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In 1988, the military regime ordered the massacre of students and monks who were calling for democracy. The ruling junta has refused to accept the outcome of the 1990 elections, instead choosing to rule by force.
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Albergo Sandra, a pleasant hotel under family management, is located just minutes from Termini railway station in the centre of Rome. This is in the historical centre meaning from our location we have easy access to many places of interest such as Piazza Repubblica and the Museum of Ancient Rome.
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Structural Steel Contractor Extends Run Times, Saves on Fuel, Reduces Noise with New Trailblazer 325 EFI with Excel Power
Coastal Steel and the new Trailblazer® 325 EFI with Excel™ power.
Coastal Steel, Inc. is a full-service steel erection company based out of Tacoma, Wash. The company specializes in commercial steel structures up to four stories, ranging from big box retailers to churches and municipal buildings. One recent project was a new addition to a Catholic school in a residential area in suburban Seattle. The two-story building featured approximately 25,000 square feet of floor space, 200,000 pounds of structural steel and 30,000 pounds of decking.
For a contractor like Coastal Steel, one of the most important tools is the welder/generator. Having the ability to weld and run tools off of one centralized engine-driven unit helps reduce the amount of equipment needed on site. The company has spent the last year putting the new Trailblazer® 325 EFI with Excel™ power to work as a welding power source and as a primary generator. Through new advanced engine technologies designed for both performance and quality, Coastal Steel has experienced savings in fuel and reduced noise output—helping to reduce the bottom line and improve sound quality on site for workers and neighbors.
The Importance of the Welder/Generator in Structural Steel Erection
At its most basic level, structural steel is erected using a combination of welding and high-strength tension shear bolts, or TC bolts—both applications powered by an engine-driven welder/generator. The new Trailblazer 325 EFI offers 325 amps of welding power at 100 percent duty cycle, 12,000 watts of generator power and an additional 2,400 watts of optional Excel power.
Welding requirements in this application vary based on the process and type of joint being welded. Welding with the Flux-Cored process typically requires between 225 and 280 amps when welding with a .072-inch diameter flux-cored wire. For Stick welding, the machine typically resides between 135 and 170 amps for 5/32-inc. electrodes and 110-130 amps if using a 1/8-inch electrode. The 325-amp/100 percent duty cycle performance of the machine allows Coastal Steel to run all of these processes without worrying about exceeding the duty cycle.
To apply the high-strength tension shear bolts, Coastal uses a "Lejuene Gun", an electric shear wrench, off of the machine's generator power. This tool requires 1,400 watts of power — easily handled by the primary generator power or the optional Excel power. Most other typical jobsite tools (lights, grinders, drills, screw guns, rotor hammers) require less power. While the Trailblazer 325 EFI is designed to run seamlessly with suitcase-style wire feeders, Coastal Steel has even used the machine's generator power to run two separate 110-amp MIG welding units, turning it into a three-arc welding system.
"On this machine here, I've run two Millermatics off the generator side of it, and SMAW off the welder side of it," says Hummel. "The generator source is very good on this machine. If you don't have the right power on the job site, it's right there for you."
Keeping Welding and Generator Power Separate Ensures Proper Performance
As power tools are often being run at the same time as the welding arc, it is important that there be no deterioration or interruption of the arc itself. Some traditional engine-driven welder/generators will experience a fluctuation in the arc when a load is applied to the generator. This fluctuation can lead to defects in the weld.
"When you're doing a full penetration weld, when your volts are high and your amperage is high, if you draw down a small bit, it can cause pinholes, it can cause cold roll," says Hummel. "There's only a fine line with Flux Cored when you're running those full penetration welds. You're as hot as you want to be and you don't want it to change."
The new Trailblazer 325 EFI features Smart-Cor™ technology that allows for the weld and generator power to remain entirely separate. This ensures no interaction between jobsite tools and provides stronger, cleaner, more efficient generator power.
"The generator and the welding side are independent," says Hummel. "So they're running a lot of power off it and you're welding off it at the same time, and you don't get any drawdown on your welder—you can't tell that you're running power. Other machines you don't have that, especially on the FCAW side of it."
Exclusive Engine Technologies Provide New Levels of Efficiency
There are two primary factors that allow for the reduction in fuel use and sound on the jobsite: Auto-Speed™ Technology and Excel Power. (A third technology, electronic fuel injection, further contributes to fuel savings). Auto-Speed technology is a new feature for engine-driven welder generators that automatically adjusts the engine to run at lower speeds depending on the total power needed. Traditional engine-driven welder generators will run at a full 3,600 RPM for all applications. With this new technology, engine speed briefly jumps up to 3,600 RPM and then automatically lowers to match the task at hand. Certain loads, such as running 1/8-inch electrodes at relatively low amperage rates, allow for the machine to carry the function out at idle (2,400 RPM).
"If you're running an 1/8-inch 7018 electrode, it will only idle up small amounts at a time," says Hummel. "It'll just give you enough RPM to run at 125 amps. If you're running flux-cored wire, it will idle up more to run 20 volts. It will do what it has to do without doing too much."
The second technology, Excel power, is similar in that it allows jobsite tools to run at 2,400 RPM. In traditional welder/generators, the machine immediately ramps up to 3,600 RPM when a generator load is applied. With Excel power, which is a separate from the machine's main generator and offers an additional 2,400 watts of generator power, the machine runs most common worksite tools — grinders, chop saws, drills and lights — at idle speed.
"I like that it's quiet and I like the fuel savings," says Hummel. "It's better on gas than other machines."
Fuel Savings Add Up with Electronic Fuel Injection, Lower RPM
For companies like Coastal Steel, fuel use is a major factor when selecting equipment. Another key factor contributing to reduced fuel use is electronic fuel injection. Electronic fuel injection optimizes air/fuel ratios for all engine speeds and loads, ensuring operation at peak fuel efficiency. It also helps eliminate the starting problems encountered with carbureted models in colder/Northern climates. As fuel prices continue to rise, every bit of fuel savings helps. With this and the other technologies found in this machine, contractors will notice up to a 35-percent drop in actual fuel use, and runtimes on a standard 12-gallon tank extended by as much as 50 percent. Over the course of the year under typical use1, those fuel savings could be as much as $1,600.
"I can run this machine about 20 hours on one tank of gas," says Hummel. "I believe it's about 30 to 40 percent better on gas than other machines. You might get 12 hours out of (other machines), but they either run on low idle or high idle—it's all the way or nothing."
Compared to older machines, that extended runtime is significant. It allows welders to go longer between fill-ups, minimizing non-productive activities such as refueling or driving to get fuel.
"You might get 12 hours out of (other machines) depending on how hard you run them," says Hummel.
The reduction in hard costs is evident.
"You have to save every little chance you can save. If you're saving $20 a day (across a fleet), that's $100 a week. That's the bottom line."
Reduction in Sound Improves Work Environment for Neighbors, Workers
In the case of this specific jobsite, where Coastal Steel built an addition to a structure surrounded by a residential neighborhood and a school, the ability to operate at lower sound levels is beneficial to both the neighbors and workers on the site. Steel work begins at 7 AM, and school starts at 7:30 AM. Due to the ability to run most processes at lower RPM and an improved packaging design that helps the engine run cooler and produce less noise, the Trailblazer 325 EFI produces up to 68 percent less sound compared to previous models. This makes the work less intrusive to the surrounding neighbors, as well as the students in the school.
"There are houses 100 yards away," says Hummel, "and we can't start until 7:00 because of the houses. The noise reduction is good anywhere, even for my sake, because I'm tired of hearing (welder/generators) wide open all day long."
Also important, the reduction in sound helps improve jobsite communication and ultimately makes it a safer place to work. Taking all efficiencies into consideration, Hummel sees it as a good fit for structural steel erection.
"When it's on low idle, you can talk around it and you can hear yourself," says Hummel. "It's definitely a quieter machine than any other machine, the fuel savings is good, and having the separate generator and welding power is a big deal."
1Estimated based on typical usage – 150 amps welding 40 percent of the time; 20 amps generator power 30 percent of the time, and idling without load 30 percent of the time.
Coastal Steel, Inc. is a full-service steel erection company based out of Tacoma, Wash.
The new Trailblazer 325 EFI with Excel power provides independent welding and generator power to prevent any interaction or disruption with the welding arc.
The new Trailblazer 325 EFI with Excel power is up to 5 inches shorter and 108 pounds lighter than previous models.
The site is in a residential neighborhood with an active school nearby. The ability to reduce the welder/generator's sound by up to 68 percent is important to both site communication and the happiness of the neighbors.


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I just finished a new cartoon called "Bobo the Tree Plant" comments and thoughts welcomed.
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Lavallelee, I've embedded your video. For your reference, take the code that follows the "=" sign in the YouTube link. In this case, it's "G9JOm9PyCZ8". That's all you need to place between the youtube brackets to make it work.
Enjoyed your film. I feel the same way about BP and I'm sure that millions of others share the sentiment.
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thanks charles, i was wondering what i did wrong
and i am happy you enjoyed it!!
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The mans nuts! Grab em! lol
good one. But I believe we should be just as mad at our government and "leaders" as we are at BP. So many things wrong with this spill on every level. From why it happend to how we're dealing with it. It's all such bullsht and its revealing to me whats important to all these "officials" in question.
And now its time for the storms. big one coming into texas with more to follow. This has the potential to be something so bad,, something we have never experienced. Pollution, fires, fires making more storms...rinse and repeat. THis can get nasty real quick...well, nastier. Way nastier....my heart is heavy. We're gonna need courage to get through this next chapter of our country. Just remember to help each other when this sht gets thick. Fema camps are ready for marshal law. Gas chambers are built and air tight buildings are standing by.
remember, BP couldn't do any of it without help from government policies.
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I've been carrying Neil Slade's new book, Tickle Your Amygdala, around with me for a couple of months now. I take it with me to my favourite café, open a page at random and start reading. It's an amazing book – in its way one of the best I've ever read.
Tickle Your Amygdala is both a "how to" book and a collection of interviews with people who, in the author's opinion, demonstrate frontal lobes cooperative, creative and intelligent thinking in their daily lives. If the subject is new to you, I suggest you read my article, The Crazy Wisdom of TDA Lingo first and then come back here. I wrote that article years ago, not long after I discovered amygdala clicking (now more appropriately called amygdala tickling).
Okay, now that you're filled in, I'll get on with the review. Neil Slade has been talking and writing about the amygdala and its potential role in "brain self transcendence" or just plain positive thinking for over 30 years. His website, neilslade.com, contains something like 2000 entries and has been read by millions. He regularly makes appearances on nationally syndicated radio shows in the U.S. In spite of this, he is not a big name "self help guru" and would probably cringe at the notion of becoming labelled as such.
Tickle Your Amygdala is Neil's latest effort to show the world how easy it is to tap into the better parts of your consciousness. He does this in a number of ways, including interviews with a variety of people who, in his opinion, demonstrate advanced frontal lobes brain activity in their daily lives. Not only do these individuals not all practice "amygdala tickling" as Neil explains it on his website, some of them don't practice it at all, but the results of the practice resonate with them.
I was recently asked a question by someone:
I've been giving the amygdala tickle a go, but with little success. I can't seem to envision the actual tickle sensation, and also struggle with the location I should be focusing on. Any tips would be very appreciated!
I've been putting off answering it because I don't know quite how to answer it. The "feather tickling" exercise worked for me originally, but since then, I've discovered dozens of other ways to shift my consciousness from the reptilian brain to the frontal lobes. There's no sense outlining them all, because Neil does a much better job of it in his book. I will, however, offer this quote, which I think sums it all up best:
Brain Radar is a force that manifests through Passive Activity.
Passive Activity is "effortless effort", to do something with a light touch.
Imagine shooting an arrow into a target. You put your arrow in your bow, you aim, then you let go.
The arrow flies, and meets its destination.
. . . . . .
It's not the product of doing nothing, but the product of doing nothing special. It occurs as the result of a perfect balance between Doing, and Being.
I've sat down and tried to write a review of Tickle Your Amygdala a half dozen times at least. Every time, I find so many quotes I want to use, I'm almost tempted to transcribe the whole thing. This afternoon, for instance, I was sitting in my favourite café here in Sihanoukville wondering, for the upteenth time, why I seem to be one of the few expats in town who enjoys life here. What's not to enjoy? It's a friendly town, has great beaches and now that it's grown, I can even get my favourite Western comfort foods. In spite of this, the majority of expats here live in fear and loathing of the police and seem to think half the population is out to get them. There's a rather dramatic example of the difference between their perception of Sihanoukville and mine in this post from my Sihanoukville Journal: Sihanoukville Police Checkpoints!
So I'm sitting there with these thoughts in the back of my mind when I open the book and have a Duh! moment (A Duh! moment is sort of like a Eureka! moment, but the flash is so obvious you feel a little dumb when it comes). The reason why I'm happy here and so many are not is because they still perceive Cambodia as a dangerous, corrupt and frightening place. In other words, they are stuck firmly in their reptilian "fight or flight" fear based brains while I, probably thanks to "amygdala tickling", can see the positive side of life here.
My "Duh!" moment still didn't help me with my other dilemma, which was how to answer the question, "How can I make it work for me?" Well, I opened the book for answers and once again, I was tempted to transcribe the whole thing. Then I had another "Duh!" moment. It went something like this:
That's a question Neil Slade and those he interviews answer best in Tickle Your Amygdala.
I happen to be one of the people Neil interviews, but that's beside the point.
If this sounds like a sales hustle, let me assure you, I am not compensated financially in any way if you buy the book. My compensation comes from the satisfaction of knowing I've given the best possible advice. Here's the link to the Tickle Your Amygdala purchase page. Note that it's not a tiny url and doesn't have an affiliate ID tacked on to it.
I've been on a roll today. This is the second review I've written. If you're interested, check out this article on my Writing Resources blog: How to Learn Positive Writing.


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I can't remember where or when I heard it. But I've always used one and one half times the material thickness for the depth of a hole for pipe or tubing.
So a one and a half schedule forty pipe would be approximately three inches. (1 7/8" X 1.5 would be 2 3/4")
I don't believe I pulled this out of the air. I'm comfortable with saying it's something an engineer or someone close to one told me.
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A little diffrent but same princable.
I always use 1.5 of the outer dimension for my depth. My experience comes from some college and working as a rigger for some time. My reasoning is this, if you are bolting something up and you only screw in the bolt 1/2 of the OD of the bolt you are not getting max tensile strength of the bolt you must go the OD+1 turn to get max tensile strength out of the bolt. I always shoot for the max, you wouldn't help pin a weld would you? No you want a full pin. But this is max not min so you make the call on what you need.


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I recently read Terry Doran's guest column about nurses and flu shots when I noted that Doran buried a cheap shot in the middle of his column.
Quote: "You are free to have an assault weapon and use it to murder 20 kids." Mr. Doran has it wrong. Despite the hammering by the liberal press, an assault weapon wasn't used, it was a look-alike; the mentally deranged perpetrator was using a weapon that he had gotten illegally, and, no, you are not free to "murder" anyone. This ignorant and provocative comment left me with the decision to disregard his column as meaningless, based on his bias.
I no longer will sit idly by and have people spew out wrong information. Legitimate gun owners have had enough of being whipping boys by "progressive" thinkers.
Yes, maybe I'm ranting, but it doesn't even come close to the rant that Doran did for The News-Sentinel in another guest column about a month ago. That rant wasn't very productive, either.
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Now in its 17th year, the theatrical spectacular was dreamt up to inspire children to enjoy live theatre from a young age, encouraging them not only to view some of the best shows in town but to also join in with fun activities.
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text: Front (Pink) Alternate view (Pink) In-line remote and microphone for iPhone Sweet sound, super-portable Photos (4) Video View larger Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear On-ear headphones with in-line remote and microphone (Pink) Item #: 143MOMNTMP 11 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $199.99 Shop all Headphones Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by David Brown Big sound from the "Mini Mo" We're big fans of the original Sennheiser Momentum headphones. So we were excited to find out that these sharp-looking, sweet-sounding headphones are now available in an on-ear version. With new colors, a lower price, and the same sound signature as its big brother, the "Mini Mo" is sure to attract a lot of attention. Like the originals, the Momentum On-Ear is built for comfort, durability, and, most of all, sound that reaches out and grabs you. The headband and earcups feature a super-soft Alcantara® covering — think suede, only softer. You can wear these headphones for long periods without fatigue. That will give you plenty of time to discover how the tight, punchy bass and up-front sound can make familiar tunes sound more lively and engaging. Three-button remote for Apple® devices When you're out and about, why not keep your iPhone® or iPod® in your pocket or bag? You'll still maintain control, thanks to the Momentum's remote cable. The 3-button remote lets you play and pause music, skip between tracks and control the volume. A built-in microphone on the remote lets you take calls on your iPhone, while the remote lets you answer calls and hang up. The Momentum's low impedance ensures these headphones are easily driven by your mobile device, for great sound wherever you go. Product Highlights:on-ear, closed back headphonesbrushed metal headband with soft Alcantara headband for durability and comfortsoft ear pads for long-lasting comfort53-inch miniplug cable with in-line 3-button remote and microphone for use with iPhone, iPod, and iPad58-inch miniplug standard cable1/4-inch adapterincludes zippered carrying casefrequency response: 16-22,000 Hzsensitivity: 112 dBimpedance: 18 ohmsweight: 5.64 oz.warranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Sennheiser Momentum On-Ear Reviews Average Customer Review: 11 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. 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"Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality i am not a fan of on ear headphones, i like over the ear headphones, but these are fine. i am planning to use them with an ipod so their lighter weight was a factor. the Crutchfield sale was too good to pass up. the quality of the sound reproduction is excellent. Pros: weight, sound quality, price. Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes No very good... Written By Anonymous, Pennsylvania on Wednesday, December 17, 2014 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Excellent sound quality Pros: sound quality Cons: no noise isolation Was this review helpful? Yes No Great phones Written By Chris C., New Jersey on Friday, December 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) rating "Coolness Factor" rating Build Quality rating Comfort rating Noise Reduction rating Sound Quality I have expensive IEMs and these are every bit as good if not better. Pros: Looks, fit Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes No The not-so-great experience Written By Elmer G, Duluth, GA on Monday, September 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality You'd think that because of the pretty penny price tag, you were getting something that'll last a good long time. These guys didn't last for more than an hour before problems began to flood in. First, the aux cables they came with were analogous with a 5$ cable you I find at the general store. It was flimsy and the sound output was not clear. Then, after only about half an hour, The sound began to play on one side only. I had to jimmy the aux cable around the port and put it in a certain position so that it could sound somewhat right, with still some distortion. After a little while of listening(about 15 minutes) I realized my ears begin to hurt because of the gorilla grip on these things. So I had to reposition them but then the aux cable/port began to suck even more when the sound stopped playing alltogether.I could only hear a grinding noise. It only took an hour to decide to return them. Luckily, the process was easy and the person on the phone walked me through the process fast and easy; Then he helped me pick out another set. So that was probably the only good part of this whole experience. I wouldn't recommend these to a friend. I wouldn't even recommend these to an enemy. I may not like that person, but I don't have the heart to put someone else through that adversity. It's inhumane. Pros: -look pretty cool -Won't fall off -after you decide to return them you'll be able to receive some good customer service Cons: -bad build quality (aux port, grip, sound) -no comfort(hurts your ears) -no noise reduction -too expensive for such a bad product 2 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Sound Written By Divarose, Yo, OH on Monday, August 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality I love these headphones. To me they are better than Bose. It all depends on what kind of sound you are looking for. Pros: Excellent sound quality, not to much bass, love the look great for a women. Cons: Could be a little more comfortable on the ear, wish it was wireless. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Excellent Written By Anonymous, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, July 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Love these headphones Pros: Sound quality Cons: None 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Sound good Written By Jim, Graham, NC on Tuesday, June 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality My first pair of on ear headphones. They sounded great, I just found the on ear style uncomfortable. Pros: Sound Cons: Comfort ( personal preference) 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Unfortunately not for my ears Written By Robert M, North Carolina on Saturday, March 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality I really and truly wanted to love these headphones. I am not saying they are bad, they just don't have the sound that I was hoping for. They definitely lacked in the lower end department, almost non exsisent. The midrange sounded compressed, and the highs too saturated, especially when it came to the S sound, very similar to a poorly pressed album. I used these headphones with flac files from my NAS, plus a multitude of cd' s on my Denon 3910, and no change. As far as comfort goes, I could not wear them for more than 15 min without starting to experience the onset of ear fatigue. Sound is subjective from one set of ears to another, and what might not sound good to me, may sound spectacular to someone else. I applaud Crutchfield and their wonderful and knowlegable staff for assisting me a completely different purchase and authorizing a return with no penalty. As always, thank you Crutchfield, I will definately be purchasing from you again. Pros: Nice styling Cons: Lack of bass, compressed midrange, overly saturated highs, ear fatigue 4 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No sennheiser momentum ear phones Written By es, NJ on Tuesday, January 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality great sound with al types of music. Bass tight and not overwhelming. Comfort and noise reduction good but not great. Pros: accurate sound Cons: none of consequence 3 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Solid Headphones Written By Steve, Redlands, CA on Thursday, January 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort Noise Reduction Sound Quality Very good sound, bass and treble are distinct but neither one overwhelms. Solid build and good looking - not too big. Work great with an iPod. A little tight on the head but not anything to be concerned about - can wear them for several hours at a time. Although they are not "noise canceling" per se, I was hoping they cut the sound out on airplanes better - but they really do not. Pros: Sound, looks, quality Cons: A little tight, no noticeable noise reduction. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Audio great, Fit maybe not so great Written By Phrehdd, Los Angeles, CA on Thursday, December 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Comfort rating Noise Reduction Sound Quality The Sennheiser Momentum is a good looking if not almost retro looking headset. Buyers have a few options for colours including black, brown, green, blue and ivory - pretty much something for everyone's taste. This on ear set of cans does very well with portable devices and provides decent audio and while not for bassheads, it delivers decent bass for those wanting a more natural flat response. It does however have a bit more bass than that of a truly flat response set of cans. Where this particular unit might give some people trouble is that the ear pieces can slide up and down to adjust to most people's heads/ears but there is no give in any other direction. All of the fit on the ears is based on ear shape and the earpiece pads. The pads are full and relatively soft but for some it may be a bit uncomfortable to wear for long periods. I find that for my use, I had to flex the head band (metal with a touch of leather/pad casing) a bit to loosen up the fit enough to provide me with long wear comfort. Obviously, one needs to exercise some care when flexing the band as to not make the Momentum too loose and thus a poor ear fit. This unit comes with a cable with built in controls that appear only to work for i-devices and not for Android or any other maker's portable device. As I have an iPhone, it works extremely well for my needs and good for indoor and outdoor play. Given the moderate fit for the ears, it does not do too much to block out loud noises which is okay by me. Pros: Full sound with a touch of bass with a decent moderate sound stage. Once physically adjusted, they are very light weight and provide reasonable volume for nice music experience. People should try before by based on fit and comfort. Nearly all will find the sound delivered to be very good, clean and enjoyable for all sorts of music. Cons: The ear units have only up and down adjustment and rely on the pads of the ear pieces to adjust to everyone's ears which are obviously not all the same. While the use does not bleed out audio for everyone else near by to hear, it does not block all noises around. 8 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Pink on-ear headphones 53" Cable (installed on headphones) with in-line remote/microphone (with lockable 2.5mm plug on one end and 3.5mm plug on other end) 58" Cord (with lockable 2.5mm on one end and 3.5mm on other end) Headphone plug adapter (Female 3.5mm / Male 1/4") Zippered semi-hard storage case Quick Guide Safety Guide Product brochure Features and Specs General Fit Style On-ear Earcup Type Closed Noise-canceling No Bluetooth No Frequency Response 16-22k Hz Sensitivity 112 dB Impedance 18 Ohms Weight 5.6 ounces Cord Length 55" Airline Adapter Included No iPod Control Yes Volume Control Yes Built-in Microphone Yes Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research Features Overview: The Sennheiser Momentum Supra headphones are stylish, high-quality on-ear headphones. They are lightweight and comfortable, with durable metal construction on the earcup and earcup sliders. The ear pads are covered in Alcantara, a soft, durable suede-like material. The Momentum Supra headphones give you high-performance audio reproduction with rich, detailed sound. The Momentum Supra comes with a soft zippered storage pouch. Design: The Momentum Supra has a closed-back, supra-aural (on-ear) design which isolates much of the background noise. The headphones are equipped with high-performance neodymium magnets. The impedance is lowered to 18 ohms so it will play portable devices at high volumes without overdriving the device's tiny amp. Included Cables: The Momentum Supra headphones are equipped with two exchangeable 55" audio cables, both with 3.5mm plugs. One cable is equipped with a right-angled plug and an in-line remote/microphone. The other has a straight plug, but no remote. The cables connect to the left earcup via a 2.5mm sub-mini plug that twist-locks in place to prevent accidental disconnection. The included 3.5mm-to-1/4" plug adapter can be used with either cable. Smart Remote: The 3-button Smart Remote lets you control your iPod, iPhone, iPad, and recent versions of Macbooks. The outer buttons control volume up and volume down. The center button controls music playback (play, pause, play next song, play previous song) and phone functions (accept call, end call, reject call, voice control). In addition, the Smart Remote has a built-in microphone. The Smart Remote is compatible with: iPod: shuffle: (remote and voiceover functions) 3rd generation and later nano: 4th generation and later classic: 120 GB, 160 GB touch: 2nd generation and later iPhone: 3GS, 4, 4S, 5 iPad: iPad and iPad2 Macbooks: 2009 and later models of Macbook, Macbook Pro, and Mac Pro Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. 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Program Description:
Fixed Run Dialog is a minimal enhancement to your Windows desktop. It will add a 'command box' that can be always on top or not. It acts just like the Run Dialog, which you would get by clicking 'Start > Run...'. Fixed Run Dialog can handle all commands that you normally enter in the Windows Run Dialog, plus more! You can define custom commands for your frequently used applications, documents, folders or websites. You can set the Fixed Run Dialog command box to be transparent (customizable level of transparency) to make it less obtrusive. The command box is quickly accessed by pressing a (customizable) global hotkey like CTRL+SHIFT+R or WIN+A for example. This application is aimed at people like me who don't like to use their mouse so much. The application is fully customizable to suit your personal needs.
- Accepts all Windows commands
- Accepts locations of folders to open them in Windows Explorer
- Accepts website URLs to open with your default web browser
- Accepts documents and launches the default application to open them
- You can create new custom commands with a dialog or from the command box directly
- Keeps track of your history of used commands
- The command box can be dragged anywhere you like
- The label under the command box can be hidden or the text customized
- You can set the font, foreground- and background colors
- You can resize the command box quickly by pressing CTRL + LEFT/RIGHT arrow keys
- A readme.rtf and readme.txt file is included explaining all of the features in details
Change log 0.96Ăź to 0.97Ăź:
* Changed Font tab of the options dialog to use a native Windows Font Picker dialog
* Changed Hotkey tab; removed combobox and replaced it with a textbox
* Various labels in Options dialog are now updated properly after a change
* Fixed a bug: when changing the font size the controls were not drawn properly
* Removed the entry in the Startup folder during installation, you have to add it manually if you want it so
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It's not clear what time the crash happened, but law enforcement personnel were called to the scene after it was discovered at about 7:30 a.m. at Old Railroad Road near Miller Road.
Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers investigating the wreck said Timothy W. Wright Jr., 34, was driving a 2004 Infinity I35 south on Old Railroad Road approaching the T-intersection with Miller Road when he failed to stop at the posted stop sign.
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Wright crossed Miller Road, then went airborne for about 100 feet, striking an overhead branch on a small tree and landing in the yard of a private residence. The car continued south through the yard and through a creek before striking a tree.
Wright was not wearing a seat belt. The driver's side air bag deployed in the crash but the front air bag did not, troopers said.
Wright's body was taken to Ransom Funeral Home in Castalia. His vehicle was towing to Moore's Body Shop in Castalia.
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Oilers bound for greatness, predicts big time U.S. hockey writer
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At a balmy 90 degrees, last night was maybe the most scorching Emmys Sunday in recent history. But, despite the major mercury spike, it was still sweater weather for us at home. That's because we got chills when we saw a few choice ladies step out of their limos and into the fashion parade.
Thanks to the obvious lack of major movie stars (and consequent couture), this pageant is typically the least luxe — and there were some blunders (anyone else feeling the Vegas showgirl look gaining traction?) — but man, when we saw Elisabeth Moss in her new golden 'do and floral cascading Dolce & Gabbana frock, hot damn! Or how about Ginnifer Goodwin in that cinched-waist embroidered Lhuillier? As you'll quickly see, TV turned out to have quite a few tricks up her stylish sleeve, after all. So, without further ado, our list of last night's showstoppers. Just don't forget to leave a rating of your own in the comments!
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We were able to sit down with the busy man behing our upcoming Nitro snowboard movie "Hyped!" and ask him a few questions about the movie. Here we go:
What is the idea behind Hyped!?
The idea for Hyped! is that the film shall convey the feeling of ultimate excitement. We are trying to focus more on how fun snowboarding actually is, not how hard it is. People can expect seeing their favorite Nitro riders riding stuff that the viewer hopefully can relate to more. Instead of only showing the best tricks on the perfect locations (we will show that as well), we are trying to show how the Nitro riders are snowboarding when all pressure is off. The goal is to capture that feeling you get when you are riding with your best friends, on a perfect day, and you never wanna stop riding.
What was your favorite moment filming for Hyped!?
I think it was our whole trip to China. The conditions were not the best, but we had such a blast. It was me, Austin Smith, Bryan Fox, Knut, Nils Arvidsson, Anton Bilare, Bob Plumb (Nitro photographer) and Mark Welsh (also Nitro photographer) to name a few. We were just filming on a really shitty half pipe á la 1992 and having so much fun. Between runs legends like Ingemar Backman, Scotty Wittlake and Michi Albin were dropping in and hitting the same thing. It felt like we were in a time machine.
What was your camera set-up?
Panasonic HPX-170, Canon 7D, Nizo Professional Super 8, Casio Highspeed, GoPro Hero2, iPhone 4s.
What is something that you always have on you when traveling?
Too many bags, too many cables, earplugs, headphones, a book, too many cameras and a coffee cup in my hand.
What are your intentions with Hyped!?
Our intentions for Hyped! are to try and make a slightly different snowboard movie and try to see snowboarding with fresh eyes. My goal is to try and see past all unwritten "rules" that filmmakers go by, and then see what happens.
During which trip did the weirdest stuff happen?
I have to say China again, it is such a weird and interesting country. Highlights included weird food, the Chinese Mafia and a drunk Austin (not a good combo), man made resorts, interesting animal transports, man-dancing at weird clubs and too much rice wine (crazy stuff happens).
Who are the people behind the Hyped! movie, filmers, etc...?
Pirmin Juffinger and myself have been filming most of the stuff, but also Clemens Prankl. A lot of the riders have been filming as well, Knut Eliassen have probably filmed a ton of stuff. Knut and Andi Aurhammer have also helped to produce the film.
What other movies have you made before this?
Pony Tale by Actionhorse Films, a beautiful film about the love for horses. I also worked on Escramble and some other stuff.
What made you want to get back into making snowboard movies?
I once wanted to be a pro snowboarder, so my friends and I filmed ourselves. Somehow it was my task to put it all together, probably because I was the worst snowboarder among us. I soon realized that I really enjoyed the filming part of snowboarding, and putting it all together. I dropped my dreams of becoming the next Terje and decided to pursue the filming stuff. As soon as I did that I got better at snowboarding.
Tell me your favorite thing about snowboarding?
I love everything about it. Lapping a slushy park with my best friends, hitting side hits, the crazy feeling of riding pow, spin to win, flip to win, the people, meeting new friends for life, grabbing, tweaking, falling, riding in rain etc. It is still, 15 years later, my favorite thing to do.
Tell me your favorite thing about filming?
I think nowadays it's more about the whole picture, not only one shot. I love the whole process, filming, putting it all together, music, the design part with titles and stuff, trying to show more then just the trick and somehow, tell a little story.
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Ohio's governor, John Kasich, stood proudly before nearly 100 local political and business leaders on a windswept day in April to celebrate the arrival of a major new employer in Zanesville, a work-starved town where the unemployment rate rests at 11 percent. The occasion was a groundbreaking ceremony for companies drilling in eastern Ohio's potentially vast shale-gas reserves.
Kasich had every reason to be bullish. Hydraulic fracturing—a drilling process commonly known as "fracking"—has created thousands of jobs across the country and boosted state and local tax revenues. It has also brought controversy: The technique used to extract oil and gas from shale involves injecting a cocktail of sand and chemicals deep underground to crack open the shale rock and release the fuel. Environmentalists believe that if performed unsafely, fracking can contaminate water supplies and release methane, a potent greenhouse gas, into the air. Fracking has even been linked to a string of small earthquakes.
If Kasich was concerned that day about the potential dangers of fracking, he didn't show it. He effusively praised the company that was bringing the promise of new prosperity to his state.
Standing in front of a banner reading "Jobs Ohio," the governor told his audience, "If you don't have a job, come to Halliburton. If you want to have a good career, come to Halliburton…. If you are in college and want to figure out what to do, come to Halliburton." Shale gas, Kasich added, was a great thing for Ohio. "I am happy Halliburton is here."
A clutch of local government and company officials donned red hard hats—the deep blush red of the Halliburton logo—and posed with shovels, smiling, in front of a Halliburton banner.
It was an astounding moment. Just a few years ago, you would have been hard-pressed to find any politician willing to share a stage with representatives of this company, let alone one willing to sing its praises as a job creator and a community asset. During the Iraq war, Halliburton became so inextricably linked in the public mind with its former CEO, then-Vice President Dick Cheney, that it became a sort of shorthand for the Bush administration's largesse and overreach.
"If you don't have a job, come to Halliburton. If you want to have a good career, come to Halliburton."—Ohio Gov. John Kasich
More recently, the corporation was hit by a criminal probe and a massive civil suit for its role in the 2010 catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Its very name remains so toxic that the Reputation Institute, an analysis firm that tracks the public perception of the 150 biggest businesses in America, found that Halliburton has the fourth-worst reputation—coming in behind Bank of America, Citigroup, and American International Group, the companies that directly contributed to the 2008 financial meltdown.
Now, Halliburton's fortunes are back on the rise, and in dramatic fashion. In 2007, corporate leaders sold off KBR, its much-reviled defense-contracting arm that had worked on behalf of the Bush administration in Iraq, and refocused Halliburton purely as an energy-services and technology company. Now, it sits at the heart of an oil and gas technology revolution that has swept across the United States in the past five years, a phenomenon that experts call the "shale gale."
For decades, geologists have known that vast reserves of oil and gas were locked in unconventional shale-rock formations beneath the surface of Arkansas, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and a handful of other states. But the technology didn't exist to extract it, at least not affordably. That changed over the past decade, when a wave of technological advances finally cracked the code for fracking unconventional shale cheaply.
The breakthrough has had far-reaching repercussions: By some estimates, fracking could allow the U.S. to become the biggest energy producer in the world within the next decade. According to a 2011 study by IHS Global Insight, by 2035 the shale-gas industry will generate more than 1.6 million U.S. jobs, $231 billion in gross domestic product, and $933 billion in tax and royalty revenues; it will also contribute to a 10 percent drop in electricity costs. And while fracking raises plenty of environmental concerns, it also brings a potentially huge benefit. When used to generate electricity, natural gas emits only half the carbon pollution of coal. Fracking could unleash enough cheap natural gas to allow the United States to dramatically slow its contribution to global warming—without pulling a hand brake on the economy.
In the midst of this boom, Halliburton has become the nation's biggest fracker, and its bottom line is soaring. Last year, the company posted record revenues of $25 billion, based almost entirely on the growth of its U.S. shale explorations, and it is on pace to top that this year, with first-quarter revenue of $6.9 billion. Halliburton's newest technology initiative, which has quickly become an unofficial company motto, is called "Frac the Future."
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WISTER — Run-rule games were the order of the day and night on the opening day of the Wister Tournament on Thursday.
Tournament-host Wister defeated Howe 9-0 in a game stopped after four innings, which was followed by an 8-0, five-inning, run-rule win for the Red Oak Eagles over the Keota Lions.
In the night session, Talihina blanked Hartford, Ark., 12-0 in three innings, then the Whitesboro Bulldogs run ruled the Heavener Wolves 10-2 in five innings.
FORT SMITH, Ark. — A questionable call which went against the Poteau Pirates spelled doom for the locals as it allowed the Fort Smith Southside Rebels to continue a seventh-inning rally to pull out a 10-9 victory Thursday afternoon.
CROWDER — The Cameron Yellowjackets made it to Friday's championship semifinals with a 3-2 come-from-behind win over the Muldrow Bulldogs Thursday afternoon in the Crowder Tournament.
The 'Jackets were in the semifinals Friday night with the chance at playing for the championship at 4 p.m. this afternoon against the winner of Friday's other semifinal between Wilburton and Hartshorne. A loss tonight will drop them into the third-place game against the Wilburton-Hartshorne loser at 2 p.m. this afternoon.
WISTER — The Wister Lady Wildcats and the Whitesboro Lady Bulldogs posted wins over the Spiro Lady Bulldogs in Thursday's three-way.
The Lady 'Cats held off Spiro 9-8, while Whitesboro beat Spiro 9-1 in a battle of Lady Bulldogs. Whitesboro and Wister played a junior varsity game.
In Wister's win over Spiro, the Lady Wildcats broke an 8-8 tie with a run in the sixth inning on Kylee Carpenter's RBI single to get the win.
In Whitesboro's win over Spiro, after single runs in the first two innings, Whitesboro broke open the game with a six-run third inning for an 8-0 lead.
A seventh-inning rally in the second game of Thursday afternoon's doubleheader at Ival Goodman Field lifted the Carl Albert State College baseball team to a 4-3 victory over Seminole State College in a battle of top 20 teams.
In the opener, the 10th-ranked Trojans blanked the 17th-ranked Vikings 2-0.
The Vikings will return to action this afternoon in a single, nine-inning game against archrival Eastern Oklahoma State College at 2 p.m. in Wilburton.
SEMINOLE — The Seminole State College Belles swept a doubleheader from the Carl Albert State College softball team Thursday afternoon by scores of 9-1 and 9-0.
The Lady Vikings will return to action this afternoon as they travel to meet Arkansas Baptist for a 1 p.m. doubleheader in Little Rock, Ark.
FORT SMITH, Ark. — The Poteau Pirates golf team came in second at the Roland Invitational at Ben Geren Golf Course Thursday afternoon.
The Pirates shot a 320, finishing one team stroke behind champion Fort Gibson (319).
The Pirates had three medalists on the day. Cody Shore was fourth-place medalist (77), Connor Wheat was fifth-place medalist (a career-best 78) and Jarrett Lowrimore tied for ninth-place medalist (career-best 80).
Trey Wells and John Scott Sanders each carded 85s.
The Heavener Wolves also participated in the tournament and had a team score of 424.
Girls are needed to play for an age 12-and-younger softball team in the Green Country Softball League. Games will take place at the Poteau Area Recreational Complex.
The team will practice in Cameron.
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Bullock, In every game of the 2011 season, had connected with at least one field goal, including multiple connections in seven games. Bullock has had a record-breaking season. He has become Texas A&M's all-time leading scorer with 350 points, surpassing the old mark of 325. Through 12 games, he connected on 25 of 29 field goals and 52 of 54 extra point attempts. In his stellar senior season, Bullock set a new Texas A&M single season record with 25 field goals made surpassing Scott Slater's 1986 record of 21. The Klein, Texas native finished one point shy of Joel Hunt's 1927 school record of 128 field goals made in one season.
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When a young Jewish scholar (Michael Goldstein) leaves the safe, orderly world of the synagogue in order to gain a better knowledge and understanding of the outside world, he ends up at a small farm in the country. However, conflict arises when two local farming families battle over the rights to the young man. This film is in Yiddish with subtitles in English.~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide
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