm that total on-course betting, sponsorship, horses in training, active owners, entries and runners all remain in contraction.
In that sense, it was refreshing to see RTE's Robert Hall not give Horse Racing Ireland's chief executive Brian Kavanagh a free ride in a televised interview during the week. As ever, Kavanagh sought to put a positive spin on the industry's difficulties.
Hall wasn't willing to indulge him, grilling him on issues such as one-sided, small-field graded races, the "very, very oddly shaped pyramid of excellence" pertaining to same, the decline of the owners' pool and the HRI's ongoing inexplicable refusal to accept Betfair's money.
You wouldn't expect Hall to get any meaningful solutions – "that's the challenge" was as much of a concession as he got – but it was good to see the man responsible for the game's affairs challenged by the national broadcaster.
Hall had his homework done, and he didn't mind pointing out that the main reason for a 5pc swell in the six-month attendances had a lot to do with the good work done for festivals such as Galway and Punchestown – and favourable weather has certainly helped both.
Moreover, judging by the swathes that still trudged in after the third and fourth races all week, the sense that much of the festival clientele don't come for the racing is hard to shake off. That is a pity.
The bleeding of owners was reflected in the pre-eminence of perennial champions JP McManus – who sadly lost the 2012 Plate hero Bob Lingo and Kid Cassidy to fatal injuries – and Gigginstown House Stud this week.
Both were heavily represented and amassed an aggregate 10 winners, as Gigginstown claimed the Plate with Road To Riches and McManus the Hurdle with Thomas Edison.
Yet both showpiece winners received underwhelming receptions, which was particularly surprising in the case of Thomas Edison, given that he was seemingly so well backed.
It's not easy to pinpoint why there was such indifference. It may have had something to do with the sense of it being the same old faces, but the domination of a small percentage of owners is not new and the game would be in a far worse state were it not for such influential figures.
Maybe the lack of a pulsating finish to either of the two marquee events was partly to blame, as both Road To Riches and Thomas Edison hacked up. Or it may have been to do with the demographic of the crowd, but in recent years the roof has been lifted off the place despite torrential weather. Shucks, maybe we are just happier when it is raining. Who knew?
Martin's status as Ballybrit maestro growing rapidly
Whether Dermot Weld's general prolificacy this year would impact on his Galway haul was a point of debate before the event and you'd have to conclude that it did – but only to a minimal effect.
The Rosewell House maestro saddled nine winners to land his 28th leading trainers' title and he had a number of near misses as well. On the other hand, a few disappointed, and Antique Platinum was arguably lucky to keep the maiden that she won after leaning all over her rivals in the straight.
For the first time since 2010, Weld plundered none of the seven premier handicaps and he was on the verge of departing with none of the National Hunt races for a first time since 2007 until Windsor Park cantered home in the lucky last yesterday.
In a general sense, he was certainly less dominant than he has been in recent years and again it was Tony Martin who gave him most to think about.
You could speculate forever on why exactly the frustrating Thomas Edison failed to show his true colours over hurdles for two years, but, whichever way you interpret his 11 defeats since his Bellewstown maiden win, the net result is that it was a training performance of exquisite proportions.
It was the first time in 10 starts that he was sent off favourite over flights and he delivered on expectations in style, replicating John Kiely's similarly timely feat in the 2013 Plate with McManus' Carlingford Lough, a maiden over fences that failed to win in eight previous tries.
Like Kiely and Weld, Martin is becoming something of a Ballybrit legend, winning three of the first four feature races en route to a final tally of six.
Noel Meade falls into the very same bracket and Road To Riches' triumph ensured that the man who has topped the table in Ballybrit on six occasions has now won each of the week's majors at least once.
Aidan O'Brien and Willie Mullins both departed with three winners apiece and Stephen Mahon performed the not insignificant feat of winning two chases – including the Galway Blazers – in two days with Aranhill Chief, which was one of two popular local winners, the other being Iggy Madden's Cairdiuil, which landed a fine touch from 25/1 into 9/1.
Johnny Murtagh, Tom Mullins and Denis Hogan also deserve a special mention for their endeavours, while Paul Townend claimed the leading riders' gong courtesy of some tremendous efforts en route to five winners.
As ever seems to be the case, claiming riders excelled around the suburban venue's unique turns, with Shane Shortall emerging as a serious prospect with his composed steer on Road To Riches.
Gary Halpin, Sean Corby, Conor Hoban, Leigh Roche, Ross Coakley, Brian Hayes, Johnny Burke and Finny Maguire also enhanced their growing reputations.
Handicapping system set for major tweak
A couple of interesting sub-plots to emerge from the week in Galway involved a potential game-changing tweak to the handicapping system and a case of a potential flapper.
When Dermot Weld entered Timiyan for Monday's 12-furlong handicap, the handicapper withdrew the mark of 77 that he had allotted it on the basis of three modest runs at up to nine furlongs.
While the rating was reinstated on objection from the trainers' association and Timiyan duly improved significantly for the step-up in trip to sluice up, it subsequently emerged that the Turf Club still plans to implement a policy – probably next year – whereby a rating will not be allocated to horses that are deemed to have earned their marks over the 'wrong' trip.
Suffice to say it will be interesting how that unfolds.
Timiyan's mark wasn't the only phantom to come to people's attention in Ballbrit, with Paul Gilligan's Dubawi Phantom withdrawn by order of the stewards on Wednesday after the Turf Club's senior security officer Chris Gordon stated that he had witnessed the horse participate in a flapping race at Dingle last august ridden by Liam Gilligan.
Athenry-based Gilligan claimed that he only purchased the horse in November and, while acknowledging that a photograph that Gordon supplied of the Dingle horse with "distinctive" markings looked similar, he refuted the suggestion that they were the same animal.
The matter is now to be pursued by the Referrals Committee.
Numbers game
1 - The number of winners that went for export this week, Baraweez's triumph for Brian Ellison under Colm O'Donoghue yesterday the only one.
Tweet of the weekend
@GerLyonsRacing: – Happy birthday @JoeFoleyBally No nothing funny to say. I respect the elderly. HGD
Ger Lyons yesterday has a tongue-in-cheek pop at Ballyhane Stud's Joe Foley, whose wife Jane saddled Surreal to win in Galway on Tuesday.
"The impetuosity of youth!!" was Foley's response, before Lyons promptly berated the "old person" for using big words that he doesn't understand.
Pretty normal fare for two of racing's more irreverent Twitter contributors.
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In this interview, Raja Shehadeh gives his views on the relevance of occupation law today, as well as his personal reflections on Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and the work of international organizations such as the ICRC.
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Jai Yun? Jai YUM!
I do apologize for that title -- it's horrible, isn't it?
In this line of work, it isn't hard to come across good food, great food, or even simply amazing food (*cough*Region*cough*), but coming across truly transcendent food is an entirely different animal (preferably roasted with rosemary salt and served with butter-grilled fingerling potatoes).
I happened across some truly transcendent food a few months ago and then I managed to transcend myself once again a few weeks ago. A business dinner in late June saw me dining at Jai Yun in Chinatown. This isn't the Chinatown of tourists, gates, and rampaging red dragons. This is the Chinatown where the people who work in Chinatown live, play, and, thankfully, eat.
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Now, in the interest of full disclosure (since people seem to be all about that these days), I must admit that my first visit wasn't an auspicious one. The seven of us sat down and looked at the menu. But there isn't a menu. At Jai Yun, the wee little home of the best authentic Shanghaiese food in the city, you order by price and put your stomach in the hands of the chef, who cooks whatever is fresh and wonderful at that day's market. The prices start at $35 per person and go all the way up to $150 per person.
I was eating with food magazine people and, predictably, they are people who know their food and know their restaurants but this had us flummoxed. What do you order? How do you know if it's enough? We settled on the $35 per person option and waited. The first course came out and was placed on a lazy susan in front of us. We all stared. It was a tiny heap of something. None of us knew exactly what it was because we were all so aghast at the portion size that no one heard the waitress' description. Surely more was coming! Well, more came, but they were also tiny heaps of something. I'm not saying it wasn't tasty, because it was, really, really tasty! It's just that with seven overly-polite people, with no one wanting to appear greedy, each of us would take a single leaf or bean between our chopsticks, place it on our plate, and spin the dish to the next person. At most, we all got a single small mouthful of each dish. Sometimes, when no one else liked the dish, a few of us got lucky and got a bit more as a result.
It became funny after awhile. By some form of starved logic, we became convinced that we were only going to get eleven courses, but I lost count after thirteen. Admittedly, the portions did become slightly bigger as the meal wore on. We ended with best Kung Pao Chicken I've ever tasted -- all lightness and fiery spice -- and a glistening pile of amazing stir-fried eggplant that haunted me for months. By the end, we got quite silly with suggestions that we all go out for a burger. However, on the way home I was struck by something interesting: I wasn't hungry. I wasn't full. I was just...pleasantly sated. Too many times I've risen from an elaborate, expensive meal to feel as though all I want to do is have my stomach amputated, or, failing that, sleep a very long time. Of course, when you're that full, even sleep is painful. This feeling that I had experienced so many varied flavors, yet wasn't going home thinking that a vomitorium would be a great addition to the apartment, was a novel one.
I was so taken by this novel feeling, this unique experience, that I knew I would give Jai Yun another taste. To celebrate our return to San Francisco after our summer in San Diego, my husband and I back to Jai Yun and decided on the $45 menu for two. It was still a point of confusion for me about what exactly determines the price -- was it number of courses? Amount of food at each course? Number of courses and amount of food together? None of this really made sense, but several knowledgeable friends told me it was more about the price of ingredients used than anything else. So, if you pay a higher price, you might get the more expensive fish instead of the tofu, or the pounded abalone instead of the seaweed.
I had already told Mathra all about my first visit to Jai Yun, so he was well-prepared and quite eager to see what the hell it was all about.
Jai Yun is the most literal hole-in-the-wall I've ever seen. There's one room that seats maybe twenty-five people at most, a tall cooler with soft drinks and beers, and Christmas decorations on the walls. There appears to only be one seating per night but I think you can choose your own time when you make your reservation.
By the end of our meal, we had been served eighteen courses in the form of shredded cucumber; tofu; jellyfish; smoked and glazed fish; poached cold duck; shaved lotus root with sesame oil; parsley with pine nuts and mushrooms; dried beef; hot, pounded abalone with beaten egg whites; gluten with red pepper and yellow chives; fat, glossy shrimp with three kinds of peppers; tofu and beans with scallions and edamame; crispy orange beef; chinese celery with tofu and yellow chive; squishy noodles with leeks ginger, and peppers; green tomato and parsley; seasoned ground chicken; and finally, as a perfect end to a transcendent night, that lovely sweet-sticky stir-fried eggplant with ginger, scallions, red pepper flakes, and tangerine peel.
I'd go into more detail about the individual dishes but basically, when the waitress put the dish in front of us, she gave us the briefest of descriptions. Not that she was surly, but I think there was a language barrier. When we asked about a particular bean on the plate, she didn't know how to tell us what it was in English. No matter, it's rather exciting just to eat and enjoy without necessarily needing to know the full composition of the dish, down to the last herb and spice. Every dish was more delicious and unique than the last, and after we cleared each plate, we sat in excited anticipation of what would next come out of the kitchen.
Both times I dined at Jai Yun, there was a large party of about ten or twelve who had evidently eaten there quite a few times. They knew the hostess and they knew the gastronomic ritual. On my most recent trip, the large party was celebrating someone's birthday and a few dishes had been specially prepared for them. Because we were the only other diners, we got to benefit from those specially-prepared dishes in the form of the pounded abalone with beaten egg. It was exquisite.
When the last cup of tea is drunk, a charming little ritual takes place. The waitress/hostess is called over and asked if the chef would come out into the dining room. A round, smiling chef comes out of the kitchen. And even though the call out is expected, he comes shyly, wiping his hands, and everyone in the room applauds. Some even stand. The delighted chef bows around and waves to all of his diners. It's a heart-warming change from the chefs who parade around their dining rooms like stalking royalty, expecting, yet often sneering, at the admiring whispers their presence excites.
I must say that the $45 menu did fill us up quite considerably. I do wonder what $35 for two would be like, but I see no reason to order it when such delights await for just $10 more.
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Makes filling for 2 1/2 dozen buns
- 4 pounds Lean Beef Stew Meat
- 10 ounces Yellow Onion, chopped
- 2 Garlic cloves, chopped
- 2 cups Beef Stock
- Water
- 8 cups Cabbage, shredded
- 2 cups Ketchup
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- 2 tablespoons Lemon Juice
- 1 tablespoon Prepared Mustard
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- 1 tablespoon Salt
- 2 tablespoons Corn Starch
- 24 - 30 Buns: Kaiser,Onion, Portuguese and/or hot dog
- Place Stewing Beef in a kettle or dutch oven.
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- Cover and simmer for about two hours or until the meat is very tender.
- Remove the meat from the broth and pull apart, shredding, with two forks.
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New veterans clinic coming to Port City
Congressman Mike McIntyre visited the VA clinic in Wilmington with some good news about their health care. He announced plans for an expanded clinic that will offer veterans specialty medical attention, without having to drive to Fayetteville.
McIntyre said, "We have one of the fastest growing veterans populations of any district, really in the nation, between Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune, and Sunny Point."
That's why a new 100,000 square foot facility is so necessary for Wilmington.
"When you've got 77,000 veterans living in southeastern North Carolina, and that population is ever expanding, we want to make sure those who are coming home from serving our country over seas, as well as those in times passed have served our country, get the health care that they deserve and that they've earned."
Veteran Fred Johnson said, "The building here i guess does well, but if they have more services, it would enhance more veterans to come out and they could be better served."
The new center will be equipped with a lab, pharmacy, dental clinic, x-ray machines, and cardiology, and disease specialists.
"For the veterans in the Wilmington area, they won't have to come to Fayetteville for a lot of the specialty services that they now still have to come to even though we have a clinic here," said Bruce Triplett, Director of Fayetteville VA Medical Center.
The current outpatient clinic is about 8,000 square feet. The new clinic is going to be more than 10 times the size of that, at about 100,000 square feet. It will also have the ability to expand as our vet population continues to grow.
The Veteran's Administration has also gotten approval to open outpatient clinics in Brunswick and Robeson counties.
"What a great way to be able to celebrate Veteran's Day by in a tangible way, on behalf of the United States to say thank you to those who have given that service," McIntyre said.
The project will cost roughly 95 million dollars in federal funds.
The current outpatient clinic is expected to close and the new center open in June 2011. The new facility will be in Wilmington, but the exact location has not yet been announced.
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Sky Sports F1's pundits discuss Felipe Massa's future after his Ferrari exit is confirmed
Brundle, Herbert and Kravitz have their say on Ferrari's decision
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After months of speculation over whether or not Ferrari would hand the long-serving Massa a further contract extension for 2014, the Brazilian himself announced via social media on Tuesday night that his eight-year stay at Maranello would come to an end after the season-ending round at his home circuit of Interlagos. Ferrari are poised to confirm Kimi Raikkonen as his replacement.
Having first signed a contract with Ferrari as long ago as 2001 when a rising star in the junior categories, Massa has gone on to become the second-longest serving driver in their history with his final race for them in Brazil set to be his 139th start in red.
And although sorry to see the popular Brazilian's Ferrari career come to an end, Sky F1 analyst Martin Brundle thinks the Maranello hierarchy have got the timing right.
"I am sad because he is a friend of mine and I like him," Brundle told Sky Sports News. "He has had tough time and things haven't always worked out for him from having the title in his hands for a few seconds in 2008 to getting hit on the head by a piece of sprint in 2009 that set him back heavily.
"But Ferrari had to make a change frankly and if they had continued with the same pairing again it would have looked weak appeared as if they had run out of ideas."
Johnny Herbert echoed his Sky F1 colleague's sentiments, admitting that Ferrari had only seen flashes of Massa's best form since the accident at the 2009 Hungarian GP which fractured the Brazilian's skull.
"It's a shame, because I like Felipe. He's a great talent and there's a lot of speed in the man," the three-times GP winner told Sky Sports Online.
"He nearly won the World Championship back in 2008 against Lewis [Hamilton]. Then he had the incident with the spring falling off the Brawn and hitting him on the head and it hasn't quite been the same Felipe that we saw before that.
"We've seen instances of it [his best form] since he's come back but overall it hasn't quite worked out for him and it probably hasn't quite worked out for Ferrari."
With Massa's Ferrari career therefore having just seven more races to run, attention will now turn to the Brazilian's next moves with the 32-year-old himself having made clear on Monday night that he isn't giving up on his F1 career yet and wants "to find a team that can give me a competitive car" for 2014.
But what is the likelihood of such a move materialising?
"He could go to Lotus. They themselves have some financial troubles and could do with a driver who brings sponsorship to the team," mused Ted Kravitz.
"But it looks like they will probably retain Romain Grosjean and perhaps take Nico Hulkenberg, who was the other candidate for Massa's Ferrari seat and looks to have been overlooked in favour of Kimi Raikkonen.
"He's driven for Sauber before but it looks like they are going to take two drivers who bring money to the team, and while Massa does have a few personal sponsors, it's not worth mega bucks.
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Brundle agreed that a return to Sauber, or an effective job swap with Raikkonen at Lotus, were the most likely scenarios and expressed hope that the Brazilian would still be in F1 come next season.
"It is not out of the question that he could return to Sauber - they are Ferrari-powered of course and they could facilitate that - and it is not out of the question that he could go to Lotus, or he could be out of F1 altogether," Martin added.
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DK recently caught up with Jacqueline Mitton to talk turbo-telescopes, alien encounters, and the breakneck pace of astronomic discovery. Jacqueline is an acclaimed astronomer and writer and was the scientific consultant on Space!
The fact that mysterious stuff called "dark matter" and "dark energy" makes up more than 95% of the universe. We use those names because we have no real idea what either of them is in spite of all our efforts to find out. We know dark matter has gravity and that dark energy is tending to push the universe apart – but not much more.
Dinner time. Unless I'm away, I always have a proper sit-down dinner with my husband (also an astronomer and writer) and we spend ages chattering about everything under the Sun.
I have a lovely silver pendent necklace of a crescent 'Man in the Moon'. My husband gave it to me many years ago and it's one of my most treasured possessions. I wear it whenever I can and would feel completely lost without it.
Then I think I'd go for my piano. I've always played the piano since I was 5 years old and, although I don't practice very often these days, I couldn't imagine not having one and not being able to go and play the piano when I do want to.
And for number 3? It may sound unimaginative, but I'm going for my smart phone. I always think it's funny that we call it a phone when it does so much more than make phone calls. The power of this mini-computer just opens up so many possibilities for learning, communicating, and being productive and creative. It's a little miracle.
That's easy to answer. Keeping up with the pace of discovery. Every day I get dozens of press notices on all the latest news in astronomy. I have to skim through looking for the really big discoveries, stories I personally find particularly interesting, and the things I am sure I'm going to need to know when I'm working on books.
When I was doing a lot of media work, I would often be involved in debates about UFOs and aliens. There was one TV programme I took part in when I found myself beforehand as the only scientist in a room full of people claiming to have been abducted by aliens and swearing they'd seen alien spaceships. That was really weird!
Getting my PhD degree. I'd always wanted to do astronomy but I didn't find it easy sticking at the research degree. There were a lot of challenges for me. Not many women did physics at that time, and even fewer did astronomy.
How to swim. I didn't learn until I was in my 50s. I'm still not a strong swimmer, but I love the fact that I'm no longer afraid of the water and can enjoy going in the pool when I'm on holiday.
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The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope in 2018, the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope. This huge aparatus has been designed to collect only infrared radiation, but this will enable it to see many more stars and galaxies, and further back in space and time than any other telescope. It's impossible to predict what fantastic discoveries it might make.


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Washington, Aug 14 (ANI): A 20-year-old student from Eastern Kentucky University has hired an attorney after she was asked to leave a mall by security guard because her dress was deemed too short.
Kymberly Clem wore the dress after purchasing it from the mall in Richmond but just a few minutes later, a security guard approached her and expressed concerns over the length of the garment.
According to MyFOXBoston, the guard told her that several female patrons had complained that she was disrupting their shopping experience because their husbands were checking her out.
He made me turn all the way around while he stared me up and down. The only thing he said was that other people didnt like the way I looked, so he wanted me to leave, Fox News quoted her, as telling the Richmond Register.
Clems sister Kendra said that the dress was short, but it was not revealing any of her private body parts.
Clem has not yet filed suit against any entity, but she has hired local defense attorney Wes Browne to represent her in a possible case.
Were in the beginning stages and are reviewing her legal options, Browne said.
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IFAC calls for G20 to encourage regulatory convergence
The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) has called for the G20 to implement regulatory convergence in the financial sector and discourage national regulatory reforms
The IFAC made 15 recommendations in its report, Regulatory Convergence in Financial Professions and Industries, which it issued to the G20 deputies in September. It has issued an update to the report today, taking into account changes since the report was first published.
The IFAC's Private Sector Taskforce has called in particular for the G20 to:
• Continue to focus on regulatory convergence in the financial sector, ensuring that G20 nations work together to identify and narrow gaps in regulatory practice
• Discourage nations from implementing unilateral national regulatory reforms that are inconsistent with international standards and that widen - rather than narrow - the convergence gap.
The update provides a discussion of matters that have arisen since the report was issued, including examples of where regulatory convergence has moved forward. It refers to the introduction of Legal Entity Identifiers, adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and the adoption of International Standards on Auditing (ISAs).
The update also notes examples where international regulatory arrangements have become more fragmented. See the full report, including updates, here.
IFAC has also made additional recommendations over public sector financial management and reporting, transparency and accountability.
IFAC CEO Ian Ball, said, "It is imperative the G20 follow through on the PSTF's initial 15 recommendations outlined in the 2011 report. It is equally important the G20 evaluate and respond to crucial matters that have become even more critical since the report was issued, such as the sovereign debt crisis."
The PSTF was established in May 2011 at the request of the presidency of the G20.
The initial report provided the G20 with an analysis of the development of financial policy and regulation, with the aim of facilitating economic stability in the world's capital markets.
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How Brand Marketing Is Being Taken To A New Level By Indian Web-Series?
With the recent advent of web series in the Indian market, there has been a tremendous increase in the viewership as the youth are being targeted with content that is no longer related to the saas bahu drama. Instead the web series are being made with the content being totally youth oriented to which the young ... Continue reading ›