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I just updated the lights on my tool trailer from older bulb style to led. My signals & brakes work but my. Driving lights don't at all. I tested the connection to the led and I'm getting power. Ok. Its three wires. White-ground. Red-blink&brake. & black-driving lights. I tested red & black by them selfs straight to the battery and they work but when wired on trailer Im not getting my driving lights. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
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I think you might have the signals wired to the parking lights and the brakes wired to the brake light. Normally when people go from regular bulbs to LED the complaint is that they can't get the brake and turns to both work.
The issue stems from LED lights being diodes and only working when the current flows in one direction. The way that normal trailer lights are wired is with the Right Signal and Brake wires going to either side of the bright bulb filament. When the brakes are on the brake wire goes +12V and current flows through the bulb and down the signal wire which is 0V. When the signal is ON the current flows the opposite direction. And when the brake is ON and the turn is ON the bulb goes dark when there is +12V on both wires and bright when the signal is in the off half of the cycle. If you pay attention you will find that when the indicator on the dash is ON the tail light is off when the brakes are ON but they are both on at the same time when the brakes are off.
To make the LED work the same way you need a diode bridge. The bridge requires 4 diodes for each tail light. It is built by soldering a diode pointing in and another pointing out to both the brake wire and the signal wire. Then solder the two diodes that point out to the LED wire for the bright lights and the two pointing in go to the negative LED wire. Then the parking light wire goes to the LED wire for the dim lights. The parking light will do dark when the flasher is dark and the brakes are on, but that shouldn't be a problem. The parking light will be on an other time.
You can get the diodes for your bridges at a Radio Shack.
Check your grounds! Ground at the light, ground from trailer to plug, ground from plug to truck. A lot of trailers don't even have the ground wire hooked up, they say it grounds through the metal ball. Put a ohm meter on the rusty ball on a recieve hitch and see how good the ground is. Like Ferbtj said, led's are diodes, power can only go throuh them one way. a regular bulb can have power go either way and when there is a bad ground the power can back feed through the other light and work. Thats why some trailers have brake lights that work until the running lights are turned on then they act up and one or the other work but not both."The only source of knowledge is experience." Albert Einstein


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Periphery — "Racecar" (Periphery, 2010)
After The Burial — "My Frailty" (In Dreams, 2010)
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Dingus Khan
July 30, 2013 at 4:28pm
I love Cafo an amazing song and i love AAL,but it is an 8 string song. I saw them on slaughter on Friday and the fact that the description says "Tosin may be better known for rocking the eight-string these days, but "CAFO" from Animals as Leaders' eponymous debut is as fine an example of seven-string mastery" makes this list that much worse.
May 19, 2013 at 7:25am
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May 15, 2013 at 7:12am
simplemente el momento perfecto para una cancion, korn rompio con una estructura en los 90, despues de nirvana, korn rompio un esquema en cuanto a sonido, composicion, ritmica, melodias (peuqeñas, pero melodias al fin). Cuando salio " blind" todos se preguntaban como hacian para sonar de esa manera, como lo lograban? es por todo esto que cre que esta bien posicionado el Nº1... Y para el que decia que no tenian idea de las guitarras de 7 cuerdas, diseñaron una de las guitarras de 7 cuerdas mas versatiles... (si lo dice Steve Vai)
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May 14, 2013 at 6:00am
What the fudgsicle?
Oh, sorry, I didn't see the "ROCK" in front of "Guitar World" and had thought it was a magazine for ALL guitarists and not just rockers & metalheads (no disrespect to either).
Seriously, the name of the magazine should be changed.
June 08, 2013 at 11:16am
With all due respect to those players and to you, guitar is made popular in rock and metal, and, thusly, I think it's fair to say most guitar players are rock/metalheads. Yes, some of the best guitarists ever weren't rockers or metalheads (Django Reinhardt, Andrés Segovia, etc.), but it's safe to say that most are, and most are attracted to the instrument, or learned of it, through rock/metal
May 13, 2013 at 10:42pm
Trivium seriously does not get enough credit for Shogun. Even they don't give themselves enough credit for that album. They made it and didn't even make a big deal about how they totally mastered the 7 string and used it in the late 2000's neo-thrash/metalcore scene. IMO they, and everyone else, should give them credit for how different(and difficult to play as a band) that album was
May 13, 2013 at 4:46pm
where's Unearth? Zombie Autopilot, Lie to Purify, The March, The Charm? there all classics!!!
January 05, 2013 at 2:18pm
Once again, a "top 10" liat gone horribly wrong! No "Edgecrusher" or "Linchpin" by Fear Factory? How about "Down from the Sky" or "Throes of Perdition" by Trivium? Perhaps "Headstrong" by Trapt? Damnit! This wasn't a bad list, but it could have been better (in my humble opinion).
December 10, 2012 at 11:31am
Maestro Alex Gregory does not approve of this list!
December 03, 2012 at 7:13pm
I find it funny that there is a quote of Vai talking about Jazz guitarists using 7 string guitars. When George Van Eps was using them probably around the time Vai was born.
I agree that BLIND is one killer 7 string song. Probably still my favorite song from them. I still remember the first time I heard that low end chunk come through my tv speakers on Headbangers Ball. Oh that was an ear opener.
Morbid Angel 'God of Emptiness' is and will always be my favorite song from them. Trey just makes that guitar sound so damn heavy. Not even Meshuggah can match up to that song.
December 03, 2012 at 4:06pm
Danny H-- true a cheese string would be useless. Hilarious visual. To me the seventh string would be a dangerous string and I would have to mute it a lot on most songs. Great players like Broderick for Megadeth can handle 7 strings. Most of us normal people would look foolish.
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Sorry to be the hater here, but none of these songs would make the top 250 of any rock/metal lists. Look at the ads to the side. This an article just written to sell 7 string guitars. None of these song would make the top 250 of any rock/metal lists. I will give my approval to the players --Korn, Petrucci, Vai, Satriani but not the guitar or any of these songs.
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December 03, 2012 at 2:27pm
I disagree with this list; Too little KoRn, "AAS", oh and TriViuM as well. :P
Let the hate commence, but I know I'm right. ;)
November 30, 2012 at 7:00pm
I'm surprised that there was no mention of Uli Jon Roth and his 7-string Sky Guitar which was designed in the mid-80s and has been used on all of his albums since 1984's Beyond The Astral Skies.
November 30, 2012 at 6:27pm
I never really thought much of 7 strings until I heard Nevermore. I still wasn't really into them though... Until I've heard Tyr for the first time! I've never heard anything so cool! Now I'm totally thinking about buying one...
November 30, 2012 at 5:38pm
wheres white chapel
December 02, 2012 at 2:06pm
Not on here cuz they suck
November 30, 2012 at 5:35pm
Surprised Racecar by Periphery wasn't on here.
November 30, 2012 at 4:07pm
Love 7 strings now. Not crazy about the typical vocal styles that go with them, but other wise awesome
November 30, 2012 at 5:35pm
I recommend you check out Scale the Summit, they play 7-string instrumentals much akin to some of the music on the list.
November 30, 2012 at 3:30pm
What is the bridge in the picture? Never seen one like that.
November 30, 2012 at 3:22pm
pearlj10's comment is further proof of how useless the natural selection is.
November 30, 2012 at 2:51pm
This list is further proof of how useless a seven string guitar is. Thanks for the update.
November 30, 2012 at 5:05pm
In what way are 7-strings useless? You can get lower notes with a 7th string, and that is not useless...if the string were made of cheese....that would be useless.
Btw Guitar World...Shogun (Trivium) definitely needs to be on this list cause even if you're not a fan of the growly vocal bits, the rest of the song is just amazing :P
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- Territory: Twin Cities
- Hometown: Columbia Heights, MN
- High School: Totino-Grace
- College: 2008 CSB/SJU graduate
- Major/Minor: Nutrition/Exercise Science and Sports Studies
College Activities: I was on the CSB volleyball team all four years and was named captain my senior year. I worked in the admission office as a telecommunications assistant for three years and served as supervisor my senior year. I was involved in the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and did some volleyball recruitment. I also participated in intramural volleyball, basketball, and softball. In addition to my activities at CSB/SJU, I coached Junior Olympic volleyball in Sartell, MN all four years.
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- Movies: Harry Potter series, Transformers 1&2, The Dark Knight, Pan's Labyrinth, Finding Nemo, Braveheart, Pirates of the Caribbean 1-3, Dumb & Dumber, Kill Bill Volumes 1&2, plus countless others considering I LOVE movies!
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Edge of Tomorrow 3D
Lt. Col. Bill Cage is an officer who has never seen a day of combat when he is unceremoniously dropped into what amounts to a suicide mission. Killed within minutes, Cage now finds himself inexplicably thrown into a time loop - forcing him to live out the same brutal combat over and over, fighting and dying again - and again. But with each battle, Cage becomes able to engage the adversaries with increasing skill, alongside Special Forces warrior Rita Vrataski. And, as Cage and Rita take the fight to the aliens, each repeated encounter gets them one step closer to defeating the enemy.
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BELLINGHAM, MA- Sandra L. (Shelley) Speroni, 69, of Bellingham, died Mon. Aug. 19, 2013. She was the wife of Paul L. Speroni.
In addition to her husband Paul of 50 years, she is survived by one son; Rev. Bryan K. Speroni and his wife Pamela of Pascoag, RI; one daughter; Shelley A. and her husband Rev. Richard B. Mosher of Bellingham, 9 grandchildren, and 5 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services Saturday August 24, 2013 at 10 AM in the Bellingham Bible Baptist Church, 365 Hartford Ave. Rt. 126, Bellingham, MA.
Visiting hours Friday August 23 from 4-8 PM in the Buma-Sargeant Funeral Home, 42 Congress St., Milford, MA.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Missions Fund, c/o Bellingham Bible Baptist Church, 365 Hartford Ave, Bellingham, MA 02019.
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Eleven Fairfax County musicians are winners of the Washington Performing Arts Society�s 41st annual Joseph and Goldie Feder String Competition, which took place March 23 and 24 at the University of the District of Columbia.
The competition allows aspiring, local string musicians in grades six through 12 to earn cash scholarships, music lessons and tuition remission to prominent summer music festivals.
Seventy students from Virginia, Maryland and D.C. participated in this year�s competition. The judges for violin and viola were Olivia Hajioff and Marc Ramirez. Vasily Popov judged cello and bass.
These are the Fairfax County winners:
�Tutorial Study Winner, $600 to be used for instruction on her instrument: Linda Lin, violin, Floris Elementary School;
�Aspiring, Violin/Viola, $175 first prize: Lin; $50 third prize: Grace Sambora, Flint Hill School;
�Aspiring, Cello/Bass, $50 third prize: Gabrielle Li, Floris;
�Intermediate, Violin/Viola, $150 second prize: Mabelle Young-Eun Park, Westbriar Elementary; $50 honorable mention: Sarah Slate, Hunters Woods Elementary School for Arts and Sciences;
�Intermediate, Cello/Bass, $150 second prize: Seungha Lee, Lake Braddock Secondary School.
�Advanced, Violin/Viola, $50 honorable mention: Shankar Balasubramanian, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology; Jackie Lin, Centreville High School; and Fedor Ouspensky, South Lakes High School;
�Advanced, Cello/Bass, $350 first prize: Jungwook Choo, Thomas Jefferson; $150 third prize: Didi Park, Thomas Jefferson.
The winners will receive their awards April 13 at the Washington Conservatory of Music in Bethesda, Md.
The Feder competition has enriched the lives of young musicians more than 40 years. The awards are funded, in part, by the D.C. Commission on the Arts & Humanities, an agency supported in part by National Endowment for the Arts.
Herndon Scouts tutor for Silver
Cadettes from Herndon Girl Scout Troop 1372, looking for ways to earn their Silver Award, developed a tutoring service — Rocket Learning — 18 months ago. The girls have been tutoring kindergarteners through fifth-graders in math and English, using educational games and worksheets.
The Cadettes — Becca Goughnour, Cassidy Thompson, Haley Disinger, Jasmine King, Katherine Kelly, Makayla Jackson, Rini Sarkhel and Sarah Otih — also help students with their homework. Most of the students� parents are enrolled in the English as a Second Language program at Holy Cross Lutheran Church.
The girls have been tutoring their students for two hours on Mondays evenings, even during the summer. Scouts must devote 50 hours to a project to qualify for the Silver Award.
Military salutesAir Force Capt. Jason Jarecke has arrived for duty as a health facilities officer architect assigned to the Air Force Medical Support Agency at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Jarecke, son of Robert Jarecke of Alexandria and Linda Dewey of Eagle, Neb., received a bachelor�s degree in 1992 from St. Johns University in Collegeville, Minn. He also earned a master�s degree in 2005 from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Amos Yi has enrolled in the Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps program at Virginia Military Institute. Upon graduation and completion of ROTC military science courses at VMI, he will receive a bachelor's degree and a commission of second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
Yi, son of John and Hee Yi of Springfield, is a 2010 graduate of West Springfield High School.
AYPO application deadline
American Youth Philharmonic Orchestra accepts musicians as old as 21 on strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion and harp. Applicants should have at least two years of experience on the instrument and be enrolled in private lessons. AYPO accepts applicants based on musical ability.
Full and partial scholarships are available.
Applicants should check the AYPO website for audition requirements, excerpts and schedule. Applicants will be notified by email 10 days prior to the audition date as to the specific time for his or her audition, as well as the location and directions.
Complete and submit the application with a nonrefundable $40 fee by Monday. For more, call 703-642-8052, email email@example.com or visit www.aypo.org.
McLean teen award application deadline
Nominations are being accepted for the annual McLean Citizens Association Teen Character Awards. To be eligible to apply for these awards, students must live
�In McLean ZIP codes 22101 or 22102, or
�In a neighborhood that feeds into McLean or Langley high schools, or,
�In an area served by the MCA.
This award recognizes ages 13 to 19 with exceptional ethical and compassionate character who have "contributed significantly to the welfare of a family or community member and who inspire other teenagers to demonstrate exemplary behavior toward their families and neighbors."
Nomination forms are available at the McLean Community Center and at McLean-area middle and high schools. They also can be downloaded at www.mcleancitizens.org. Nominations are due by April 21.
Herndon Fortnightly scholarship deadline
The Herndon Fortnightly Club is accepting applications for one-year scholarships to individuals living in the greater Herndon area. Past recipients of Fortnightly scholarships are not eligible.
Candidates should be accepted for entrance or enrolled in an educational institution before applying. Qualifying coursework includes under-graduate college level, post graduate, continuing education and coursework required for re-entering the work force.
Candidates should write a one-page letter, without attachments, explaining why the scholarship is needed; what career goals are being pursued; and what academic institution has or will provide acceptance. Also included should be comments relating to activities, community service and academic standing.
The letter with the applicant�s name, address and phone number should be sent to Scholarships, c/o The Herndon Fortnightly Club, P.O. Box 55, Herndon, VA20172-0055. Application letters must be received by May 24.


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The Elk County Commissioners have publicly endorsed the implementation of a Marcellus Shale impact fee on each unconventional gas well in Pennsylvania.
"We had met with Senator [Joe] Scarnati and we were voicing our concerns for the human service side of this and they're going to be hit with this Marcellus Shale and housing, that part could be problematic," said Elk County Commissioner June H. Sorg. "I know a lot of folks are concerned about that and other programs of interest.
"I felt that it was important to start supporting an impact fee because there are things that are going to happen to our county, as well as municipalities, and the money isn't going to be available. We felt it was important to get behind this."
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Threads: Not sure if this mashup will clear Threadless approval, but it's certainly fun fan art for Avengers/Adventure Time aficionados.
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What is the standard width for a website in pixels or where are statistics?
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Google Analytics records the visitor's screen resolutions. You can easily create a custom report to check what are the common screen sizes of your visitors. Here are stats (top 15) for my website for May 2013:
The stats vary from site to site depending on the type of traffic it receives so design accordingly. I myself prefer fluid designs with percentage width, 1000px
It's helpful to know how popular screen resolutions are and then based your template based on general use by the majority... Personally I recommend using Responsive Design - that way your site works for all devices and all resolutions.
As from January 2013.
Given that most of today's widescreen monitors have a resolution of "1440x900" or wider, I would think that a 1280-pixel wide is becoming more the "standard" especially when it comes to displaying images.
NOTE: 1280-pixel wide was the width of many older 4:3 ratio 17-inch and 19-inch screens.
I made a little test last year using Google Analytics to find out what are average inner browser widths and height (what users actually see).
960 pixels is the best width for sites
As others have said, there is no standard to this type of thing. Although, here are a few tips that will either make or brake your website:
I've always used either percentages or a worst-case-scenario build: smallest screen resolution that you're going to commonly come across is 800x600, and even that is rare. Anything below that is probably on a mobile device. 775px width is a good medium to use, or simply 80% if you know for a fact your website will still have appeal when it is scaled out to a larger screen. Most common problems is that the text content (When scaled out to 1600px widths) seems empty and short. Having your website to 775px width will fix that, however it might not look good with massive open space on either side.
NEVER make your users scroll to the left or right. Cutting off content of the sides is the quickest way to lose potential customers or readers.
Have your navigation somewhere near the top or in a place to where users don't need to scroll to find it.
And just a content tip; either have high graphics/low information or high information/low graphics. Trying to combine both of them always looks terrible.
I am surprised that no one else has thought to mention browser size by google.
As for standards:
80% of viewers can handle up to 1000px width, but the ones that can handle more than 1000px width often don't. With wide screen monitors many people will align their windows to half the screen. Now that Win7 supports drag-n-dock, it's likely it will become even more popular.
As for height: your first impression to the user is at the top of the page up to around ~600px. However, most users know and expect content to fall "below the fold" and are willing and able to scroll.
If you want to go wider than 1000px, I'd highly recommend a fluid layout so that users on netbooks and smaller screens can still see the content properly.
~960px tends to be a standardized width, but really it depends on the content and the style.
960 pixels is the most that's safe, as it works on a 1024x768 screen and leaves room for the scrollbar, and also works on an iPhone in landscape mode (because it pixel doubles its 480x320 screen to an effective 960x640, and doesn't have a scrollbar).
I think , it depends to content of website .
For example if you don't need any sidebar, etc, and if you like minimal designs , you can set webpages width to 500px.
So, i don't believe (and don't like) standart about web layout's sizes.
There is no standard, despite most developers assume 1024x768 as standard.
There is a CSS grid system named 960grid which assumes the body width as 960px, then breaks columns in 96 columns with 10px, or 80 with 12px.
The problem is: PC screens are getting bigger and bigger always, slowly in some regions but are.
In the other hand, at tech-tops, you have smaller screens in mobile devices and netbooks.
Dealing with this reallity can be painful. There is CSS Media Queries to the rescue. Alternatively, you can use tag link (with rel handheld) to provide an alternative version to mobile devices.
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There isn't really such a thing as standard, and the statistics are entirely dependent on target demographics. Aiming at technical people will generally result in better hardware and higher resolutions, less technical the reverse. But then there are phones, netbooks etc which have significantly lower resolutions than the norm in most cases.
For reference I usually assume a minimum of 1024x768 now.
In any case here are some: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_display.asp http://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php
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A breathtaking display of the beauty of the ocean! From the lens of legendary surfing photographer Woody Woodworth comes "Sky Spirit", one of the most beautiful Pacific Coast images you will ever see. From the foamy surf receding from the rocky point, to the wispy white clouds high in the stratosphere, to the setting sun lighting the horizon a brilliant shade of orange, this is a true work of art for your wall!
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The sweet charm of Falcon Enamelware has a distinctly British bend—after all, it's been a part of English kitchens for many decades. This set of five pie tins includes the original Falcon design that started it all, in four sizes for feeding a crowd or serving individual portions of your favorite sweet and savory recipes. Each one is made with fine porcelain fused onto heavy-gauge steel, making it a lightweight, durable piece that's basically unbreakable. As they say in the UK: "Brilliant!"
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The new Samsung WEP490 Bluetooth headset features ,a status LED indicator, echo cancellation, noise reduction and automatic volume control.It supports talk time of up to 6 hours and stand-by time of up to 10 hours.Samsung WEP490 Bluetooth features a single mic with wind noise reduction & echo cancelling technology. This headset offers style and function at a great value.
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I'm looking for "soft sounding" strings for my five-string Fender bass (American Deluxe V). Default Fender strings are not for me, unfortunately. What kind of strings can give me this sound?
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If, by soft, you mean less bright, then flat wound strings might be for you. I'd recommend Thomastik Jazz Flats, a little expensive, but they last a very long time. They sound wonderful, with a kind of throaty, singing voice, with just the right amount of thump, and more sustain than any other brand I tried. They made my cheap accoustic fretless bass sound much more doghousey. On my Fender Precision they sounded like James-Jamerson-meets-Mick-Karn, if that makes any sense. HTH.


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Round 1
19 holes, working in open 17 and open 18, but extending 18 to the open 14 pin (a probable par 5). TO DO THIS, WE MIGHT NEED TO START AT 9:45
Round 2
18 holes. 1-16 are the same as 1st round, then 17 short and 18 trailer hole.
I'd like to make the total $$ on ctps/LPs to be 25. That would mean 1-16 for both rounds, and 17 long, 18, and 19 would be for the first round, and 17 short and 18 trailer would be for the second round. Double $$ ctp's would be 4, 18 trailer (1 round), 15. There will be a second-closest-to-the-pin awarded on a hole, though I haven't decided which.
7, 10, 11, 16, both rounds (If I move 10's teepad, then it'll probably be a ctp
17 long, 19 longlong first round
Also, I'm considering "prizes" for the farthest traveled to get to the tournament and worst shot observed by at least 3 people. I have a few other ideas brewing as well.


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'Prophet': The Barbarian Space Opera You Should Already Be Reading
One of my favorite genres in comics is the space opera. There have obviously been great space operas in television, books, and movies, but to me there's something about the medium of comic books that makes it especially effective for the genre, particularly when in the hands of Europeans, or at least European-style artists. Moebius, Enki Bi


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About LIM College
LIM College to Launch Master of Professional Studies Degree Program in Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management
Program designed to meet industry's evolving needs - can be completed online
LIM College has received approval from the New York State Board of Regents to launch a Master of Professional Studies (MPS) degree program in Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management.
The 30-credit program is designed to provide students who hold bachelor's degrees in fields other than fashion with comprehensive knowledge that will allow them to pursue successful careers in the areas of merchandising and retail management. Full-time students will complete the program, which includes an internship, in three semesters throughout one calendar year.
Ideal for professionals who seek an accelerated graduate degree and career support to make a transition into the fashion industry, LIM College plans to begin MPS classes in January of 2013. The program will also be able to be completed online.
According to Elizabeth S. Marcuse, President of LIM College, "The MPS program was developed specifically with the industry's evolving needs in mind. With the global expansion of domestic and international retailers, manufacturers, and distributors, as well as the rapid growth of advanced technologies, the outlook for career opportunities in fashion merchandising and retail management is robust."
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The Bible
News about The Bible, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Apr. 16, 2015
Republicans in Tennessee House vote to make the Bible the official state book, disregarding constitutional concerns and the advice of party's leadership. MORE
Dec. 19, 2014
Ken Johnson Critic's Notebook column looks at current exhibitions of two most celebrated examples of medieval Bibles; notes that Crusader Bible, made in Paris in 1240s and on view at Morgan Library & Museum, is vastly different from 12th-century tome Winchester Bible, which is on display at Metropolitan Museum of Art. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Oklahoma-based Green family, which owns Hobby Lobby chain, is planning to build Bible museum on site of Washington Design Center near National Mall; proposed museum is scheduled to open in 2017, and raises concerns it will be more about evangelizing than educating. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Archaeologists have used radiocarbon dating to determine that camels were first domesticated in Israel in last third of 10th century BC, centuries after the Bible mentions them living there; anachronisms are telling evidence that Bible was written or edited long after events it narrates and is not always reliable source of history. MORE
Dec. 24, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column examines A New New Testament, revised text published by Prof Hal Taussig and other academics which includes wealth of early Christian testaments that later came to be regarded as heresy; notes that texts offer several new perspectives on the life of Jesus, including an emphasis on the female voice that is absent from the traditional Bible. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
LifeChurch.tv, one of nation's largest and most technologically advanced evangelical churches, has developed wildly successful free Bible app for millions of readers around the world; YouVersion is changing how, where and when people read the Bible, with over 600 Bible translations in more than 400 languages; app is nondenominational, including versions embraced by Catholics, Russian Orthodox and Messianic Jews. MORE
Jun. 22, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column notes that Katharine Jefferts Schori, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church in the United States, has been criticized for her liberal and negative interpretation of biblical text about a slave woman; controversy comes at time when biblical interpretation is especially important for Episcopal Church, which is locked between liberal and conservative members. MORE
Mar. 30, 2013
Mark Oppenheimer Beliefs column profiles Candice McKay, book restorer who runs company Book Doctor in Dallas; notes most of her projects are repairing old family bibles, many of which have been marked up by regular churchgoers or have Palm Sunday fronds stuck in them. MORE
Dec. 14, 2012
Op-Ed article by anthropology professor T M Luhrmann examines ways in which using imagination to enrich literal text of the Bible helps some Christians to hang on to their faith in God when they are surrounded by secular world; observes that commitment to literal truth of bible can be intensively creative process. MORE
Jun. 24, 2012
Chuck Klosterman The Ethicist column answers questions about whether to tell one's mother that she has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, joining a Bible-study group while not being religious and cheating on tests. MORE
Apr. 17, 2012
British Library acquires manuscript copy of the Gospel of John, called the St Cuthbert Gospel, for $14 million; gospel is the oldest European book to survive fully intact. MORE
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En su encíclica, el Papa Francisco pide acción ante el cambio climático
Francisco habla de una implacable explotación del ambiente, de lo cual culpa a la apatía, la irresponsable búsqueda de ganancias y la miopía política.
June 19, 2015, Friday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Encyclicals , Greenhouse Gas Emissions , Global Warming , Roman Catholic Church , United Nations , Francis , Bible
It's Not Gay Marriage vs. the Church Anymore
Religious groups move to accept same-sex unions.
April 26, 2015, Sunday
Tennessee: Bill Naming Bible as State's Book Is Derailed
A plan to make the Bible the official state book in Tennessee derailed Thursday.
April 17, 2015, Friday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Religion-State Relations , Bible , Law and Legislation , Tennessee
Tennessee: Bill Making Bible Official Book Advances
The state House voted 55 to 38 Wednesday to make the Bible the official state book, despite concerns over the constitutionality of the action and the wishes of Republican leaders.
April 16, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Tennessee , Bible , Religion-State Relations
Letter of Recommendation: The Gnostic Scriptures
"As a corpus, the scriptures are nearly incoherent, like a crowd of sages, mystics and madmen all speaking at once."
April 12, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Christians and Christianity , Religion and Belief , Bible
John E. Walsh, Who Distilled the Bible, Dies at 87
Mr. Walsh was not trained as a scholar, but he became a prodigious researcher and prolific author.
April 9, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Deaths (Obituaries) , Books and Literature , Bible , Writing and Writers , Walsh, John Evangelist
Review: 'A.D.: The Bible Continues,' an NBC Mini-Series
This 12-part series portrays events after the Crucifixion, when matters of faith and internal struggle come more fully into play.
April 4, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Television , Bible , Christians and Christianity , A.D. The Bible Continues (TV Program)
Unraveling the Church Ban on Gay Sex
The time has come for the Roman Catholic Church to rethink its claim that homosexual behavior is immoral. Here's how.
March 12, 2015, Thursday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Bible , Ethics (Personal) , Homosexuality and Bisexuality , Philosophy , Private and Sectarian Schools , Religion and Belief
Oldest Testaments: A Close-Up View
The Crusader Bible and the Winchester Bible are vastly different handmade medieval works that will be on display this winter in museums.
December 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Bible , Metropolitan Museum of Art , Morgan Library & Museum , Museum of Biblical Art , American Bible Society , Art , Museums
At Educational Event, a Modern Legal Interpretation of a Biblical Story
Alan M. Dershowitz took on his former Harvard Law School student, Eliot Spitzer, at a New York synagogue during a mock trial over the actions of the biblical figure Abraham.
November 17, 2014, Monday
MORE ON BIBLE AND: Dershowitz, Alan M , Spitzer, Eliot L , Legal Profession , Jews and Judaism , Temple Emanu-el , Nathan, Alison J , Child Abuse and Neglect , Bible
Debating Bible Verses on Homosexuality
Two evangelical authors offer conflicting interpretations about the Bible's well-known passages about homosexuality.
Times Minute | U.S.-European Relations
Also on the Minute, climate impacts on U.S. weather and debunking the Bible.
Pictures From the Week in Business
Banks mint gold by storing aluminum, a new royal prince elates advertisers and SAC Capital Advisors, a big hedge fund, is indicted on criminal charges.
One App, More Than 400 Languages
The Bible App, also known as YouVersion, is the only mobile application in the world that provides content in obscure languages like Eastern Bolivian Guarani, Inuktitut or Akoose.
Transforming Study of the Bible
YouVersion, a wildly sucessful free app, is changing the way the faithful read the Bible.
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You'll find several nifty tricks and tips here and in following instructables about how to design your own cardboard furniture.
Some pieces can be completed in a day or two, depending on your design.
I came across Eric Guiomar's DVD titled How to Design Cardboard Furniture by Vinestreetworks, then his first book, and then this instructable was born.
Here's some new techniques you can use to design uniquely shaped furniture.
New! Eric Guiomar's new pdf book part 2 is available.
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In this instructable, I demonstrate how I made an extremely sturdy three-storey book shelf made of six ply cardboard. Simply follow the same principles to create any design you like.
Step 1: Sketch Your Design & Measure & Cut Accurately
Check out my other instructables for details on how to make your own door hinges -
new tips and tricks for cardboard furniture:
So now you've figured out you basic construction. You will be surprised at the strength of your cardboard structure. This cupboard below holds up to 80kg of folders.
After 3 months its still standing!
Look for clean cardboard thrown away in electronic superstores. Large complete pieces are ideal - the size of a refrigerator or plasma tv. I clean any visible dust with hospital grade 90% alcohol. Let dry.
You will need to work out the measurements for thicknesses for each layer ON PAPER.
6-10cm is ideal space between each LAYER.
Thicker ply of cardboard is definitely going to make aa stronger cupboard or chair or table.
In one structure I used 2-ply cardboard other times 3-ply.
1 ply is all that's necessary for the shelf layers (more on this later)
When cutting the shapes of the cardboard use a simple craft knife. Slice 3-4 times over the line you've drawn without using pressure. You'll be surprised how effortless it is compared to working with WOOD.
Sharpen your knife often. I used the side of brick and its brillant.
Accuracy in MILLIMETRES is essential, or your structure may collapse. (Seriously.) NOTE THE DIRECTION of your cardboard. If you cut on the vertical GRAIN each piece will be stronger than if you cut a horizontal grain.
I couldn't believe my eyes that someone would use cardboard for "forms" and consider it "Art"! And she had a video showing her having her "forms" manufactured.
Just goes to show you!
Están de acuerdo es fantástico! Sin embargo, traté de adivinar cómo se hizo y el tutorial está aquí y aquí otro método
It's your fault , now I am a Instructables addict .
I created an instructable. Check it out through my profile, because it isn't coming up through a keyword search yet. Will have to get down to the bottom of that. Maybe you could offer some comments to get my next one up to speed with the average user? Or is it even about the average user? ppl on Instructables seem quite above-average.
"Cardboard book shelves, like a carpenter"
Hand that rocks the cradle ya know.
1. Call liquor stores and ask when you can pick up discarded boxes. Since the boxes have to hold fragile/heavy items, these are good choices.
2. Drive up to behind your local shopping center where the dumpsters are. Our local RiteAid had unpacked all their Valentine's day merchandise, and they had more boxes than they could fit into 2 dumpsters. I made sure the boxes were clean/dry before I took them away.
(This how to papier mache waterproof crafts video is one of the best I've seen straight from Kashmir.)
Its a special craft developed in India for quite a while.
The uncovered cd shelf is by: http://elsaisdreaming.free.fr/meuble_spirale.php
Found it at last.
The yingyang design is by Patricia Dessoulles
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Hi guys, trying to learn to weld some aluminum, have a millermatic 251 with 30a spool gun. Have watched a bunch of videos on this and am confused?
i see most telling me to use spray transfer and have a hiss sound instead of crackle sound. I can get that sound but it seams real hard not to burn back tips?
i seem to get a better weld with the other setting but got splatter. I'm not a welder so it is Greek to me. Is it just that I need more practice with it? A guy I know came by and herd the hiss and told me I don't want that. He is a certified welder
if so why do the videos say it??
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Thread: Aluminum mig help needed!
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Aluminum mig help needed!
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Welding by the sound is a rather subjective measure, but once you get a machine dialed in for a good weld on aluminum, the sound is a good indicator to let you know how the weld is doing. In other words, get a good, clean weld with good penetration and get used to the sound that is produced, then the sound will help guide you in changing settings for different material thickness, etc. Having said that, I get more of a crackle than a hiss when I weld aluminum, but the crackle is a very even crackle. If the crackle is intermittent or has a lot of "pops" then I'm usually seeing more spatter. I do know people who weld aluminum with a standard mig process that get more of a hiss, but they have their voltage and wire feed turned up real high and their resulting travel speed is crazy fast.
Focus first on surface prep. Aluminum needs to be clean and free of oxidation before you weld. Also make sure you have good gas flow at the nozzle and you are set for about 30 cfm (assuming you aren't using flux-core). If you are burning tips, decrease your voltage a little or increase your distance between the tip and the work a little. For aluminum, you want to push, not drag the weld, i.e., the tip is angled so it points slightly in the direction of travel.
When I was first learning to weld aluminum, I would keep notes listing material thickness, joint type, welding position, wire size, voltage, feed rate, work angle, travel angle, travel speed, stick-out, etc., and descriptions of how the weld looked. I would try to change only one thing at a time so that I cold see the effect of each variable. I went through a lot of scrap pieces learning, but now I can usually set up a new or unfamiliar machine pretty fast, or determine the problem when something goes wrong.
Have you ever made bacon? Heard that mmmmmm sizzling sound. Same as the sound you'll hear welding AL.
What wire do you have?, and I'd assume that your using straight Argon.
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when I want to lay down a flat weld with a nice look to it I will set the machine a bit hotter and have the hiss sound but for just plain old welding I normally have the crackling sound sort of like the bacon frying sound like cruiser mentioned.
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It is a different sound than short circuit mig, a lot smoother. Lots of certified welders have never laid eyes on a spoolgun. Once you have it set up right you pull the trigger and haul ass! It goes a lot faster than sc on steel as well, and if you pause, or go too slow them you burn through.
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Aluminum mig help needed!
I haven't welded aluminum mig for that long (we do pulse at work) but when I do weld it I like to have just a little more crackle then a hiss. Like others have mentioned you can get the crackle by turning up wire speed. I would guess that you're burning tips because you're wire speed is a good bit too low. And remember aluminum has a lot smaller range of operation to get a good weld than steel does. But hang in there and listen to all these other guys and you'll get it in no time!
Here is a pretty good video on the subject...
think this may illustrate better than words...
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Also, you need to be pushing the gun, not pulling.
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Thanks guys, been trying a bunch more scraps, getting better. I had looked at that video before and the spray sound he was after is what I have so much trouble with. I can get that sound but burn tips like crazy
mostly on start up, can't quite get the relationship between wire feed and volts
If you leave the volts alone but change wire speed it does seem to change the way it acts? Would be nice to have a video showing the why and how of the process
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spray arc does not happen unless the shielding gas has oxygen in it and you can't use a shielding gas with oxygen in it when welding aluminun


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Bupivacaine (1-butyl-N-[2,6-dimethylphenyl] piperidine-2-carboxamide) is used as a local anesthetic for many surgical procedures, and is injected directly into surgical sites to reduce pain for up to 20 hours postsurgery. As an injectable local anesthetic, the drug is used to effect peripheral, sympathetic, caudal, epidural, or retrobulbar nerve membrane permeability to sodium ions, which results in inhibition of depolarization with resultant conduction blockade.(1)
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The drug is now available as the principally active optical isomer, levobupivacaine (this assay measures levobupivacaine and the racemic mixture [levobupivacaine and bupivacaine] equally). The occurrence of CNS toxicity with use of levobupivacaine is 1.5 to 2.5 times lower than with bupivacaine, from studies in healthy volunteers, with CNS toxicity onset coming at approximately 25% higher doses.(4) Since both drugs are often administered for local anesthesia at levels near the top of the tolerated range, it has proven difficult to objectively assess potency, and there is no clear conclusion as to which drug is more potent.
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In trials with healthy volunteers, the threshold for central nervous system (CNS) toxicity has been reported at 2.1 (+/- 1.2) mg/L following intravenous infusion,(3) and in another trial, 13 of 14 healthy volunteers reported signs of CNS toxicity at 2.25 mg/L of racemic bupivacaine.(5) Cardiovascular symptoms were reported in many fewer subjects, indicating slightly higher threshold for cardiovascular toxicity.
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This assay is to be used only for serum drawn from a vein. Arterial levels are approximately twice venous levels and no clear relationship between arterial levels and toxicity has been established.(3)
This assay measures only total bupivacaine; levels of the free (unbound) portion may correlate more closely with symptoms.
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1. Physician's Desk Reference (PDR). 61st edition. Montvale, NJ. Thomson PDR, 2007
2. Baselt RC: Disposition of Toxic Drugs and Chemicals in Man. Seventh edition. Foster City, CA, Biomedical Publications, 2004, p 1254
3. Knudsen K, Beckman SM, Blomberg S, et al: Central nervous and cardiovascular effects of i.v. infusions of ropivacaine, bupivacaine and placebo in volunteers. Br J Anaesth 1997;78:507-514
4. Zink W, Graf BM: The toxicity of local anesthetics: the place of ropivacaine and levobupivacaine. Curr Opin Anaesthesiol 2008;21:645-650
5. Bardsley H, Gristwood R, Baker H, et al: A comparison of the cardiovascular effects of levobupivacaine and rac-bupivacaine following intravenous administration to healthy volunteers. Br J Clin Pharmacol 1998;46:245-429


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The correct approach to keeping corrosion at bay helps save both money and lives. Although many corrosion prevention techniques are costly, they more than pay for themselves by increasing the safety of our infrastructure and lowering maintenance costs.
Half of the nation's power outages, loss of billions of gallons of drinking water, oil spills, bridge degradation and countless other losses can be prevented through building our infrastructure and consumer goods to withstand corrosion's attacks. The U.S. spends billions of dollars every year on repairing damages due to corrosion—the best way to lower this cost is to keep corrosion from happening in the first place.
Thankfully, leading researchers at the University of Akron and the U.S. Department of Defense have developed successful methods of prevention. The best weapons we have in our fight against corrosion are coatings that protect the surface under attack from the environment
Scientists use small plates, called coupons, to test how different materials and different coatings react in highly corrosive environments. Those that beat out the competition make their way onto commercial airplanes, fighter jets, ships, your car and even your cell phone!
At the Science Center's newest exhibit, "Corrosion: The Silent Menace," you can learn hands-on about preventing corrosion. You can take part in a CSI (that's a Corrosion Science Investigation) to determine what materials and coatings are the best at warding off corrosion.
Interested in protecting your own home and belongings against corrosion? The best thing you can do is treat your house, car, bike, etc. with a protective coating designed to prevent corrosion. Quickly fixing paint scratches is also important—a scratch in this protective layer is practically an invitation for corrosion to damage your belonging!
Learn more about corrosion prevention at "Corrosion: The Silent Menace," opening March 16.