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Project by JamesJMcFadden | posted 11-10-2013 07:21 AM | 3548 views | 12 times favorited | 13 comments |
I got this 4 pane old style casement latch window from a local barn renovation project. It was going to be thrown out. I turned the window upside down, removed the sill and replaced it with a barn wood top. I extended the jambs then lined the inside of the window in repurposed barn wood and added a barn wood back. The exterior is milk painted and waxed, the interior is wipe on poly. The light source is a magnetic puck light that runs off of 3 AAA batteries. It will have a shelf in the middle, debating glass or wood shelf, leaning towards wood.
-- Jim
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#1 posted 11-10-2013 10:34 AM |
Very nice job!! Any time a peice of wood can be saved from the dump that is a real plus. |
#2 posted 11-10-2013 12:39 PM |
Real nice save. It looks great! CtL -- Chris L. "Don't Dream it, Be it."- PortablePastimes.com (Purveyors of Portable Fun and Fidgets) |
#3 posted 11-10-2013 12:42 PM |
Now that's a good idea!!!an a good project..ttttt that would make a great router bit cabinet….make another !!! -- IF YOUR NOT MAKING DUST...YOU ARE COLLECTING IT! SOUTH CAROLINA. |
#4 posted 11-10-2013 01:02 PM |
NICE re-purpose of the old window. And if you want that light to show anything put on the bottom shelf, then the middle shelf needs to be glass. -- Perform A Random Act Of Kindness Today ... Pay It Forward |
#5 posted 11-10-2013 02:23 PM |
Another nice save. You did a fantastic job. I don't know if I could have dreamed that up. Well done. -- Dan, Naperville IL, I.G.N. |
#6 posted 11-10-2013 04:57 PM |
I would have thrown that sucker out ,and am really surprised what a great job you did with junk.So well done indeed. Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
#7 posted 11-10-2013 05:16 PM |
That is beautiful!!! The light is an awesome touch! -- There is nothing wrong with America that cannot be cured by what is right with America. ~William J. Clinton |
#8 posted 11-10-2013 05:49 PM |
Very nicely done. -- Handcrafted by Mike Henderson - Channelview, Texas |
#9 posted 11-10-2013 07:53 PM |
Very cool design and a nice save! Nice photography too. -- People say I hammer like lightning. It's not that I'm fast -- it's that I never hit the same place twice! |
#10 posted 11-10-2013 08:46 PM |
Quite impressive. I agree with joein10asee in that if you will likely want to have the bottom part lit up as well, to keep the balance, so you'll need glass. I have replace the wood shelves on several of my cupboards which have a light on the top, so as to have the entire cupboard lit. -- jroot |
#11 posted 11-10-2013 10:01 PM |
Nice job. -- What one man can do, another man can also do. |
#12 posted 11-10-2013 10:53 PM |
I love repurposed things. Beautiful job. -- Marty, Ohio |
#13 posted 11-11-2013 05:32 AM |
Very cool idea and nice work! -- Shack |
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Jennifer Lopez was so concerned that Marc Anthony might cheat on her while he was on tour, she sent her assistants along with him.
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So anyway, look how Jen is "told" (by Marc, of course) to dress when they go out together. She looks fresh off "The 6" train from the Bronx into Manhattan. That ponytail? That "Forever-Hoochie-21" dress? Those earrings? OMG, WIAT. I just noticed her BRA STRAP!! What the GDH? Is that a stupid Bluetooth hanging from his ear? JENNIFER LOPEZ is his WIFE–what call could be that important? Oh, wait. Nevermind. I think that's just a piece of his greasy hair out of place. Ewwww.


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Cut the Maple
Cut the maple down to size. The top TV section will consist of two long 3/4-inch maple sides, two shelves (one of which will have a shorter depth), and a 1/4-inch maple back. The bottom sections will consist of two small adjacent cubbies that have three 3/4-inch maple shelves and a 1/4-inch maple back.
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Create a Rabbet Cut
Use the table saw to create a rabbet cut along one edge of the two long pieces, which will serve as the sides of the TV section. This will allow the back to fit snugly inside the frame once it's assembled.
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Place biscuits and glue inside the three rows on the long pieces. Attach the shallower perpendicular board to the biscuit holes that are 6-inches below the edge and one of the other boards to the bottom biscuit holes. Attach the second long piece to sandwich in perpendicular to the two shelves.
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Attach the third shelf piece to the top row of biscuit holes.
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Place the Maple Back
Flip the unit to its true bottom and make sure everything is nice and tight. Place glue around the rabbet cut along the back edge and slide the 1/4-inch maple back into place with the better side facing in, since it will be visible. Hammer it into place with a mallet for a better fit. Staple around the back edge with a pneumatic stapler for good measure.
Step 7
Create Two Bottom Cabinets
Create two bottom cabinets-in-one for the upper cabinet to rest on. Cut the pieces down to size and create a rabbet cut on one side of the longer pieces where the back will slide in.
Step 8
Attach the Three Shelves
Attach the three shelves to the cabinets with biscuits and glue. The bottom shelf should rest a few inches above the bottom of the unit to create legs. Staple the 1/4-inch maple backing into place.
Step 9
Secure the Two Cubbies
Clamp the two cubbies together and secure them together with screws to make one large unit.
Step 10
Nail the Trim Into Place
Measure and cut down walnut trim with a chop saw. Cut a mitered edge on pieces that connect at the corners. Glue the walnut trim along each of the exposed edges, including the bottom edge along the two sides, and nail the trim into place.
Step 11
Secure the Top Section
Secure the top section to the bottom cubby section with 1-1/4 inch screws. Screw in from the bottom so the screw heads aren't visible.
Step 12
Attach the Doors
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David O. Russell isn't straying too far from his recent tried and true collaborations. Reports surfaced earlier this year that Christian Bale and his "Fighter" director would be re-teaming again for a Black List script called "American Bullshit." Written by Eric Warren Singer ("The International"), and a project that Ben Affleck was eyeing in January, it appears that not only is Bale in talks to star, but Russell's most-current lead Bradley Cooper (he stars in "The Silver Linings Playbook") is on board as well.
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It took a day and a half, but finally they managed it. Approaching lunchtime yesterday, Kieren Fallon's counsel implored Ray Murrihy just to answer his question "yes or no". Sure enough, the expert witness from Australia replied: "Yes."
If anything, however, John Kelsey-Fry QC seemed to find this answer still more exasperating than any of the qualifications, stipulations, conditions and riders he had been offered previously. "In that case, Mr Murrihy, I don't have anything else to ask," he said, sitting down with a sigh.
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Five of these 17 horses won, including Beauvrai, who started odds-on for a claimer. Having asked Murrihy about the Australian practice of trainers notifying stewards of riding instructions before a race, Kelsey-Fry asked whether he would have any problem with a trainer telling him that he wanted a horse with a history of bleeding, racing on testing ground, to miss the break, keep cover, and challenge as late as possible. Kelsey-Fry, having shown that Beauvrai had at least 13lb in hand of the field on official ratings, suggested that these would be a perfectly reasonable way of keeping the horse's exertions to a minimum.
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Kelsey-Fry asked if he would be critical of such instructions. "I wouldn't approve of the instructions," Murrihy said. "And I would not approve of the ride." So would he expect a jockey to disobey a trainer's orders? He retorted that jockeys were under no obligation to follow orders "chapter and verse", especially if instructions were "simply ridiculous or put you in breach of the rules".
With his patience apparently waning, Kelsey-Fry then asked Murrihy if he would, in the given circumstances, be critical of Fallon for following such instructions in winning the race? It was at this point that he beseeched him to answer yes or no, and then abandoned his cross-examination.
After lunch, Mr Justice Forbes responded to a query passed from the jury, as to whether Fallon had in fact received such instructions from the trainer of Beauvrai? He explained that Kelsey-Fry had indicated as much in his opening statement, though the evidence was still to be called.
Earlier Murrihy had objected to Fallon's failure to take an opening along the rail when finishing second on Lost Soldier Three at Newbury the same month. Showing him a head-on video, Kelsey-Fry suggested that Johnny Murtagh must be no less culpable, having declined the rail on the winner as well, instead forcing a gap through runners.
Murrihy said that Fallon's need was greater, because he was behind Murtagh. Kelsey-Fry asked Murrihy whether he knew why jockeys were reluctant to challenge between a tiring leader and the rail? But Murrihy rejected any assumption that the leader, though whipped with the right hand, would necessarily roll left and so close the gap.
He had also expressed concern over the way Fallon, riding at Goodwood the next day, held up Goodwood Spirit in the early stages. He accepted suggestions that the horse had broken awkwardly and then begun to hang.
Reading a police transcript, Kelsey-Fry said that an investigating officer had suggested to Murrihy that it was "not strong". Murrihy had replied: "No, it's not strong, because you have got nothing else there."
Repeatedly pressed to explain what "it" and "strong" might mean, Murrihy reiterated to Kelsey-Fry that he had no problem with Fallon's ride, other than his failure to take the horse forward early.
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With the premiere of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., there was a lot of satisfaction from the pilot, yet of course came the criticisms from those who felt disappointed. Either hype, or expectations came in the way of some being able to find a reason to continue to follow the show and there are reasons to do so. You just have to give it a chance and realize that it's just starting and won't be 100% perfect right away. Not many shows can pull that off with the standards viewers set for them.
In this show you can expect references, whether you like them or not. This show is as much of a bridge to the movies as it is to the comics. That means making this feel as though it's actually taking place in the Marvel Universe. This means hearing familiar references like "Journey Into Mystery", hearing Skye say "With great power comes a lot of crap you're not ready for", and then everything else connecting this show to the events of Avengers.
As this series is set for the general audience, it's nonetheless one that stems from comics. That's something you can't take from this no matter how different the approach is. Whedon made this into a show that works for people who haven't seen the Marvel movies. Yes, it is adjacent to Avengers, but it stands on its own as one that sees things from a different perspective. We see things from a street level, as an organization S.H.I.E.L.D. are the underdogs and have a front row seat to everything involving superheroes that will shape the world we know it will become.
They already emphasized that major superheroes aren't to be expected, they want some familiar faces, but the heroes will be molded into something new that fits the Cinematic world. Michael Peterson is the best example of this if people didn't notice. He's someone fans would only recognize by his name because he was in Avengers Initiative, but aside from that he's someone completely new. Different background, came into the idea of superheroics differently, and of course fits into a world where people have powers they can't comprehend. That is what you will get a majority of the time and it really doesn't hurt if they want to treat the fans to heroes that are popular and may add something exciting to the world they're creating.
Some people had false expectations of it and were some how let down by it somehow being "cheesy". While that could be the case for some people, to think they wouldn't have gotten that level of humor was kinda odd seeing how it's the same people in charge of it's production.This is the tone of the Cinematic World in general having that balance of humor and seriousness. Like Angel, Buffy, and Firefly, Whedon never bogs everything down making things overly intense, he tries to get a wider audience making it something most ages can watch.
Again, as to people saying it doesn't look good or they thought it was cheesy, this is clearly Whedon back on television and a lot of people may get into it later with regrets they didn't start right away. This is a true statement as you can't safely assume the intentions they have when the atmosphere is only just set. They aren't a team and that development will create bumps which will give you a lot more than just the humor you think will ruin the show, that is if it is a problem for you.
You just have to remember that they aren't catering to just you. You can have your humor, grit, darkness, intensity, drama, but that will not always be present. You just have to keep in mind that this really is something that is accessible for many to find interest in. This week's episode was a lot darker, more intense, something people probably didn't expect because they already wrote it off as a campy show.
Much is to be expected of this show in episodes to come, but you always have to remember not to expect too much from a team of agents because the focus is on them and they aren't superheroes. Off the bat people look at them for what's on the surface rather than what they all have in common, they're flawed and broken. Ward is asocial and thinks he can handle things by himself, both Fitz and Simmons attach to each other because they lack an attachment to anything outside their fields. May has a troubled past which makes her less than happy when put into a position where she has to fight, and Skye is not someone you don't overlook as bubbly and goofy because she doesn't fit the stereotype of a hacker, there's a reason she's such a mystery and one which might be unraveled with time. Lets not forget Coulson who there is more to him that they can't say because of his apparent death by Loki, such a nice guy can easily fall apart when faced with his mortality.
Overall the cast is very funny, they have a dependency on each other which should play well into the plot down the road. While majority remain a mystery being the first episode you come to find them likable. Coulson remains that laid-back yet familiar face being the fan favorite from the start. Fitz and Simmons have a sibling like relationship, Ward is stiff, Skye is that rogue who is pretty quirky.
Just look at last night's episode, they on the spot addressed the fact that his team is young and good looking. They don't want you to focus on that and if you do you're doing yourself no favors.
One complaint that I found hard to understand was hearing that the show is nothing special, that it's not groundbreaking. You kinda ruin the show for yourself when you expect that much of any show, let alone the pilot. Not every TV show has to be "groundbreaking." This show is so far fun and entertaining, that's all you could ask for from a Marvel TV show. Could have been the hype, but even so the blame can't be the show's when you build it up to be something that it can never possibly live up to. We've basically been spoiled with these awesome movies, and while I can understand why people were expecting something huge, it's still only a TV show. People outside the entire notion of the show, if you've known about the show for the last two weeks you shouldn't expect to see Thor or Iron Man just popping by.
Their motivations, enemies, hierarchy, divisions, everything was there for you to see what really happens behind the scenes. Everything is straight forward and they don't give you anymore than what you need to know. It's not one of those series where they have to hold your hand and what you don't get, others may find easier since connections to the comics may go over your head.
Doesn't really need to be special, just good for what it is as a connection to the Cinematic Universe. Asking for it to be serious is basically forgetting that every other movie isn't entirely serious.


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- MB Loye 36
- IR Bell 10
- EC Joyce 5
- PD Collingwood 0
- A Flintoff 27
- PA Nixon 9
- JWM Dalrymple 31
- CT Tremlett 8
- J Lewis 1
- JM Anderson 4*
- B Lee 2/53
- NW Bracken 3/24
- GD McGrath 3/24
- MG Johnson 0/32
- A Symonds 0/14
- CL White 1/5
Bracken to Anderson, 1 run, pushed past the fielder at point and Anderson is off the mark.
White to Anderson, no run, floated on the off stump line, defended off the front foot&
White to Anderson, no run
White to Anderson, no run, Cut and miss. Close to the off stump line, Anderson thinks he can cut ala Lara and is beaten
White to Anderson, no run, realises he is just Anderson, leaves this delivery outside off stump all alone
White to Anderson, 2 leg byes, tossed up on the middle stump line, Anderson sweeps it past square-leg. Will get two.
White to Anderson, no run, perfect forward defence. Head over the ball and all that jazz
Bracken to Anderson, no run
Bracken to Anderson, no run, full in a length, just outside the off stump, Anderson leans forward, pushes it out into the cover region.
Bracken to Anderson, no run, Bouncer! Bracken digs it in, Anderson withdraws his bat from the line and the ball just whizzes past his face. Smell the leather!
Bracken to Anderson, 1 run, slightly slower in pace, on the middle stump line, Anderson doesn't move his feet, is keeping that while he bowls, just shovels this one into midwicket
White to Anderson, 1 wide, slips that down leg side. Wide called.
White to Anderson, 1 run, top spinner on the middle and leg, tucked towards square-leg. The camera pans to Vaughan and Collingwood sitting outside. Some of the crowd cheer, some jeer...
White to Anderson, 1 wide, googly but again down the leg side
White to Anderson, 1 run, slides this one again on the legs, worked towards square-leg for a single


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When travelling the first thing that should be on the top of your to do list, is to change your currency. Many people forget to shop around locally before travelling, but often they find themselves already on holiday with the need to change currencies. The question now comes up, which is the best way to change money when abroad? Shall I change with Banks, Money Exchange, or a comfortable withdrawal from an ATM? Here are 5 mistakes to avoid when converting currency abroad.
CONVERTING YOUR CURRENCY IN AN AIRPORT – As you arrive in the airport, you will need local currency is for the bus, taxi or to buy something to eat or drink.
Do not get sucked in by the decision to immediately exchange your cash at the airport. The exchange rates at the airport are usually worse in the city, but if you find yourself in a country where a lot of street currency exchange takes place, do take from the airport and then organize yourself once you get to the hotel. Don't forget to keep an eye on the exchange rate, you can use google's currency converter here and just take a peek at the latest forex news here.
WITHDRAW MONEY WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD ABROAD – One of the best ways to change money abroad is to directly withdraw money from the ATM. You have to make sure that before your departure, that your ATM card is enabled to withdraw funds abroad on the international circuits. Using Cirrus MasterCard the exchange is increased by 1% compared to the official exchange rate., Furthermore some banks charge a commission (usually 2%) on foreign conversions, thus it is important to call your bank before making a withdrawal.
If instead you want to withdraw by Credit Card, the costs skyrocket as there are additional fees for cash withdrawal on top of the currency conversion fees. If you have American Express, expect higher fees especially when transactions are not in US dollar. The American Express adds a fee of 5 Euros per withdrawal.
A very useful alternative is the one created by WeSwap that allows you to charge your rechargeable WeSwap Master Card online by paying only 1% using the travel community.
TRUST IN THE BIG NAMES – big names do not always have the best exchange rates, and often these big names pay a lot of expenses to carry these names. Much better than the Money Exchange ATMs can offer .
CONVERTING CURRENCY IN A BANK – If you choose to change your money in the bank guarantees trusting offering (no risk of receiving fake money and other kinds of) errors remember that it is better to withdraw large sums.
The exchange rate, which is the official one. What makes the expensive bank fees added onto the exchange rate, these are one-off fees and not a percentage, but they can get expensive if you convert a small amount of foreign currency.
RETURN HOME WITH POCKETS FULL OF FOREIGN CURRENCY – It often happens that you return home with a little foreign currency in your pocket. What to do in these cases? The best would be to donate to charity or to wait for your next travel. If you really want to exchange coins or cash, the best thing is to shop around your city for the best money exchange bureau near you.
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15th October 2010, 11:13 AM | #31 |
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Step 1 - Basic 3-way XO
Self explanatory, simply create the 3-way XO. Leave the 1st channel for future subwoofer use (e.g. THOR). The XO points are 120Hz and 1440Hz, 24db/oct LR.
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15th October 2010, 11:36 AM | #32 |
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Step 2 - Cascaded Filter Topology
This separates MiniDSP from the other DSP XO which I have read. The cascaded topology is very important as explained here.
Simply put, the phase shift induced by prior highpass section would influence the crossover region. In this case the 120Hz highpass would have an effect at 1440Hz point. In analog XO filters are simply cascaded. With DSP we can achieve the same effect by replicating 120Hz highpass at the Tweeter path. See Macboy's great graphical explanation In MiniDSP this is realised by utilising the Advance setting of Parametric EQ. So at the tweeter section (Parametric EQ - Output 4) we enter the following setting: Note that 1 biquad generates 1 2nd order filter (12db/oct) so to realise 24db/oct we simply use 2 biquads with exact same values. The values are generated using knusisje's excellent spreadsheet. If you like the math, the algorithms are in RBJ EQ Cookbook.
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15th October 2010, 12:15 PM | #33 |
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Step 3 - Shelving Filters
MiniDSP uses center frequency and Q instead of f1 and f2. This can be easily calculated. Using 100-200 SHP (Shelving High Pass filter) as an example we obtain
Frequency = f2 - (f2-f1)/2 = 200-(200-100)/2 = 150Hz Gain = 20 Log (f2/f1) = 20*Log(200/100) = 6dB Q = 1 The above filter is early in the signal chain so we use "Parametric EQ" section. The same process is applied for the Shelving Lowpass sections: Midrange 30-400 Dipole EQ Woofer 20-110 Driver EQ Woofer 20-305 Dipole EQ Example for Midrange 20-400Hz SLP: Interesting to note here is that the Gain should have been 22.5 but it's limited to 16. I have to ponder whether it's a found limitation or the scale is not in dB.
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15th October 2010, 01:03 PM | #34 |
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Center frequency should be computed with the formula. Fc = SQRT(F1*F2). So, for a 100-200 shelving filter the center is 141Hz. (20-400....89Hz.)
For gain calculations.....Gain (in db) equals 20 * log(F2/F1). So, for a 20-400Hz SLP gain is 26db. Cheers, Dave. |
15th October 2010, 02:24 PM | #35 |
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Just to add a bit more info......using your 20-400 as an example:
This could be created in a couple of different ways. Here's one way: 20-400 SLP is the requirement. The arithmetic yields targets of 26db gain and Fc of 89Hz. Cascading two shelving filters of 13db gain (20-89Hz, Fc=42Hz and 89-400Hz, Fc=188Hz) will yield the proper curve. Careful with excessive gain programming though since it might yield unwanted clipping depending upon other parameters. The same curve could also be programmed (with a different absolute level) with SHP filters vice SLP....just set the gains to negative 16db. Or, a combination of the two with one SLP and one SHP. And that's just one way to program that filter with the MiniDSP. Hope that helps. Cheers, Dave. |
17th October 2010, 05:45 AM | #36 |
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@gainphile: Neat to see that you're going ahead with the custom implementation of Linkwitz and documenting your findings in the mean time... Great reading!
@ Davey, Thanks as well for complementing this thread with your valuable insight on building these custom biquad filters... Looking forward to maybe seeing some speaker measurements to witness the benefits of this specific custom implementation. Were you able to perform any? Devteam
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18th October 2010, 12:57 PM | #37 |
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PLuto 2.1 ASP -> DSP
I'm in the midst of replicating the Pluto 2.1 ASP on the MiniDSP and found this thread very helpful.
Here's what I have so far on a 2-way Advanced Plugin, ordered by the stages on the MiniDSP: Woofer PEQ: 8.6 db (pair of cascaded SLP/SHP filters f=20K, gain=8.6, Q=1.5)Tweeter PEQ: 8.6 db (same filter as above)It's not yet clear to me how to to translate the RC tweeter boost circuit that SL added to the 2.1 XO. Any insight would be appreciated. It's entirely possible that I made one or more errors in my calculations above. |
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Yes indeed. Sharp eyes knuisje. Another mistake.
sdsnyc, You don't necessarily have to use the advanced plug-in to replicate the Pluto transfer functions. I haven't done the 2.1 yet, but I have done the 2.0. (IMHO, the 2.0 alignment is better sounding than the 2.1, but that's another subject.) Anyways, here's a setup for the 2.0. Woofer: HP: 20Hz, 6db, BW. LP: 1000Hz, 24db, LR. EQ: 50Hz, +8db, Q=1.6, low-shelf. Tweeter: HP: 1000Hz, 24db, LR. LP: bypass. EQ: 4200Hz, -7db, Q=1.3, peak. EQ: 9000Hz, +5db, Q=1.0, high-shelf. Delay: This setting is a bit different since you're using a pure delay vice the all-pass filter of the Pluto ASP (or an all-pass created with the MiniDSP advanced plug-in.) Here's a good method to find the correct setting for tweeter delay. Setup your measurement microphone about a meter away on-axis, reverse polarity of the tweeter and then adjust the tweeter delay setting until the notch depth at the crossover frequency (about 1000hz in this case) is maximum. Then return tweeter polarity to normal. (My setting was 0.3mS.) Gain: Adjust relative gain between woofer/tweeter to your liking. An approximate 6db difference is a good starting point. I actually have a PLUTO ASP configured with the 2.0 revision and so could make/save a transfer function measurement for a reference and then adjust the MiniDSP iteratively to match it exactly. Cheers, Dave. |
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Thanks! No more having to hunt endlessly on digikey for replacement caps I notice that you placed the notch filter at 4200 instead of 4300. Was this a deliberate deviation or a typo? |
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The way in which modern American and European art is studied is in large part due to the work and life of Alfred H. Barr, Jr. In 1929, Barr was
appointed as first director of The Museum of Modern Art in New York City. As Director until 1943 (when he was forced to resign), Barr was
instrumental in promoting the art of established modernists like van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse and Cézanne. Additionally, there was perhaps
no greater champion in America for the work of Pablo Picasso. Barr sought out many of the artist's pieces and arranged the well-known
retrospective at MoMA in 1946, Picasso: Fifty Years of his Art.
Key Ideas / Information
Alfred Hamilton Barr, Jr. was born in Detroit to Alfred Hamilton Barr, Sr., a Presbyterian minister, and Annie Elizabeth Wilson, a homemaker.
The family soon moved to Baltimore, Maryland where Barr spent his childhood.
He was valedictorian of his high school class, graduating at the age of 16, and then went on to study at Princeton University in 1918. Two years later he chose Art History as his major.
Post-World War I years
Barr graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Princeton in 1922, and soon thereafter began teaching at Vassar College while simultaneously pursuing his
Ph.D. at Harvard.
Between 1925 and 1928, Barr also taught art history and courses on modern art at Princeton University and Wellesley College. While at Harvard, Barr studied under Dr. Paul J. Sachs (of the Goldman & Sachs banking family), the associate director of Harvard's Fogg Art Museum. Under Sachs's tutelage, Barr curated the very first modern art show at the Fogg. Around this time, Barr also met Philip Johnson, who Barr would later appoint to direct The Museum of Modern Art's architecture department. In 1927 Barr traveled to Dessau, Germany to educate himself in the Bauhaus school of art, founded by Walter Gropius, and home to artists such as Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee and Joost Schmidt. Barr was quite interested in the Bauhaus, and would eventually purchase several paintings, sculptures and lithographs on behalf of The Museum of Modern Art. Early in 1929, Sachs, along with the philanthropist Abby Aldrich Rockefeller (the wife of John D. Rockefeller), a wealthy art collector named A. Conger Goodyear, and several other people all formed a committee to raise funds for a new museum devoted to modern art. On Sachs's recommendation, they chose Barr as the museum's director-to-be. At MoMA's first show, Barr met Margaret ("Marga") Scolari-Fitzmaurice, an Irish-Italian woman who at the time was teaching art history at Vassar College. The two married in 1932. Barr and his wife traveled to Germany in 1932-33, while Barr was taking a year-long sabbatical from the museum, and rented a home in Stuttgart, a city known for its modern art and architecture. Adolph Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany while the Barrs were there, and the two witnessed first-hand the closing of Stuttgart's art galleries and museums by the newly-empowered Nazi party. Not long after this, Barr sponsored the German art historian and professor Erwin Panofsky (and one of Panofsky's students) to come to the U.S. and receive a full-residency professorship. Shocked by what they had seen, the Barrs traveled to Ascona, Switzerland and briefly took up residency there. In Switzerland, Barr wrote a series of articles about what he had witnessed in Germany. When they returned to the U.S., Barr tried to get his articles published but no newspapers or magazines would publish them. Mrs. Barr once recalled, "Everybody said he was hysterical, exaggerating - it couldn't be as bad as that!" One of the articles was printed in a small magazine called Hound and Horn, but none of the other articles saw a printing press until the entire set was published in Magazine of Art in 1945. Barr's first major acquisition for MoMA was Picasso's Girl Before a Mirror, which he purchased in 1938 for $10,000 with the help of Mrs. Simon Guggenheim. During the 1930s, Barr curated an impressive number of groundbreaking shows at MoMA, including a van Gogh exhibition in '35, Cubism and Abstract Art in '36, a Bauhaus show in '38, and a Picasso retrospective in '39. In 1943, MoMA exhibited a one-man show by a relatively unknown slipper manufacturer-cum-artist named Morris Hirshfield, who was referred to as a "primitive painter": the figures in his paintings were infamous for having two left feet. The exhibition was scorned by critics, and though Barr had little to do with the Hirshfield show, MoMA's chairman of the board of directors, Stephen Clark, blamed Barr for the debacle. Clark and Barr clashed on nearly everything, and Barr was forced to resign as Museum Director that same year. In the apocryphal account of Barr's forced resignation, Barr refused to leave, and instead secluded himself in the museum's library, running the day-to-day operations from behind the scenes. This story has since been confirmed as untrue. However, Barr was re-hired by the museum after a special administrative post was created for him, which came with a significant pay cut.
Post World War II Years
Since Barr had left Harvard to run the museum in 1929, he was never able to complete his Ph.D., but with the publication of his book Picasso:
Fifty Years of his Art in 1946, Harvard accepted the book as Barr's dissertation and awarded him his Ph.D.
Soon after this, Barr was appointed to "Director of Collections" at MoMA, and moved back into his old office. In 1960, the New York Times art critic John Canaday referred to Barr as "the most powerful tastemaker in American art today," a title which Barr resented, inferring that the Times was suggesting he was the dictator of the art world.
Later Years and Death
By the late 1950s, Abstract Expressionism had long been established as the leading artistic style of the modern era, and various offshoots were
gaining favorable attention from critics as well, including Pop art, Color Field Painting and Post-painterly Abstraction. Barr (and,
consequently, MoMA) were late to embrace these newer modern styles.
Barr officially retired from the museum in 1967 and settled in his Connecticut home. He fell ill with Alzheimer's disease in 1975, and passed away in a rest home six years later.
Barr is arguably the catalyst for the American public's acceptance of and enthusiasm for modern art in the latter half of the 20th century. His
work with The Museum of Modern Art helped secure modern art's place as an institution, rather than just a fleeting trend. Art historian and
critic Thomas B. Hess once praised the work of Barr, and stated he was a man "whose taste and knowledge has set an international example to all
who are interested in the fields of modern art."
One of Barr's more ambitious goals was to help establish a permanent collection at MoMA, to which the Museum's Board of Trustees finally agreed in 1953. Barr saw a permanent collection at MoMA as something that would secure modern art's place in the annals of Art History, and would finally make the Museum what he intended it to be from the beginning: a home to the greatest collection of modern art in the world. The works he selected for display at MoMA by artists such as Picasso, Matisse, van Gogh, Cézanne, and Gauguin (many of whom are in the Museum's permanent collection today), eventually formed the canon of modern art history. Among his greatest innovations was the establishment of six different curatorial departments at MoMA: Painting and Sculpture, Drawings, Prints and Illustrated Books, Film, Photography, and Architecture and Design. Barr may or may not have coined the term "International Style" for a movement in modern, Bauhaus-influenced architecture made popular by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Philip Johnson. Some have attributed the term's origin to the architects rather than Barr. THEORY:
Introduction to Alfred Barr's Theories and Work
Alfred H. Barr, Jr. was an art history scholar and in many regards a formalist. He tended to group eras and movements of art history into
schools of thought and technique, or what are commonly called -isms (i.e. Expressionism, Cubism, etc. etc.). Throughout his time working for
MoMA, Barr's whole approach was to create a house of scholarship, whose chief goal should be not to discover the new but to classify the
On making MoMA what it is Today
The Museum's original founders did not share Barr's grand vision of a permanent home for modern art. Dwight Macdonald wrote in his 1953 profile
of Barr for The New Yorker, "They had in mind nothing more complicated than an American version of the Luxembourg - a refuge for Modern
art until it was 'ripe' enough to be accepted to our Louvre, the Metropolitan." When approached in 1929 by the committee to run MoMA, Barr
responded with detailed plans for a multi-departmental museum, complete with sections devoted to modern architecture, film, photography,
theatrical design sets, commercial art, and industrial art. The Museum of Modern Art would be more than a house for modern painting and
sculpture; as far as Barr was concerned, if it was modern and culturally significant, it had a place at MoMA.
Barr on Abstract Expressionism
Before World War II, Barr was heavily criticized by many contemporary American artists and critics for not including in MoMA's collection much
of the abstract art being produced in the very city Barr's museum called home. In 1940, a group calling itself the American Abstract Artists,
led by Ad Reinhardt, picketed The Museum of Modern Art and distributed a leaflet that opened with the provocation, "HOW MODERN is THE MUSEUM OF
MODERN ART? WHAT DOES 'MODERN' MEAN? Does it mean ALL THE GREAT ART OF ALL TIME? .. Shouldn't 'Modern' conceivably include the
Indeed, Barr was initially reticent to accept works by members of the "New York School" of Abstract Expressionism (at this time also known as Post-Abstract, Biomorphic, and Intra-Subjectivist). It wasn't until after the war that MoMA began purchasing paintings by Pollock, de Kooning, Kline, Motherwell and Hofmann, thus embracing the next phase in abstraction. (Barr has been heavily criticized for never purchasing a single painting by Mark Rothko, who was and is widely considered one of the giants of Abstract Expressionism.) Even though Barr was MoMA's Director of Collections after the war, there is little evidence to suggest that he was personally instrumental in launching the museum's post-war favor toward Abstract Expressionism. Nonetheless, under Barr's rule, the Collections Committee's prime focus remained with acquiring and showcasing the works of the modern "Old Masters" like Picasso, Braque, Matisse and Léger. In the final section of Barr's 1936 book, Cubism and Abstract Art, entitled "The Younger Generation," he wrote: "The non-geometric biomorphic forms of Arp and Miró and Moore are definitely in the ascendant. The formal tradition of Gauguin, Fauvism and Expressionism will probably dominate for some time to come the tradition of Cézanne and Cubism." Barr's prediction was almost correct. What he couldn't foresee (and few actually did) was that the prevailing trend in abstract art would become a form of free expression that lacked any actual form at all.
Barr on Modern Art's Place in the World
In 1937, an article written for a local newspaper in Jackson, Mississippi criticized The Museum of Modern Art because "Majority opinion in
America is not friendly to modernism .. Those who stand for hours in front of paintings and rapturously exclaim they are finding new and hidden
meanings therein are merely fakers and flourflushers." Barr responded with a letter of his own, exclaiming that while majority opinion may not
take kindly to forms of modern art, that same majority has also been hostile "to most original and radical innovations, such as automobiles or
airplanes or transatlantic cables or Protestantism or the theory that the earth is round and not flat."
Barr on MoMA's Role in our Culture
Barr once remarked in an interview that after the museum had been in existence for nearly 25 years, "The historical museum has to be very
conservative and careful in its choices. The modern museum, on the other hand, has to be audacious, to take chances. It has to consider the
probability that it would be wrong in a good many cases and take the consequences later." This can hardly be called a premonition; Barr was
commenting on a quarter century's worth of experience, having presided over MoMA's many triumphs and failures as the world's supposed leader in
showcasing modern art.
Although Barr was criticized in his day for being something of an elitist and a "tastemaker," he never wanted to preside over an institution that catered exclusively to the social elite. In 1944 Barr wrote: "The primary purpose of the Museum is to help people enjoy, understand, and use the visual arts of our time." Even though a part of Barr's legacy is his reluctance to wholly embrace Abstract Expressionism on behalf of the museum, this can be explained by his preoccupation with educating as many as possible about what was significant about the past before focusing on the future.
Writing Style
Barr's approach to scholarship and arts education was simple and chronological: he moved from one movement to the next with stunning clarity and
precision. Of Cubism and Abstraction he wrote: "As a movement Cubism had consistently stopped short of complete abstraction. Heretics such as
Delaunay had painted pure abstractions but in so doing had deserted Cubism." Barr's writing style is relatable and easy to follow, crafted for
the novice who seekst to get a general sense of where different trends in modern art originated and who first made them popular. ARTISTIC INFLUENCES:
Below are Alfred H. Barr's main influencers, and the people and ideas that he influenced in turn. ARTISTS Vincent Van Gogh Paul Cézanne Piet Mondrian Pablo Picasso Wassily Kandinsky CRITICS/FRIENDS El Lissitzky Hans Arp Gertrude Stein André Breton MOVEMENTS Cubism Fauvism Impressionism Surrealism Bauhaus Years Worked: 1928 - 1967 ARTISTS Ellsworth Kelly Jackson Pollock Joan Mitchell Robert Motherwell Adolph Gottlieb CRITICS/FRIENDS Meyer Schapiro Thomas B. Hess Stanton Macdonald-Wright Robert Rosenblum Erwin Panofsky MOVEMENTS Abstract Expressionism Color Field Painting Post-Painterly Abstraction post_modernism Installation Art
"Sometimes in the history of art it is possible to describe a period or a generation of artists as having been obsessed by a particular problem."
"Abstract art today needs no defense. It has become one of the many ways to paint or carve or model. But it is not yet a kind of art which people like without some study and some sacrifice of prejudice." |
Written by Barr
Defining Modern Art: Selected Writings of Alfred H. Barr, Jr.
Picasso: Fifty Years of his Art Cubism and Abstract Art What is Modern Painting? Masters of Modern Art (available for free on Questia.com)
Written about Barr
Alfred H. Barr, Jr. and the Intellectual Origins of the Museum of Modern Art
Alfred H. Barr, Jr.: Missionary for the Modern Alfred H. Barr, Jr. (1/28/02 - 8/15/1981): A Memorial Tribute
Articles by Barr
Articles about Barr
Oral History
interview of Margaret Scolari Barr concerning Alfred H. Barr
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Kraft on possible Patriots reunion with Revis: 'I would love it'
Kraft on possible Patriots reunion with Revis: 'I would love it'
It was reported last week that multiple NFL executives are convinced that Darrelle Revis will return to the New England Patriots next season.
Talking with the New York Daily News, Patriots owner Robert Kraft said he'd be open to a reunion with the 31-year-old cornerback.
"I would love it," Kraft said. "Speaking for myself, if he wanted to come back, he's a great competitor, I'd welcome him if he wanted to come."
Asked if the team has had discussions with Revis, Kraft said "ask my boy," in reference to coach Bill Belichick.
Revis spent the 2014 season with the Patriots, helping them win Super Bowl XLIX. He bolted back to the New York Jets the next season, signing a five-year, $70 million contract ($39 million guaranteed).
The Jets released Revis earlier this month after the incident in Pittsburgh. A judge dismissed the charges.
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PHOENIX -- The idea that Malcolm Butler could be traded by the Patriots before the start of the 2017 season has been floated for weeks. But if Robert Kraft had his way, he'd like for the hero of Super Bowl XLIX to stick around.
At the Biltmore hotel on Day 2 of the league's annual meetings, Kraft was asked if he anticipated having Butler back in New England for next season.
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"I'm rooting, I hope, he's with us and signs his offer sheet and plays for us. I have a great affection for him. He was part of probably the greatest play in the history of our team, but there are a lot of people involved in that."
The Patriots can't trade any player who isn't under contract, and they can't talk about a trade for a player not on their roster. Therefore, even if the Patriots hoped to deal Butler and get something in return for the Pro Bowl-caliber corner before he hits unrestricted free agency in 2018, it's not something that the owner of the team would be at liberty to discuss with dozens of microphones in front of his face.
The tender offer of $3.91 million for one season is still out there for Butler. He could sign it and play in New England. He could sign it and be traded. For now, Kraft says he's hoping for the former -- and insists that the Patriots didn't have designs on the latter all along.
"I don't want to, in any way, take away from his rights [as a restricted free agent]," he said, adding, "I want to be clear. I hope he's with us."


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Specification: 1.Bluetooth version: 2.1 2.Bluetooth support file: MP3/WMA/WAV/SBC 3.Operation distance: 8-10m 4.Sensitivity: 105dB+ / – 3dB 5.Rechargeable lithium battery: 400mAh 6.Speaker parameters: 40 mm, 40M W* 32Ω 7.SNR:90dB 8.Charge time: 2-3hrs 9.Charge port: US 10.The maximum output distortion: ≤1 Color: Black,White,Blue,Red,Purple Note : we will sent you the item in the color as specify as below : Red ->>> Black/Red Color Blue->>> Black/Blue Color Black->>>Black/White Color White->>>All White Color Purple->>>Black/Purple Color Features: 1.Support connnect via Bluetooth. 2.Support FM Radio Function 3.Supports hands-free function, conveniently answer the incoming call anytime and anywhere. 6.Bluetooth Headset Headphone with Good quality, foldable design and adjustable length hinges.very comfortable to wear and easy to carry. 7.Wireless headphone connects to other device that has Bluetooth capability.Such as For iPhone,PC etc 8.Have noise reduction function,you can hear your music and call clearly. 9.Support TF Card 10.Charged via USB, rechargeable battery, convenient and practical. 11.Optional connection via 3.5mm audio cable for streaming music without worrying battery dead. 12.Playing time up to 10 hours, and continue talk time up to 12 hours, standby time up to 250 hours. Package Include: 1 X Headset 1 X USB Cable 1 X Audio Cable 1 X User Manual 1 X 4FB TF Card(Free Gift)
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