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20100270141 - Detecting and preventing instabilities in plasma processes: Systems, methods and apparatus for reducing instabilities in a plasma-based processing system are disclosed. An exemplary method includes applying power to a plasma with a power amplifier; determining whether low frequency instability oscillations are present or high frequency instability oscillations are present in the plasma; and altering, based upon whether... Agent: Neugeboren O'dowd PC
20100270142 - Combustion flame plasma hybrid reactor systems, chemical reactant sources and related methods: Combustion flame-plasma hybrid reactor systems, chemical reactant sources, and related methods are disclosed. In one embodiment, a combustion flame-plasma hybrid reactor system comprising a reaction chamber, a combustion torch positioned to direct a flame into the reaction chamber, and one or more reactant feed assemblies configured to electrically energize at... Agent: Traskbritt / Battelle Energy Alliance, LLC
20100270144 - High power pulse magnetron sputtering for high aspect-ratio features, vias, and trenches: A plasma source includes a chamber for containing a feed gas. An anode is positioned in the chamber. A segmented magnetron cathode comprising a plurality of electrically isolated magnetron cathode segments is positioned in the chamber proximate to the anode. A power supply is electrically connected to an electrical input... Agent: Rauschenbach Patent Law Group, LLP
20100270143 - Substrate stage, sputtering apparatus provided with same, and film forming method: A substrate stage that is arranged in a vacuum chamber and that has a substrate mounting surface on which a substrate is mounted, including a first magnetic field applying unit that applies a magnetic field to the substrate, in which the internal magnetization direction of the first magnetic field applying... Agent: Grossman, Tucker, Perreault & Pfleger, PLLC
20100270145 - Anti-vandalism bunker for cathodic protection rectifiers: The invention consists of a bunker to visually hide and structurally protect a cathodic protection rectifier located in an open field or urban areas where there is high incidence of vandalism. The bunker consists of a mobile element which contains a rectifier and an underground cavity structure. Besides hiding and... Agent: Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP
20100270146 - Method for manufacturing co-base sintered alloy sputtering target for formation of magnetic recording film which is less likely to generate partricles, and co-base sintered alloy sputtering target for formation of magnetic recording film: A method for manufacturing a Co-base sintered alloy sputtering target for the formation of a magnetic recording film including providing a Cr—Co alloy powder consisting of 50 to 70 atomic % of Cr and remaining Co, a Pt powder, a non-magnetic oxide powder, and a Co powder, blending and mixing... Agent: Leason Ellis LLP
20100270147 - Transportable, miniature, chamberless, low power, micro metallizer: The present invention provides a portable, compact, metallizer for metallizing an article with a coating of metal. The metallizer includes a circular transport member having a plurality of cavities each for receiving an object to be metallized; wherein each cavity and object passes through a loading station and a metallization... Agent: Ezra Sutton & Associates, P.A.
20100270148 - Cell electrophysiological sensor: A cell electrophysiological sensor is provided with: a well having a wall formed by at least one curved face, with opening sections being formed on the two ends thereof; a frame substrate having a through hole and an electrode; a cell electrophysiological sensor chip that is provided with a thin... Agent: Ratnerprestia
20100270149 - Smart sensor ports and methods of using same: The present disclosure provides an orientation-nonspecific sensor port for use in analyte meters designed to detect and quantify analyte levels in a fluid sample along with methods of using the same. The present disclosure also provides compositions and methods for facilitating the correct insertion of a sensor into a corresponding... Agent: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc. Bozicevic, Field & Francis LLP
20100270150 - Smart sensor ports and methods of using same: The present disclosure provides an orientation-nonspecific sensor port for use in analyte meters designed to detect and quantify analyte levels in a fluid sample along with methods of using the same. The present disclosure also provides compositions and methods for facilitating the correct insertion of a sensor into a corresponding... Agent: Abbott Diabetes Care Inc. Bozicevic, Field & Francis LLP
20100270152 - Enzymatic reagent ink: An enzymatic reagent ink includes an amount of hydrophobic silica material (e.g., a fumed silica material), an amount of surfactant (such as a non-ionic surfactant); and an amount of enzyme (for example, glucose oxidase). The amounts of the hydrophobic silica material and the surfactant present in the enzymatic reagent ink... Agent: Philip S. Johnson Johnson & Johnson
20100270151 - Method for manufacturing an enzymatic reagent ink: A method for manufacturing an enzymatic reagent ink for use in analytical test strips (such as electrochemical-based analytical test strips configured for the determination of glucose in blood) includes determining a first relationship between wetability of a representative hydrophobic silica material (e.g., a hydrophobic fumed silica material) and at least... Agent: Philip S. Johnson Johnson & Johnson
20100270153 - Gas sensing system with quartz crystal substrate: An exemplary gas sensing system includes a gas sensing unit, a detecting unit, and a processing unit. The gas sensing unit includes a quartz crystal substrate, a first electrode layer, a second electrode layer, a first activating layer, and a sensor medium layer having adsorption ability and desorption ability to... Agent: Altis Law Group, Inc. Attn: Steven Reiss
20100270154 - Gas sensor element, gas sensor equipped with gas sensor element, and method of producing gas sensor element: A gas sensor element has a solid electrolyte with an oxygen ion conductivity, a target gas electrode formed on one surface of the solid electrolyte, a reference gas electrode formed on the other surface of the solid electrolyte, a porous diffusion resistance layer through which the target gas passes to... Agent: Nixon & Vanderhye, PC
20100270155 - Gas sensor element, gas sensor equipped with gas sensor element, and method of producing gas sensor element: A gas sensor element has a solid electrolyte of an oxygen ion conductivity, a target gas electrode formed on one surface of the solid electrolyte, a reference gas electrode formed on the other surface of the solid electrolyte, a porous diffusion resistance layer through which the target gas passes to... Agent: Nixon & Vanderhye, PC
20100270156 - Droplet actuator configurations and methods of conducting droplet operations: A droplet actuator with a droplet formation electrode configuration associated with a droplet operations surface, wherein the electrode configuration comprises one or more electrodes configured to control volume of a droplet during formation of a sub-droplet on the droplet operations surface. Methods of making and using the droplet actuator are... Agent: Advanced Liquid Logic, Inc. C/o Ward And Smith, P.A.
20100270157 - Isotachophoresis: A method for separating a complex which comprises, concentrating the following complex, while separating a complex containing an analyte (or the analogue) in the blood-derived sample, the substances which are capable of forming the complex (CFS) with said analyte and the substances which are capable of changing electrophoretic mobility of... Agent: Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner LLP
20100270158 - Desalination devices and methods: Microbial processes and systems are provided according to the present invention for desalination of saline materials, such as aqueous mixtures including dissolved salts. Microbial desalination devices according to embodiments of the present invention create hydrogen gas in a configuration referred to as a microbial electrolysis desalination cell (MEDC), or electricity... Agent: Gifford, Krass, Sprinkle,anderson & Citkowski, P.c
20100270159 - Apparatus for purifying molecules: The invention provides devices for trapping and collecting separated biomolecules following a separation step. The invention also provides methods of using the devices to trap and collect separated biomolecules.... Agent: Jonathan P. O''brien, Ph.d. Honigman Miller Schwartz And Cohn
20100270160 - Portable low power charged particle analysis device: The hardware device may contain at least one of the three optionally connected sections controlling the flow of charged ions through the Microfluidic channel: One for ion extraction; this may be used if the charged particle such as a nucleic acid needs to be extracted or separated from its enclosing... Agent: Naf Technologies LLC
20100270161 - Apparatus for physically separating polar substance: Disclosed is an apparatus for separating a polar ionic substance, such as nitrate nitrogen (NO), from groundwater or a water supply and concentrating the separated substance. The apparatus includes a case having an inlet formed so that the fluid can flow into the case, a diluted fluid outlet formed so... Agent: Berliner & Associates10/21/2010 > patent applications in patent subcategories.
20100264015 - Methods for producing biodiesel: Transesterification, esterification, and esterification-transesterification (both one-step and two-step) for producing biofuels. The process may be enhanced by one or more of the following: 1) applying microwave or RF energy; 2) passing reactants over a heterogeneous catalyst at sufficiently high velocity to achieve high shear conditions; 3) emulsifying reactants with a... Agent: Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
20100264016 - Very low pressure high power impulse triggered magnetron sputtering: A method and apparatus are described for very low pressure high powered magnetron sputtering of a coating onto a substrate. By the method of this invention, both substrate and coating target material are placed into an evacuable chamber, and the chamber pumped to vacuum. Thereafter a series of high impulse... Agent: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
20100264018 - Ag base sputtering target and process for producing the same: m
20100264017 - Method for depositing ceramic thin film by sputtering using non-conductive target: A method for depositing a ceramic thin film by sputtering is provided to increase deposition rate of the ceramic thin film and to enhance the uniformity of a deposited thin film, which are accomplished by positioning a nonconductive target within a vacuum chamber, and applying an AC/RF power to the... Agent: Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
20100264019 - Method and apparatus for manufacturing magnetic recording media: According to one embodiment, a method for manufacturing a magnetic recording medium includes forming patterns having protrusions and recesses of a ferromagnetic material onto a recording track section and a servo section on a substrate, forming a flattening film, a top surface of which is higher than that of the... Agent: Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, LLP
20100264020 - Composite coating apparatus including q-switch laser source: A composite coating apparatus includes a first device configured for forming a nanoscale metal particle layer on an electrically conductive workpiece and a second device configured for forming metallic film on the nanoscale metal particles. The first device includes a Q-switch laser source for providing impulse laser light beams, a... Agent: Altis Law Group, Inc. Attn: Steven Reiss
20100264021 - Hydrogen-oxygen mixed gas generating system: A hydrogen-oxygen mixed gas generating system includes water capture-storage where water is stored and hydrogen-oxygen mixed gas is captured, an electrode unit including multiple electrodes to electrolyze water, at least one water supplying pipe connecting a lower part of the water capture-storage and the electrode unit for providing water from... Agent: Richard F. Jaworski Cooper & Dunham LLP
20100264022 - Sputtering and ion beam deposition: An apparatus for depositing an oxide thin film using sputtering and ion beam deposition includes a metal target (made of Nb or Si) installed on the wall of a chamber, an ion source gun for improving properties of an optical thin film, and a substrate installed on a drum jig... Agent: Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren P.C.
20100264023 - Method for producing metal nitride film, metal oxide film, metal carbide film or film of composite material thereof, and production apparatus therefor: Disclosed is a production apparatus for producing on a substrate a film selected from the group consisting of a metal nitride film, a metal oxide film, a metal carbide film and a film of composite material thereof. The production apparatus comprises a substrate holder for supporting the substrate; a chamber... Agent: The Nath Law Group
20100264024 - Biochip, biosensor and inspection system: A biochip, includes: an ink-jet head portion detachably mountable to a biosensor; a sensing electrode formed with a work electrode, a reference electrode, and a counter electrode; and a thin film transistor.... Agent: Oliff & Berridge, PLC
20100264025 - Particulate matter sensor with an insulating air gap: An electrode assembly for a particulate matter sensor in a gas environment. The electrode assembly includes an insulating tube, a conductor, and a positioning structure. The insulating tube has an outer surface and defines an interior cavity with an interior surface. The conductor is disposed within the interior cavity of... Agent: Ceramatec, Inc.
20100264026 - Contamination-resistant gas sensor element: A contamination-resistant sensor element and methods for making the same are provided. A sensor element may include a contamination-resistant coating on at least a portion thereof. The coating may comprise gamma-delta alumina and lithium oxide and may have a thickness of about 100 to about 600 microns and a porosity... Agent: Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
20100264027 - Gas sensor: A gas sensor including a gas sensor element configured by laminating three or more ceramic layers and having an electrode pad disposed on an outer surface thereof and penetrating holes extending in a laminating direction through two or more of the ceramic layers disposed between an inner conductor and the... Agent: Sughrue Mion, PLLC
20100264028 - Method for multiplexed capillary electrophoresis signal cross-talk correction: The present invention provides a simple method to correct cross-talk, after the data have been generated. Adjacent signals are simply subtracted from the original observed signal with a repeating process. The data processing is stopped when a predefined condition is met. By this technique, cross-talk can be reduced from >5%... Agent: Mckee, Voorhees & Sease, P.L.C
20100264029 - Plate for mass spectrometry, process for preparing the same and use thereof: The present invention provides a plate for mass spectrometry comprising a support and a PVDF-containing coating (that is, a PVDF-deposited thin layer) thereon, and a method of preparing a plate for mass spectrometry, which comprises coating the support surface with PVDF. The present invention also provides a method of analyte... Agent: Leydig Voit & Mayer, Ltd
20100264030 - Unitary electrode and electrode support for horizontal electrophoresis: Horizontal electrophoresis is performed in a cell that includes a tank and a pair of electrodes, each mounted on an electrode support that is easily inserted into and removed from the tank, and once inserted, is secured in position by one or more spring-loaded, manual-release locking features.... Agent: Townsend And Townsend And Crew, LLP
20100264031 - buffer system for a long-lasting precast electrophoresis gel: Provided is a precast polyacrylamide gel for use in gel electrophoresis, having a shelf-life of at least 12 months. The gel comprises a sulfonated tertiary or secondary amine having a pKa of 6.6-8.0, ampholytes exhibiting pI between 5.4 to 6.4, Tris, and hydrochloric acid to adjust the pH to between... Agent: Fleit Gibbons Gutman Bongini & Bianco Pl
20100264032 - Induced-charge electrokinetics with high-slip polarizable surfaces: This invention provides devices and apparatuses comprising the same, for fast pumping and mixing of relatively small volumes of electrolytes and ionic fluids and materials suspended thereby. Such devices utilize nonlinear induced-charge electro-osmosis as a primary mechanism for driving fluid flow. Such devices comprise a polarizable surface, which is incorporated... Agent: Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer, LLP- None available for 10/01/2010
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|Kenny Martens (guest: search)
|Thu, Mar 24th, 2005 @ 15:20 ( . )
I recently aquired a 10W old Jennen amp that uses a pair of push pull 6AR5's in the output and I've got some NOS 6005 (=6AQ5) tubes I would want to use in it. The pinout is ok, and i checked it out, they pull a lot more current, but the PT doesn't seem to get too hot.
Now here's the problem, I've checked the 6.3VAC at the pilot light while playing and it drops to a little over 6.2 while playing hard (the lowest it goes with the 6AR5's is 6.33V)
I know the heaters for the 2 6005 consume about 100ma more than the 6AR5.
I don't think it's really a problem since nothing except the power tubes gets really hot, and the fuse isn't blowing, but if any of you know why it wouldn't be a good thing if the 6.3 sinks so much lower, please tell me :)
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|stringbend (guest: search)
|Thu, Mar 24th, 2005 @ 16:06 ( . )
Hi Kenny:
On the one hand, clearly your PT is being taxed more with the substitute tubes. On the other hand, as you suggest... it seems unlikely to be a major concern. Monitor the heat of your PT after long-term use and use your best judgment from there. A small 6.3 tranny could be installed to handle only the preamp or poweramp but *probably* isn't necessary.
I've never monitored the filaments under use.
Nor have I ever heard it recommended. I'd use the idle data instead.
I would suggest comparing the filaments at idle (but warmed-up) with both power tubes. Sounds like you'll see very little drop and little reason for concern.
I have found that tubes are a little less noisey when run closer to 6V rather than 6.3 (or higher).
I prefer to run slightly below 6V... tube life is shortened - in theory - but I've never seen a noticable difference or had any problems in this regard.
|Kenny (guest: search)
|Thu, Mar 24th, 2005 @ 16:12 ( . )
Good to know,
By the way I've monitored them a little longer and they generally drift back to 6.33, maybe it was just a fluctuation on the powerline...
Anyway everything seems to be coping just fine ;)
Thanks for the input,
|Sean Weatherford (guest: search)
|Thu, Mar 24th, 2005 @ 19:02 ( . )
I would worry about the OT also, the 6AQ5's will give about 5 more Audio watts than the 6AR5's. The 6AR5 has the same performance as the 6K6.
What amp is it? The only amp I have ever seen with 6AR5's was some of teh old Western Auto Trutone amps. A pair of 6AV6's, a single 12AU7 and the 6AR5's.
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|Brendan (guest: search)
|Thu, Mar 24th, 2005 @ 19:06 ( . )
Tubes have a +/-10% tolerance.
|Kenny (guest: search)
|Fri, Mar 25th, 2005 @ 00:43 ( . )
It's an old Jennen amp, i think it's from holland (I'm in Belgium by the way)
It's wired point to point with overspec'd wirewound resistors, i think everything's pretty overrated for the job,and the OT barely even gets any hotter while playing, the PT gets a little warm, but it's a very long way from burning your finger...
By the way the tube lineup is 4 6AV6's (1 tremolo, 1 input stage, 2 long tail pair) 2 6AR6's and 1 6X4.
The only thing that seems overly taxed with the 6AQ5's is the rectifier, but at idle it's still under the limit for the 6X4, at max signal it's about 10ma over the max, but i figure that'll just give me some more sag, so no real problems there, no sag till about 7-8 on the dial, ideal ;)
The 6AQ5's are only biased at about 55% of max dissipation and the screens are at 180 while the plates are at 250, so I think it's pretty well all under control ;)
It sounds awesome pushed by a boss hyperfuzz set for clean boost ;) huge volume out of a little open backed suitcase with 2 8" alnico's.
Sorry to ramble on but I'm pretty excited about it, thanks for the input, I'm sleeping on both ears ;)


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Very nice day trip from Bayeux!!! Excellent guide!!!
Another site that shouldn't be missed!!!
Doing what: Mont Saint-Michel Day Trip from Bayeux
Four of us booked a half-day tour so we could make a day trip from Paris. At the end we realized 4 hours is barely enough to cover Pointe de Hoc, the American Cemetery and Omaha Beach. Our guide Clive was outstanding, providing right mix of history and free time. I highly recommend this trip!
Doing what: Half-Day Small-Group Tour to American D-Day Beaches from Bayeux
We did this tour as a day trip from Paris. It was a long and emotional day, but well worth it. I would definitely recommend this tour.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
We had Adrienne and he was a great tour guide. For us, the half-day trip was the ideal length of time. The tour was well structured and historically accurate as I checked things out after the fact. This particular tour was very much worth the price.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
LOVED the tour. It was such an experience to be able to see all of the main sights. I think the timing is wonderful and at each sight we had plenty of time to see and walk around the area. The cemetery is very moving and I like that our tour guide explained things and then let us have free time there to experience everything for our self. We took the train from Paris to Bayeux and it was the most perfect day trip!
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
My husband and I took this day trip from Paris, and it was a real treat from start to finish. We really appreciated that we had only 6 people, and we were driven around in a van, not a bus. Our guide was wonderful - she was knowledgeable about the area and the history behind the events that occurred there. I am not a history buff, but I found the subject matter fascinating and sobering. We were well taken care of from the moment we stepped off the train in Caen until the van dropped us off again that afternoon. Even the lunch at the museum was incredible I would recommend this tour to anyone interested in the Normandy sites.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
If you want to do a day trip to Caen and experience the Dday beaches from Paris, this is the tour to take. Our guide Mario was incredibly nice and knowledgeable. Keep in mind!- you could spend 2 weeks here learning about everything so it does feel a little rushed, but that and #39;s a day tour for you.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
My mom and I spent the day on the D-Day Tour during our visit to Paris. It was so well worth it! Pray that you get Mario- he was absolutely amazing! The train system was easy and they were right there when we arrived to Caen. You start off at the museum which is so well spent and organized. I recommend taking time to wander outside to the gardens then go into the bunker. We didn't feel rushed at different sites, they gave you time to wander on your own, and some of the places have little stores for snacks, coffees, beverages etc. Again, I highly recommend this for a day trip.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
A really lovely day. Our tour guide Cecille was terrific and the D-Day Memorial museum was terrific. Only thing is that the day was LONG. We did as a day trip from Paris, and were still a little jetlagged. If you're going to do as a day trip, schedule later in your trip.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
Excellent trip, terrific tour guide! Doable as a day trip from Paris if you take the train to Bayeux.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
We were on a 10 day trip around Europe, squeezing in as many sights as we could. Thus, we did several tours within those 10 days. This tour was by far the best! Lloyd was our tour guide and he was tremendous! He was obviously passionate about his job and very knowledgeable! We would highly recommend this tour to anybody and everybody! He was very accommodating to the various needs of members of our tour. We cannot say enough wonderful things about this day.
Doing what: Full-Day Group Tour of American D-Day Beaches from Bayeux
Trying to squeeze in a day trip to Normandy during your trip to Paris? If so, I highly recommend this tour! With only one day to see everything, I got so much more out of our visit thanks to all the insight from the tour guide. I also loved that it was a small group so we could ask lots of questions. It was a very long day coming from/returning to Paris, but it was definitely worth it!
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
Alison H United Kingdom
This was quite the most amazing trip I have ever done..so pleased a that I booked it. We took our American friends to Normandy as a 50th wedding anniversary treat..and I booked this day as the highlight of the 4 day trip. It could not have been better..we were picked up from our hotel by our guide Phillip who was the best..very comfortable people mover and he worked so hard to give us a day to remember..he planned our day round places and things we asked to see and added so much more into the mix . I hadn't realised just how big the area was to cover but he did it and kept us enthralled all day with the history and stories. One of our group had mobility issues and Phillip was so respectful and helpful..finding the best places to park and knowing how much of a particular activity that he would be able to manage...excellent. Point du Hoc was probably the most moving and difficult to traverse..the German battery was in redible to see and hear about and the weather joined in to give us a real feel for what it might have been like for our brave troops..Phillip had a wealth of knowledge and a good British sense of humour which went down well with us all..he was good company and excellent at his job..but it didn't seem like a job..he was delightful and took us to a restaurant for lunch that we would never have found ourselves...so many things we did that day we wouldn't have seen or even thought of seeing if we hadn't been on this trip. The German cemetery was one of them..we wouldn't give but for Phillip and I am so glad that we did..a very sombre place but essential to look at the other side too....very moving.
We wanted to find some personal graves too and Phillip sourced those for us making the whole thing much easier...I seriously would have booked another day if I had known just how good this would be...don't hesitate..it is excellent value to have such a personal experience and it is one the 4 of us will ever forget...thank you
Doing what: Private Tour: Normandy Landing Beaches, Battlefields, Museums and Cemeteries from Bayeux
Half day trip to American Beaches. Excellent guide, Julian, which gave as a lot of information. He also had some maps and photos to better present what he explained. Very small group, some 7 people, so very personal and I could ask question anytime. I took this trip, because I was not able to find some good bus connections between places I wanted to visit. I think, this is the bes way how to visit this area. Now, after 2 weeks I still see those places and remember what I learned. I also think about our guide and our driver, which as a duo or brothers, made this great trip unforgettable. Thank you to both of you again.
Doing what: Mémorial de Caen Museum Admission and Guided Tour of D-Day Sites from Caen
My wife and I took a day trip from Paris. Our guide picked us up and took us to all the important sites with plenty of time to walk around and explore them. Our guide was very knowledgeable of the historic events.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
Our tour guide was fantastic very personable and informative regarding the D-day landing in Normandy. Highly recommend to future travelers as it is a great day trip from Paris. This tour is a must for anyone who wants to learn more about WWII. All of the sites we visited were excellent a long day but so glad we went. Kudos to our guide and Viator for an excellent tour will use your services the next time we travel.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
This tour was pretty cool. The guide was very chill and very knowledgeable about the sites that we visited. I only took the half day trip in the afternoon, but it was enough time, as I was doing this for the day from Paris.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
Awesome. Tour guide was extremely knowledgeable. Well organised and well worth the day trip from Paris.
Doing what: D-Day Tour Including Guided Visit of the Mémorial de Caen Museum, Lunch and D-Day Landing Beaches
Bradley C Australia
My wife and I both really enjoyed this day trip. Our guide Jonathon had an incredible amount of knowledge of the history of all the sites we visited and their surroundings. It was only the two of us on the tour, so he was very flexible and gave us the options of which sites and museums we wanted to visit. Highly recommended tour for anyone with an interest in learning the history of the area.
Doing what: Private Tour: Normandy Landing Beaches, Battlefields, Museums and Cemeteries from Bayeux
Bradley C Australia
A great day trip from Bayeux that my wife and I both enjoyed immensely. Our guide Jonathon was incredibly knowledgeable about the site and many other places we passed through on the trip, and he was very flexible in allowing us to see things at our own pace and to spend more time in the areas we found more interesting. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area.
Doing what: Private Day Tour of Mont Saint-Michel from Bayeux
If I could give this 6 stars, I would. I wish we had done the full day trip but time didn't allow for us to do so.
Our tour guide, Daniel, was very outgoing, friendly, and knowledgeable.
We took the train from Paris and it took two hours. It was well-worth it. We were met at the train station and we left for the tour from there, picking up two other couples along the way.
The tour started at Pont du Hoc, then we went to Omaha Beach, and then ended at the American cemetery and museum.
My grandfather served in WWII (in the Pacific) and my husband is currently active duty Army. The whole experience was beyond educational and extremely sobering. I have always had a deep love and appreciation for our men and women and uniform and seeing this part of history up close and personal was something I will never forget.
We didn't have much time at the end of the evening for the museum, but from what I did see, it is awesome.
If you have the time, do the full tour! I wish we had.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
Our Bayeux tour was a complete success. I can't speak highly enough of Mathieu, our guide for the day.
We were looking for a short and focused tour that focused on the Canadian role in WWII and visiting relevant historical sites. Specifically, we wanted to visit Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, where my great uncle was buried. This tour fit the bill perfectly.
Mathieu picked up our small group of eight Canadians at the train station and we immediately set off into the countryside. Mathieu speaks English well and has a fun personality, and we all got along well. We fit a lot into our five hours together, including a stop at the Bay of Arromanches, time walking along Juno Beach, and a visit to the Juno Beach Centre, admission to which was included in the cost of this tour. (Advice: be sure to manage your time inside the centre.)
I was thrilled to visit the cemetery where my great-uncle is buried. I had looked up the location of his tombstone on the web, so quickly found it upon our arrival. That was a touching moment for the tour.
In terms of logistics, given our tight travel schedule, we wanted a tour short enough that we could do it as a day trip from Paris. This one worked quite well - we took an 8:45 am train out of Paris, which arrived in time to allow us to walk into town (under 10 min walk) for lunch. Mathieu picked us up at the train station at 1 pm and we were back shortly after 6 pm. As we had booked a 7:22 pm return train, we had plenty of time to head to a pub in town for dinner and a beer, before heading back to the station and Paris.
We'd like to return to Bayeux one day and spend more time there, but for now, this tour was exactly what we wanted. The registration process was easy and the experience was professional. We highly recommend this tour - a highlight of our trip to France.
Doing what: Normandy Battlefields Tour - Canadian World War II Sites
Mag was our guide. She was fantastic. It was overwhelming to stand on Omaha Beach. Our day in Bayeux was filled with emotion. I would encourage anyone going to France to make this stop. We did the half day trip with 6 other Americans who were also doing independent travel. The day before that we went independently to the War Museum in Caen.
While you are in the Normandy area, we would also suggest spending a few days in Rouen. The Cathedrals, the spires, the chimes, Joan of Arc's Church, and their Beaux Arts Museum are just a few of the highlights
Lynne and Allan
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
We had a wonderful 1/2 day trip to Normandy. We were staying in Paris and took the train from the St. Lazare train to Bayeux...had to switch trains in Caen, but that was easy...small station. We walked from the train station in Bayeux to the Le Conquerant restaurant and had the most reasonably priced meal of our trip...and the folks were pleasant to deal with. We met our guide, Jonathan in front of the Churchill Hotel and he was actually a bit early...nice start to the trip. We drove to where the Army Rangers climbed steep cliffs to attack the Germans and it was awe inspiring. It was hard to imagine anyone doing this without someone shooting at you, I can't imagine the difficulty under fire. From there we went into the bunkers where you could see the damage done by flamethrowers. From there we went to the Normandy beaches where Jonathan explained how the landings went. He did a great drawing on the beach for us that illustrated the landing and went through it step by step. Nice touch. Finally, we went to the American cemetery where almost 10,000 soldiers lay. The whole experience was humbling. From start to finish the trip was first rate...thank you Jonathan and Viator.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
Out half day trip to the Normandy beaches was very enjoyable. Our guide was very knowlegable and happy to answer questions. I would definitely recommend to others.
Doing what: Normandy Beaches Half-Day Trip from Bayeux
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Efficient Semiparametric Estimation of Expectations in Dynamic Nonlinear Systems
Semiparametric estimation of the expectations of a general class of dynamic functions is considered. Such expectation functionals that are of interest for dynamic models are one- and multi-period ahead forecasting functions, distribution functions, and covariance matrices. The semiparametric efficiency bound for this problem is established and an estimator, which attains the bound is developed. The explicit form of the semiparmetric efficient expectation estimator is worked out for several explicit assumptions regarding the degree of dependence between the predetermined variables and the disturbances of the model. Under the assumption of independence, the one- and multi-period ahead residual-based predictors proposed by Brown and Mariano (1989) are shown to be semiparametric efficient. Under unconditional mean zero assumption, we propose an improved heteroskedastic autocorrelation consistent estimator.
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When I started building my stash 3 years ago, I didn't know about Colour Pop. If I did, I would've bought all my shadows, blushes, lipsticks, lip pencils, highlighters from them first, would've saved me a fortune, and their formula performs the best on my skin type and oily lids, better than brands that cost 2-7x more. Then if CP didn't have a particular product or color, I would look to other brands. I would also have bought more UD and MUFE Artist Shadows, and not wasted time on cheaper ones. And I didn't discover Temptalia until 2.5 years ago either, and since then, the quality (and quantity) of my stash has grown exponentially. Oh well, better late than never !
What she said! Lol
Do more Internet research, look up reviews and not make as many impulse purchases!
I'm kinda jealous of makeup n00bs just now getting into collecting because drugstore stuff is leap and bounds ahead of what it was 10, even 5 years ago, imo. If I lost it all now some ::knock on wood:: I think I'd try to keep it a budget as my tastes will allow.
Oh man I would do everything differently. I wish I had discovered this site earlier for sure!
I would never buy "backups" for anything (even limited edition) because there's always the next big thing.
I would do more saving up for things I actually want and less on trying out things I think will be "good enough" and then end up buying the thing I wanted in the first place.
I would be a lot more careful about holiday all-in-one palettes because initially I had no idea that a lot of them have lower quality items.
I would think harder about buying things just because they're on sale. Sales come around all the time and there's always next time.
Everything about this is what I would do too. I still spend money on "good enough" products instead of saving even though I know each time that it's going to be a waste 🙁
Thankyou so much! I needed that reminder, you said it exactly 🙂
Amy, you hit the nail on the head! Those are all lessons I learned quite some time ago, but they came to me over a period of years during which I wasted a lot of money.
Excellent post; been thinking about these points just recently, too.
Stop buying multiples of the same thing (nude palettes; MLBB lipsticks; pink glosses; shimmering finishing powders … I think one or maybe two Meteorites is plenty, so why do I have six?
LOL! You should see how many Météorites I have–but then I collect them. Don't ask me why or how it got started. I guess I just can't resist those pretty containers full of colorful little balls 🙂
I agree with all your comments and I'd add not buying foundations without a big previous test and don't let SA sell you darker foundations.
I'd just buy what I love and constantly reach for now and STOP THERE!! I have a gazillion choices now and I still keep reaching for the same things.
I wouldn't buy makeup because it's trendy on Instragram. Lol
Quality over quantity
Focus more on quality, not quantity. Buy only from cruelty-free companies. Prioritize skincare over color cosmetics. Spend more on workhorse products and save on the things I only use occasionally (false lashes, glitter, colorful shadow, etc.).
I agree with everything you said, Christine. Especially about returning things that didn't work. Also, if I could do over I would request more samples of foundations and try them for at least a week before purchasing. I have so many bottles of foundation that I loved at first but then ended up hating later on for whatever reason.
I'd not have bought so many blushes. What I've found is they all end up blending into my yellow-based foundation and warming up anyway and looking fairly the same (with the exception of mood exposure) – MAC Warm Soul, Benefit Rockateur, Tarte Dollface, Nars Orgasm, Luminous Flush, Coralista….all end up looking not-that-different after applied.
yes! this happens to me too! A lot of blushes just blend and look kinda orangy on my skintone and now I have like 15 of the same shade.
Yup- It it all looks the same!
I would not have purchased so many things. It takes forever to use a blush or an eye shadow or lipstick. However, it took what it took for me to figure out what I like and what is flattering to me, specifically. Now that I know what works, I'll stick with it.
Basically, I am all about Mac Quite Natural paint pot, black liner, nude blush, slight highlight and lip balm. And one YSL red glossy stain (number 10 I think) on occasion.
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The smaller iPhone would have a faster processor and is aimed at replacing the older iPhone 5s in the company's smartphone lineup.Apple reportedly is planning to offer a smaller, entry-level basic iPhone 6c to replace its dated iPhone 5s in early 2016, according to rumors about the company's next handset. The rumored iPhone 6c would have a 4-inch display and be equipped with Apple's latest A9 processor, which is more powerful than the A8 processor in the iPhone 5S, according to a Dec. 3 report by Seeking Alpha. The story is based on a report by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who "has a good track record when it comes to sharing specs for future Apple products (and a mixed track record regarding launch dates/pricing)," according to Seeking Alpha.
The A9 processor is the same one that is now built into Apple's latest iPhone 6s (pictured) and iPhone 6s Plus smartphones. A smaller 6c phone "could replace the 5S as Apple's entry-level model and appeal to those who prefer the smaller form factors of older iPhones," the story reported. The rumored phone would also include a metal case instead of the plastic case of the 5c, support for near-field communication and Apple Pay, and a camera similar to the one in the iPhone 5s. Support for Apple's latest 3D touch-screen input feature is not expected in the upcoming phone, the story said.
Based on Kuo's estimates, the iPhone 6c would ship in early 2016 and would be priced between $400 to $500, much lower than the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, which start at $649 and $749.Asked about the rumored new phone, several IT analysts gave eWEEK mixed opinions about the potential accuracy of the information. Ezra Gottheil of Technology Business Research said in an email reply that he thinks the rumor is true "because upsizing the [latest] iPhone left an important gap in their product line."


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It was first called into police around 10:30 Monday night.
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Hi-yo, readers. I am currently in a cocoon of allergy medication and misery, so join me as I ignore all sage medical advice and try to make the best of things by watching TNA.
-This week at The Mandible Claw, I got to podcast with Evan Gelistico, whom you may know from the Submission Squad and maybe my weird obsession with his face. I would podcast with this dude every week if I could, so give it a listen, and then get to unabashedly loving the Submission Squad like you all should. It also features a surprise appearance by Chris Sims so they could talk about Gokaiger and it's pretty dang adorable.
-Follow me on Twitter here, With Leather here, and UPROXX here. Tweet this article, tumbl it, email it, Facebook it, make obnoxious #TeamImpactReport hashtags (or maybe please don't), but either way let as many people you know to read this, even if it is just to tell me all of the reasons I'm always wrong.
This week on Impact: Sting is concerned! Hogan is concerned! Eric Young is concerned! Furrowed brows for everyone!
Best: Dixie Carter and her phone might just be my new OTP
Sting approaches Dixie backstage, concern emanating from his soulpatch. Dixie isn't acting like herself, and now she's ignoring his text messages. Dixie's reaction is to ignore him and dismissively fuss with her phone. Say what you want about TNA being horribly out of touch with things, but they sure do have their finger on the pulse of my exact reaction to Sting whenever he's on screen.
Worst: The HO chant
Because of course it is. Because of course it is a thing that happened. Because of course when you define a character by her ass you get this reaction in return. When Mike Knox (Knuxxy, you're killing me) very loudly and deliberately calls Tessmacher a "ho," they want you on his side. Look at the reaction of the goon in the front row. His sheer elation when Knox says it, and his excitement to turn it into a chant is…frankly, it's appalling, but is it surprising? No. Of course I think this is awful, and of course it makes me feel terrible to see this played out. But what is the bigger problem? My reaction, or his? I'm a staunch supporter of wrestling and the wrestling community, but how can I, or you, or anyone defend something like this? How does this make it easier to say no, wrestling fans aren't a bunch of basement-dwelling mutants who have no respect for women or even each other when the joy it brings most of the visible audience to jeer and insult and subjugate a woman in the ring is so painfully obvious? Of course it upsets me, and of course if I mention it it'll bring a flood of comments telling me to lighten up, and that I'm wrong. But the next time you leap to your keyboard to put down any idea that there is something systematically wrong with the treatment of female wrestlers and female wrestling fans, look at the guy in the front row and know that is who you are defending. You are making him the exulted face of your defense. If you wanna be that guy, nothing I can say or show you is going to change your mind, but come on. Don't be that guy.
Best: Sweet Joseph Park
Joseph Park gleefully covering his face in shaving cream while singing Sweet Caroline is the opposite of the last segment, and makes my heart swell. Eric Young, his hirsute BFF, approaches him to take the razor away, and to decree no shaving on the days he has a match. What if he cuts himself? When he sees blood he turns into a monster, and they can't have that. I love this because 1) friendship-based wrestling is the best wrestling, and I stand by that with my whole heart, and 2) Eric Young is only person who works for TNA who also watches this show. Well, he probably only watches the Joseph Park segments which, if we're being totally honest here, is probably the only way the show should actually be watched. Lucky you, EY.
Best: These three
No, really. Friendship-based wrestling is the best.
Worst: Tazz
Referring to someone as an "incompetent gay brony" sure is top-notch commentating there, bud.
Best: Team BFF Forever vs. The Bromans and the only other Knockout who can wrestle
Tazzhole comments and clear misunderstanding of intergender wrestling by both commentators aside, this match was a lot of fun. Sure, it was hella goofy, but there was a lot of good wrestling in the mix. It played to the strengths of most people in the match. Eric Young's crossbody and his shockingly not-sh-tty elbow drop were great, secretly-strong-as-f-ck Joseph Park didn't seem like a joke, and Jesse's standing dropkick shows real improvement from when he first showed up. Gail Kim and ODB didn't really get to exhibit themselves to their full potential, but everything worked in the context of the match, and they got enough interaction to the point they weren't just props or an afterthought. You know how house shows are usually a lot more fun than TV tapings because it seems like the wrestlers can enjoy themselves a lot more, and don't feel so confined by the cameras? That's what this match felt like. I, for one, will not object to decent wrestling that isn't miserable from the get go.


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The CW has renewed its improv comedy "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" for a third season.
The network has picked up 24 new episodes of the show, which has been a solid ratings performer since debuting on The CW in 2013. The new episodes will air in 2015, although a premiere date hasn't been announced.
"Whose Line" features comedians Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles, along with special guests, performing improv games under the direction of host Aisha Tyler. It debuted to strong ratings last year, and although the show has cooled off some since then, it's The CW's top-rated summer series by a pretty wide margin.
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Name of Satellite: ASIASAT 7(AS7) – Satellite Location – 105.5 degrees (Ku波段/小耳朵)
下行频率(Downlink Frequency) : 4146 Mhz兆赫
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Service is audio Radio format 24/7 with 30 minutes in Tibetan followed by 30 minutes in Mandarin in continuous loop with programs updated every evening at 8:30 pm Beijing / Tibet time.
When tuning to ASIASAT 7(AS7) at 105.5 degrees East receiving the signal on 下行频率(Downlink Frequency) 4146 MHz 兆赫 you will find the Voice of Tibet 24/7 service on 水平极化 (Horizontal) H in the channel menu for TV stations. Channel is named WRN (Channel 5 – beside VOA and RFA services) but will soon change to VOT. Small dishes can receive this signal, but be aware that for some dishes you have to turn lnb on receiving dish to Horizontal (H) to receive. This because some dishes are pre-set to receive (only) Vertical (V) signals..
The VOT signal is on Ku-Band(Ku波段/小耳朵) and small dishes like 50 – 60 cm in diameter will be able to receive the signal. There must be clear sight from the dish to ASIASAT 7(AS7) located at 105.5 degrees East (位置:东经138度。) / with no mountains or buildings blocking clear sight for tune/in to ASIASAT 7(AS7) at 105.5 degrees East.


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This is the sites I'd check apart from Ebay http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.co...lies/pr/c/3578
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There are some files that no-rights content processes need access to, like omni.ja. When we fork the content process, we should hand it these fds beforehand, before we cut off their access to the file system.
Assigning to Guillaume because he has most of the code to do this already.
I forget why we're blocked on input here. Can anyone enlighten me?
For omni.jar (grepOmni and appOmni) i only found it in XRE_InitCommandLine() at gecko/toolkit/xre/nsAppRunner.cpp. Ie, that's opened from the child process instead of passing a FD.
I initialize the sandbox (which cuts off access to the filesystem) inside ContentProcess::Init(), after mContent.InitXPCOM(), which, as far as I understand, is run after XRE_InitCommandLine()
If not, the sandbox that cuts off file system access can be initialized elsewhere, too. Once initialized we just can't go back.
We can also initialize it before exec'ing the child process (the restrictions are inherited), but that means all fds need to be opened and passed before hand, which might be a quite large code modification.
Additionally, apps like the camera attempt to open:
/vendor/lib/hw/camera.herring.so and /vendor/lib/libs3cjpeg.so (Nexus S)
I'm auditing them with:
strace -p <PID> -xx -s64 -e trace=file
And the regular:
ls -l /proc/<PID>/fd/
For open fds.
Clearing blocked-on-input since I have no idea why I put it there :)
discussed - "Not going to make v1, k9o blockers".
This is needed for OS level strong sandboxing, which won't make v1.
this is AFAIK no longer needed.
the privileges are set after the process has been started and initialized, effectively giving us a similar security level.
see also bug 862082 and bug 790923
as usual, feel free to reopen if this becomes an issue, or if desktop sandboxing for other platforms needs it (in this case, please change the assignee as well)


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Great to visit Telluride again we got married there years ago had some pictures taken downtown and things have not really changed. very old buildings but they all have been...
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Great to visit Telluride again we got married there years ago had some pictures taken downtown and things have not really changed. very old buildings but they all have been basically updated nice little shops and a great place to walk around
It isn't "Main Street" - it's Colorado Avenue! Downtown Telluride is everything you'd want in a mountain town. The whole area is walkable; historic buildings, upscale or downscale bars and restaurants, shopping....whatever you're looking for is here. Some favorites are the Brown Dog for great pizza and beer, the Overland store for leather and suede, the historic New Sheridan hotel/restaurant/bar...
This is a lovely town with many many breath taking views. The shops are typical old town shops and we loved it.Restaurants and Hotels are dotted between the Shops. The town was quite crowded as it was lunch time and drizzled rain the whole time we were there. That's Colorado for you though, rainy, cold, sunny, warm, windy, hot, snowy...
Breath taking views coming down into the city in the wintertime. Lovely little shops on the main street. People very friendly.
Telluride has been ranked in the Top 5 for scenery, skiing and charm for more years than I can remember?! The fact that they keep their old Victorian buildings and renovate the inside with new and exciting shops, hotels, restaurants, speaks to the rustic charm that is Telluride.
The main street shops are cute, many small boutiques and restaurants. Fun to walk and window shop, even better to walk in and browse the local goods. All store owners are friendly and helpful. Dogs everywhere, parked outside the stores and restaurants.
This little main street is Main Street USA. Just little, cute, and so traditional! Beautiful shops and little restaurants and coffee shops. You can walk it all in an hour of you don't go into all the shops, but you can't help go into some of these cute stores.
Love main street! Quite alot to see. Great shopping, prices run high, but quality is good. Great restaurants. Good for just browsing. Shopping was a pleasure, as they gift wrap in most of the stores. You can walk to everything here in town on main St, they have it all. Wild west, rustic little village!
Great place to just walk up and down. Lots of restaurants, places to sit and enjoy the view, are galleries, and shops.
This is a small town, very small, but has a beautiful view, restaurants, shops, only con everything is very expensive, be prepared.
We eat dinner and spend lot of time playing a board game, very cozy and comfortable
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