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The Villahermosa Palace is one of the most important buildings in Madrid's repertoire of palatial architecture. Although it was built at the beginning of the 19th century, its origins date from the early 17th century, when the first structures emerged at the intersection of the Paseo del Prado Viejo and Carrera de San Jerónimo. During the 18th century this part of the city would gradually develop into the new court area opposite the Buen Retiro Palace. Before very long, the high-ranking aristocrats linked to the Crown would seek closer proximity to the monarchs by situating their retreats in the area, which was open and spacious and thus ideal for building stately mansions with extensive grounds and parks. Hence, the Villahermosa Palace was abutted on one side by the Palace of the Duke of Lerma, later the Duke of Medinaceli (the present-day Palace Hotel), and on the other by the Palace of the Duke and Duchess of Béjar (the present-day Bank of Spain), on the corner of the Calle de Alcalá.
Situated at the epicentre of this area, the Villahermosa Palace also has a long history associated with cultural circles, thanks to the patronage of the arts exercised by its various owners and tenants. After its purchase in the late 18th century by the Duke and Duchess of Villahermosa, its halls hosted important intellectual gatherings along the lines of the Enlightenment "salons". It was also the seat of Madrid's Lyceum of Arts and Letters – one of the main cultural institutions during the Romantic period – and, at the turn of the century, of the city's most famous salon, hosted by the Marchioness of Squilache. Throughout the century, the most prominent artists, writers, politicians and thinkers would gather regularly at the palace. This cultural genealogy burgeoned again in the second half of the 20th century when the building served as an annexe to the Prado Museum, and culminated in 1989 when it was turned into the headquarters of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum.
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Training and Treament for herniated disc(s)
Training and Treament for herniated disc(s)
I recieved this email today and thought I would post my response here so you gents could chime in to.
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Dear Windward:
I was just scanning the threads, and noticed that you have visited a
chiropractor for a herniated disk.
I am seriously considering going to a chiropractor for my herniated disk,
which was confirmed with an MRI.
What is your opinion of chiropractic care? Have you had a positive
experience with your chiropractor? I am in physical therapy for my hernated disk,
but the approach doesn't seem aggressive enough to get me cured.
I appreciate any advice/feedback you may have.
Take care and happy holidays!
Skip Smith
P.S: How is your shoulder situation. I forgot to tell you that I just
completed physical therapy for rotator cuff tendonitis, and it is taking
forever to heal. It's depressing. - 12-15-2002, 01:19 PM
I did use Chiropractic as my path to healing and beleive that it can work well. Speicifcally you need to find a Chiro that uses "traction tables" that stretch the spine. In conjuction with that I used ART (Active Release Therapy) and suggest that to anyone with any kind of body part injury as it is AMAZING! http://www.activerelease.com/
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Personally, I think I would combine the PT with seeing the chiropractor. The combination of the two should be aggressvie enough for just about anyone but the main thing I would be looking for in the chiropractor is one with experience in herniated disks.
I have seen a chiorpractors over the years with lower back muscle spams and it has help but earlier this year, my doctor actually found out what was going on with my back, degeneration of the cartilige between the L4&L5. But I still believe in the benefits of chiorpractice care. Especially, for skeletal/muscular care things.
Just a suggestion: WW7, you might want to edit the guy's email just so some spam bot doesn't find it on the board and add to his junk mailing problem - 12-15-2002, 02:06 PM
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Dear Windwords7 and Matthew D,
Thanks for your input!
And welcome over Skip..... -
Originally posted by YellowJacket
Ahh....nothing like ART
And welcome over Skip..... - 12-18-2002, 02:42 PM
I have had herniated disks in the past to the point where more than one doctor recommended that I have them fused. At their worst, the disks were totally ruptured.
I found that a chiropractor was useful in easing the immediate pain - but for long term gain you are going to have to take care of yourself or you will be right back on the chiropractor table.
Check out the Treat your Own Back for one of the best books on self care. I also found yoga to be extremely helpful in making sure my back stays in shape. I passed on surgery and although I don't squat 850 pounds anymore, my back feels great.
I hope this was helpful,
Jorta - 12-19-2002, 06:52 AM
Thanks Jorta for your input, as well as for the link to Treat Your Own Back.
Happy Holidays!
Skip Smith - 01-07-2003, 02:00 AM
Good info here on how to treat disc problems. I have had a lot of people come through my ORs and have done several disc surgeries. They are supposed to feel better as they heal and yes most do. I do see some that have come back later because their back still bothers them. I agree with the ART, chiropractor, and trying some physical therapy. Like Matt said I would try yoga as well. I pulled a muscle in my back several years ago and have thought about learning as of late to try and prevent any future problems and making my back stronger in the process. I watch how I train my back these days and will continue to do so to be preventative in any future back injuries.
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Passport Photo Locations in Nashua, NH
When you apply for a new or renewal passport, you need a photo of yourself that meets specific U.S. Department of State regulations. You can't submit just any photo you have on hand, like that one of you at last year's family reunion. In Nashua, New Hampshire, you can have an approved passport photo taken in a number of venues, such as pharmacies, portrait studios and the city's only passport acceptance facility.
Passport Photo Regulations
The State Department requires passport photos to be in color, printed on high-quality photo paper and measure 2 inches square. It must be taken within six months of your passport application. In the photo, you must be looking straight ahead, with a neutral expression on your face and have both eyes open. You cannot wear a hat, sunglasses or anything else that covers your face. Sample passport photos can be found at Travel.state.gov.
Nashua Main Post Office
The State Department has designated passport acceptance facilities all over the country, and in Nashua that facility is the Nashua Main Post Office (no website; 38 Spring St., Nashua; 603-882-7515). The hours of passport acceptance are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. A postal service worker can take your photo when you turn in the rest of your passport application materials. Appointments are not necessary. The fee for the photo must be paid using cash or a check.
Portrait Studios
Professional photographers in Nashua offer passport photos by appointment. You can find portrait studios in your neighborhood by searching online or checking the local phone directory. The studio's price often includes several different shots so you can choose the one you prefer. Make sure the photographer understands the State Department requirements for passport photos so the print you submit with your application isn't rejected.
Miscellaneous Retailers
Major drugstore chains provide passport photos in their photo departments. In Nashua, you can visit any of the three Walgreens locations (walgreens.com), three CVS Pharmacy sites (cvs.com) and two Rite Aid stores (riteaid.com). You can also get a passport photo taken at shipping and mailing retailers in Nashua. The two UPS Stores (theupsstore.com) in Nashua also take passport photos, and the FedEx Office Store (local.fedex.com) offers passport photo printing services. Finally, Lake Convenience Store takes passport photos (no website; 49 Lake St., Nashua; 603-598-6900).
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I got an interesting question on my YouTube channel yesterday asking if my transimpendance ammeter can measure A/C in addition to D/C and if the output of the instrument is A/C. The answer is yes to all of the above. Good question and a fun little thing to test on the bench on a Saturday morning.
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Precision Low Current A/C Measurement
I got an interesting question on my YouTube channel yesterday asking if my transimpendance ammeter can measure A/C in addition to D/C and if the output of the instrument is A/C. The answer is yes to all of the above. Good question and a fun little thing to test on the bench on a Saturday morning.
Full power tests of motorcycle PDU
I pushed 185 watts through my custom DC relays last night. They ate up that power like a champ. Likewise, I've also been testing it in the off condition to measure its steady off power consumption. The cards burn 150 nano amps or 1.8uW when off. That's means it's about 80 mega ohms which is OUTSTANDING. This project is really moving along nicely. I have some serious burn in testing to do and then it's time to get the main board encapsulated and do some real life testing. That's going to be fun!
Arduino Compatible Mini USB Host Board
Well, its time to finally get this project "out there". I've been sitting on it for months putting together a bunch of cool little projects for this board and the video above shows off some of the cooler ones. Check out the Kickstarter page for more details as well.
Ever since I saw Kickstarter the first time I've been wanting to give this a shot so I could learn the ins and outs of doing small scale manufacturing from home. Because this is not a product, but a platform or hacker tool I am not super confident there is a substantial enough market for it but I cannot know if I don't try.
The plan if this succeeds is to give all the boards a final value engineering assessment and put the project out to bid. I've already done this with a Florida shop called Tropical Assemblies as well as with Seeedstudio. I'm not super excited with Seeeds PCB quality so I think I'll skip them but the good news is that the local fab shop had similar prices so at least I'll know that I can call and complain if anything goes wrong.
An issue has already cropped up with the Joystick shield. A part I used in the BOM is no longer available anywhere. I'll contact the vendor and verify its availability or lack thereof and reevaluate. I've already got a backup plan but it will require a two sided board which is going to kill the bottom line. No matter, this is more about learning this home manufacturing process then about any profit motivation so we are just going to drive it hard and fix what breaks.
Many thanks to Freeside for all the support and camaraderie.
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Topic tags/keywords: finishing What's your favourite finishing recipe and Why? |
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Any given topcoat has its place and I will use it. What my recipe includes is to NOT color the wood. Call me weird on that account. -- Rock Chalk Jayhawk Go KU!! |
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I use my basic process on quartersawn white oak to get a antique'd mission type finish … multiple layers of finish add depth, shading and patina. sand to 180 … dark oak alcohol aniline dye stain, wet sand in Japanese dryer jazzed up Minwax red mahogany oil stain and top with seedlac or buttonlac shellac followed by dark paste wax. Try it on walnut, mahogany, sapele, elm or ash … it looks good with those woods too -- keeping myself entertained ... Humor and fun lubricate the brain |
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Jeff, my finishing routine is as follows: Cherry: sand through grits to 180. I add a coat or two of BLO to tone it and then seal with a coat of 2 lb shellac. Topcoat with shellac, polyurethane, or tung oil. For all other hardwoods I put on a seal coat of 2 lb shellac and follow up with topcoat of choice. Pine and poplar I will sand to 150 grit and stain with an oil based stain. Seal with a 2 lb coat of shellac and topcoat with polyurethane. Oak, sand to 150, stain with a light golden oak stain, 2 lb coat of shellac for a sealer and topcoat with shellac, polyurethane or tung oil. -- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine |
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Depends on what I'm doing. Cabinet and other wood work I'll sand to 150 to 180, stain if needed depending on the wood, and usually spray a lacquer, depending on how it's being sprayed (suction feed or gravity feed HVLP) I'll thin it. My turnings are sanded to 600 and finished with Mylands friction polish. -- "At its best, life is completely unpredictable." - Christopher Walken |
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depends on so many different. factors. each finish is best for certain applications. |
#6 posted 08-19-2009 01:00 PM |
what is BLO? -- Paul, Bristol,Rhode Island |
#7 posted 08-19-2009 01:25 PM |
HarleySoftailDeuce… BLO is boiled linseed oil…. keep very far away |
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Whats wrong with BLO? |
#9 posted 08-20-2009 05:57 AM |
If I am building a piece of furniture and want a nice depth and enhancing the figure of the grain I use witches brew. Witches brew is 1/3 blo or tung oil, 1/3 polyurethane and 1/3 mineral spirits. It soaks in good, adds the depth and provides protection. Now if I am building kitchen/bath cabinets, usually the client wants something stained. So then I apply a coat of dye, then either stain, or use a toner to get to the final color. Then I apply 1 coat of sealer and three coats of wb lacquer. I have found the switch to water based products for cabinets to be very successful. Took alittle learning, but now the system is easy to use. |
#10 posted 08-20-2009 06:01 AM |
Dave, thanks for the post. I will try that out on my next project |
#11 posted 09-03-2009 04:48 PM |
I am a woodturner and I have found the best overall finish is 1 part tung oil, 1 part quick-drying polyurethane, 1 part turpentine. It's easy to apply in a dusty environment. Cures quickly. Buffs out really nice. |
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An article recently written by Vietnam Daily, one of the oldest and most profitable Vietnamese-American newspapers in San Jose, raised a question whether Minh Duong is a sympathizer of the communist government in Vietnam. The article was disguised as an interview of another D7 candidate. The crux of the article was to attack Minh Duong. One of the main points of the attack is since Minh Duong received the endorsement of the Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce, the same organization that supported Hon Lien, the council candidate of D4 in 2006 who is well known to have close tie with the communist government, then Minh Duong must have close tie and work with the communist government.
Minh Duong has yet to response to such interesting feat of logic.
The article can be seen at http://www.vietnamdaily.com/
Friday, May 28, 2010
District 7 Drama - Charlie Ly and Madison Nguyen
With a little bit more than a week to go, the city council race is heating up in D7 with Minh Duong and his supporters taking the beating literally. First it was Minh Duong's mom who had her car's window smashed in front of Minh Duong's house. Then Dr. Ho Vu, a supporter of Minh Duong, happened to park his car in front of Minh Duong's campaign office recently. Within a few hours, his window was also smashed. The police was called to the scene and case report was filed.
There have been a lot of email by Charlie Ly attacking Minh Duong both in Vietnamese and in English. He flooded the mainstream media, ethnic media as well as different political organizations about Minh Duong and his business disputes. The interesting thing is Charlie Ly lives in San Bruno which is not even in the same county as San Jose. Sign-in record showed that he visited Madison Nguyen's office at least 3 times last year. He knows his way around the city with his email pinpoint to various department heads of the city as well as of Santa Clara County. Some of his innuendos are politically twisted but kudos to him since it would take a person of knowledge and free time to go through public record, find the information and then twisted them to become negative political issues.
And thene there was an incident in which Charlie Ly was caught putting Madison Nguyen sign illegally on somebody's lawn without permission. The owner confronted Charlie Ly, he immediately yelled at her and threatened to beat her up. She promptly took out her phone and took a picture of him. She had filed a complain with the police. Here is a picture of him running away as she took picture of him after he had threaten to beat her up.
Both Minh Duong's mom and his wife are scared since they are worried for their safety with all the vandalism and threats by anynomous e-mail posting. But again this is small town politics and these types of intimidation happen. What suprising is why beating up on Minh Duong and his family since he is clearly not the front-runner? Why would Charlie Ly from San Bruno spend so much time and effort attacking Minh Duong?
A footnote: Here is another picture of Charlie Ly in one of the communty meetings in December 2009 when he suddenly erupted into profanity and proclaimed certain people in the meeting are agents of the communist government
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Description: | Health Systems Evidence is a repository of synthesized research evidence related to governance, financial and delivery arrangements in health systems and to implementation strategies that can support change within health systems. It contains details about all the policy briefs, overviews of systematic reviews, systematic reviews, and protocols of systematic reviews relevant to health systems, as well as links to any user-friendly summaries, scientific abstracts and full-text reports that are currently available for these syntheses. |
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Jul 19, 2010 2:59:00 AM
Great product
I do like this product it was easy to apply and I like the chamois that was included for cleaning purposes.
I wish there was more detail about sizing the film is too large for my phone and I had to cut it down to size. Should include that is is only for the large screen phones.
Jul 1, 2010 3:04:36 AM
The screen protectors were easy to apply and are working great. I couldn't be happier with this product
Jun 13, 2010 7:36:45 AM
good value, best buy
I've used the precut screen protectors for phones and this cheaper alternative is much better. Grid makes it easy to cut and if you plan it well, you can get a number of screens from one sheet.
easy to use grid
Jun 1, 2010 7:27:11 AM
Razzle Plastic Case & Screen Guard
I love my new case and I would suggest this website to all of my friends and family. The website was really easy to use and installing my new case was really easy. The case is helping me keep my phone longer and I can't even notice the screen guards because the look just like a normal screen would. I really like my "new" looking phone!!!
May 31, 2010 1:17:56 PM
This product is interesting you can cut it to fit how you want! It sticks well and works! I would buy it again! it got to me within 3 days and was much cheaper than my phone company was selling it.
Carl Murray
May 9, 2010 12:02:13 PM
I bought my screen protectors for my cell phones and my DSLR. They work fine to keep scratches off the screens and they don't leave finger prints or face smudges either. I would highly recommend these to anyone.
No scratches
No finger prints
Feb 22, 2010 8:36:34 AM
Universal Premium Screen Protector Film-3 Pack
Great stuff will asure that my Phone Screen stays scratch free.Just cut it to size stick it 1 2 3 your done
Easy to use,
Love Hubbard
Feb 16, 2010 10:18:23 AM
Universal Clear Covers is exactly what it states
This clear cover designed for me to cut to size is great. I even has some left over when I need it.
Feb 12, 2010 9:48:38 PM
screen protector film does the job
Low price for screen protector film. Easy to use and works fine
inexpensive, protects your electronic screens
Feb 3, 2010 7:03:26 PM
Cover and Film protector
Excellent products. The cover fit perfectly, is smooth so it goes into my pocket easily, and is durable. The cutouts for accessories are spot on. The film works well, too, and was needed as I tend to let the phone fend for itself.
A little tricky to peel back the film without getting a fingerprint on there.
Jan 27, 2010 12:22:36 PM
good enough for what i needed
-can cover up to 6 screens with most bb and phones
-you have to have a good eye and great with scissors
ithink your better off using a ruler and exacto knife but im lazy
gwendolyn Montgomery
Jan 26, 2010 6:09:44 AM
Blackberry Protector
The items arrived timely and was easy to use. I found no problem with the product. Will purchase again.
Thank you
Jan 20, 2010 11:10:34 AM
Can't even tell it's there!
I love the screen protector. It does a great job at protecting (not to sound redundant) and with the cover on my phone, you can't even tell it's there.
Jan 20, 2010 1:16:26 AM
Hardy screen protector
This film was easy to apply and does a great job of protecting the phone screen. I was a bit concerned that it would be difficult to use, but was not at all.
Easy to apply
Jacqueline Adams
Dec 9, 2009 10:53:45 PM
Good protection.
Oct 8, 2009 5:00:00 PM
wow, 3 in 1!
About time someone came up with multiple sheet screen protectors. I like it!
multiple sheets


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- While the college bowl season is in full effect, the NFL is preparing to finish up its regular season Sunday. For rookies like Dont'a Hightower and Chandler Jones, that means their first experience with a 16-game season, a spike up from a normal college slate of 12-14 games.
On Friday, Hightower and Jones talked about transitioning to a prolonged schedule, and how they are feeling at this point of their inaugural NFL season.
"I feel good," Hightower said. "Up to this point, the older guys have been telling me to take care of my body, and I do all the things I need to take care and get to this point of the season. Overall, I feel pretty good."
Hightower and Jones both said that the bigger adjustment is in the mental aspect of preparation, not the physical transition.
"I feel like it would be more mentally than physically," Hightower noted. "Of course everybody is physically gifted to get to this point and blessed, but mentally, if you can't come in and get treatment and massages and watch extra film and try to stay on top of things like that, then the mental aspect is definitely the hardest and heaviest part of trying to transform into a professional NFL player."
Added Jones, "Going into your first pro season, it's all mental. Knowing that you're going to play four-plus [more] games than you did in college; it's an automatic 16 [games] not including the playoffs. It's mental, when it gets late in the season like this, it's always mind over matter."
And though the pair of rookies will be counted on in the playoffs, neither is looking that far ahead.
"I'm not touching [the] playoffs," Hightower said. "We're all about Miami right now."


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This recording burst out of nowhere to tremendous underground acclaim on the Internet among various persons who understand the beauty of a hook and high harmonies. Fans of Jellyfish, The Grays, The Wondermints and bands that fall under the rubric of Brian Wilson-influenced pop will not be dissappointed by this disc. The one artist I hear the most of comparison-wise is Emitt Rhodes who released a couple of great albums on Dunhill in the late '60s/early '70s. Like Rhodes, whose material was compared to the early solo material of Paul McCartney, Linus exhibits a unique sense of melody and song structure.
Brimming with hooks, Linus' material tears page after page from the songbook of pop where tension in the verses is created quickly so that the choruses explode onto the listener's ears. Ultimately, like the great Brian Wilson, Linus' material is musical in the sense that he uses various instruments to great effect, eliminating a sameness that surrounds some pop releases.
The compositions are strong, his voice is pleasant and the performances shine. Personal favorites are "Heavenly" whose semi-staccato organ riff on the chorus becomes indelibly stamped on your synapses after one listen. Another standout track is "When I Get to California." This track captures the "California" sound given birth by Brian Wilson and redefined by bands like The Association and The Mamas and The Papas.
An amazing fact about this recording is that it was tracked almost entirely at home on a hard disk recorder not much bigger than a shoebox. It is a testament to Linus' skill, and a startling revelation for those who are adamant that it is impossible to make a record at home that sounds like something produced at a major studio.
This is one of the finest releases by a pop or power pop band in the last year or two, simple as that.
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"Philip Glass, the artistic director of the Tibet House benefits, celebrated his 80th birthday at this year's annual benefit with performances from Patti Smith, Iggy Pop, Brittany Howard, Sufjan Stevens and more.
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