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Dip Your Ears, No. 125 (Gottfried von Einem)
G.v.Einem, Piano Concerto, Medusa Suite, Orchestral Pieces,
Rodgers, Berlin, Gershwin et al.,
K.Lifschitz / Vienna RSO
Orfeo 764091
G.v.Einem, Piano Concerto, Medusa Suite, Orchestral Pieces,
Rodgers, Berlin, Gershwin et al.,
K.Lifschitz / Vienna RSO
Orfeo 764091
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Coach "Ramo" Badohoun left Eastern Nazarene College, Quincy, MA after completing three seasons as Head coach men's soccer program. Under his guidance, the men's soccer team has shown improvement on and off of the field.
In 2012, the Badohoun guided the Lions back to the Commonwealth Coast Conference playoffs for the first time since 2002. Under Badohoun's tutelage, a trio of players earned All-Commonwealth Coast Conference recognition in 2012.
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Born in Togo, West Africa where he lived, much of Badohoun's childhood was spent in France. Ramo joined Entente Sportive of Wasquehal (.E.S.W.) where he played with Jose Saezbefore signing for the rival club Lille Olympic Sporting Club Academy where he received soccer training, a professional soccer club in northern France, alongside professional and international players such Mathieu Delpierre, Mathieu Maton, Benoit Cheyrou, Matt Moussilou, Stéphane Dumont, and the most famous Frank Ribery (FC Bayern Munich, Germany) etc…
Ramo almost follow the same pathway as his peers, when at the age of 17, he received an offer to join Racing Club of Tournai, a semi-professional team in the south of Belgium upon graduating from high school, but due to injury was unable to continue with the team.
Badohoun moved to the United States in 2003 to pursue soccer development as a player and coach. His coaching has taken him from Alaska to Nevada where his presence has assisted his players to reach the youth national level of competition and improve their chances of playing at the Division I level in college. In Nevada, Badohoun coached with the Nevada Wonders Academy (Carson City) and on numerous occasions he has assisted with the U.S. Olympic Development Program teams from Alaska to Nevada.
In April 2005, he was scooted by the former Togo National Head Stéphane Keshi who motivated him to join Togo National team. In December 2005, Badohoun was called into camp for the Togo National Team in preparation for the 2006 African Nations Cup and 2006 World Cup and fell short of making the final team. Following this, Badohoun received a full scholarship to play soccer at Hope International University in California where he majored in Business Management and minored in Psychology.
Following college, Badohoun was offered a contract to play with the Seattle Sounders after successful trials with Seattle Sounders alongside his fellow Frenchman, Sébastien Le Toux (Philadelphia Union MLS), before he failed to sign due to a disagreement with his agent and opted to continue on the coaching path.
In August of 2007, Badohoun joined ENC as Assistant Coach on the women's soccer team while utilizing his technical expertise in the Information Technology Services department as a Help Desk Specialist.
Badohoun has been a coach and mentor to many players in TCSR ACADEMY, his own soccer club and program created in 2003 in Alaska. Through TCSR Academy, he organized several trips to France, allowing his players to experience soccer competition in Europe.
Badohoun is a licensed coach in both the USSF and NSCAA organizations.
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Test ID: SEQU
Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 1, Serum
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Prenatal screening for Down syndrome and trisomy 18
Prenatal screening for neural tube defects (this is only applicable to Part 2 [second trimester] of the test)
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Maternal serum screening has historically been used in obstetric care to identify pregnancies that may have an increased risk for certain birth defects, such as Down syndrome and trisomy 18. Screening in the second trimester has been available in some version (ie, alpha fetoprotein [AFP] test, triple screen, quad screen) for decades. Screening in the first trimester became an established alternative over the last decade.
More recently, sequential screening, which has an improved detection rate as compared to either first- or second-trimester screening, has become a standard option. Sequential screening has a higher detection rate because information about a pregnancy is collected in both trimesters, which provides a greater opportunity for detecting problems.
Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 1, Serum involves an ultrasound and a blood draw. The ultrasound measurement is of the back of the fetal neck, where fluid tends to accumulate in babies who have chromosome conditions, heart conditions, and other health problems. This measurement, referred to as the nuchal translucency (NT), is difficult to perform accurately. Therefore, NT data is accepted only from NT-certified sonographers. Along with the NT measurement, a maternal serum specimen is drawn and 1 pregnancy-related marker is measured (pregnancy-associated plasma protein A: PAPP-A). The results of the ultrasound measurement and blood work are then entered, along with the maternal age and demographic information, into a mathematical model that calculates Down syndrome and trisomy 18 risk estimates.
If the result from the first-trimester Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 1, Serum indicates a risk for Down syndrome that is higher than the screen cutoff, the screen is completed and a report is issued. In that event, the patient is typically offered counseling and diagnostic testing (ie, either chorionic villus sampling or amniocentesis). When the screen is completed after Sequential Maternal Screen Part 1, a neural tube defect (NTD) risk is not provided. For a stand-alone NTD-risk assessment, order MAFP / Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP), Single Marker Screen, Maternal, Serum.
If the risk from the first trimester is below the established cutoff, an additional serum specimen is drawn in the second trimester for Sequential Maternal Screen, Part 2, which includes tests for AFP, unconjugated estriol (uE3), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and inhibin A. Once that specimen is processed, information from both trimesters is combined and a report is issued. If results are positive, the patient is typically offered counseling and diagnostic testing (ie, amniocentesis).
Nuchal Translucency (NT):
The NT measurement, an ultrasound marker, is obtained by measuring the fluid-filled space within the nuchal region (back of the neck) of the fetus. While fetal NT measurements obtained by ultrasonography increase in normal pregnancies with advancing gestational age, fetuses with Down syndrome have larger NT measurements than gestational age-matched normal fetuses. Increased fetal NT measurements can, therefore, serve as an indicator of an increased risk for Down syndrome.
Pregnancy-Associated Plasma Protein A (PAPP-A):
PAPP-A is a 187-kDA protein comprised of 4 subunits: 2 PAPP-A subunits and 2 pro-major basic protein (proMBP) subunits. PAPP-A is a metalloproteinase that cleaves insulin-like growth factor-binding protein-4 (IGFBP-4), dramatically reducing IGFBP-4 affinity for IGF1 and IGF2, thereby regulating the availability of these growth factors at the tissue level. PAPP-A is highly expressed in first-trimester trophoblasts, participating in regulation of fetal growth. Levels in maternal serum increase throughout pregnancy. Low PAPP-A levels before the fourteenth week of gestation are associated with an increased risk for Down syndrome and trisomy 18.
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.
An interpretive report will be provided. See Interpretation section for more details.
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Maternal screens provide an estimation of risk, not a diagnosis. A negative result indicates that the estimated risk falls below the screen cutoff. A positive result indicates that the estimated risk exceeds the screen cutoff.
Down Syndrome:
Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 1, Serum results are negative when the calculated risk is below 1/50 (2%). If Part 1 is negative, submit an additional specimen in the second trimester (order SEQF / Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 2, Serum).
Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 2, Serum results are negative when the calculated risk is below 1/270 (0.37%). Negative results mean that the risk is less than the established cutoff; they do not guarantee the absence of Down syndrome.
Results are positive when the risk is greater than the established cutoff (ie, > or =1/50 in Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 1, Serum and > or =1/270 in Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 2, Serum). Positive results are not diagnostic.
When both Sequential Maternal Screening Part 1 and Part 2 are performed with a screen cutoff of 1/270, the combination of maternal age, nuchal translucency (NT), pregnancy-associated plasma protein A (PAPP-A), alpha-fetoprotein (AFP), unconjugated estriol (uE3), human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and inhibin A has an overall detection rate of approximately 90% with a false-positive rate of approximately 3% to 4%. In practice, both the detection rate and false-positive rate vary with maternal age.
Trisomy 18:
In Part 1, trisomy 18 results are only reported if the Down syndrome risk is positive.
In Part 2, the screen cutoff for trisomy 18 is 1 in 100 (1%). Risks that are > or =1% are screen-positive; positive results are not diagnostic. Risks <1% are screen-negative; negative results do not guarantee the absence of trisomy 18.
Use caution when revising positive results with earlier dating. Babies with trisomy 18 tend to be small, which can lead to underestimation of gestational age and an increased chance of missing a true-positive.
When both Sequential Maternal Screening Part 1 and Part 2 of sequential screening are performed with a screen cutoff of 1/100, the combination of maternal age, PAPP-A, AFP, uE3, and hCG has an overall detection rate of approximately 90% with a false-positive rate of approximately 0.1%.
Neural Tube Defect (NTD):
Risk assessment for NTD is only available after completion of Part 2 of the sequential maternal screen. See SEQF / Sequential Maternal Screening, Part 2, Serum for details.
Verify that all information used in the risk calculation is correct (maternal date of birth, gestational dating, etc). If any information is erroneous, contact the laboratory for a revision.
Screen-negative results typically do not warrant further evaluation.
If the results are positive, the patient is typically offered counseling, ultrasound, diagnostic testing, and possibly, referral to genetics counseling or a high-risk clinic.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Nuchal translucency (NT) measurements must be obtained from NT-certified sonographers. NT-measurement quality indicators will be monitored on a regular basis. Sonographers will be contacted if there is ongoing deviation in the quality indicators.
Incorrect or incomplete information may significantly alter results.
A negative screen does not guarantee the absence of fetal defects.
A positive screen does not provide a diagnosis, but indicates that diagnostic testing should be considered (an unaffected fetus may have a screen-positive result for unknown reasons).
The use of these markers to screen for Down syndrome or trisomy 18 is not an approved FDA procedure.
In twin pregnancies, the risk for Down syndrome is approximated, using twin-adjusted medians. A specific risk for trisomy 18 cannot be calculated. In cases where 1 twin has demised, results may be unreliable.
Results are not available for triplets or higher-multiple pregnancies
Each center offering maternal serum screening to patients should establish a standard screening protocol, which provides pre- and post-screening education and appropriate follow-up for screen-positive results.
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Malone FD, Canick JA, Ball RH, et al: First-trimester or second-trimester screening, or both, for Down's syndrome. N Engl J Med 2005 Nov 10;353(19):2001-2011
2. Screening for fetal chromosomal abnormalities. ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 77. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Obstet Gynecol 2007;109:217-227
3. Wald NJ, Rodeck C, Hackshaw AK, et al: SURUSS in Perspective. Semin Perinatol 2005;29:225-235
4. Palomaki GE, Steinort K, Knight GJ, et al: Comparing three screening strategies for combining first- and second-trimester Down syndrome markers. Obstet Gynecol 2006 Feb;107(2 Pt 1):367-375
5. Palomaki GE, Neveux LM, Knight GJ, et al: Maternal serum-integrated screening for trisomy 18 using both first- and second-trimester markers. Prenat Diagn 2003 Mar;23(3):243-247


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Located in the lush green neighborhood of Palermo, the venue holds a fantastic Beaux-Art tribune that was originally built in 1908 and features an undulating glass facade. With an elegant restaurant inside and a set of marble stairs on the outside, the gorgeous tribune's eatery gets plenty of natural light for people to spot their favorite horse running along the 1.5 mile track. Reminiscent of the good old days, the venue still maintains many of the beautiful old details, like an old clock and bushy tower complete with a bell to announce the end of the race.
To place bets, people visit a charming restored kiosk while spending time catching up with friends or gossiping about their favorite equine. Within the patio area, marble sculptures and intricately detailed benches add to the classic style of the building and offer a break from stressful betting moments. The Hipodromo Argentino de Palermo hosts indoor and outdoor restaurants, but the most charming one is Cafe La Paris. The little cafe boasts a red canopy and parasols that keeps the hot Argentine sun away.
But modern habits have knocked this magnificent 1876 building into the 21st century, and directly underneath the classy French building one can find a less than chic casino with 3,000 gaming machines accepting guests 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
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Bourbon Pumpkin Tart with Walnut Streusel Recipe
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon grated orange peel
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2/3 cup cold butter, cubed
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1 can (15 ounces) solid-pack pumpkin
- 3 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup bourbon
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup cold butter, cubed
- 3/4 cup coarsely chopped walnuts, toasted
- 1/4 cup chopped crystallized ginger
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, orange peel and salt. Cut in butter until crumbly. Add egg. Gradually add cream, tossing with a fork until a ball forms. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes or until easy to handle.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll out pastry into a 13-in. circle. Press onto the bottom and up the sides of an ungreased 11-in. fluted tart pan with removable bottom.
- In a large bowl, combine the filling ingredients. Pour into crust. For topping, combine the flour, sugar, brown sugar, salt and cinnamon. Cut in butter until crumbly. Stir in walnuts and ginger. Sprinkle over filling.
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Hello Everyone! We here at Global Itineraries just returned from a long weekend in Key West. Tropical Storm Debby kept the sun away most of the time, but it's hard not to have a good time in Margaritaville! Here are our highs and lows from the last three days, with pictures.
Highs: Baby's Coffee, Flying Monkey's Saloon, Happy Hour at Alonzo's Oyster House, Mr. Z's, the amazing people at Fury Water Adventures, key lime pie at Blue Heaven
Lows: The Day's Inn Key West, being on a catamaran in a rain storm, dinner at Kelly's Caribbean Bar & Grill
Part of the fun of going to Key West is the drive down. There are so many things to see and all of the Keys look a little bit different. If your legs need a break from driving, stop at The Rain Barrel in Islamorada which is a funky artisan's village. You can't miss it from the road as there is a GIANT lobster in the parking lot to greet you. Stop again about a half hour outside of Key West at Baby's Coffee. We may have just had the best frozen mocha ever.
Don't stay at the Day's Inn Key West. Our last experience at the Travelodge was a good one and you usually can't go wrong with a national hotel chain. WRONG! The room felt really dirty with a lot of mysterious stains on the rug, chair, etc. The comparably priced Lexington Hotel next door looked so much nicer. At least it came with free shuttle bus service to downtown Key West every 15 minutes, but there was no free breakfast – only juice in the lobby every morning and coffee/tea/hot chocolate anytime. Also, don't eat at Kelly's Caribbean Bar & Grill. You may be tempted because it's in the old Pan-Am building. You may be tempted because it was once owned by Kelly McGillis of Top Gun. You may be tempted by their happy hour. Don't be fooled! The routinely run out of beer and everything we had was either cloyingly sweet or too salty. Just don't do it.
I have to give a HUGE shout out to the people at Fury Water Adventures. We embarked on what was supposed to be a Rum & Reggae Snorkel & Sunset sail. It was already cloudy out at 5:00 so the chances of seeing a nice sunset were already slim. There was reggae music and an affable crew on the way out and then an abbreviated snorkel due to the impending storm. After seeing a lot of fish, including a barracuda(!), it was back on the boat for a quick getaway back to the dock. There was reggae and there was rum. There was also a big storm that soaked the entire catamaran before we could make it back. Despite the rough conditions, Captain Tony never made us feel unsafe. The crew was in great spirits and everyone had as much beer, wine and rum punch (did you know they still made Hawaiian punch??) as they wanted. If you want a to go on any kind of water adventure with a capable crew, definitely go with Fury!
Ok, ok, you're probably wondering about all of the great things to do in the heart of Key West. See the entire island from the very fun (but somewhat bumpy) Conch Tour Train. Take a picture at the Southernmost point and the end/beginning of U.S. 1. Go to the beautiful Hemingway House to learn all about the author's time in Key West, take in this historic home and see all of the six-toed cats. Then grab at drink at his favorite bar, Captain Tony's, just of Duval Street. Finally, experience the beautiful sunset in Mallory Square with all of the tourists and eccentric vendors (when there isn't a Tropical Storm, that is!).
Best Happy Hour? Hands down, it's at Alonzo's Oyster Bar on Front Street below the A&B Lobster House. The entire bar menu plus all drinks are half price from 4 to 6:30 everyday and you're sitting right on the water! You cannot find a better deal, and our peel n' eat shrimp and conch fritters were delicious.
Best Bar? Well, there's just too many to choose from, but at least half of the bars on Duval Street give away 2 for 1 drink cards. Ask the concierge at your hotel! You will save a lot of money. Do not be tempted to follow the masses to Fat Tuesday's. You'll see a lot of people walking around with their insulated bottles, but the frozen drinks are far better at Flying Monkeys which is attached to Fogarty's. The drinks are strong, cold and delicious.
Best Late Night Dinner/Snack? No question, it's Mr. Z's. Really, I think the cheesesteak we just had was better than the ones we had in Philadelphia which is a strong statement! The blend of meat, melting cheese, onions and mushrooms on a roll was just perfect. The roast beef sandwich was good too!
Best Key Lime Pie? Totally debatable, but we had a very good piece at Blue Heaven restaurant off of Whitehead street. Admittedly, the huge pile of merangue on top is probably not for everyone, but the tart pie was perfectly balanced out by the sweet graham cracker crust.
On our drive back, we stopped at the lovely Schnebly Redlands Winery. It's off the beaten path in Homestead, FL, but the grounds are beautiful, the staff is nice and the fruit wines are very interesting. Dinner was at Scully's Tavern in Miami, which was featured a few years ago on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Thumbs up to the Incrusted Dolphin Sandwich and Judge Judy on the tv. The famed Scampi Wings were tiny and somewhat dried out. Oh well – that's another travel adventure for the books!
The Southernmost Point in the U.S.
Mile Market 0, a.k.a the end of U.S. 1
An adorable six-toed cat at the Hemingway Home
A slice of Key Lime pie at Blue Heaven
Serenity at the Schnebly Redlands Winery
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A while back a thread came a long about a long single swing gate and the post to hold it. It drew a lot of attention and I had a few one on ones with the author who was looking to make sure he was beefing up the post. Well I can't remember who you are (my apology!) so I will just post the detail here in hopes you get it and perhaps help others who may be taking on a job like this. You guys have to remember, I live in earthquake country and as a result of the "91 Northridge quake" all building codes were up graded. However, this design is my own and met the "minimum" requirements of a non living space structural support.
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that looks good
A nice support structure for a beefy gate. BUT, I don't see what business it is of Calif. state govt. that you have a gate support that can withstand an earthquake. It's not a living structure that can collapse under someone's feet, or onto their head. Just one of many annoyances that are driving people to other states; in my case, to Georgia.
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Wow, that is quite an excavation. Out here, if I had to dig fourteen feet in one direction and ten feet in another three feet deep I would have to charge more for the excavation than for the gate! I think I would prefer to just go a little deeper and use a heavier post. I have hung a couple of twenty footers (calculated weight was in the upper 600 pound area) and used a 4" .250 wall tube post and was fine with about a 3 1/2' post hole. Granted I live in a rocky/caleche area and the ground is stinkin' hard.
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that footing is crazy. id hate to have to dig that out. it is bad enough what we have to do at the business i work for, automated gates is all we do and our inspections call us to do either 3x3x3 or sometimes 4x4x3 foot footing with our 6x6 .250 posts either in the center or how we usually do 6" from one side. some of the gates have been upwards 600-800lbs per gate leaf. i hate living in a bigger city where there are more than one company who do the same thing, i drive by some of their work sites and see their "minimum" and i would be afraid to stand next to it during a windstorm. ohwell theres always someone who will do it cheaper.
It is stought!
Don't remember exactly how it all came about but 25 some odd years ago we did a farm gate and today we average about 65 a year in various sizes and shapes which makes up about 70% of our business. The design you see here was one that I did myself to clear a "pre-engineering" request by the builder which was accepted and stamped by the staff engineer for the builder and later accepted and incorporated into the overall building plans and calculations for the commercial project. However, I have used that design for years on large single swing gates for many years and got the idea from a submerged piling support for an off balance crane. I learned the value of a sturdy foundation for building gates long, long ago with children using them as rides and even a rescue team using the post for an anchor to repeal down the side of a cliff on the opposite side. But better yet, having this foundation lets me sleep better at night and allows us to man handle as oppose to kiddy handle our installations of the gate. I have seen many post and foundation failures, NOT MINE!
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I am looking at subbing out for a security company in our area and am liking that design. It looks very professional and well thot out. I dig overkill
It is really hard to read what you have posted tho can't hardly make out the text.
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Like I said glad you are excited for your basketball team, hope you see the results you want tonight or how many more nights this thing lasts for. Me, I will be enjoying my swimming pool, maybe watch that episode of Storage Wars I have recorded or see what else is on tonight. A NBA game is the last thing I will be watching tonight.
Storage Wars is still going on?
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I made this sign for the principal and the fine ladies that keep everything running smoothly at the school where I teach.
Thank you Creative Man for the fine instructable.
Very nice, Kadajo! I bet they were thrilled!
What glue are you using to glue the paper/card board to the perspex?
OR you can buy "PAGE PROTECTORS" (remember those plastic covers with a Black sheet of paper from school days?) in up to 8.5" X 11 " in most department stores, (Larger at Office Supply Stores) and they can be cut by scissors easily.
Have fun.
You've hit another home run here. I knew I shouldn't have retracted my previous marriage proposal to you!
Do you have any suggestions for what I can do with old blueprint paper tubes? I get them from work - giant paper towel-type tubes 3 inches in diameter and 3-4 feet long. Any ideas are appreciated.
Keep up the good work.
Now, I'm looking at the pics of what you called " styrofoam mosaics".
What part is styrofoam? The tiles? If so, what did you grout them with. Looked for a link to another Instructable . . . Looking for GOOD kid projects and this is a dandy.
Standard Christmas lights about 15 - 25 Watts.
LED Christmas lights about 5 Watts.
You do the math.
Attention grabbing, add a flasher bulb to regular Christmas lights or an electronic on off timer to LED Christmas lights and they will draw attention.
OR better yet add a sound controlled on off for variable timing to local sound or music.
This looks like fun! :)
Would it be better to use LED lights rather than incandescent ones, by the way, to stop the heat build-up?
I know you say that they are "low heat lights", but I would have thought these incandescent lights can still give out enough heat to significantly warm a sealed enclosure, causing early failure or damage? Or maybe that can be solved with some ventilation holes?
Yes, some of the LED lights are a bit more pricey, but they seem to be coming down in price all of the time. Maybe some day they will be as cheap as the incandescent type. The light they give out may be an issue, as you mention. I'm not sure if they generally give out as much light as standard incandescent bulbs - I suppose that varies with the kind you buy.
Another issue with LEDs is that the plastic packages around the light emitting parts often focus the light into a thinner beam than normal bulbs, which throw out light in all directions (unless they have the "cloudy" type of package). It might be necessary to site them a bit further back from the sign or use a piece of "frosted" plastic sheet or similar to diffuse the light, to avoid bright spots of light from being thrown onto the back of the sign, unless that kind of look is what people are after!
LEDs should have the advantage of being more energy efficient for the same light output, though, assuming the transformer that they're supplied with is an efficient one, of course.


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Sunday, February 15, 2004JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (February 15, 2004) - Head coach Stefanie Reynolds and the East Tennessee State University women's golf team will open their spring schedule today at the third annual BSC Southern Shootout hosted by Birmingham-Southern University. The tournament will be played today and Tuesday at the Greystone Golf Club in Birmingham, Ala., with 15 teams scheduled to participate. The field includes teams such as Troy State, Tennessee Tech, Samford, Mercer, Arkansas Tech, Jackson State and New Orleans. "It's been a rough preseason getting ready for our first tournament because of the weather, but if anything we'll be the most mentally tough team here because we've battled through the weather and the cold all preseason," Reynolds said. "We had one of our lowest qualifying sessions ever before this tournament, and I think that's an indication that things are still moving in the right direction for our program." The Lady Bucs will be led by senior Kristen Fletcher (Cookeville, Tenn.), whose 77.1 scoring average this season is on pace to set a new program record. In addition, sophomore Ashley Barton (Seffner, Fla.) has a stroke average of 78.5 so far this season, after setting a freshman record for stroke average last season. "Kristen holds the all-time lowest scoring average right now and she wants to keep it," Reynolds said. "Ashley's been playing well, too, and those two players are leading the team right now. But the rest of the team has really been backing them up with low scores, too."


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Download owner's manual 15" Dual 4-ohm voice coil subwoofer Specifications and wiring instructions Features and Specs Size 15 -inch Impedance 4 ohms Cone Material Polypropylene Surround Material Rubber Ideal Sealed Box Volume (cubic feet) 1.5 Ideal Ported Box Volume (cubic feet) 2.48 Port diameter (inches) N/A Port length (inches) N/A Free-Air No Dual Voice Coil Yes Sensitivity 93.9 dB at 2.83 volts Frequency Response 20 - 150 Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 50-300 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 900 Top Mount Depth (inches) 6 1/2 Bottom Mount Depth (inches) 7 1/8 Cutout Diameter or Length (inches) 13 3/4 Vas (liters) 184.5 Fs (Hz) 23.9 Qts 0.586 Xmax (millimeters) 10.67 Parts Warranty 5 Years (3-5 Prorated) Labor Warranty 5 Years (3-5 Prorated) Product Research Features Enclosure Compatibility Warranty Features Cone Design: The woofer uses a polypropylene cone with a raised MTX Audio logo. The NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber) surrounds are resistant to ozone and UV rays for extreme durability. Dual 4-ohm Voice Coils: This woofer features dual 4-ohm voice coils that offer flexibility in wiring. When the voice coils are wired in parallel the woofer presents a 2-ohm load. When the voice coils are wired in series the woofer presents an 8-ohm mono load. Additionally, each coil can be connected to a different amplifier channel and each channel will see a 4-ohm load. Voice Coil: The 2" diameter, eight layer voice coil is designed for high power handling and large linear excursion. Asymmetrical Linear Drive System (ALDS): The Asymmetrical Linear Drive System consists of a flat, progressive spider that improves suspension and an extended pole piece that smoothes out the cone's linear motion. The result is high output and low distortion. Spider Plateau Venting: Heat from the voice coil is vented through metal-mesh covered vents that surround the back of the spider. As the woofer travels back and forth, cool air is pulled in and heated air is pushed out. Terminals: The woofer features a pair of heavy-duty chrome spring post terminals which can accept single banana plugs, pin connectors or bare wire up to 10-gauge. Enclosure Compatibility Sealed Box: For the best possible sound quality where space is a premium MTX recommends a sealed enclosure with an optimum internal volume of 1.5 cubic foot. Sealed enclosures provide the most control over a woofer, will handle a lot of power, and provide accurate sonic reproduction, making them suitable to all types of music. Vented Box: The recommended vented box has a net internal volume of 2.48 cubic feet with a slotted port 14-1/2" x 2" x 20-3/4". Vented (or ported) enclosures typically provide better overall efficiency than sealed so they are suitable for use with smaller amplifiers, giving you more bass output from less power. Warranty 5 Year Warranty Terms: This product carries a 5-Year Prorated Warranty with the following terms: Years 1-2: Products found to be defective in materials or workmanship during the first two years will be, at Mitek's option, repaired or replaced by Mitek at no charge. The warranty period does not renew, but continues on from the original date of purchase. Years 3-5: The purchase price of an item which becomes defective after the first two years and prior to the end of the warranty period will be prorated and credited toward the purchase of a new MTX product. The amount of proration is determined by dividing the original purchase price by the number of months in the warranty period (60), then multiplying the result by the number of months remaining in the warranty period. 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. 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Report: Chronic Tacos at Broadway and Yukon
Peer in the window of Chronic Tacos (Broadway and Yukon) and you'll see what looks like a genero modern bistro / sports bar - leather booths, bar tables, flat screen tvs. This gives the impression of a sit down restaurant with servers but that's not the case. Chronic is really a fast food outlet, modelled on the Subway "point to what you want" school. The food counter is somewhat hidden in the back of the restaurant and that's where you order, customize, pay and walk away with your plastic tray laden with mexi-food housed in branded wax paper. The incongruity pretty well stops there, because you quickly realize that the interior design is trumping the food. Tacos are like hamburgers - many places make them but not many make them well. The stock ingredients vary slightly but the nuances are what separates an average taco from a great taco. I ordered a round of three - carnitas, fish and chicken - and quickly realized, as the server loaded up, that this place probably serves the most generous tacos in town. This compensates for above average pricing (more than $3 per taco) and you could easily get away with two, three max. All in all, though, pretty middling food. The tortillas were not sufficiently warmed and lacked flexibility. The fillings, too, were cold, pretty flavourless and everything was bulked out with shredded lettuce and, disappointingly, grated yellow and white cheese food product. I smothered it all with hot sauce and then wrestled to finish it all. I was full but it was only a slight upgrade from Taco Time at the mall. Pretty well the only option in the neighbourhood, though.
Good report, TD.
While I wouldn't say Chronic Tacos is stellar in the same sense as La Taqueria or Donna Cata, I would say, IMHO they fare much better than Taco Time and the likes. For a $10 meal, I'd much rather spend it at Chronic than any fast-food chain. I think perhaps one flaw of Chronic is their kitchen layout and its high visibility. Not that appearances don't matter, but perhaps customers seeing the industrial-ness of the kitchen is not their best assurance of quality ingredients and food preparation (actually that would apply to a lot of restos out there).
So on a local scale of 1 to 10 (1 = Taco Time, 10 = La Taqueria), I would rate Chronic a 6.
re: LotusRapper
Per my ramblings here http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7213... what puts Chronic a notch up for me is the ability to customize your toppings. No need to ingest the evil cheese products and/or lettuce -- just say no! I also like that they will heap on more of what you DO like eg cilantro and cabbage, plus real limes are a bonus. Still waiting for the quintessential taqueria here...
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Think I saw a sign for another one at 4th and Burrard, coming soon, used to be a generic sushi joint I think on the southwest corner.
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That's the old Annapurna location-there's a lotta work to be done to bring the place up to scratch.
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I checked in September and they said it was opening in October so maybe December :-).
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Ah my bad...I couldn't quite remember what used to be there...thought it was the blue and white sushi place.
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Stuck my nose up to the window earlier in the day looks like no one showed up for work today or even lately-lots yet to be done especially in the kitchen area.
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It's actually owned by, "wee-man" from 'Jackass'.
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Those of you holding your breaths waiting for the 4th Ave location to open should exhale now.
Yesterday the store got hit with a Stop Work order from the city-it appears both the awning and interior renovations lacked permits.
re: Sam Salmon
Shades of Pinky's Steakhouse on the other side of the street! (now departed). That same oversight cost them a couple of months of construction time.
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Looks like the W.4th location won't be opening until sometime in the New Year.
Another City notice on the door telling them they have a Dec. 8 on-site with their local inspector to discuss things.
That's ok I still can get my taco fix at the much improved Taco Shack on Cornwall. It looks like Lululemon setting up their corporate offices across the street has re-energized that whole section of quick bite places.
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In the spirit of fairness, I made another trip to Chronic tacos, this time ordered their chicken enchiladas, which - as the pic shows - is a generous portion but it was expensive ($13+) and bland - i could taste canned tomatoes, very little spicing, had to smother it with hot sauce to generate any flavour. Looks good enough on the plate, but from then on it's downhill...
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That's too bad ... the enchilada looks decent enough in your pic.


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Aimee noted that "our repertoire is a mix of jazz, Brazilian songs, French songs and our original compositions... Diego and I like to feel the crowd and decide on the spot what we feel like playing. Of course I have favorites, but I go through phases. There are so many beautiful songs."
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Profile Overview
Once you work with a good and accurate synchronization program, you will quickly come to rely on it. Fortunately, there are several good programs in this software category. But Super Flexible File Synchronizer has distinguished itself by its accuracy, reliability, and killer feature set. Even though there are multiple tabs in the advanced edit profile mode, the UI is well thought out, and once you know your way around, the features are all right in front of you. Best of all, it gives you control over exactly what goes where and how it syncs — at the point of synching. It's also great for exact mirroring, and while SFFS should really be considered a commercial app; that is, an enterprise one, given its deep feature set. Its trial version is fully functional, letting you thoroughly test and compare it to other synching apps. Super Flexible File Synchronizer has both a wizard step-by-step mode or an advanced mode. Profiles are extremely simple to setup, easy to alter, and can be scheduled remotely. The scheduler can run as a service — without users needing to log on.
Super Flexible File Synchronizer's developer, Tobias Giesen of Neuenkirchen, Germany, lives in BrĂĽhl near Cologne. His first passion is music and he has also developed music notation software.
Synchronization Preview screen where last-minute changes can be made (skipped in Unattended mode)
Anyone who needs to harmonize, coordinate, or backup files between two locations and/or devices. A synchronizer not only can serve as a backup utility, but can keep individual files up-to-date between scheduled backups. Super Flexible File Synchronizer is built for users who need more out of a synchronizer than a backup program and for those who need a program with which they can grow as their needs expand.
Options screen
Super Flexible File Synchronizer is an intelligent synchronizer whose features are in part built to prevent you from making the common mistake of overwriting the wrong files. It's as simple as you want it be, or it can be used for complex purposes. For example, users can choose the user interface that suits them best: Wizard or Advanced Mode. The settings are stored in multiple profiles, and the software comes with support for FTP with SSL and SSH, WebDAV and Amazon S3, zip compression, data encryption, and a scheduler for automated backups. The scheduler can run visibly in the dialog, or as a Windows service. It can freely select files and folders across the whole folder hierarchy in a tree view, and has support for e-mail notification, profile categories, binary comparison, Unicode filenames, and various filters. In addition, it can replicate NTFS security settings as well as file shares.
About screen
At first, the number of tabs under the Edit Profiles main tab was arresting, but when you realize that they include all the options you might want to customize within a specific profile, it's not daunting. In fact, the default settings are well-adjusted in this sense.
Making the case for Super Flexible File Synchronizer is the same for any good synchronizer program, whether it be Beyond Compare, DirSync, or SyncBack. However, Super Flexible File Synchronizer's utility grows as your needs do. If you're a developer, for example, Super Flexible File Synchronizer is great for keeping a running backup of your projects online or on a network. With built-in copy direction protection, It also protects against overwriting the wrong files. In other words, if you copy from A to B onto your laptop, leave for business on the week and return, you'll want to copy B to A upon your return. Super Flexible File Synchronizer recognizes this and either warns you, or you can set this option automatically in a profile if you prefer. Switching the copy direction is as easy as one mouse click. If the file doesn't keep date or file size stats (some PST files or Quicken files do this out of security I'm told), then you can leave the option unchecked and copy in the proper direction manually.
Wizard mode. Creating a new profile is done in six steps, and advanced functions can be accessed here.
Wizard mode, step 1.
As Alex Forbes notes, unlike some sync programs, Super Flexible File Synchronizer has the ability to:
- Define what specific file names or types are excluded
- Option to delete files on target that no longer appear on source
- Ability to save off files marked for deletion, for later attention
- Option to warn when certain conditions are detected, since as newer file is smaller and would overwrite a larger file of the same name.
- Ability to build sets or "suites" of synch definitions
- Ability to run in batch mode (all suites at once)
- Ability to run on a scheduler
- Ability to run unattended
- Ability to save your sets or "suites" for backup or export to another machine
Super Flexible File Synchronizer can be used by both ordinary users like myself or advanced users. For ordinary guys like me, it is conveniently fast. For advanced users, you SFFS gives you a broad range of options which should exceed your needs, but give you the control you're seeking. The UI is not elegant, but it is compact and functional. For beginners, the Wizard mode is both easy and fast to use. Regarding cost, Super Flexible File Synchronizer is expensive for a reason: it works, and thanks to its developer, Tobias Giesen is offering a 30% discount on it starting in May. Further, the author updates the program often and bugs are quashed quickly. He also invites user feedback and acts on it. That's a good thing.
Alex Forbes' excellent review


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Well I don't know if any of you are aware of this, but time slows down the faster you're moving.
A case of time dilation in action is that astronauts actually return from their missions on theinternational space station (ISS) having aged less than the mission control crew that stayed on earth. Such time dilation has been repeatedly demonstrated (see experimental confirmation below), for instance by small disparities in atomic clocks on earth and in space, even though both clocks work perfectly (it is not a mechanical malfunction). The laws of nature are such that time itself (i.e.spacetime) will bend due to differences in either gravity or velocity - each of which affects time in different ways
Dont know if I have read this right, but according to that theory, when all energy is sucked up by black holes, it then creates a new big bang and thus the universe is then created (again).
Would that then mean we are in a constant cycle of creation and destruction? The world in which we are living now, is something that we have lived before and will live again.
Maybe Heraclitus was wrong, maybe you can step into the same river twice.