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Result of a Trio of Won-Ton Noodle Tasting in HK - The Good,The Bad and The Wunderbar!!
When I first posted the thread http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/399024
on this board years ago, the following establishments were not included:
- Bamboo Room - Not yet open
- Mak Siu Kee, Tin Hau - Too far from my Kowloon resident
- Wing Wah - Not in my radar screen since never a fan of bamboo noodles
Today, in order to complete more of my 'best of the best' won-ton noodle list, I travelled all the way across the harbour to give the above three captioned places a try.
First off, Mak Siu Kee in Tin Hau.
This is the flag ship store of the Happy Valley branch which I tried out two years ago. Owned by one of the descendent of the authentic Canton style won-ton noodle founder - Master Mak, this establishment claimed to follow the master's original recipe to the dot!
( By that, the noodle should be the 'Silver thread alkaline water fine noodle style'. Won-ton morsels should be all prawns with just a touch of pork to augment the taste and texture. Lastly, the broth must use toasted dried flounder (tiled fish) and shrimp eggs in its preparation. To finish off the product, noodle has to be tossed with lard and soup sprinkled with yellowing chives and more shrimp eggs
)Here, the noodles, unlike Mak Man Kee's overly thick strands, were super fine, al dante and chewy. Near Perfection! Won-ton morsels were all intact and of the correct sizing. Prawn filling was nicely seasoned with a hint of white pepper. Sweet and crunchy, these were another near perfect product. Unfortunately, the broth was a bit on the mild and bland side lacking the aroma of the Tiled fish. Sadly, aroma of lard was also missing. Still, it was way better than Mak Man Kee mediocre offering.
Second destination was Bamboo Room in Causeway Bay.
Wow!! What a find!! The bowl of noodle I ordered finally made me yelled out a 'silent' wow!! Arriving at the table with enticing aroma of lard and toasted Tiled fish, this bowl of IMHO, 'world's best comfort food' made my taking the special trip across the harbour worth while! Definitely amongst the top three on my favorite list. BTW, the addition of a minute quantity of mince dried Tile fish in the prawn filling really kicked the Won-Ton up a notch! A very nice touch!
Lastly, the iconic and often raved about 'Wing Wah' in Wan Chai.
Bound to bring the wrath of fellow chowhounders on me, still, I need to voice my disappointment and discontent on this ' probably one of the worse won-ton noodles I have eaten in HK!! Everything was unappealing, especially the pork dominant won-ton. The little quanitity of shrimp accompaniment was pathetically overcooked! Soup was one-dimensionally boring. Noodles were tough and difficult to chew and separate.
Leaving the bowl mostly untouched, I got up, payed my bill and left wondering what the wait staff were thinking when they saw the untouched remains?!
So, to answer some of your querries. To date, my top three, in no particular order, are Tasty's, Mak An Kee and Bamboo Room.
re: mikey8811
Near CWB's Paterson Street!
Actually their Rice Congee was equally awesome! I had the 'Pig's liver and Thousand year egg' one. The liver was ' to die for'!! Crisp, velvety smooth and 'perfectly' cooked
wow charles - great wonton noodle coverage, to be honest i hadn't even heard of bamboo room. ill definitely give it a try this year, hopefully be back in HK toward end of year
mikey8811 - here is it
Thanks for the excellent report. I was also told to try Mak Siu Kee during my trip, but never found the time and didn't realize there was a location in Tin Hau (I used my time at Tin Hau for Sister Wah, maybe will try MSK next time).
About the traditional won ton noodle criteria...shouldn't the won tons be bite sized (not golf ball sized) and also have excess skin slack to resemble goldfish tail visually? Curious how much slack there is on Mak Siu Kee, Bamboo Room. Ho Hung Kee's won ton (flagship Causeway Bay location) had no excess slack skin on their won tons.
So sorry to hear about the Wing Wah noodles and thanks for taking one for the team. I only had beef brisket noodles and really enjoyed it, and the noodles looked more yellowy golden when I went. I guess they do other things well but not WTN.
About Tasty...the Hung Hom location is gone from that other WTN thread, so which Tasty does it the best? I actually did eat one bowl of WTN, and it was at Ho Hung Kee Causeway Bay flagship store (they opened up another location in Hysan place that's even more pricier, with a Tasty like menu). I would have wanted to try the dried fried beef chow fun but had no stomach space. Loved the broth which had lots of shrimp roe in it, but didn't really enjoy the wontons as much and thought the noodles were good but not stellar. One of the reasons why Chua Lam loves Ho Hung Kee so much is that he claims the chef owner uses lard in the beef chow fun, but not at the other Tasty locations...
re: K K
the beef chow fun at ho hung kee is good and im not even the biggest beef chow fun fan although i didnt really like their wonton noodle soup
re: Lau
They say Ho Hung Kee's dried fried beef chow fun is incomplete without adding the table side chili sauce, which is actually the highly regarded 余均益 Yu Kwen Yick! Tasty, Tim Ho Wan, Lau Sam Kee, are also a few other restaurants that stock this brand of chili sauce (which you can only buy at one location in Sai Ying Poon in HK)...the YKY fans will enjoy being able to add this chili sauce to pan fried daikon cake at Tim Ho Wan (dim sum!)
re: K K
I was never a fan of 'golf ball' size won-ton. Always thought its an insult to the original 'master' recipe. Some things are best left alone!. Imagine sushi in the size of a hot.dog?!!
Trying out a new place in Hung Hum and then re-confirm all my review results with a tasting at my reference place - Mak An Kee in Sheung Wan.
re: Charles Yu
Jeem/Tsim Chai Kee is responsible for popularizing golf ball sized won tons, in addition to changing the broth receipe from dried tilefish to buddha fruit, and upping the sizes (quantity over quality). But at least we know which style is better. Kind of like Itamae Sushi vs Ta-Ke, Yoshitake, Mori, Tomoe, or Sase...
Really curious if there is a difference in the won ton noodles at Ho Hung Kee vs the best of the Tasty's. Visually they more or less look the same from blog pictures.
Local sources also say that Mak Siu Kee is better at Happy Valley than Tin Hau. Happy eating!


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Hey CH,
Here's some more ideas you may find you can use or modify.
1. Multiple plate drill jig. I use this to drill (8) 1/8" steel or alum. plates at a time with a template on top. I made different size jigs for the different plate sizes. Saves a lot of time & quite productive.
2. Drill press alignment angles w/Starrett adhesive reversible tape to drill a series of measured hole spacings. The guide angles can be shifted on the press table to drill in any position on flat stock from the center to the edge. A lot easier than marking every inch or whatever.
3. Jig for extending & welding rod or tube up to 1.5" dia.
4. Jig to add on additional leg to make a 3-way or 4-way component. Can be used to make "T", corner, or cross(+) brackets.
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CrazyHorse - Great topic
I bellieve all the members here are all guilty of and I am glad to be a part of what I call - "Designed and built here by real working people.
I have spent hours designing, modifying and building a fixture or gizmo that I could have purchased but I needed to do it "my way"
So here is my poor man's version of a really short metal brake.
This has been very useful and the parts are easy to replace when they wear out.
Comes in handy for 90 degree and less bends if I am careful.
Not too obvious but there is a set screw to hold the top part to the arbor press ram so I can take it off for other uses.
I made this attachment for my 1 ton arbor press for a customer several years ago.
He wanted hundreds of 90 degree bends in 1/8" x 1/2" steel flat stock.
Pieces varied in lengths from 4" to 12" and he supplied all the pieces cut to length.
I just needed to make one 90 degree bend in each piece where he had drawn a line and he did the rest of the fabrication.
He came by with one piece and asked what I would charge for a 90 degree bend.
I told him I would do it for nothing as I really didn't feel fair charging him for a 1 minute simple job.
I even told him that he could do the bends himself if he wanted to save money as I showed him how simple it was to do the bend in a vice.
When he said he needed 500 pieces in 2 days, I almost choked.
So I gave him a per piece price of $.99 as a joke since I was doing a stainless tig job at the time.
When he gave me a $100.00 bill as a deposit and said I need them in 2 days.
Almost stuffed the bill in my mouth to keep myself from saying something more stupid.
I never found out what this was for as he was a bit secretive but for $.99 per bend, I was glad to do it.
Needless to say, the tig job went on hold for the night.
Cost to benefit ratio - $2.79 for materials, 1 1/2 hour labor- 4 beers (after the fixture was finished). Got paid $500.00 plus a $20 tip as I brought the pieces back the next morning after he dropped them off
Wish all my jobs and customers were like this.
Sometimes you get lucky....................most times you get hosed..................
But, I truly believe we do it for the self satisfaction for a job well done.Thermal Arc GTSW400, Airco Heliwelder II, Miller Dynasty 350, Hypertherm 1000, oxy-fuel setup, metal cutting bandsaw, air compressor, drill press, etc.:
Call me the "Clouseau" of welding !
Although not often used, it's very handy when I need it. I made a brake on the end of my welding table it's 48" and works good on 18 gauge steel or .080 aluminum.Miller Syncrowave 200
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03-29-2010, 09:23 AM #16Senior Member
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Nah I bought beer
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=11399Fab Tech
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Made a positioner to hold stuff while tigging.
Swivels in 2 axis and allows work to spin.
The clamp holds 3/4" npt pipe so I can attach the work to a piece of pipe then clamp it down.
Also made a weld turntable for round stuff.Thermal Arc GTSW400, Airco Heliwelder II, Miller Dynasty 350, Hypertherm 1000, oxy-fuel setup, metal cutting bandsaw, air compressor, drill press, etc.:
Call me the "Clouseau" of welding !
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Sorry I haven't responded in a few D's been working.
These are some great tools and great work by the way!
So lets keep them coming
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Hey Ch, I 'll get on it here shortly. I had a test last week and was busy.
Is there any way to post the pics directly so we don't have to open them up in new tabs?
Hey Yorkiepap on that pipe jig. You should put a little motor on it so you can turn it. You could weld it with one start!


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Burton leads the way for Bucs on day one of 33rd annual Niswonger Invitational
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Saturday, February 05, 2011
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 4, 2011) -
Jarrod Burton
(Bastian, Va.) led the way for the ETSU men's and women's Track and Field teams Friday at the 33
annual Niswonger Invitational inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center as he finished first in the men's weight throw, while the Bucs had five athletes qualify for the finals in the sprints.
"We had a very good day," said assistant coach
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. "There is still some fine tuning that needs to be done, but we keep progressing well as a team. Mike, Jasmine, Emani, Jarrod, and Ifrish all had great showings, and we are looking for the sprinters to run even better tomorrow in the finals. In the field events, I saw some really good things, and I'm excited for the jumps and throws tomorrow. We are also looking forward to the distance events tomorrow with Landon Milhorn and Christian Brewer in the mile, and Ben Ronoh in the 5k."
Burton won the weight throw after his mark of 61-11 ˝. Also showing well for the men was senior
Mike James
(Palm Bay, Fla.) who qualified for the finals of the 60m hurdles after running a time of 8.20. Freshman
Ifrish Alberg
Paramaribo, Suriname) also qualified for the finals in the 60m dash after posting a time of 6.93.
On the women's side, both
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Mark Webber believes more World titles await Lewis Hamilton, he just needs to "find that consistent hunger he had back in the day"...
Mark Webber believes more World titles await Lewis Hamilton, he just needs to "find that consistent hunger he had back in the day."
Hamilton's debut back in 2007 was sensation as the McLaren rookie claimed four race wins on his way to second in the Championship, losing out to Kimi Raikkonen by just one point.
The next season he took the title but since then it has been an uphill battle.
As a result, the now-Mercedes man will enter next season's campaign with that 2008 triumph still his only success with Webber blaming his struggles on the Pirelli tyres.
"With Lewis going into 2014 having just one Championship, I don't think many of us would have signed up for that after those first two years in F1," Webber told the Daily Mail.
"He is having trouble expressing himself on the Pirelli tyres, like me. It's not meant to be an excuse - even if it probably sounds like one - but it's obvious I had less success on the Pirellis. One of my biggest strengths is fast corners."
The soon-to-be-retired Red Bull racer is confident that when all is said and done Hamilton's 2008 title won't be his only Drivers' crown.
He has, however, urged the Brit to find the balance between his job and his private life which has at times attracted more headlines than his on-track antics.
"I do think Lewis needs to find that consistent hunger he had back in the day. Lewis wanted to prove himself back then; and he did," Webber said.
He added: "Someone once said they take Vettel out of a cupboard on a Thursday night and put him back on Sunday night.
"Lewis is different, yeah. It's all about getting the right balance. There's every chance Lewis could fight for the title next year, he's the right age, he has the right environment at Mercedes.
"The thing is he started so early. He now has how own private jet... but, basically, this all comes down to working hard with the guys in the team, understanding what each track needs, and understanding what the car needs. Then he can just get on with it.
"I want him to do well; and he's certainly capable of it."


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Depite blitzing the competition in Spain on Friday on his long runs, Lewis Hamilton admits it is still important to secure pole position...
Despite blitzing the competition in Spain on Friday on his long runs, Lewis Hamilton admits it is still important to secure pole position.
The Mercedes driver arrived in Barcelona on the back of his first-ever run of three successive grand prix wins.
Momentum is clearly with the British driver and that was backed by pace in Friday's practice sessions.
Hamilton topped both 90-minute sessions, finishing with a 1:25.524 which was 0.442s quicker than his team-mate Nico Rosberg's fastest lap.
However, it wasn't only on qualifying-style runs that Hamilton had the advantage.
The 2008 World Champion also showed impressive pace on a long run on the medium tyres, more often than not a full second quicker than anyone else.
But while Hamilton's pace may have been a surprise to all the teams wanting to close the gap, it was the life of the Pirelli tyres that caught the Brit's attention.
"They didn't seem so bad," he said of the Pirelli tyres.
"When they told me I had to do 14 laps on the option tyre I was like 'you're crazy, that's not going to happen' but I think I did more than that. It's surprisingly a lot better."
Pressed as to whether a two-stop race was on the cards, he said: "I don't know. It's not impossible. I've not really thought about it."
The one thing he has thought about is starting from pole position.
In 17 of the last 23 races at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya the driver starting from pole position has gone on to take the chequered flag.
"I think even with the pace we have it's always important to get pole.
"Pole is always important, but it is especially so here because it is so difficult to get past people, especially those with a Mercedes engine!"
The 29-year-old also raved about his Mercedes team, saying he's in a "good" place at present.
"It really means a lot to me to feel that I am an integral part of this team and I love the huge energy that goes into the car and working with the engineers.
"It gives me a really special feeling. These guys, the engineers, they can do anything and it is up to us to help by 'steering the bubble' and me and Nico, we do it together."
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Many stores have installed locking wheels on their shopping carts that are supposed to stop shopping cart theft. The cart gets a signal when it leaves the parking lot and one of the wheels locks up. This instructable will show you how to forge that signal and lock up anybodies shopping cart where you want (works inside and outside the store).
This will work on any cart that has the solid wheel like shown in the picture below. These are the wheels that walmart uses. This method works the same way as the EMP Shopping cart locker but is way easier to make, however the range is far less, about 2 to 5 feet.
I made this a couple weeks ago and I saw the high power one today and decided to post mine. It consists of an mp3 player playing the lock signal attached to a coil of magnet wire. When the mp3 player and the coil are placed in my shoe I can step about 6 inches from someones cart wheel and their wheel will lock.
Note: The picture is using the old coil, which had far less range, the coil I am now using is about 30 turns around a 1 foot diameter, with nothing in the middle. This increased the range to about 4 feet.
Step 1: The signal
I only have the lock signal, if you get the unlock signal you could probably play it the same way.
10/09/2004 22:02:40
Right you need to operate the HT12E at a clock of 1KHz which is off the graph
on the data sheet but looks to need a resistor (Rosc) of around 2.5Meg If
you've got a scope you can fine tune this but I don't think it's that
critical and the decoder should accept a bit of variance in the bit timing.
As for the data it's :-
D8=1 for Lock or 0 for Unlock
D11=1 for Unlock or 0 for Lock
Have fun!
In addition you need to modulate the data coming from the Holtek encoder IC at 9kHz (555 timer) and build a coil driver (I used Mosfets and Nicads) I emulated the encoder and modulator in an AVR to make it a single chip solution. BTW the address doesn't SEEM to vary between sites.
If you're referring to the coil winding... I don't think I ever did, so I'm not sure what you're responding to.
Wire gauge-wise, smaller would be better, as small wires have less resistance and you would be able to use more of it without incurring significant bulk to your device (useful since we want to be sneaky about this).
Since you're using the output directly from the mp3 player, I don't think there would be an issue with it blowing the wire from too much current either. Maybe a PA system or a guitar amp... but not a MuVo.
Also, Magnetic field strength of a solenoid (a coiled loop of current carrying wire) B ="Mu knot * (I * N )/L" where I is the current and N is the number of loops. Small wire would lower resistance(allowing more current to pass) AND allow for more coils, which would both increase the field strength.


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Q. Karen, I see women wearing very short skirts and showing a fair amount of cleavage in many places of business. I have always considered that inappropriate in the workplace. What do you think?
A. Despite the fact that dress codes have relaxed in many places of business, there are certain things that are still not appropriate in the workplace. Very short skirts and low-cut tops for women top the list. Just because people are doing it doesn't make it a good idea.
Women are judged more severely regarding what they wear in the workplace than men. Part of the reason is that women have many more choices in clothing than men. And sexuality plays a bigger part in women's clothes. Women have to watch their skirt lengths, their neckline and the fit of their clothes, just to name a few points. Men, on the other hand, have pants, shirts, ties, no tie, jacket, or no jacket, and that's pretty much it.
Women wearing sexy clothes at work, especially in very serious and traditional environments, such as law and banking, diminish how they are perceived as professionals. If they have on a plunging neckline or a skirt four inches above their knees, it is hard for men, and women, to take them seriously. Save the sexy clothes for your social life, not your work life.
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Paraneoplastic autoimmune neurological disorders reflect a patient's humoral and cellular immune responses to cancer. The cancer may be new or recurrent, is usually limited in metastatic volume, and is often occult by standard imaging procedures. Autoantibodies specific for onconeural proteins found in the plasma membrane, cytoplasm, and nucleus of neurons or muscle are generated in this immune response and serve as serological markers of paraneoplastic autoimmunity. The most commonly recognized cancers in this context are small-cell lung carcinoma (SCLC), thymoma, ovarian (or related mullerian) carcinoma, breast carcinoma, and Hodgkin's lymphoma. Pertinent childhood neoplasms recognized thus far include neuroblastoma, thymoma, Hodgkin's lymphoma, and chondroblastoma. An individual patient's autoantibody profile can predict a specific neoplasm with 90% certainty, but not the neurological syndrome.
Four classes of autoantibodies are recognized:
-Neuronal nuclear (antineuronal nuclear antibody-type 1 [ANNA-1], ANNA-2, ANNA-3)
-Neuronal and muscle cytoplasmic (Purkinje cell cytoplasmic antibody, type 1 [PCA-1], PCA-2, PCA-Tr, CRMP-5, amphiphysin, and striational)
-Glial nuclear (anti-glial nuclear antibody)
-Plasma membrane cation channel Antibodies (neuronal P/Q-type and N-type calcium channel and muscle acetylcholine receptor autoantibodies). These autoantibodies are potential effectors of neurological dysfunction.
Seropositive patients usually present with subacute neurological symptoms and signs. The patient may present with encephalopathy, cerebellar ataxia, myelopathy, radiculopathy, plexopathy, sensory, sensorimotor, or autonomic neuropathy, with or without coexisting evidence of a neuromuscular transmission disorder: Lambert-Eaton syndrome (LES), myasthenia gravis, or neuromuscular hyperexcitability. Initial signs may be subtle, but a subacute multifocal and progressive syndrome usually evolves. Sensorimotor neuropathy and cerebellar ataxia are common presentations, but the clinical picture in some patients is dominated by striking gastrointestinal dysmotility, limbic encephalopathy, basal ganglionitis, or cranial neuropathy (especially loss of vision, hearing, smell, or taste). Cancer risk factors include past or family history of cancer, history of smoking or social/environmental exposure to carcinogens. Early diagnosis and treatment of the neoplasm favor less neurological morbidity and offer the best hope for survival.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Monitoring patients who have previously tested positive for 1 or more antibodies in a Neuroimmunology Laboratory evaluation
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Antibodies directed at onconeural proteins shared by neurons, muscle, and certain cancers are valuable serological markers of a patient's immune response to cancer. They are not found in healthy subjects and are usually accompanied by subacute neurological symptoms and signs. Several autoantibodies have a syndromic association, but no known autoantibody predicts a specific neurological syndrome. Conversely, a positive autoantibody profile has 80% to 90% predictive value for a specific cancer. It is not uncommon for more than 1 paraneoplastic autoantibody to be detected, each predictive of the same cancer.
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This test should only be utilized when the presence of paraneoplastic autoantibodies has been previously documented.
This test should not be requested in patients who have recently received radioisotopes, therapeutically or diagnostically, because of potential assay interference. The specific waiting period before specimen collection will depend on the isotope administered, the dose given and the clearance rate in the individual patient. Specimens will be screened for radioactivity prior to analysis. Radioactive specimens received in the laboratory will be held one week and assayed if sufficiently decayed, or canceled if radioactivity remains.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Antineuronal Nuclear Antibody-Type 1 (ANNA-1)
Antineuronal Nuclear Antibody-Type 2 (ANNA-2)
Antineuronal Nuclear Antibody-Type 3 (ANNA-3)
Purkinje Cell Cytoplasmic Antibody, Type 1 (PCA-1)
Purkinje Cell Cytoplasmic Antibody, Type 2 (PCA-2)
Purkinje Cell Cytoplasmic Antibody, Type Tr (PCA-Tr)
Amphiphysin Antibody
Striational (Striated Muscle) Antibodies
Paraneoplastic Autoantibody Western Blot Confirmation
CRMP-5-IgG Western Blot
N-Type Calcium Channel Antibody
< or =0.03 nmol/L
P/Q-Type Calcium Channel Antibody
< or =0.02 nmol/L
ACh Receptor (Muscle) Binding Antibody
< or =0.02 nmol/L
AChR Ganglionic Neuronal Antibody
< or =0.02 nmol/L
ACh Receptor (Muscle) Modulating Antibodies
0-20% (reported as __% loss of AChR)
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Neuron-restricted patterns of IgG staining that do not fulfill criteria for amphiphysin, ANNA-1, ANNA-2, ANNA-3, PCA-1, PCA-2, PCA-Tr, or CRMP-5-IgG may be reported as "unclassified antineuronal IgG." Complex patterns that include non-neuronal elements may be reported as "uninterpretable."
Note: Titers lower than 1:240 are detectable by recombinant CRMP-5 Western blot analysis. CRMP-5 Western blot analysis will be done on request on stored serum (held 4 weeks). This supplemental testing is recommended in cases of chorea, vision loss, and cranial neuropathy and myelopathy. Call the Neuroimmunology Laboratory at 800-533-1710 or 507-266-5700 to request CRMP-5 Western blot.


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Westwick is thrilled to be attending the four day event, saying "I've heard so much about the Grand Prix in Melbourne and I can't wait to be part of all the action!"
Westwick doesn't have to fake his charm playing character Chuck Bass, charisma comes naturally to the Brit who is worshipped by ladies all over the world and envied by lads.
"I love coming to Australia – last time I was in Melbourne I had a ball. I have family here and love getting the chance to spend time with them," he said.
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Chao Yang completed his Ph.D study in Geotechnical Engineering from Tongji University, China and École nationale des ponts et chaussées (ENPC), France, in July 2008. His research focused on the mechanical behaviour of unsaturated cemented soils (French loess) subjected to cyclic transportation loading (i.e., high speed railway, road). He has a BEng in Construction Engineering and a MEng in Engineering Mechanics in Henan Polytechnic University, China. Before he came to the University of Newcastle, he worked as an engineer in Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co., Ltd., mainly responsible for studying and implementing critical construction techniques in shield tunneling beneath both operating and under-construction runways. In the spring of 2009, he worked in ENPC for three months and developed a piece of engineering software aiming to evaluate the TGV (French high speed railway) foundation stability using field penetration tests.
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(1) Constitutive modelling of unsaturated soils (2) Seepage analysis in engineered soil covers (3) Foundation stability analysis using shear-wave velocity method (4) Shield tunnel construction in soft clays (5) Soil nailing technique (6) Numerical simulation and Software development.
- Doctor of Engineering, Tongji University - China
- Master of Engineering, Henan Polytechnic University - China
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Shield Tunnel Construction
- Unsaturated Soil Mechanics
- French (Fluent)
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|University of Newcastle
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|1/02/2009 - 1/04/2009
|Postdoctoral Researcher
|Ãcole nationale des ponts et chausses, France
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|1/09/2008 - 1/09/2009
|Civil Engineer
|Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co Ltd, China
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Journal article (17 outputs)
Sun B, Zeng S, Guo S, Yang C, 'Variation Characteristics of Stress Wave Speed for Anchorage System Under Instantaneous Excitation', Geotechnical and Geological Engineering, (2015)
Dynamic nondestructive testing is widely used to evaluate the bolt anchorage quality in an anchorage system. The consolidating wave speed, stress wave speed for anchorage system u... [more]
Dynamic nondestructive testing is widely used to evaluate the bolt anchorage quality in an anchorage system. The consolidating wave speed, stress wave speed for anchorage system under instantaneous excitation, is a required parameter for the evaluation. However, it is very difficult to determine the wave speed since it is affected by many factors. In order to solve the problem, this paper tries to establish the relationships between consolidation wave speed and wave speed in anchorage medium. This paper used dynamic nondestructive testing for measuring consolidation wave speed and wave speed in anchorage medium through experiment. The consolidation wave speed is measured by the grouted bolts in concrete fabricated by casting the bolts within one cubic concrete block with the dimensions of (600 mm à 600 mm à 2400 mm) around steel bars, and the wave speed in anchorage medium is measured by concrete specimens. The results indicate that the consolidation wave speed ranges from wave speed in concrete to that in free steel bar, the consolidation wave speed and wave speed in concrete vary in exponential law, and that they are mutually symmetric. This proposes the new idea that wave speed in anchorage medium can be used to calculate consolidation wave speed, and this can make the evaluation of anchorage quality much easier and more accurate because the testing of wave speed in anchorage medium is well developed and reliable and it can be determined by only testing on standard cubic specimens (150 mm à 150 mm à 150 mm).
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, Sloan SW, 'Modelling the plastic anisotropy of Lower Cromer Till', Computers and Geotechnics, 69 22-37 (2015)
Experimental data on Lower Cromer Till (LCT), a sandy silty-clay, are re-evaluated enabling a study on the effects of plastic anisotropy of soil fabric. The results of virgin cons... [more]
Experimental data on Lower Cromer Till (LCT), a sandy silty-clay, are re-evaluated enabling a study on the effects of plastic anisotropy of soil fabric. The results of virgin constant stress ratio consolidation tests reveal that an equilibrium state is achieved and maintained under any specific radial loading path, with characteristics of a unique anisotropic fabric and a unique straining mode. The inclination of the plastic dilatancy and the yield surface from the hydrostatic axis provides a means of quantifying this equilibrium state of the soil fabric. A unique fabric anisotropy at critical state is naturally obtained. Rotational hardening laws are then proposed to quantify the changes in plastic anisotropy of soil fabric for all stress ranges. Constitutive relations are formulated within the framework of Critical Sate Soil Mechanics, with a non-associated flow rule logically determined from experiments. The proposed rotational hardening laws have been systematically validated against a large bank of laboratory tests on LCT samples, covering a variety of deposition conditions, stress histories, and overconsolidation ratios. Comparisons illustrate the feasibility and efficiency of the proposed framework in describing the plastic anisotropy of LCT, which may suggest possible application to other types of clays.
Yang C, Carter JP, Yu S, 'Comparison of model predictions of the anisotropic plasticity of Lower Cromer Till', Computers and Geotechnics, 69 365-377 (2015)
This paper compares predictions, made using selected soil constitutive models, of the anisotropic plastic response of a sandy silty-clay, viz., Lower Cromer Till (LCT). The perfor... [more]
This paper compares predictions, made using selected soil constitutive models, of the anisotropic plastic response of a sandy silty-clay, viz., Lower Cromer Till (LCT). The performance of four elastoplastic models, designated as MCC (Roscoe and Burland, 1968), S-CLAY1 (Wheeler et al., 2003), SANICLAY14 (Dafalias and Taiebat, 2014) and YANG2015 (Yang et al., 2015), are systematically evaluated based on a series of drained triaxial stress path tests, including virgin constant-stress-ratio (CSR) compression tests, probing stress path tests on initially K
Yang C, Carter JP, Sheng D, 'Description of compression behaviour of structured soils and its application', CANADIAN GEOTECHNICAL JOURNAL, 51 921-933 (2014) [C1]
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, 'Stochastic analysis of hydraulic hysteresis in multi-layer unsaturated soil covers under random flux boundary conditions', Geotechnical Special Publication, 542-554 (2013) [C1]
The effect of hydraulic hysteresis inherent in soil water characteristic curves is explored stochastically in seepage analysis of engineered soil covers. A multi-layer soil cover ... [more]
The effect of hydraulic hysteresis inherent in soil water characteristic curves is explored stochastically in seepage analysis of engineered soil covers. A multi-layer soil cover with random top boundary flux conditions is simulated with the First Order Second Moment method. Water inflow and outflow at the top boundary are chosen as two random variables. The capillary barrier mechanism is taken into account, and the breakthrough hydraulic head at the bottom boundary of the soil cover is adopted as the performance function. Results show that the hysteretic hydraulic model predicts a more conservative result than does the traditional nonhysteretic hydraulic model when simulating seepage in unsaturated, multi-layer soil covers. The dependence of the soil cover performance on its exterior environment during construction is also identified, with a relatively arid season significantly improving the soil cover's functionality. Furthermore, multi-layer soil covers with a proper selection of geotechnical materials provide better performance than a single layer of soil cover of the same thickness. The importance of hydraulic hysteresis in soil covers subjected to alternative climatic actions is emphasized. © 2013 American Society of Civil Engineers.
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, Huang J, 'Stochastic Evaluation of Hydraulic Hysteresis in Unsaturated Soils', JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL AND GEOENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, 139 1211-1214 (2013) [C1]
Wang SY, Sun L, Yang C, Yang SQ, Tang CA, 'Numerical study on static and dynamic fracture evolution around rock cavities', Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, 5 262-276 (2013) [C1]
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, 'Effect of hydraulic hysteresis on seepage analysis for unsaturated soils', Computers and Geotechnics, 41 36-56 (2012) [C1]
Sheng D, Yang C, 'Discussion of fundamental principles in unsaturated soil mechanics', Yantu Gongcheng Xuebao/Chinese Journal of Geotechnical Engineering, 34 438-456 (2012) [C1]
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Conference (6 outputs)
Yang C, Carter JP, Sheng D, 'On the compression behaviour of structured soils', Computer Methods and Recent Advances in Geomechanics - Proceedings of the 14th Int. Conference of International Association for Computer Methods and Recent Advances in Geomechanics, IACMAG 2014 (2015)
Structured soils exhibit an apparent non-linear normal compression line in the semi-log compression plane, which dominates the difference in the mechanical behaviour between struc... [more]
Structured soils exhibit an apparent non-linear normal compression line in the semi-log compression plane, which dominates the difference in the mechanical behaviour between structured soils and their reconstituted counterparts. The effect of soil structure is investigated via the change of compression stiffness with structure degradation. A differential expression of the normal compression line is then established and applied to a large number of different types of soil. Satisfactory results are obtained, illustrating the validity and applicability of the proposed approach. © 2015 Taylor & Francis Group, London.
Yang C, Yang CS, Liu XF, 'An improved modeling of hydro-mechanical behavior of unsaturated compacted soils', Unsaturated Soils: Research and Applications, London (2014) [E1]
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, Pineda J, Kelly R, 'From compression behavior to plastic anisotropy of reconstituted soft soils', Geotechnical Special Publication (2014) [E1]
The plastic anisotropy of reconstituted soft soils is described from the compression behaviour observed during radial loading paths in stress space. A unique relationship is estab... [more]
The plastic anisotropy of reconstituted soft soils is described from the compression behaviour observed during radial loading paths in stress space. A unique relationship is established between the orientation of the yield surface and the corresponding normal compression line, which indicates that a stabilized fabric is maintained under continuous loading along radial stress paths. The equilibrium orientation angle of the plastic potential surface is obtained explicitly. A new rotational hardening law is proposed by considering the dependence of the evolution of anisotropic fabric with the current stress condition and plastic strain. An elastoplastic constitutive model for anisotropic soil is formulated within the framework of Critical State Soil Mechanics. Validation with experimental data and predictions from other models demonstrate the feasibility of the basic concept and the capacity of the proposed new model. © 2014 American Society of Civil Engineers.
Yang C, Huang MS, Cui Y-J, 'Constitutive model of unsaturated structured soils under cyclic loading', Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Unsaturated Soils, Barcelona, Spain (2011) [E1]
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, 'Numerical modelling of hydraulic hysteresis in unsaturated soil covers', Computer Methods for Geomechanics: Frontiers and New Applications. Volume 2, Melbourne, VIC (2011) [E1]
Yang C, Sheng D, Carter JP, 'Hysteretic seepage analysis in unsaturated soil covers', Unsaturated Soils: Theory and Practice, Pattaya, Thailand (2011) [E1]
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The previous post has created such a stir with some dear friends that a deeper dive into this rabbit hole is clearly required.
But like a catchy jingle I can't stop hearing Hillary Clinton repeating in my head her infamous line in reference to the specifics of the Benghazi cover-up: "What does it matter?"
I'm sensing a most powerful leitmotif of our times! Songs and poems and plays fill my head these days with such a powerful slogan-like sentiment. I can hear hollered from the pulpits and echoed in the raindrops: "What does it matter? Who cares? So what?!"
Take a pill,
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shop and drop,
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smoke and joke
see the doc, watch the clock,
click and laugh,
take a nap!
And THEY will tell you what and when it matters!
For Hillary's forceful, borderline psychopathic reply, and her astonishing career full of fraud and corruption beginning clear back in Arkansas, she is considered a most honorable Patriot. On November 14, The National Defense University Foundation will present her with its American Patriot award for being a leader who has "strengthened America's strategic interests and advanced global security."
The NDU is clearly attempting to pave her path toward Presidential candidacy with a prestigious award, won by other such loyal patriots and fellow master manipulators as cozy Bonesmen George H.W. Bush and Henry Kissinger and in a similar vein of absurdity as Obama being awarded the Noble Peace Prize, though he has engaged us in no fewer than seven wars.
But I digress. The original "So what?" was in reference to a Facebook posting concerning the fact that CIA agents wrote A Course in Miracles, aka, the New Age Bible.
Clearly the bulk of our nation's population is in a potent trance from which they refuse to awaken. I wonder, might it have something to do with too many doses of government-manufactured LSD? In his 1980 interview in Playboy magazine John Lennon also claimed that the military and the CIA created LSD, though this did not stop him from encouraging its use:
We must always remember to thank the CIA and the Army for LSD. That's what people forget. Everything is the opposite of what it is, isn't it, Harry? So get out the bottle, boy - and relax. They invented LSD to control people and what they did was give us freedom.
So this is what freedom looks like, eh John? NSA spying, TSA everywhere, random checkpoints, military tanks driving down city streets, an astronomical number of Americans receiving government benefits and absolutely no accountability for crimes by those in direct power positions. It's interesting, because I remember while the Berlin wall was coming down, and the Soviet Union was crumbling, freedom meant something else to us entirely. Silly me, I must have taken a wrong turn in Albuquerque and ended up back in Stalingrad!
As Jan Irvin and Joe Atwill reference very clearly in their extensive article, governments have a long history of using drugs to control populations and the 60s counter-culture was no exceptions.
While the odd role that MK-ULTRA played in launching the psychedelic movement is well known, its involvement in bringing about another part of America's descent into intellectual neo-feudalism is not. Incredibly, MK-ULTRA was also involved in bringing about the "New Age" quasi-religious movement, which debased the reasoning of anyone who succumbed to its philosophies. Another progenitor of this movement, which believes in "channeling" and other fictional elements, was the book A Course in Miracles, written by two MK-ULTRA employees; William Thetford and Helen Schucman.[18] In the book the reader is asked to believe that Helen Schucman, a Jewish scientist hired by the CIA to study how to control the mind, was chosen by Jesus Christ to channel his current ideas to humanity.
I realize Irvin and Atwill say "well known" to mean, well known to anyone who actually looks, and gives a flying fart.
The vast majority of folks I know have no clue whatsoever and even when presented with data have no idea what to do with it. They refuse to believe a handful of elites are manipulating society and controlling our government, though hundreds, if not thousands of books and documentaries with original sourcing are available as evidence with two-hours research and a few clicks of the mouse. No need to take my word for it!
"The real rulers in Washington are invisible and exercise power from behind the scenes."
Felix Frankfurter US Supreme Court Justice.
The research in their article Manufacturing the Deadhead is extensive and as much as I'm tempted to quote a good portion of it here, it seems less important than to ask once again, why do so few people care?
Why do so many agree with Hillary and the Marianne Williamson fans mentioned earlier in their protestations of who cares, what does it matter, so what?
I believe H.G. Wells provided a decent answer to that in The Open Conspiracy: Blueprints for a World Revolution (1935).
"The one main strand of truth in the theory of social development woven by Marx and Engels is that successful, comfortable people are disposed easily to dislike, obstruct, and even resist actively any substantial changes in the current patchwork of arrangements, however great the ultimate dangers of that patchwork may be or the privations and sufferings of other people involved in it. "
With half of Americans in households feeding on the government cheese, literally and figuratively, and the other half scurrying like rodents to pay for it, is it really any wonder why so few are willing or able to take a dive down the rabbit hole with me?
I can't help but end with one of my favorite quotes of all time:
To walk in money through the night crowd, protected by money, lulled by money, dulled by money, the crowd itself a money, the breath money, no least single object anywhere that is not money, money, money everywhere and still not enough, and then no money or a little money or less money or more money, but money, always money, and if you have money or you don't have money it is the money that counts and money makes money, but what makes money make money?
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I had a blast making bristlebots with my 4th grade science club a few weeks ago, so I started thinking up new ways to make simple vibrobots to give away as gifts.
I came up with this very simple Cockroach Virbobot. It only costs about $2.50 and 20 minutes of time to make. Super cute and super simple.
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I bought a pack of 10 solar panels off ebay for $10. Great for a lot of projects.
I bought my motors from the online store Electric Goldmine for $1.10 each. I like the ones they have because they trigger at only 0.5V, whereas most trigger at around 1.5V. The lower trigger voltage you can get the better because it means that your roach will work under less sunlight. If you do buy from them be SURE to get the motors with the blue casing, not the silver. Silver ones suck for a variety of reasons.
If you don't want to buy these in bulk, I have a kit and prebuilt ones for sale on my website. It's a fun project you can do with kids or makes a great little gift you made yourself.
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so nice and cute and fun
Is there a special kind of soldering iron required? On amazon there's a 30watt soldering iron and a 40watt soldering iron. Does it matter which one you buy?
I've never used a glue gun and the last time i touched a soldering iron was about 20 years ago so this was nice easy project to start with
ya really want right hand materials of manufacture is simple ..?
Completely possible, with a bigger solar cell.
The whole "vibrating" thing is kind of important.
For fun I made a two solar cell roach this past weekend. Worked in a little 3V .6F battery. Worked rather well. Charged up the battery nicely and was able to keep the motor going even in the shade.
Too bad I'm unable to find those nice little 1.5V solar cells. Everywhere online is sold out!
Here's the linky: http://solarbotics.com/products/scpd/
PS: careful with the leads, they can be fragile!
I did find a much better solution. I found some slightly bigger solar cells, 2V at 50mA, which work wonderfully.
I'm putting together a newer version of my Solar Cockroach kit using those cells and some new motors. They move around a lot more than the old version.
You also want to find some little vibrating motors that trigger at .5 or 1V, those work the best. Most are 1.5V, so you have to search.
I do remember reading that a lot of cheap "solar" lights you buy are fake. Several people reported buying them only to find that there was just a standard battery on the inside and the solar panel was fake. So test them out before you go to all the trouble of soldering and making.
Also, save that capacitor! If it's as good as it sounds you can use it in all kinds of projects.
I wonder if the same technique could be used by having two of these attached to each other under water. With the engines facing opposite directions and solar panels at different angles it could find the light source. Or if you had one for every direction then it could find the light on any plane!
Could this be inspired by common paramecium with eyespots? I've heard it's flagellum inspired modern day DC motors too!
For example. Big solar panels you see on homes or businesses usually charge up large 12V batteries. The panels are set up with a max voltage of 18 or 21 volts so that even on cloudy days
If you need 3.7V to charge your phone then you'd want a solar cell larger than 4V. The 7V I have might work well.
Usually phones charge up at 5V (if it's USB then it's five). You may want to do some googling about your phone.
Interesting that they use a 3V coin cell to charge up. All the garden lights I've torn apart use a single AA or AAA battery.
I've also got a 2.0 version brewing in my head using larger panels and a stronger motor. More like a solar locus than anything.
I have them on my site as kits. Buy them as a kit or shoot me a message. We can work something out.


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Matthews is very intriguing player. Many good write ups on him and seems to have faster than timed speed on the field.
Matthews is very intriguing player. Many good write ups on him and seems to have faster than timed speed on the field.
Special teams?
Good pick late in the draft.
This is what CBS says about this kid, the negatives are very worrying but for a 7th rounder, not much of a risk:
Positives: Solidly built with good overall size and bulk -- long arms and does a nice job extending to create a large catching radius. A long-striding athlete with good playing speed. Usually sure-handed with the concentration to snatch the ball out of the air. Tough and physical, effective in traffic. Has good vision and experience as a return man. Negatives: Very average long speed and will struggle to separate at the next level. Not very explosive off the line of scrimmage and takes too long gearing down when changing directions. Unpolished route runner and does a poor job selling routes, lacking much burst in and out of his breaks. Isn't the most natural pass catcher. Has a sketchy background with some ...
Hopefully he is one of those players that play bigger than the stats and measurables..
A lot of guys here wanted him on some mocks. I think he will have a hard time making the team.
Cunningham, on the other hand, will be a starter in 4 WR sets.
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Featured Cookbook
We have searched the world of cookbooks and selected some of the most exciting, enticing, fun, entertaining and informative to share in our popular feature Featured Cookbook.
Some of these cookbooks have recipes with non-kosher ingredients. No worries! KosherEye and our team of cookbook authors, chefs and foodies will help you convert these ingredients to kosher substitutes. In fact we are providing an initial, basic list of kosher substitutions for you.
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