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Peugeot 2008 CASTAGNA 1.6 hdi 115cv allure
- Condition: Certified pre-owned
- Make: Peugeot
- Model: 2008 CASTAGNA
- SubModel: peugeot 2008 woody red and blue
- Type: SUV
- Trim: sport utility 4-door
- Year: 1980
- Mileage: 18,423
- Color: watermelon red, indigo blue, navy white
- Engine size: 1600cc 115cv
- Number of cylinders: 4
- Power options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
- Fuel: Diesel
- Transmission: Manual
- Drive type: FWD
- Interior color: weather patchwork from red to brown
- Safety options: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
- Options: CD Player, Leather Seats, Sunroof
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1980 Peugeot 2008 CASTAGNA peugeot 2008 woody red and bluePeugeot 2008 CASTAGNA 1.6 hdi 115 allure + park assist, JBL sound system, heated seats (full options...)
ONE OF A KIND manufactured by the coachbuilder's workshop "CASTAGNA MILANO", well known for its up-market car works designed mainly for the Middle East countries and the USA.
All interior surfaces are covered with aged hand-stitched alcantara leather and natural fibres (carpets, seats, dashboard, panorama roof).
Exterior metallic splatter paintwork on the upper part and lower parts mat speckled paintwork. Fender Flares have been added and the inner surface of the headlights painted.
The car manufacturer's plate is unique.
It has 29.700 km. (18500 miles) 1.6 hdi 115cv engine. full options, allure finish with JBL sound system, Heated seats and park assist, Navy, Bluetooth, USB, sunroof...
first immatriculation: 28/05/2013
This unique edition is in impeccable condition from top to bottom and has been estimated to be worth more than EUR 25000. / USD 28000.
We can assert that this 2008 model is a true modern collection vehicle.
The second Peugeot build designed by "CASTAGNO MILANO" was a 508 rxh model which is today exposed in the Peugeot Museum of Sochaux.
European press: (you can find on the net many article on this car)
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autoshop (italian press)
This vehicle is located at : 279 route des bauches 74330 Sillingy (FRANCE - Europe)
We reserve the right to end the auction early at anytime for any reason
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All taxes, fees, and penalties due to the DMV, are the responsibility of the buyer.
The Transport is to the buyer's responsability
All Finance charges, Sales Tax, Customs taxes, shipping and other fees are to be covered by the buyer.


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Buying a gravesite can supply a number of advantages
In spite of the developing interest in cremation through the previous several decades, ground burial of a deceased human body remains the principal type of disposition in a lot of nations worldwide, for instance the Usa, Poland and Italy, and in regions exactly where religious beliefs prohibit bodily disposition by fire. This short article explores three causes you could choose to purchase a cemetery plot prior to you die, as well as the positive aspects that obtaining a gravesite ahead of time of death can present if interment in a cemetery (irrespective of whether above or below ground) is your preferred form of final disposition. Get a lot more details about IRS cemetery appraisal
"They Ain't Makin' No More"
Explaining why he continually invested his income in oceanfront property, humorist Will Rogers after mentioned, "For the sole cause that there was only so much of it and no a lot more, and that they wasent sic making any much more." The land is indeed a finite resource, and any real-estate agent will inform you that essentially the most critical rule governing a property's obtain price tag is "Location, Location, Place." Two identical houses placed on substantially various properties — one particular having a gorgeous ocean view as well as the other overlooking a crowded landfill, one example is — will sell for vastly various sums.
The exact same principle governs the cost of a cemetery plot. The desirability of a specific gravesite, especially, and also the availability of plots inside a certain cemetery, typically, drive demand and thus the quantity of dollars men and women are prepared to spend.
Despite the existence of much more than 40,000 cemeteries within the United states alone that regularly inter human remains, numerous graveyards these days face a harsh reality: they cannot produce additional burial space and can ultimately run out of room. Add to this the decreasing quantity of land available for use as a cemetery as a consequence of the inexorable spread of residential and business development, zoning restrictions, and also the fact that several current cemeteries are now landlocked as a result of urban expansion, and it is easy to know why some graveyards will eventually have to hang "No Vacancy" indicators on their primary gates.
In addition, even cemeteries with an abundance of out there space for the next numerous decades have completely plotted — cookie-cutter style — essentially the most effective use of that true estate so that you can maximize the amount of saleable gravesites and after that priced these plots based on geographic desirability. Regrettably, you can find far fewer pastoral web-sites beneath shady oak trees atop grassy hills than there are run-of-the-mill plots lost among row right after row of tombstones breaking up otherwise nondescript acreage. Guess which sort of web page sells soonest.
As a result, getting a gravesite sooner as an alternative to later usually gives you not just a higher variety of sites from which to pick out within any offered cemetery but in addition a bigger collection of desirable places.
Death, Taxes and the CPI
In accordance with Benjamin Franklin, only death and taxes had been certainties, but if he nevertheless lived now, he would most likely add the fact that just about every little thing grows far more high priced more than time. (The U.S. federal government's Customer Price tag Index, or CPI, reflects this enhance inside the typical price tag of goods by way of the years.) One example is, in 1991, the average price of a gallon of gas across the United states of america was $1.10, a new automobile commonly ran $9,989, and Americans spent about $125,500 for the typical home. That similar year, the price of a typical adult funeral averaged $3,742.
When this article was written, a typical adult funeral runs far more than $6,600 (a figure that doesn't even reflect the cost of a cemetery plot and headstone, amongst other funerary things), and customers can only dream of getting a residence, a automobile or gas at 1991 rates. Even disregarding the desirability of a certain item (as noted above) and how it affects cost, the growth of any given population (amongst other aspects) increases the cost of finite-resource goods, i.e., much more persons wanting the identical item suggests a number of them can/are prepared to spend additional for it than other people.
Therefore, acquiring a gravesite sooner as an alternative to later likely means that the value you spend now to get a plot will probably be less than you are going to pay inside the future.
The Luxury of Time
Yet another considerable advantage of getting a gravesite ahead of time of death is definitely the capability to "shop around." Although the idea of comparing the plots provided by two or far more cemeteries may look odd, getting a gravesite without having the stress of imminently burying a loved one particular permits you to weigh your options additional clearly without having feeling clouded by grief and loss. The several decisions that should be created following the death of a person you enjoy can prove burdensome when arranging a funeral and burial because of the time constraints involved. Grappling using a myriad of possibilities inside the midst of sadness, it truly is typical to choose services and alternatives without having a lot of thought simply for the reason that the immediacy of obtaining things completed demands it.
On the other hand, by purchasing for a cemetery plot just before it truly is necessary, you eliminate such stress and can think clearly. Together with the luxury of time on your side, you can fully analysis your solutions, preplan your funeral and burial, prepare a list of inquiries to ask, and even tour the cemetery ahead of time.

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Wanted--A Lodging
Afterward old Mr. Crow had to admit that he must have been forgetful. He had told Major Monkey to hide inside the hollow tree. And being a total stranger in the neighborhood, of course the Major didn't know that an owl lived there.
So he entered the dark hole boldly. And soon he came dashing out of it much faster than he had gone in, shrieking at the top of his voice.
Old Mr. Crow was poised on a branch, as if he were waiting for something. And he almost smiled as he looked at the Major and saw that he was shaking. The poor fellow's teeth were chattering, too.
"What's the matter?" Mr. Crow called to him.
"There's--there's a Tiger inside this tree!" Major Monkey stammered. "I know it's a Tiger, for I saw his eyes."
"Nonsense!" Mr. Crow exclaimed. And he burst into a loud haw-haw. "It's nothing but an old Owl. I forgot all about him. A fine soldier you are--afraid of an old Owl!"
Major Monkey straightened his cap and looked as soldierly as he could.
"You're mistaken, in a way," he told Mr. Crow. "I admit I was afraid. I was afraid I had frightened him, waking him up so suddenly. So I retreated."
Old Mr. Crow stopped laughing and looked very thoughtful. It occurred to him that Major Monkey was a somewhat slippery person. Certainly he could slip out of a hole about as easily as anybody Mr. Crow knew.
"You'll have to find some other place for me to hide," the Major announced. "I don't want to stay in this tree all day, for I shouldn't like to disturb a gentleman's rest."
Mr. Crow pondered for a few moments.
"You see that old haystack?" he said at last, pointing across the fields. "Go and burrow under that. And be back here exactly an hour before sunset."
Major Monkey saluted.
"That suits me," he said. And then he turned and scurried down to the ground, leaped quickly upon the fence, and galloped off along the topmost rails.
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Mr. Crow spent a very busy day inviting everybody to his party, to meet his old friend, Major Monkey.
"He's a famous soldier," Mr. Crow explained, when people asked him questions. "And I hope you'll all wear your best clothes, because the Major himself is very handsomely dressed. There's gold braid on his coat, and on his cap, too."
The old gentleman talked so much about the Major's uniform that a good many of the neighbors thought that Mr. Crow ought to postpone his party for a few days, until they could get Mr. Frog, the tailor, to make them some new clothes.
But Mr. Crow wouldn't listen to them.
"No!" he said. "We mustn't wait. My friend the Major is a great traveller. There's no knowing when he will take it into his head to move on. And if you want to meet him there's no time like the present."
Well, people were so busy getting ready for the party that there was a great flurry everywhere all day long--except at the haystack, where Major Monkey was hiding. And even he did not have so dull a time as you might suppose.
Luckily, he had discovered a lone apple tree near-by. And being fond of fruit he crept out of the haystack every few minutes and gathered apples.
What he could eat, he ate greedily. And what he couldn't he hid under the stack.
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As summer slowly but surely begins to arrive once more, we are taking a look at 5 garden design trends which are certain to prove popular over the sunny season… as they do every year.
1. The importance of the front garden
It seems that sunshine brings with it an urgency to tidy up the front garden. Every homeowner begins to feel that sense of pride about their garden once more, as they strive for a stripy lawn and blossoming flowers in order to create a positive first impression.
2. The emergence of shrubbery
There is no sight quite like the powerful view that thick shrubbery can produce… adding to that feeling of a full garden. Whilst there is a common misconception that shrubbery looks untidy, when controlled it can provide your garden design with a stunning border by hiding the stand out nature of garden fences.
3. Environmental presence
Something which is extremely important to us out Outdoor Creations, and a feature which is becoming increasingly popular in gardens across the country. Many use plants which can be pollinated, whilst other garden designs incorporate features such as bird shelters, and water features which can be utilised by the wildlife.
4. A resourceful garden
With many feeling the pinch in recent years, the concept of growing what you eat is becoming something which more and more people are beginning to look at. Various garden designs often have areas designated for a vegetable patch. This is a modern factor, as previously people would have had to purchase an area of land on an allotment.
5. Lighting
Possibly the most popular and modern garden trend, adding lighting to a design brings a totally different style and experience to the area. Lighting is also extremely popular as it makes the area accessible late into the evening, perfect when you're entertaining guests. Furthermore, lighting can be used to highlight the key, and defining areas of a garden design.
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Roman life and culture
Who were the Romans?
The Romans lived in Italy, in a city called Rome. Rome still exists today, and it is the capital of Italy.
They had a big impact on how we live our lives today, and gave us things like ways to get clean water, ways to build roads and even the basis of our language. Britain was even part of the Roman Empire for a while, so a lot of the things that Romans did stuck with us.
Top 10 facts
- Legend has it that Rome was founded by Romulus, the son of a god, in 753 BC.
- The Romans spoke Latin, a language that is the basis for other languages spoken today – even English!
- Romans decorated floors and walls in mosaics, which were pictures made from small pieces of coloured tiles.
- The calendar that we use today was based on something Julius Caesar made.
- We have the Romans to thank for sanitation – they created aqueducts that kept water clean as it got to peoples' homes.
- As a way to relax and have fun, the Romans would to go the Colosseum to see plays and watch gladiator fights.
- The Romans were so good at building roads, that some still exist today!
- Romans wore togas, which were long pieces of cloth that they draped around their waist and shoulders.
- Bath houses were used by everyone to take a bath, have a massage and chat to friends.
- The Romans used different letters to represent numbers – we call these Roman numerals, and we still use them sometimes today.
Did you know?
- The Romans had quite a story to explain how the city began. They said that the god Mars or Hercules had twin boys named Romulus and Remus, but that these boys were raised by a mummy wolf. When they were older, they wanted to create their own city but couldn't agree where. They ended up fighting so badly that Romulus killed Remus, which meant that only Romulus went on to rule the city, which he named Rome (which sounds a bit like Romulus).
- Rome was built near the Tiber River, which is the third longest river in Italy.
- If you wanted to look your best in Rome, you'd need to wear a toga. A toga was a long piece of cloth that men would wrap around themselves. Underneath the toga, people just wore plain tunics.
- The numbers that Romans used look very different from the numbers we use. They counted using a sort of code of letters – I stands for 1, II stands for 2 and III stands for three. It gets more complicated after that – V stands for 5, and the number 4 in Roman numerals is IV. This means 5 minus 1, which equals 4.
- The way we set up our calendar is like the calendar that the Romans used. Julius Caesar made a calendar based on 365 days in a year, and 366 days in leap years.
- The Romans spoke a language called Latin. While nobody speaks Latin anymore, lots of languages we speak today are at least partly based on Latin words – even English!
- The Romans all went to the same place to take baths – these were called bath houses. They would be decorated in pretty mosaics, and have hot and cold water so people could wash properly. People could get a massage there if they wanted, play sports, and even stay a while to chat with friends.
- In 79 AD, a volcano called Mount Vesuvius erupted in one of the most famous explosions in history. The ash that came out of the volcano buried two cities – Pompeii and Herculaneum. These cities weren't uncovered until 1,700 years later!
- There were three main groups of people in Rome (called orders) – the plebeians (plebs), equestrians and patricians.
- plebs – people who weren't slaves, and who owned shops, land or had a certain kind of trade (like being a blacksmith)
- equestrians – people who were rich and successful, but weren't born into patrician families. You had to own a certain amount of property to become an equestrian.
- patricians – people who were part of families that had been in the first ever group of senators that governed Rome
Look the gallery of images and see if you can spot the following:
- Part of an original Roman bath house floor
- How to fold a toga
- A Roman woman being dressed in a toga
- A Roman snake bracelet
- Roman coins
- A Roman aqueduct
- A Roman mosaic
- A Roman road being constructed
- Parts of a Roman home, called a villa
If you had to make a road, what would you do? The Romans knew exactly what to do. they made sure their roads were straight and even. In fact, Roman roads were so good that some are still around today! When they built roads, they started by digging a long hole that they'd fill up with different layers of rocks and dirt. They also made sure that water had a place to go when it rained, which kept the road in good condition.
When the Romans wanted to have fun, they'd go to the Colosseum to watch gladiators fight or to see plays. You can still see the Colosseum in Rome – it's not exactly like it was back in Roman times, but you can get an idea of how impressive it would have been back then.
The Colosseum was first called the Flavian Amphitheatre. It is shaped like an oval, and is called an amphitheatre because it doesn't have a roof.
Chariot races weren't held at the Colosseum – people would go to the Circus Maximus for that. It was as long as about six football pitches put together, and it had two rounded ends where the chariots would turn to complete another lap.
In big cities, sometimes there isn't enough water in nearby lakes and rivers for everyone to get what they need to cook and clean. The Romans solved this problem by inventing aqueducts that carried water from sources that were farther away from the city, making sure that everyone in the city was able to get fresh water delivered straight to them. Aqueducts are long lines of grooves that water could run along, and they were built high in the air to make sure the water stayed clean. You can still see some Roman aqueducts around today.
Names to know:
Virgil (70-19 BC) – Virgil was a famous Roman poet who wrote the Aeneid, an epic poem about a prince called Aeneas.
Claudius (10 BC-54 AD) – Claudius was the fourth Roman Emperor and led the Roman army that conquered Britain.
Cicero (106-43 BC) – Cicero was a famous Roman orator, which means he was known for giving good speeches. He could write well, and could also speak well in public. He is also known for being a philosopher.
Pliny the Younger (61-112 AD) – Pliny the Younger wrote many letters about the life and times he lived in, which have helped us understand more about Rome and the things that happened then. Pliny lived during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which killed his uncle, Pliny the Elder.
Related Videos
Just for fun...
- Dig up Roman artefacts on an archaeological site, and try to work out what the pieces are
- Make a mosaic by choosing what colour to make each of the blank squares
- Try to beat the clock and match the Roman numerals to the Arabic numbers shown
- Go to the Baths in Roman times
- Pick up clues to solve the puzzles in this Roman Mysteries game
- Discover the people of Roman Britain by digging for clues with archaeologists from Reading University
- Prepare a gladiator for battle in an online game
- Take a guided tour around a Roman villa
- Walk down a Roman street
- Dress a Roman soldier and reassemble a Legionary's armour
- Make a model Roman villa
- Colour in pictures of Romans
- See images of Hadrian's Wall
- Find out about life in Roman Sussex
- Explore the Roman London that lies under today's city
- Decipher a Roman tombstone
- Solve an archaeological mystery
- Make a Roman mosaic
- Investigate a crime scene and catch a Roman killer
- Explore Roman artefacts from a villa in Wiltshire
- Explore the Romans in Britain by listening to short dramas, comic sketches and monologues about Roman life on BBC Schools Radio
- Try your hand at some Roman ball games!
- Make some Roman food by watching step-by-step videos and then having a go yourself: how about lentil pottage or libum (a sacrificial cake)
- Make your own Roman mosaic (with step-by-step instructions) and Roman shield (with video instructions) with Hobbycraft's tutorials
- Get a gladiator's view of the Colosseum and immerse yourself in the action!
You can also read adventure stories set in ancient Rome; three recommended series are Roman Brit, Dorkius Maximus and Jeremy Strong's Romans on the Rampage, or look through our complete list of great kids' fiction books about Ancient Rome.
Find out more:
- BBC Primary history: Romans
- Roman roads
- Romulus and Remus and the Legend of Rome explained for children
- Read about the bath house in Rome then take a virtual tour through a Roman bath house or fly over one!
- Watch an interactive animation of the Colosseum
- The Circus Maximus
- Roman numerals
- Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius
- Legacy of the Roman in Britain
- Romans in Scotland
- Find out what the Romans did for us and how their way of life influences the way we live today
- All about chariot races
- See a Roman dining room and cook some Ancient Roman recipes
- Examine a Roman mosaic
- Read a who's who of Roman gods and godesses
- Find out about health and food in Roman times
See for yourself
- See the spas of the ancient world – visit real Roman baths!
- The Museum of London has exhibits about the time when Britain was a part of Rome, and when the Romans lived in London.
- Go to the British Museum to see some Roman mosaics from the time when Britain was part of the Roman Empire.
- Walk around a Roman villa.
- Explore the Roman city of Verulamium on the site of the modern city of St Albans, in Hertfordshire.
- See a reconstruction of a Roman bedroom


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HELP NEEDED!HI GUYS! Just a quick update so I can -somewhat- fulfill my promise on posting everyday? hahaha
So I went to Woodlands to buy materials for my concrete project with some of my classmates! It was super far either from my house or my campus. It's like... another part of Singapore that I never seen before.
Quick photos!
Waiting for the bus... 31 degrees!
The supplier place
Sorry for the sweaty face, it was THAT hot
When I reach home, this foods welcomed me :)
Anyway, speaking of the title, if any of you willing to help me:
So I need to make Literature Review, and the topic is "Beauty In The Eye of Designer". I never make any literature review before, so I don't know where to start and what to do. It would be helpful if someone would comment below and tell me what should I do because from what I've been searching from google didn't really help me.
Oh! And they ask me to use Oxford citation! ;-)
So anyone out there willing to help? Thanks! :)


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Did you Know? There is a local organization that provides families of children with autism or sensory processing disorder a chance to connect with parents and resources.It is based in Plymouth Meeting, PA...and helps families in Montgomery County and in surrounding Eastern PA areas. http://www.exceptionalfamiliesofexceptionalchildren.org/
They are asking for help from community members and agencies to put events and activities on their TEAM UP calendar!
There are a few ways to access the calendar. The "Family" way is how you can add all types of events. The "Resource" is only for agencies who are adding their event.
Resource- TeamUp Calendar Directions.pdf
Family- TeamUp Calendar Directions.pdf
Are Challenging Behaviors holding your child or adult with ASD back?
Do Anxiety and Fear control their lives?
Are you looking for practical advice that you can implement immediately?
Then join noted Autism Specialist Jean Ruttenberg for "The Role of Social Competency, Anxiety and Self-Regulation in Challenging Behavior". This workshop is one of 12 offered at Greater Philadelphia Autism Society's "Strategies, Supports and Services Across the Autism Spectrum" conference on May 29 in King of Prussia.
Register for the event viahttps://2015autismphilaconference.eventbrite.com
$20 for Parents, $30 for couples or 2 caregivers from the same family, $30 professionals, $15 students.
The Role of Social Competency, Anxiety and Self-Regulation in Challenging Behavior
Jean Ruttenberg, MA, The Center for Neuropsychology & Counseling
Often challenging behavior is interpreted in isolation of limitations in important ability areas. Jean will explore the relationship between anxiety, communication, dysregulation, and their effect on challenging behavior. Limitations in an individual's ability to regulate anxiety, emotions, or events using effective communication can trigger panic and fear reactions. It is necessary to address the complexity of all the issues and variables that influence challenging behaviors.
Jean Ruttenberg, MA is an autism specialist at the Center for Neuropsychology and Counseling and for the Abington School District. She provides services to individuals, organizations and other professionals. She sees nearly all ages and is especially skilled at solving difficult behavior problems. Jean holds a masters degree in Special Education form Arcadia University and a masters in Education/Elementary Counseling from Villanova University. Ruttenberg also received certification in the Family Studies Program from the Family Institute of Philadelphia. She is the author of the Profile Assessment, which is designed to sensitize and train personnel working with individuals with autism. In 2004 she facilitated the Transition Committee of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfares Autism Task Force and played a key role in the development of the final report. In 2008 she was awarded Villanova Universitys College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Graduate Alumni Medallion for demonstrated excellence in her field. A frequent guest speaker on Fox 29, ABC, and CBS to discuss autism-related issues, she is a key spokesperson on autism at the state and local level.
Greater Philadelphia Autism Society Presents
The 16th Annual Autism Awareness Day
At the Philadelphia Zoo Sunday, April 12, 2015
10:30 am 4 pm
Rain or Shine in Peacock Pavilion
Special admission rate is $12.00 per person (Adults and Children 2 and above)
Zoo Parking is $15 if purchased in advance in addition to admission price
To order online go to www.philadelphiazoo.org
Under tickets, go to Autism Awareness Day, then use the code word autism
Tickets also available day of event at the Zoo. Pick up Autism Society coupon at Registration table at front entrance. No admission Fee for Philadelphia Zoo Members
Questions: Email: firstname.lastname@example.com or Phone: 610-358-5256 or asaphilly.org
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Exceptional Familes of Exceptional Children and Elmwood Park Zoo (Norristown) present their 2nd annual Autism Awareness Day. Join us on Saturday, November 8 from 11 AM to 4 PM at the Zoo for resources, information, and family fun! http://www.elmwoodparkzoo.org/event/146
Admission to this event is free with Zoo admission. Purchase a puzzle-patterned sock monkey from the EPZ Nature Shop for only $15 and 50% of the proceeds will be donated to Autusm Awareness!
Where: Tyler State Park; Bucks County
Kyle and I are helping a local group called Autism Cares Foundation to raise money to continue with the great events that they run free of charge to all families that are dealing with autism.
Additionally, Autism Cares Foundation is now dealing with the issue that is in store for individuals with Autism once they turn 21 by raising funds to open an Autism Resources Center. Please help us by donating to our fundraising page.
If you would like to join our team and walk with us, please let me know. Kids are welcome!
Come be a part of the event!
Team name: AutismGUARDS
Thank you,
Kyle Hayse and Tara Horwitz and Craig Horwitz
November 1, 2014 Tools Conference in Philadelphia
*MY FEST is a big event (Magellan My Life Program)
September 27th with different tables as well as a BBQ. It will be held at Rose Tree Park in Media, and there will be resources and food!
*Peaceful Living conference Saturday September 27; Safe Passage:
Co-Creating Caring Relationships to Navigate Lifes Journey
DATE: Monday Sept. 29- The next "Families CCAN" meeting will include a discussion of staffing models for supported housing for adults with special needs.
Three panelists -- Stacy Levitan, Executive Director at JCHAI, Sr. Francis at Holy Redeemer, and Amy LaGrotte McCann at Carousel Connections -- will share their perspectives on staff recruitment, training and roles in their respective organizations.
Date: Monday, 9/29/14
7:00 pm - refreshments
7:30-9:15 meeting
Location: Mishkan Shalom Synagogue
4101 Freeland Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19128
DATE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2014 - Registration deadline September 25
LOCATION: Montgomery County IU, 1605 W Main Street, Norristown, PA 19403
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Oct. 5- ChildGuidance Resource center Funfest!
Sunday, October 5th
1-6pm, rain or shine! Fellowship Farm
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The 11th Annual Career & Transition Fair will be held at the Commonwealth Technical Institute at Hiram G. Andrews Center on October 22nd, 23rd, and 24th.
10-18-14 North Penn High School 10-1pm Resource Fair for Everyone-Landsdale
10-22-14 PIN transition day-Philadelphia
11-1-14 TOOLS workshop-Philadelphia PA
11-4-14 ID Waiver training in Abington
11-8-14 Race for Resources AM-Bucks County
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First annual Colonial Community Day- Saturday, September 13, the Plymouth Whitemarsh High School (PWHS) Band.
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Autism Awareness @ Elmwood Park Zoo---Saturday November 8
Join us for our FREE weekly Fitlife Physical Fitness Program (14 to 25 yrs. old) @ Fitlife Preformance Training.
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Contact: Linda Kuepper
Where: The Kinney Center for Autism
Cost: $275.00
|When: 2 DAYS
Tuesday, August 5
|Wednesday, August 6
2014 Location: TBA
A two-day retreat designed to provide teens with ASD a comprehensive look at higher education. In addition to identifying which schools are successfully supporting those with ASD, attendees will also learn about living away from home, choosing an area of study and using social skills to navigate a college campus and manage relationships.
The program will include:
- Tour and use of Saint Joseph's University facilities to model campus life (dorms, classrooms, gym, cafeteria, library, etc.)
- Presentation and discussion of college life through the eyes of a student with ASD
- Information on commuting and options for dorm living
- Options for majors and classes
- Discussion of disability and connecting with the right supports
- Options for extra-curricular activities and clubs
- Tips for managing social relationships
- Question and answer session with all the day's speakers from 2:15pm-3:00pm each day (parents are invited)
- Lunch (provided both days)
ColonialLUG is hosting a LEGO® Night
Thursday, April 3, 2014, from 5:30pm 7:30pm at Whitemarsh Elementary School at 4120 Joshua Road, Lafayette Hill.
Help build a large LEGO® sculpture of that will go on display in the school lobby. Come try your hand at some classic carnival games - all created using LEGO®! With admission fee of $5, play all the carnival games and get 5 tickets for various LEGO® raffle items. Purchase additional raffle tickets as well. And, of course, there will be plenty of free building with LEGO®.
Several LEGO® creations from ColonialLUG members will also be on display throughout the event. Come check out some cool things you can build with LEGO® and have FUN!
For more information about ColonialLUG, go to www.coloniallug.weebly.com or contact Mary Reichley at 610-832-0133.
*Wednesday, April 16, 2014*
*Community Behavioral Health*
*801 Market Street**, 7th Floor*
*Philadelphia**, **PA* *19107*
*(Enter from ***8th Street** across from Ross)*
*Light meal provided*
Please join us for a discussion about the Early Reach Initiative with Early
Reach Coordinators:
Jill Grossberg, MSS, LSW and
Cameo Posey, MSS, LSW
The PA Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) is a state agency that
provides a variety of services to eligible individuals with disabilities to
assist them to prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment. PA OVR is
expanding their efforts to outreach to youth with disabilities through an
initiative named EARLY REACH.
*Please RSVP for an accurate head-count****
Call RSVP Line: 215-413-7106 ~or~ Email:
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March 26, 2014 - 6:30-8:30
The Montgomery County Intermediate Unit is pleased to present an evening of resources for families, educators, and students ages 3 to 21. As many as 50 vendors will be on hand to discuss supports to students across disabilities
Sunday November 3, 2013 from 2:00-3:30pm
Teens must register by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com or calling 215-805-3094.
The event will take place at SCHs Robotics Lab at 500 West Willow Grove Ave. Parking is on site. LEGO® will be provided for building.
This program is a customized 6-week summer dual enrollment opportunity for students with High Functioning Autism, Asperger's Syndrome, and other special needs.
July 7th - August 14th,
Monday through Thursday, 10 AM - 2 PM
*Contact Denise Garrigus at 215-619-7403 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Norristown or Pottstown Resident admission for this day is FREE!!!
**GROUPON has a family admission for the day at $14!
There will be 32+ local resources to help you and your child meet goals you may have.
Exceptional Families of Exceptional Children is teaming up with Elmwood Park Zoo to bring the community an autism awareness event on November 9, 2013 from 12pm-4pm. We couldn't wait for April to share all of the wonderful, local resources and inform the community about the amazingness that is autism.
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These workshops are provided by the Disability Advocacy Support Hub (DASH) - a project of the Disability Rights Network of Pennsylvania. The DASH project is supported by a grant from the Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council.
Please note that seating is limited and reservations are required.
Plymouth Meeting October 18 @ KenCrest Services
Pittsburgh October 24 @ Three Rivers Center for Independent Living
Clarion October 25 @ Arc of Clarion and Venango Counties Drop-In Center
Williamsport November 4 @ Center for Independent Living of North Central PA
Harrisburg November 6 @ Disability Rights Network of PA
Scranton November 12 @ Northeast Pennsylvania Center for Independent Living
To Enroll or for More Information Contact DASH Call toll free at 800-692-7443 x312 (877-375-7139 TTD) OR send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com<mailto:email@example.com>
No charge for workshops or materials
This Saturday, June 14, we are kicking off our Books for Bucks Teen Summer Reading Club by hosting Mini-Golf in the Library. Teens entering grades 6th through 12th are welcome to join us at this free after hours event from 6:00PM to 8:00PM. How often do you get to play mini-golf inside a library?? We will also have lots of snacks and be raffling off a Gift Certificate to Tee's Golf Center!
Tuesdays, 10:30 Sensory Storytimes
Traditional storytime on a preschool developmental level but more interactive.
Designed for children with special needs or others who function best in a small group setting.
Please sign up. This begins June 24!!!
*Summer reading club for kids from birth through those entering 5th grade in September!!!
ALL Children are included and encouraged to participate.
Please visit our website www.jeaneslibrary.org to find out about other events throughout the summer.
* Contact: Beth Hargis, Youth Services Librarian
William Jeanes Memorial Library & Nicholas and Athena Karabots Center for Learning
4051 Joshua Road, Lafayette Hill, PA 19444
610-828-0441 Ext. 104
support MusicWorks!
Sunday, October 20
Doors open at 2 pm
Concert Begins@2:30
Tickets only $10.00 for ALL ages
Come out and join the fun!
Rosemont College McShain Performing Arts Center
Our 5th Annual Music & Miracles
Karaoke, Dancing, Silent Auction, Musical Wall Raffle
An amazing evening of fun, friends and charitable giving.
November 9, 2013
(why not attend this after the race and the zoo???lol!)
Late evening....8:00 pm to 12:00 am
The Phillies Harmony Fan Club is a special program created by the Phillies that offers a recreational outlet for mentally and physically disabled children and adults. Each year, the program provides a safe and welcoming environment for thousands of participants and their families who would not otherwise have an opportunity to learn the game of baseball while connecting with their community.
Come learn all about bullying and how it affects children with hidden disabilities like Asperger's and High Functioning Autism, what rights parents have, and much more at this informative presentation given by Potential, Inc. and Teach Anti-Bullying, Inc.
This is sure to be a presentation unlike any others on the subject, as it is specific to individuals on the spectrum.
Starting the June 28th session, the cost to participate in a clinic will be $10 per participant and $5 for siblings. Cash only. Healthy snacks will be provided.
Parkside Evans Playground located 5300 Parkside Ave Philadelphia, PA 19131
When: 6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/9, 8/23, 9/6, 9/20
*At the conclusion of the 6/28 session, there is a brief meeting discussing upcoming PEEA events.
For more informationcontactEric D. Williams Sr.P.O. Box 42322Philadelphia, PA 19101-2322Email: firstname.lastname@example.com#: 267.258.8687Web: www.peea.org
2013 PA Community on Transition Conference - Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow Opportunity, Possibility, Action
Tomorrow Opportunity, Possibility, Action
July 24, 2013 - 9:00 am - 5:15 pm - Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow:
Exploring the Possibilities
July 25, 2013 - 8:30 am - 4:00 pm - Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow:
Successful Transitions for All Youth and Young Adults
July 26, 2013 - 8:30 am - 1:15 - Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow:
Taking Action to Ensure Success
Penn Stater Conference Center & Hotel, State College, PA
*You can read about the new Pennsylvania Division under the Press Release tab.
Best Regards,
autism, families and professionals.
November 7th 10am-noon
3535 Market St, 16th Floor, Room D Philadelphia, PA
En la reunión en Filadelfia, la información será presentada en inglés y
We will provide information on the updated Pennsylvania Autism Census
numbers, and will discuss the impact of the increasing number of children
with autism who are transitioning into adulthood, and will require
services. Information about Pennsylvania s adult autism programs, the first
programs of their kind in the nation, will be provided.
In addition, statewide and regional resources will be shared, including
resources specific to surrounding counties for each meeting location. An
opportunity will be provided for questions and feedback.
To register in English: Phone: 717-265-8961 or Email: c-librooks@pa. gov
Calling all parents of kids in transition
(ages 14 - 21)! What is all this
middle school?
Wondering how some parents are figuring out plans for their child's future?
Curious about how to prepare for the world of work and other life
Join us for an exciting monthly series that will assist you in joining with
other parents faced with similar concerns. And most importantly, each
session will focus on your child's strengths, possibilities, and hopes for
the future!
A light dinner will be served.
For more information or to register contact Julia Barol at 267-408-9083 or
Where: Andorra Branch Free Library of Philadelphia
705 East Cathedral Road
Philadelphia, PA 19128-2106
(Henry Ave. & Cathedral Rd.)
When: 5:30pm-8pm
Session Dates and Topics:
November 7, 2013: Transition 101 What do I need to know?
November 21, 2013: Steps Toward Self-Determination (ie: What is Self
Determination and Why Should We Care?)
December 5, 2013: Supporting Self Determination Using Person Centered
December 19, 2013: Goals and Assessments: What does it all mean?
January 9, 2014: Pulling it all Together for Successful Transition
Funding provided
Facilitators: Gerry Arango, Ed.D. & Julia Barol, M Ed.
Funding provided by Philadelphia DBH/IDS
Connecting Exceptional People a social series for young adults ages 16 and older who have special needs and abilities.
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lately I must say I was quite prolific even if I have not completed all the models that I wanted to.
I also wrote a long post that recounted the events of my ATZ game... Well, the post has been lost and, honestly, I do not feel particularly inclined to rewrite everything ... Maybe in a few days! ;)
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Devo confessare che il dettaglio che mi soddisfa di più è la camicia strappata sotto l'ascella destra, mi rendo conto che sia un dettaglio insignificante ma mi piace molto... ;)
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Hello & Happy Tuesday Everyone! Hope you had a great weekend. If you didn't already know what Top Ten Tuesday was about, every week you are given a topic and you then create a top ten list in response to that topic. Top Ten Tuesday was created by the gals over at The Broke and Bookish. Check them out, their blog is pretty cool. If you're interested or want to learn more click here for a look at their Top Ten Tuesday page.
This weeks Top Ten topic is Top Ten Most Anticipated Releases For The Second Half Of The Year. I got really excited for this topic because YAY MORE BOOKS! I definitely think this year as a whole has a lot of highly anticipated books making the whole book community very very happy. I mean I know I am! I'll be listing the books in publishing order so without further ado here are some of the books that I'm anticipating.
1. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – Parts One & Two by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne & John Tiffany (Release Date: July 31st)
Of course I'll start this list with Harry Potter because come on its Harry Potter. It might just be the script but I'll take it because 1) We'll probably NEVER get more Harry Potter books & 2) Let's face it the probability of me getting to see this play is very slim. So I'll take what I can get.
2. Nevernight by Jay Kristoff (Release Date: August 9th)
I've only read Illuminae which Kristoff co-wrote with Amie Kaufman and I loved it. I don't really know what this book is about because I don't want to know too much about it but all I know is that its a fantasy and you can never have too much fantasy. Am I right?
3. Furthermore by Tahereh Mafi (Release Date: August 30th)
I've wanted to read more Mafi since I finished the Shatter Me trilogy. Her writing is so beautiful and I'm really excited to see how it reflects in this middle grade book.
4. Empire of Storms by Sarah J Maas (Release Date: September 6th)
I mean do I need a reason?! I'm sure this will be on a lot of peoples lists.
5.The Wasp that Brainwashed the Caterpillar: Evolution's Most Unbelievable Solutions to Life's Biggest Problems by Matt Simon (Release Date: October 25th)
I'm kind of a fan of Simon's Absurd Creature of the Week column over at WIRED. They're short but very entertaining reads.
6. Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor (Release Date 27th)
This is without a doubt my most anticipated release of the year.Laini Taylor can seriously do no wrong in my eyes. The Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy is one of my favorite book series ever and I'm so happy that we're finally getting a new book series from her.
7. Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (Release Date September 27th)
I might have to take a sick day on September 27th cause its going to be a glorious day.
8. The Midnight Star by Marie Lu (Release Date: October 11th)
Even though I haven't read The Rose Society yet I really enjoyed The Young Elites and I'm looking forward to see how Lu concludes the book series.
9. Gemina by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff (Release Date: October 18)
I loved Illuminae when I read it earlier this year. It was such a crazy and unexpected ride. The physical book is gorgeous and I can't wait to get my hands on Gemina. I have a review( more like a mad woman rant) on Illuminae if you want to check out. BEWARE OF SPOILERS!
10. Heartless by Marissa Meyer (Release Date: November 8th)
After the Lunar Chronicles I'm excited to see what Meyer does with a retelling on the Queen of Hearts. I'm sure it won't disappoint.
Okay guys so that's the list. I didn't think it would be hard to reduce this to just ten books but it was. There are so many great books still to come. Let me know some of the books you're highly anticipating I'd love to know. Have a great week guys till next time.


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I'm in the very fortunate position of having just purchased a small holiday home in France. Consequently, my wife's attention has turned to furnishing the place and mine has turned to hi-fi. After a great deal of consideration I have come to the conclusion that the only practical solution is to go the digital route and in particular some form of networked system. I will then leave the system in France permanently and update my music files onto a portable USB drive and then onto a NAS drive in the house.
At home I mostly use vinyl and occasionally CDs. My home system consists of Michell GyroDec SE with Origin Live Silver Mk2 arm (rewired to latest spec) and Benz Micro Glider cartridge. This feeds a Lehmann Black Cube with outboard power supply and then a Cyrus Pre VS2, two Cyrus mono Xs and a pair of Wilson Benesch Arcs. The CD player is a Cyrus CD8se with PSXR. Whilst I don't expect to get the same level of performance in France given my budget, I would like to get somewhere near.
My total budget is around £2,000-£2,500 and I do not mind second hand items. My wife is keen on the Naim UnitiQute due to its size and the need for only one box (plus the speakers). We have auditioned this and been very impressed. However, do you have any alternative solutions (I read the Cambridge Audio NP30 review with great interest). I would prefer to buy separates as this will give me the opportunity to upgrade over time.
The main listening room is five metres square and has a ceiling height of five metres. My musical tastes are fairly eclectic but can probably be categorised as acoustic, alternative and electronica. I'm not really into classical, jazz or R&B.
We are fortunate (in hi-fi terms) that we are well away from our neighbours so good amplification and speakers are essential to make the most of this chance to 'turn it up loud'. I would prefer floor standers but this is not set in stone. The digital route is a new one for me so I look forward to your suggestions and advice.
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My wife prefers the Naim UnitiQute server for our house in France ...
...but I prefer separates and wonder about the Cambridge Audio NP30, says Shane Jell.
I think, given your budget, the Naim UnitiQute is a great place to start. It offers high quality streamed music, network functionality and internet radio. Connect it to a NAS drive via an Ethernet cable and you'll get fine results, which are hard to beat at its £1,500 price point. It has a preamp output so later on you can always add a bigger, punchier power amplifier (Naim or otherwise), or even use a better preamp too and just use it as a network/tuner source box (a role it performs admirably). Meanwhile, you need a pair of reasonably efficient modern floorstanders – we'd suggest you think along the lines of Tannoy's Revolution DC6T (£820) or Monitor Audio's Silver RX8 (£1,050). DP
I have come to own two monster Grant G200 mono blocks. For once Google was no help and I have to ask you to please give me some info on these UK designed and built big boys? I think they are rated at 200W RMS. Is that even possible with 4 tubes? Anyway, I am keen to know more about these amps. They will be driving vintage KEF 103.2 Reference speakers as well as Yamaha NS1000s. I hope the pics are of help.
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A Grant 200 tube amplifier uses four output tetrodes in fixed bias to deliver high power, but was for the U.S. market.
Hi Dutch. The Grant G200 was sold mainly in the U.S., not the U.K. You can find info on designer Roy Grant if you Google 'Grant Lumley amplifiers'. So, this being the case we know less than you! If, however, they use four output tubes on each channel, and those tubes are KT88s or 6550s, then the most you can get is 100 Watts, running in Fixed bias and with the HT set very high (this shortens tube life). If there are no bias adjusters then it is an auto-bias design and you can expect 80 Watts with a following wind.
These are quite old amplifiers; I would not expect too much. Your loudspeakers are very good and deserve Quad II-eighties. Try and listen to them if you can. Designed by Tim de Paravicini they have a superb measured performance, right up with the highest modern standards, and great sound quality too, in the 'brisk, speedy' mould. With 80 Watts output they will drive your loudspeakers nicely. NK
Dear Mr Price. I just bought your magazine and read your review of the Logitech Squeezebox Touch, a device I've owned for around 6 months now and I must say how disappointed I was at how misleading and inaccurate I thought your review was. I bought my Squeezebox Touch just before this year's Hi-Fi Wigwam Show, I spoke to two different exhibitors who were using a Squeezebox Touch and who were both very helpful in giving me pointers about how to set up this device together with ideas on where to find out more information on the internet. I must say that my Squeezebox Touch sounds nothing like the device you describe in your review.
There are numerous forums on the internet at which users of the Squeezebox Touch discuss how best to set up this ultimately configurable device. From Logitech's own Squeezebox User Forum to Computer Audiophile and all of the well known Hi-Fi Forums in between. I also found a blog via one forum which offers instructions and the tools to edit the Linux operating system of the Touch. It explains how to set up Squeezebox Server and edit the operating system step by step, without the need for a computer science degree to action the modifications. What the modifications do is disable non essential functions, tweak internal buffers to streamline data flow and disable non essential utilities such as fault logging and other non essential features such as Flickr and anything that interferes with data flow.
The Logitech Squeezebox Touch can be tweaked to improve performance, says Ian Wright.
So far I have :
1. Disabled wi-fi, a known weakness in data flow. Best results are obtained by ethernet connection.
2. Disabled all outputs except digital. I connect my Squeezebox to a Musical Fidelity VDAC which is much more hi-fi than the internal DAC.
3. Set up Squeezebox server on a remote PC so that all unnecessary processing takes place away from the Squeezebox, leaving the Squeezebox to do nothing other than stream data to the DAC.
4. Best sound is had by connecting a USB hard drive directly to the USB port and simply streaming the data out to an external DAC.
It is a no-brainer to find most of information I have about setting up the Squeezebox Touch to audiophile standards. Effectively my Squeezebox Touch now acts in exactly the same way as a CD transport. The results of these modifications improve sound output way beyond its intended standard and make it an audiophile bargain.
Reviewing this device in the way you did by
unboxing it, connecting it to Wi-Fi and assuming that's all there is to it while at the same time comparing it to previous models does it no favours at all and merely scratches the surface of its potential. Every single audio forum I subscribe to has endless articles and discussion threads on how to get the best out of this device. Using it solely as an audio streaming device and connecting it via a passive pre to my Leak Stereo 20 makes my Klipsch Reference 82s sing like never before via digital music. I haven't used my Micromega CD player for months. By streaming audio, jitter is reduced to insignificant levels and because I'm not using a mechanical CD drive mechanism error correction and other digital streaming issues related to mechanical harvesting are all but gone. A very disappointing article Mr Price that shows a distinct lack of research.
Ian Wright
Hi Ian. The review was not misleading – it was a straightforward and accurate appraisal of the Squeezebox Touch. You're right to point out that it's possible to tweak the unit to let it perform better than in its stock form, but the review set out to assess the Touch as an entry level product for computer audio virgins (just as the Touch itself is designed to be). I didn't want to write a network music tweaking feature – it was neither the time nor the place. I am well aware of all the information on the internet about the subject, some of which is excellent. But the review was an entry point into budget computer audio and I didn't want to frighten off many of our readers who regard the subject is impenetrable – it was not the time to start suggesting they get into machine-level Unix programming. It was important to show that the Touch is very easy to use, works well out of the box and won't frighten your family – which is what my review did. DP
Early next year I'm planning on what I'm hoping will be my last upgrade. My current system consists of a Sugden Masterclass CD with Rothwell River interconnects, a Sugden A21a amplifier and an ancient pair of Castle Howards hooked up with equally ancient NVA speaker cable. I'm generally quite happy with the sound of my system but I'm keen to make a major step up in sound quality. I have seen and been seduced by the Meridian Sooloos with it's lush user interface and the benefits of not having to have vast shelves full of CDs. The Meridian DSP5200 active speakers look attractive and are wife friendly in not requiring equipment racks full of industrial looking metal boxes in my living space. I would welcome your views on the Meridian combination and in particular the DSP5200s.
I am also considering alternatives to this combo. What other alternatives are there to the Sooloos that will give the ease of use and a similar level of sound quality? Whilst my own amp is away being fettled by Dr.Sugden my local hi-fi guru has loaned me a Synthesis valve pre/power combination that sounds absolutely wonderful, although it is a little too hairshirt for my taste in that it lacks remote control and anything other than volume and input selector. My guess is that the Synthesis amps could sound significantly better with different speakers and cables. Can you suggest amp (preferably integrated) and speaker combinations that will give similar or better results to the Meridians within my circa £12k budget?
Paul Levett
Should I buy a Meridian Sooloos asks Paul Levett?
Hi Paul – well, it depends on what you want from life! The Sooloos, particularly when partnered by Meridian's DSP series active speakers, is a lovely, all-in-one, user-friendly solution. It's not a super-tweaky mix and match system. Personally I think the latest generation of Meridian active speakers are really beginning to achieve their full potential, sounding tighter and more musical than earlier designs, but there are so many other ways of doing it. As far as sources go, the new Linn Akurate DS gives superb quality streamed music and has a lovely iPad interface via its Kinsky Desktop software App. But whichever source you use, you could pair it up with an MF Audio Passive Preamp with a pair of Icon Audio 845/II tube power amps. This would give you an absolutely breathtaking way to drive, say, a pair of Eminent Technology LTF-8b loudspeakers. This would give a massive soundstage and incredible musicality, but would be bigger and more cumbersome. Substitute a single box – a Musical Fidelity AMS35i integrated for example – and it's easier to use with remote control, and plus a sort of 'Sugden on steroids' clarity and bite. Pair up a deep, dark, velvety pair of Quad 2805s and you're in clover, with a classic combination that's more transparent and expansive than the Meridians! Frankly, for this sort of outlay, you need a dealer. Spend a few days travelling around listening to different combinations and see what takes your fancy. DP


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To the moon Alice; I remember it very well.Loved the show,Ralph drove a city bus,Ed worked in the sewer,man that had to be a crappy job?
Loved this James.....haha
I sure do remember the honeymooners....haha
I wonder how many times he said....To the moon, Alice
Thanks for the humor.
I've been collecting moons for 25 years - this one will be up with my favorite.
Thanks James
i am definatly not to young. and it was funny.
I think its great.
To the moooooon, Alice!
Thanks James it's great!I've seen a few Honeymooners on cable and it's funny.You no what i thought of next;MTV.Remember the old spacemen planting the MTV flag on the moon.That was the 80's(back when record albums and cassettes were the thing)and MTV didn't have any commercials then.Now i can't find videos on there anymore,lol.See ya later:)
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Trading Strategies: COT Strategy Report
COT Trading Strategies – The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC publishes the report of Commitments of Traders (COT) every Friday. The COT measures the net long and short positions taken by speculators and traders traders. It also includes data on the following currency pairs: USD / CAD, USD / CHF, GBP / USD, USD / JPY, EUR / USD, AUD / USD, RUB / USD, MXN / USD, BRL / USD and NZD / USD . It is considered that the use of the data reported on the number of positions of "smart money" taken in a given pair, the operator can skew currency chances of winning in your favor.
The report contains a large set of features based on five classes of operators:
- Distributors / Intermediaries (Dealer / Intermediary) – banks, brokers and distributors.
- Asset Manager / Institutional (Asset managers / Institutional) – hedge funds, ETF, large investors.
- Leveraged Funds, ie leveraged funds – private equity managers.
- Other Reportable (Reportable Other) – other operators, especially investors who need not cover risks.
- Nonreportable (Nonreportables) – everyone else.
If you want to follow some category of operators, you should definitely choose Distributors or Asset Managers as these two categories include the "smart money", the seller of the futures market. The easiest way is to buy a currency pair when the number of long-term contracts Distributor rises and the number of short-term falls. Of course, there are many possible modifications based on the addition of some other categories in the formula or the use of additional market data for inputs or outputs.
The results of backtesting more than thirty strategies based on the CoT reports have shown that most of these strategies provide a positive edge in the long-term perspective. the most consistent strategy is presented below.
Buy and Sell with Distributors / Operators Intermediaries : CoT Trading Strategies
Surprisingly, but the most straightforward interpretation of the COT report yields a profitable exit in all major currency pairs except the AUD / USD, although with significant over almost 8 years drawdowns.
Characteristics: CoT Trading Strategies
- It is a statistically proven system.
- It only takes a few minutes a week.
- unlimited potential to develop the CoT reports based strategy.
- significant periods of decline (especially after the global financial crisis of 2008).
- Operating mode "always in the market".
- Profitability levels are not as high.
How to Trade?
The rules are fairly simple:
- Buy when the number of long positions Distributor rises compared to the previous report and the number of short positions fall compared to the previous report.
- Sell when the number of long positions Distributor falls compared to the previous report and the number of short positions is elevated compared to the previous report.
- If both the number of long positions and the number of short increases or decreases simultaneously trading signal is not generated. The current position is kept open.
After running the first inning, the strategy remains in the market all the time.
It is easy to execute this strategy. Each COT report has a separate field for changes in positions compared to the previous report, so there is no need to calculate anything. You can quickly check all 7 major currency pairs and execute the respective inputs and outputs.
No stop-loss, take-profit or any additional output condition. The above position is closed when a new position is introduced in the opposite direction. The position size does not increase when a new CoT report shows an input signal in the same direction.
Examples of CoT Trading Strategies
Following the example of five operations carried out during the summer of 2012 based on the strategy to follow Distributors and Operators positions shown intermediaries.
The first entry is a short signal generated on July 6, 2012. The following COT report shows the reason for the entry. The report data are valid from July 3, 2012. We are interested only in the positions of Distributor / Intermediary (ie "smart money"). The currency we are looking at is Euro, which means that the data are for the EUR / USD. Changes in long and short positions Distributor / Intermediary reported compared to the previous report (published last week).
The position closes on Friday, July 13, 2012, when the report with data for July 10 is published. He shows the increase in long contracts and falling short, which is a signal to buy (the first positions are long , the latter are short , and the latter are spreading , but are not used in this strategy).
The CoT report published on July 20 shows that the number of long contracts and the number of short increase compared to the previous report. This means that the position is held open for one more week.
The long position lasts two weeks as closes on July 27 with data for July 24th . The short position is opened instead of long.
On August 3, when the report on the July 31 data is available, only the short position is confirmed:
Friday, August 10 , both sides of the contracts rise for EUR / USD, which is not sufficient to justify the termination of the current short position:
On August 17 ends this short trade as the long positions Distributors grow while their short bets are falling. The long position is opened immediately.
Survive for a week, the next CoT report reverses the situation:
There are some important precautions to consider to operate with the CoT reports:
- Do not forget to change the long and short positions for pairs of inverted currency (USD / CAD, USD / JPY, USD / CHF and USD / NZD).
- Although the backtest of this strategy in the AUD / USD has shown a negative result, we must take into account all major as a portfolio and not exclude the AUD / USD from it.
- Remember, TOCs reports collect data on the positions of traders every Tuesday of every week, and the public on Friday at 15:30 ET.
- Sometimes, reports were postponed due to holidays or unexpected interruptions in the work of the CFTC website. The operator decides whether to use the report data to operate postponed or will ignore them.
- The reports contain data corresponding to positions in USD / MXN, USD / BRL, USD / RUB and XAU / USD (Gold), but backtest results were very inaccurate for these instruments and were omitted from this strategy. You could try to trade with them at your own risk, which mainly originates from higher spreads.


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I am working with a customer that has a control system that is using a Wonderware like software called Taylor Industrial Software that is being used as an HMI interface to a Modicon 984 PLC.
They are wanting to upgrade the PLC to a Quantum 140 CPU 113 02 PLC system. The current system is communicating via Modbus Plus through a Bridge Mux (NW-BM85-000). They would like to leave the existing Taylor Software in place and just swap out the PLC. I am concerned that this older software may have issues talking to the Quantum Processor.
What I know about the Taylor Industrial Software is that it must be DOS based as it is currently running on a Win 95 machine that when they tried to upgrade the windows software the Taylor software quit working. They Taylor software is not Y2K compliant as when the PC is set to the current date the Taylor Software will quit working.
I know you will tell me to just upgrade the software. Well, the reason for the PLC upgrade is to interface it to a new DCS system that is being installed. But, they would like to retain the existing Taylor Software during the transition, I also think that there may be some internal plant politics at work.
If I can give them a definitive answer one way or the other that would really help.
So my question is, Does anyone have any experience with this Taylor Industrial Software and do you think it will work with a Quantum 140 CPU 113 02 processor through Modbus Plus??
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The old Taylor stuff is still around, huh? I know that the Taylor system came out in the 1980's. The original program was definitely DOS-based and no longer available. But I was very surprised to see that the Taylor Industrial Software company is alive and well in Edmonton, Canada, with products for Windows systems. Perhaps it is possible to update the old DOS-based Taylor system.
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Seeing as Taylor is still around, I'd try to get a satement from them on the issue of it working with the Quantum. If there is screwy plant politics going on, try to keep your nose clean as much as possible. (sounds like a typical auto plant, internal groups bickering amongst themselves).
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|August 10th, 2006, 05:29 PM
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Thanks for the feedback, I found a website for them but was not sure if it was the same Taylor. My understanding was that Taylor had gotten sold to Total Control and then Total Control was bought by General Electric. It also appears that Modicon bought the software that was associated with their products somewhere along the way.
Thanks again!
Thanks for your feedback. I will contact Taylor to see if they can give me some sort of feedback about the software. Yeah as far as those plant politics I just stay out of that, I try to keep a neutral position and let the plants figure that stuff out themselves.
Thanks again!
|August 11th, 2006, 09:06 AM
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If I remember right the software was in multiple pieces.
The Taylor Waltz (soft PLC) and Process Windows (MMI for Waltz) went to GE for technology to be rolled into Cimplicity (don't think it worked out that way. They just tried to convert the users).
The Modicon programming software ProNXT went to Modicon to support the older 984 platform and relay ladder for the quantum series.
Of course all this was quite some time ago and it has been quite awhile since I have used those products so I am sure I messed up something.
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Hi Brad,
We've upgraded a few 984 systems to Quantum 140 CPU 113 02's with various legacy HMI's connected via Modbus+, both DOS & Win based and not had any problems with the Quantum <> HMI comms.
AFAIK the implementation of Modbus+ on the Quantum is identical to that on the 984's.
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|August 14th, 2006, 12:32 PM
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Thanks that makes me feel better knowing that you have had success with this type of upgrade.
A follow-up to the previous comments. I contacted Taylor Software in Canada and they did say that they were the same company, but that they were no longer associated with that division and could not help me. He did say that I should try GE Fanuc as they were the ones that ultimately ended up with the software package. My personal experience with GE on stuff like this that they have bought is that they are unwilling to support it or answer any questions about it. We had some Total Control equipment in a plant that I used to work in and they gave us nothing but a complete run-around on our issues. We ultimately ended up getting rid of the Total Control equipment and replacing with Allen Bradley Panelviews.
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From one simple batch of cookie dough, you can make an endless variety of cookies. This recipe easily doubles. For each of the add-ins listed below, use one half of the single recipe or one fourth of the double recipe.
Basic Creamed Dough
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Makes about 1 ½ pounds, or about 40 cookies)
Single Recipe
14 tablespoons butter, softened
1 cup sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla or almond extract
2 cups flour
½ teaspoon salt
Double Recipe
28 tablespoons
2 cups sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla or almond extract
4 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
In bowl of electric mixer, cream the butter and the sugar until light and fluffy. Add the beaten egg. Sift together the flour, baking powder. Add the dry mixture to the creamed mixture and beat until just combined.
Add in suggested ingredients. Bake in a preheated 375º oven for about 10 minutes or until firm and golden brown. Remove from the pan onto cooling rack and cool completely.
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Chocolate Dough: Substitute ½ cup cocoa powder for ¼ cup flour.
Rich dough (suitable for piping): add 2 tablespoons butter and 1 egg yolk.
Swirls: Make one batch plain, one batch chocolate. Roll flat. Top Plain with chocolate and roll jellyroll fashion. Slice.
To ½ single batch or ¼ double batch add:
½ cup nuts, candied fruit, chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, white chocolate chips, macadamia nuts, toffee bits (everyone's favorite), or dried cranberries.
Roll into balls and make jam thumbprints or add chocolate kiss.
Add 1 tablespoon bourbon or other liquor.
Replace extract with rose water, orange extract, lemon extract, etc.
Glaze cookies with royal icing tinted and flavored (pink color with rose water; green color with mint, etc.)
Add 1 teaspoon spice (apple pie spice, pumpkin pie spice, cinnamon, cardamom, etc.)
Pipe in cookie press.
Dip in chocolate.
Roll in nuts.
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Make a double batch, set aside. Make second chocolate batch in same mixer, so you won't dirty it twice.
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I am working, really! It's just that I came across something else I'd been saving, and I realized that needed to do something with it or pitch it. Soooooo, what's a few more minutes? Besides, I figured out that I'll have most of tomorrow to do this nasty task of schlepping my stuff out of here, since I work the morning shift at Starbucks and will be home by 9:30 am!
This card was an experiment to see if I could produce a different feel with the same layout, just by changing up the color scheme. The card on the right is by Trina Caraway, fellow SU! demonstrator. Thanks, Trina! I got it in a swap and saved it because I liked how clean and simple the layout was. With Valentine's Day coming and the pinks and reds that will require, I wanted to change it up for next weekend's SAS. I pivoted 180 degrees from where I picked up this card front and saw my current InColor Collection. Since they all coordinate with each other, and I needed 4 colors, I chose Baja Breeze, Kiwi Kiss, Riding Hood Red, and Tangerine Tango.
The BB strip is .5" x 4 1/8", the RHR strip is 1.75" x 4 1/8", and the TT almost square is 2.5" x 2.75". The base is the standard 4.25" x 11", scored at 5.5" The image is from Fun & Fast Notes, and I colored it using my blender pen and pads. Easy peesy lemon squeezy!
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To me, this is like taking the glass, breaking it, gluing it back together with a few pieces missing, and putting in the water while it's upside down. In other words, it's freaking hard to understand how someone could see a silver lining out of being an alcoholic. But, see it - and celebrate it - she did.
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Many of you have signed up for information on the Master Cleanse! We do the Master Cleanse together as a group three times per year and we are doing the kick off Master Cleanse for 2013.
In your New Year's resolutions did you include eating better? Losing weight? Cleansing? Here is your invite to join us!
The Master Cleanse Pre-Cleanse coaching, Day 1 is tomorrow, January 8, 2013 at 9:00 PM Eastern Standard Time. You can join us by clicking the link, www4.gotomeeting.com/join/722703439
You also have the option to call in, simply Dial (805) 309-0011. The Access Code is 722-703-439, the Meeting ID is 722-703-439.
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January 8th Pre Cleanse coaching Day 1
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January 10th 9pm EST Master Cleanse coaching Day 1. You will drink your Laxative Herb tea that evening after the webinar and Monday we start, Day 1 of the cleanse. Each night we will learn another aspect of the cleanse, what to expect, why you feel the way you do, weight loss in general and how to come off the cleanse safely!
If this is your first time cleansing with us and you want to watch a video or two, go to my Master Cleanse playlist. I included the link below. Note: Get cayenne pepper powder, NOT the capsules. I talk about the capsules in the video, but I do the cleanse strictly by the book now, so get the powder!
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If you have any questions at all, there are a lot of places to reach me. Go to the website at www.PammTurner.com There you will find the Facebook cleansing link, the youtube channel link and my blog PammTurnerBodyCoach is there. You can leave me a message on any of those sites but I live on Facebook so that is where I will look first! Also on Fb you have other cleansers and we all encourage each other.
I am really looking forward to working with you and taking this journey together. Some of you have already begun the Master Cleanse, but I love cleansing with friends, so just know we will be joining you shortly! Stay encouraged!
Look forward to seeing you on the call tomorrow night!