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Last year proved to be one of transition for The Wallflowers. The changes began on May 12, 2013 when organ player Rami Jaffee performed his last show to date with the band. In his place , Jimmy Wallace began touring with The Wallflowers and has been with the group ever since. The springtime shake-up wasn't the end, however.
On September 3, 2013 former Wallflowers drummer Mario Calire announced that he would once again be touring with the band in the fall. Five days later, bassist Greg Richling announced that after two decades in The Wallflowers, he was leaving the band. And a week after that, Jack Irons also officially announced he was quitting. To say the least, it was a tumultuous September. While no announcement has since been made as to whether or not there will be new members of The Wallflowers, there's been some movement with the old members. Irongs and Richling, along with singer/songwriter Jon Greene and guitarist Alain Johannes, released their debut album with their band Arthur Channel on October 15, 2013.
In early 2014, the song "One Headlight" began appearing in a Geico insurance television advertisement. The song was originally released back in 1997 through Interscope Records, and was the second single from the band's 1996 album, "Brining Down the Horse." In 2000, it was listed at #58 on Rolling Stone and MTV's list of 100 Greatest Pop Songs of All Time.
The Wallflowers will be performing for Homecoming 2014 at the University of Iowa on Friday, October 10. The concert put on by SCOPE Productions will be held on the Pentacrest Lawn immediately following the Homecoming parade.
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Son to a legend and a key piece of the mid-90's revival of roots rock, Jakob Dylan fronted a band that has gone through name changes and shake-ups, but survived to release six studio albums and have its work prominently featured in various television and movie soundtracks. Once known as The Apples, but now called The Wallflowers, these rockers have been making music for nearly 25 years and counting.
Born in 1970, Jakob Dylan grew up with the expectation of carrying on his father's legacy. He began to follow in those famed footsteps in the late 80's, and formed the Wallflowers with guitarist Tobi Miller, bassist Barrie Maguire, keyboardist Rami Jaffee and drummer Peter Yanowitz. The five men weren't deterred when their debut album sold so poorly it lost them a record deal. Instead, they bounced back strong with a sophomore project under the Interscope label behind producer T-Bone Burnett. "Bringing Down the Horse," was released in May 1996, and with "6th Avenue Heartache" produced the first of many hits for the band.
It was "One Headlight" (also from "Bringing Down the Horse") that earned the band its first Grammy for Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. The Wallflowers have remained active ever since, though they've had periods of inactivity, lineup changes and Dylan working on solo projects. Their most recent project, "Glad All Over," dropped in the fall of 2012. The first single was "Reboot the Mission," followed by "Love is a Country."
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Counting Crows & The Wallflowers Concert Tickets Concerts Past Setlist Videos Counting Crows & The Wallflowers Tour 2013 Nineties ensembles Counting Crows and The Wallflowers are teaming up for a joint tour this summer, bringing back the angsty rock ballad in all its retro glory. The guys have lined up a series of North American…Read more
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Martin Whitmarsh has inadvertently confirmed that Sergio Perez will race for Force India next season and that it could be at Paul di Resta's expense.
Despite getting the chop in favour of rookie racer Kevin Magnussen at the last minute, Perez was confident of remaining in Formula One next season, saying his chances were "95 per cent."
However, that percentage increased as the Brazilian GP weekend wore on with the general consensus being that Perez will head to Force India for 2014.
The 23-yaer-old Mexican racer is expected to partner Nico Hulkenberg, leaving di Resta and Adrian Sutil out in the cold.
Speaking about Perez's new deal, Whitmarsh said: "I am very happy. Lots of stuff has been written, but he's a young man who has been incredibly dignified.
"This is a great job - which can be painful on occasions - but the real hard bit is when you have to make the phone calls and say 'I have decided...', and he took it very well.
"He is very much liked in the team, is a thoroughly likeable guy, and I said to him: 'Prove us wrong'.
"We've done what we can to help him out, and he certainly deserves to be in Formula One, which he proved in this race.
"He is an exciting driver, although at the beginning of the year people were saying he is a bit too exciting.
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Whitmarsh added: "So I'm delighted for him that we'll see his smiling face in the paddock.
"He is friend of the team now, but we know he'll go out there and try to beat us, and I hope that's the spirit in which he takes it."
Perez's good fortune, though, is the exact opposite for di Resta who most likely contested his final F1 grand prix in Brazil.
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One person died after a car carrying five people crashed late Friday night in Adelphi, police and fire/EMS officials said.
Cpl. Clinton Copeland, a spokesman for the Prince George's County Police Department, said at about 11:30 p.m., a vehicle was involved in a single vehicle crash on the 9300 block of Riggs Road in Adelphi.
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We at Inhabitat are huge supporters of the trash-to-treasure approach to design. Using repurposed, discarded, and recycled materials is not only eco-friendly and gives new life to seemingly useless material, but provides an interesting critique on modern consumer-based culture and individual value systems (see our recent Reclaiming Design panel at HauteGREEN). In that spirit, here are our five favorite chairs made from trash, reused materials, and other such refuse.
1. A LA LATA LOUNGER by Carlos Alberto Montana Hoyos
Carlos Alberto Montana Hoyos' sleekly styled lounge chair is a feat of both recycling and hand-crafted construction. Meticulously assembled using 1739 recycled aluminum can tabs, Hoyos' unique lounge chair incorporates traditional handicraft techniques with cutting-edge contemporary design.
2. RD4 CHAIR by Richard G. Liddle/Cohda Designs
Combining green design sensibility and the freehand aesthetic of an architect's sketch (RD stands for 'roughly drawn'), Richard G. Liddle's magnificent RD4 Chair is made from 100% wasted plastic, which yields a very comfortable seat in a super-cool form.
3. INKUKU PLASTIC BAG CHAIR by Ryan Frank
While most of us green-minded consumers have hopefully switched to reusable shopping bags by now, plastic shopping bags continue to be a huge source of waste. But Ryan Frank's Inkuku chair (which means "chicken" in Zulu), turns these pesky bags into design material using a traditional African craft technique. The result is a very brightly colored (and especially green) seat.
4. HUMAN NEST CHAIR by Emily Pilloton
One of the eye-catching green pieces from HauteGREEN 2006, Emily Pilloton's Human Nest chair takes bird-based construction to a comfy and oh-so-eco-friendly level- the bowl shaped chair is hand woven and tied using a bamboo frame and dozens of yards of scrap fabric.
One of our BKLYN Design favorites, this darling little stool by Uhuru is constructed from off-cut scrap wood pieces, all held in place using a recycled bike wheel. We love its tongue-in-cheek resemblance to a tree-stump, and love that the wood is recycled even more.
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June 17, 2010 at 5:53 pm
hum, how come they didn't take a look at NEULEATHER's GUM CHAIR if inhabitat put it as a highlight on ICFF'09? and its completely made of re-used materials
June 16, 2009 at 5:45 pm
Milk crates? Cardboard? The pieces above are high class… which comes with a look, a feel, a design, and yes, a typically high price tag. Accept that. I don't see many people throwing dinner parties and entertaining beautiful women with cardboard and milk crates.
"Hey baby, why don't you pull up a milk crate while I chill this BOX of wine in the hefty bag of snow I recycled."
Furthermore, women can spend $10,000 on an EYE SORE Prada purse with terrible color schemes where the only 'hand craftsmanship' is from the 8-year-old that got paid 2 cents to sew it together. And yet you're bulking on a designer chair under 2k? Get real.
June 11, 2008 at 12:55 pm
nice chair
November 3, 2007 at 7:25 am
I love this section. I have made some large comfy bench seating out of discarded bicycle inner tubes. I cut the valves off and tied them around a single sheet of corrigated steel with industrial strapping and then bolted them to a recycled hardwood frame.
Very durable out door furniture except that insular types with nothing better to do than sit around on old paint buckets picking lint out of belly buttons, can pull the rubber strips out from under the steel straps, but I am working on it for when my bicycle recycling friend give me another two thousand inner tubes. Can I send you some pictures of them.
I also make bookcases and tables out of recycled timber and steel. Latest project is a table the frame of which is made of old 1940's riveted sheet steel floor joists, super lightwieght and super strong. The top is rejected remilled fijian blackwood billets glued into a 9 foot by 4 foot slab. My favorite stuff is refining my Japanese joinery to reinterpret old ideas into new forms and old materials into new functions at the same time. Just love it 'till I kick the bucket.
October 10, 2007 at 5:18 pm
answering to SmartAZ: the poin is that if you have nice flat or office or any other space you dont want to put there milk can to sit on. or ask your guests / clients to sit on a paint bucket. the poin is to make somethin out of already used materials and still looking nice. otherwise you could ask what the point of design ? one chair had been design time ago and should be enough. no ? so , we are human beings and like changes, or like giving certain atmosphere to the space. that is the point.
August 1, 2007 at 11:24 pm
I can sit on a paint bucket or a milk crate with no effort, no cost, and no waste, and I have seen more practical furniture made from cardboard boxes. So what is the point of this project?
July 26, 2007 at 10:33 pm
how is the market for these products? as a designer and fabricator of furniture made from salvasge, i really like the chairs that are shown. i do tend to side with the comment about the tab chair, it is a great idea, but why divert time and energy to something when it can be best recycled….anyways back to the original question- are they selling? hopefully they have found a market- we need to keep thye ideas and creations flowing.
thanks, p.j.
July 6, 2007 at 11:42 pm
Carlos Alberto,
Desde que vi el primer diseño de esta silla, tuve la seguridad que estaria dentro de uno de los mejores diseños contemporaneos en el que has puesto mucha imaginacion y arte.
July 6, 2007 at 6:02 pm
I am shocked by the naviete and crassness of Vicki's comments….art is about creativity, statement, and experience, not about scraps and thrift. So called "scraps" are just like pieces of wood or tiles for mosaics or tubes of paint…they are elements that are crafted to express something that inspires, with little value within themselves. I understand everyone having different tastes, of course, but whatever happened to manners (eyesore?) and an understanding that art is not about the cost of materials. Vicki, set aside the sense of victimhood and allow yourself to be inspired, it might feel good.
July 4, 2007 at 9:43 am
yes i have to say i agree with andrew n. re: the zip ties on the A La Lata Lounger. thats my main issue with this chair.
the human nest chair is not only an eye sore but at the price of $1800+, sure, i appreciate that its hand woven but setting that aside, i wonder how the price can be justified given that the artist claims to use scraps of fabrics while also saying it can be custom made with any color or color combination.
July 3, 2007 at 5:57 pm
What a great idea to use waste material to make chairs. Plus, the chairs look good and have a fun feel to them.
July 3, 2007 at 10:12 am
OK, I take a BIG issue with the A La Lata Lounger being here. Sure, it's made from recycled pop can tabs, but it's hardly "eco-friendly" by any design. First, aluminum is the most recycleable (and most profitably so) metal around. Why trap a perfectly good profitable recycleable inside so much plastic?
Secondly, zip ties?!? Just one look and you can see that most of the zip tie (or cable tie, tie wrap, or whatever you want to call it) isn't even being used, it's dangling uselessly out the back. Sure, you get to pretend to be a hedgehog, but that's a lot of non-recycled plastic to use to hold your pop tabs together.
It's a cool chair, it does have recycled content, but to me it is a very inappropriate use of the recycled material, and very much wasteful because of the huge number of zip ties needed to build it. Weave it together with dental floss or ribbon cable from discared e-waste and I'll be impressed.


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For prep talents trying to make it to the next level, high school basketball is an important stepping stone, but it isn't the only path to the top. The presence of AAU leagues has taken firm hold all over the country, spreading at a rate high enough to render high school basketball secondary to the AAU scene in the eyes of many college scouts.
While that growth fosters a more competitive club basketball landscape, it can also feed into a youth sports culture that keeps kids thinking only about winning games just as it keeps coaches and tournament organizers thinking about the mounting dollar signs that coincide with rising participation.
Kids are flocking to AAU sports at increasingly younger ages these days, a trend that has seen the popularity of expensive travel tournaments grow every summer. Still, there are some AAU organizations out there that aren't as caught up in national exposure as they are in simply teaching kids about life and basketball.
One such organization is NOVA 94 Feet, Inc., a nonprofit company that runs an AAU basketball program in Reston. After retiring from his law practice last year, Herndon resident Darren Goldberg founded NOVA 94 Feet with the intention of giving kids a fresh opportunity to compete at higher levels of basketball. He wanted to add another outlet to the wealth of reputable AAU organizations around Northern Virginia, ensuring that families from the Fairfax area don't have to put up with the kind of corrupt financial practices sometimes seen with AAU teams in other parts of the country.
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The organization started with three teams--fourth, fifth and sixth grade boys teams-- before adding an eighth grade boys squad last March. Each team consisted of about 10-12 players that played from March through June in tournaments mostly around the D.C. metro area, including Loudoun County, Mount Vernon, Prince George County and Baltimore. One long-distance trip was taken by the fourth grade team, which traveled to Hampton, Va., to take part in a national AAU tournament that featured teams from up and down the East Coast.
NOVA 94 Feet also engages in charitable outreach. Two of its teams conducted a bake sale and put together packages for the Alternative House last year, and plans are underway to put on an event for the Special Olympics this year.
The successful inaugural season has all the kids back for a second year that should prove considerably busier than the first. Goldberg and company are adding a third grade boys team, a ninth grade boys team and a third/fourth grade girls team, in addition to two more boys teams for fourth and fifth grades.
"Last year no one really knew who we were," said Goldberg, whose son, Jeremy, will try out for the seventh grade team this year. "It's different now. I have a lot more people looking at my website. Last year when I made my website [www.nova94feet.com] you couldn't even find it on Google. You searched AAU basketball in Northern Virginia and it didn't even come up."
Tryout dates and locations vary depending on the team, but they begin next Sunday and will run throughout the rest of the month before the season begins in March. Tryouts are open, and returning players are not guaranteed roster spots.
"I always tell my kids, 'If 10 Lebron James come up, you guys are in trouble,'" Goldberg said. "We don't expect that to happen, but we want kids to feel like they have to earn their spot."
Until then, clinics run every Sunday at Reston YMCA from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. Goldberg runs the clinics alongside other coaches, all of whom have extensive experience coaching youth basketball in the area.
While they expect a certain level of commitment to basketball, NOVA 94 Feet coaches also encourage their players to embrace other sports. Many of the kids come in with experience playing lacrosse, soccer, football or baseball, something that coaches believe only adds to the organization's emphasis on a well-rounded childhood.
"I think soccer actually feeds really well into basketball," said Mike Franchak, the fourth grade boys coach who roomed with Goldberg when they attended Duke 20-plus years ago. "Whether it's foot skills and vision or in basketball ball-handling and vision, you want [the kids] to be able to think quickly, to fake the defender in one direction and then go the other way. We encourage them to draw the defense to them and then find a teammate. We want to cheer the assists and cheer the group playmaking. A lot of the kids playing at the house level can go one-on-five, and that won't teach anybody anything. If they start to play better as a team, you see kind of a quantum leap as they use the whole floor."
The first tryout is set for the third/fourth grade girls team next Sunday from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at the Reston YMCA Teen Center.


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Thanks for posting this bro. Check it out guys...
In the three days since it went online Paperman has 6,327,709 views on YouTube as of this writing.
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That's more than it would get if it were broadcast on TV. The Internet is eclipsing traditional media in many ways.
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Good point, C! People are going to the internet more and more for their entertainment!! We knew this was going to happen many moons ago...now a lot of people don't even know any different. All they know is this reality. I know I for one haven't watched TV in a couple years. I only seek out information that I want to know more about. Same goes for entertainment.
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Since my post just 7 hours ago Paperman has gotten an addition million views!
7,358,658 so far!
Who needs TV when you've got a bigger audience on the Web?
Rarely do I watch television any more. I've joined the legions that have made the switch to this form of media.
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Paperman is at 9,886,981 views on YouTube in 5 days since last Tuesday. Way more what it would receive with a TV broadcast.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... TLySbGoMX0
The Super Bowl is streaming live on the Web as I write this.
Who needs TV?
More and more television is becoming increasingly obsolete compared to the Web.
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This is an open letter to the America I remember. You have let me down. This is addressed to Wall Street, Main Street and especially to the White House. Enough already. Home of the free? Free to be scared into submission. Free to be lied to and pitted against each other. What happened to the great melting pot called America? We aren't people, we are stats determined by party, color, gender, religion, weight, sexual preferences, age, ZIP code; the list is endless.
There is only one common denominator, and that is control by fear and misdirection. This is America, and I am sick of being constantly threatened with questionable financial and natural disasters, only to be rescued by the benevolent big brother at the brink of the bottomless abyss. This is not reality, it is a man-made B grade soap opera for the mindless.
Could you stop the commercials reminding us of our sexual and personal hygiene shortcomings? Watch the commercials, and if you don't find a health problem, you aren't paying attention. The best time to see these is during the evening meals. Nothing like a good catheter commercial with that smoked sausage. But have no fear, American medicine has all the answers except how to pay for it. Unless — wait you can afford it, deserve it or even need it. If you didn't vote wisely, you must suffer, for your own good, of course. The answer seems simple enough: Vote wisely. And you will have to finish that thought yourself. My wish: to someday cast my ballot for someone, not against someone. Raise the bar, America.
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In three years of mailings, some people couldn't fill out a form to confirm their Homestead deduction. Now the county is going to spend how many more thousands of dollars to send them another notification and take steps to allow many others to appeal that they didn't submit the form?
I've told some of my neighbors that they hadn't filed and that they would pay a penalty if they didn't complete the form on time. Half of them still didn't file the Homestead form. What is the penalty? My taxes are going to be used to ask them again if they are sure that they really don't want to fill out the Homestead verification and if they don't they can still make a plea for stupidity and laziness. I am so glad I and most other Allen County taxpayers completed our task on time so that we can now have our tax dollars spent on those who didn't.
Please, some news source, ask the commissioners and council members just how much this is going to cost the rest of us.
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Mollie (our dog) and I walk every morning and again every late afternoon in our neighborhood and the adjoining subdivision. And after our recent snows, we've found that about 80 percent of homeowners regularly shovel their walks. We thank them for making walking in subfreezing temperature a little less taxing and much safer.
To the 20 percent who don't shovel, if possible, could you at least carve a shovel-width path on your walks? Both Mollie and I would greatly appreciate it.
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As reported in The News-Sentinel on Dec. 22, the mayor wants to move the Anthony Wayne statue from Freimann Square to the Courthouse Green at an estimated cost of $100,000. With City Council's approval, $3 million of the Legacy Fund had to be used to balance the budget but yet somewhere the mayor has found $100,000 to move Anthony Wayne. What fund is being tapped to finance this expenditure, and what are the details of the cost?
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"This Wednesday" vs. "Next Wednesday"
Why do we say "this Wednesday" when we are talking about next week? Shouldn't we agree that "this" modifies an assumed week and that the week in question is the current (Sun or Mon thru Sat or Sun) one? If it's Friday today, we could say "this coming Wed" or "next Wednesday" but not "this Wednesday," because if we did that, then "next Wednesday" would either mean Wednesday of the week after next, strictly speaking, or given ambiguity could mean the very same day as was indicated by "this Wednesday."
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Yes strictly speaking you would say "this coming Wednesday" for future events, and "this past Wednesday" for events in the past - but in most situations "future" and "past" tend to be omitted, as the timeline is implied by the context.
I went to the gym this Wednesday.
I will go to the gym this Wedneday.
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Must be a British thing ... I only use "this + day" to reference the current week.
For the NEXT week, I use NEXT + day.
Otherwise, there would be confusion:
On Monday a person asks: When is he coming?
Answer: He's coming this Wednesday. ... If you do not say NEXT Wednesday, then you clearly, to me, mean the Wednesday of the current week!
You can also use "on".
He's coming on Wednesday. ... Again, clearly meaning the Wednesday of the current week.
I went to the gym on Wednesday.
I'm going to the gym on Wednesday.
I went to the gym this past Wednesday. (I wouldn't ever leave out the "past" modifier" with "this". It sounds awkward without it).
I'm going to the gym next Wednesday.
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In the Southern US, I often hear people say "Tuesday week" to indicate that the event is not the coming Tuesday, but the one after.
E.g. :
"I'm leaving for Vicksburg Thursday week, and I need someone to feed my crickets."
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@Entomophagist ... Very true, Tuesday week means "a week from Tuesday" in Suthren!
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To me speaking BrE the following seems normal:
Th: "next Wednesday"
Fr: "next Wednesday"
Sa: "next Wednesday" / "this Wednesday (coming)"
Su: "this Wednesday"
Mo: "this Wednesday"
Tu: "tomorrow" / "tomorrow, Wednesday"
We: "today"
And for me "Wednesday week" means the Wednesday after the Wednesday following the day on which I am speaking :-)
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I agree with Josef.
I might also use 'this Wednesday' to mean the one just past, as opposed to 'last Wednesday' which would be the one before.
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Americans love Mexican food. Here are two Mexican-inspired Marys—made with tequila!
Bloody Maria
This recipe, called a "Maraca Bloody Mary" by Iron Chef Rick Bayless of Chicago's Topolobampo and Frontera Grill, is a Bloody Mary made with tequila instead of vodka, plus, salt and lime. This recipe uses Chef Bayless' Maraca Bloody Mary Mix, which is a tomato juice base with perfect proportions of seasoning. If you can't find the Frontera Grill brand, you can order it from Frontera at 1.800.559.4441 ext. 120, or try other mixes with chiles, such as Demitri's Chiles & Peppers Mix (a NIBBLE Top Pick Of The Week).
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Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into an old-fashioned glass over ice cubes. Add salt and pepper to taste. Garnish with celery and skewered cornichons, cocktail onions and a cube of blue cheese.
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The surface of the South Pole-Aitken basin, located on the Moon's far side southern polar region, is likely to contain some fraction of the mineralogy of the Moon's lower crust. Therefore, a mission to return a sufficient sample of material from the South Pole-Aitken basin terrain would provide critical information to understand the history of Earth's Moon.
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Complement, in conjunction with IgM antibody, may be present on patient or donor (transfused) RBCs and may cause hemolysis. The antibody may be directed against self-antigens (autoimmune hemolysis), maternal antigens (hemolytic disease of the newborn), donor antigens (eg, alloimmune transfusion reaction), or drugs.
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Thermal arc huh, funny I checked out the thermal arc 186 ( couple videos on you tube)and I liked the features and room to learn ( more settings I can learn on) it would be almost the same cost as the diversion 180.
I do have a stick machine already( lincoln 225 ac) but that doesn't matter. Keep it coming, I'm on the fence. I like the thermal arc 186 argument even if it is a overseas unit:/
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Yeah, I'd say the Thermal Arc 186 is definitely worth looking at. I've been holding back on the Diversion 180 because of the fan noise and the limited features. Just looked at the 186 and going to call my LWS tomorrow for a quote. For a couple hundred more than a 180 I get a ton more features with the 186. Only drawback difference I can see is the dual voltage option on the 180. Yeah, I prefer Blue but Blue ain't been preferring me here; choice is a limited 180 or $5K for a Dynasty or Syncrowave. Sorry Blue.==============
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Well I pulled the trigger and ordered the diversion 165 with a foot pedal. Now I went with the diversion 165 for a few reasons, first I just need to get started with the basics, I can always move into a bigger machine later. 2-I called miller the other day and asked them is this made in the USA and they replied that the inverter is made in Japan or Italy, the torch is china and the rest is made here and assembled in the USA. The diversion 165 was the right price for me at 1250.00 and with the 15% discount it was the comfortable for me and I can get electrodes,filler metal and different accessories. But I will tell you guys I can't thank you enough for the feedback. It was a tough decision and you guys really gave me a lot to think about thank you again Steve .
I think you did good. We all have our favorites, but it is generally a Ford/Chevy Dodge thing. It looks like an easy machine to learn with.


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