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(Aus) UP-OCC Cryo cables for sale (HD6xx, interconnects, USB cables and more)
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Hey all,
I have a hoard of aftermarket cables to sell, all made by Qusp of Twisted Cables. I'm selling them to free up funds for some other audio upgrades. I am the original owner of these cables, and they were custom made for me about 2 years ago.
First up is a Sennheiser HD600/650 cable called the 'Vortex', made from Cryoparts 7N Ultra-Pure Ohno Continuous Casting cryo-treated copper (UP-OCC, for short), with a Furutech 1/4" jack and Cardas sennheiser connectors. It is 9ft long and uses a double-twisted-pair configuration.
Secondly I have a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter cable, using the same Cryoparts UP-OCC wire as above, with a Cryoparts male mini jack and a Neutrik locking 1/4" female jack.
Thirdly I have a set of short (0.5m) interconnects, again using Cryoparts UP-OCC and Eichmann copper bullet RCA connectors.
Fourthly I have a 1.0m USB cable, quite possibly the craziest USB cable ever made. It uses 24AWG german 4N dead-soft annealed pure silver signal wires for data, double shielded with tinned copper braid and copper foil wrap, polyefilin dielectric with black nylon braid. Around the outside of this cable is the power wire, using 22 awg jena cryo copper. The usb ends also use ERS tape for RFI and EMI rejection. It is terminated in a mini-B connector, suitable for a Pico.
Lastly I have a 0.5m USB cable, using Neotech UP-OCC pure silver data lines (twisted pair) and cryoparts TWcu cryo copper on power. Double shielded with tinned copper braid and copper foil and wrapped in teflon tape; covered in techflex black nylon braid. teflon shrink damping on the ends, with ERS tape for extra EMI and RFI protection. It is terminated in a mini-B connector, suitable for a Pico.
Pricing for this menagerie of cables are as follows:
'Vortex' Sennheiser cable: $sold AUD plus shipping.
1/4" to 1/8" adapter cable: $sold AUD plus shipping.
Eichmann interconnects: $sold AUD plus shipping.
Long USB cable with external power wire: $sold AUD plus shipping.
Short USB cable with internal power wire: $sold AUD plus shipping.
These prices are firm: I'm offering them at less than half the price they cost me. I'll make an exception for someone who wants to take 3 items or more in one sale, and offer a package discount. Likewise Sydney head-fi'ers who wish to pick them up locally will receive a discount.
Buyer/seller feedback is in my signature. Thanks for looking. :)
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Bayh Calls Lack Of Primary To Replace Him A Good Thing On Call With Dems
With less than a week until the deadline for potential candidates to gather the necessary signatures to get listed on the primary ballot, it's unlikely that there could be a Democratic primary to replace Bayh even if Democrats wanted one. But, according to the source, Bayh and Parker suggested on the call that not having a public vote on who Indiana's next Democratic nominee for Senate will be could be a positive come November.
Bayh and Parker "made a point to steer clear" of talking about specific candidates to replace Bayh as the nominee, the source said. Parker said another of the "positives" about not having a primary was that the state party has "a deep bench" of candidates to choose from if they are called on to select a nominee, the source said.
Asked about his comments on the call, Parker told me he he didn't say a lack of a primary was a good thing. He told me he said on the call that "the process isn't perfect but our nominee will be chosen before the Republican."
Bayh didn't take any questions on the call, dropping off after he made his statement. The source said Parker stayed on afterward, answering questions about the process from county chairs who are coming to grips with the seismic shift in the Indiana political landscape.
The source, who is familiar with Indiana Democratic politics, said Parker described "the days events" in a way that suggested the state party was caught unaware by Bayh's decision.
"That was somewhat surprising because the state party and Bayh are known to be pretty close," the source said. "To a lot of folks, [they] seemed to be one and the same in a lot of respects."
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IPS Millennium Fund has done something surprising for a socially responsible mutual fund: For the year through Apr. 23, it beat the market. The four-year-old fund, with $100 million in assets, gained 33.84%, vs. 10.79% for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index and 9.68% for the Domini 400 Social Index. Manager Robert Loest's portfolio is loaded with such Internet stocks as Yahoo!, Amazon.com, and Network Solutions. Sam Jaffe, staff writer at Business Week Online (www.businessweek.com), spoke with Loest about his ethical-investing philosophy.
Q: You've made a success of buying Net stocks, but you're not running a Net fund. When do you sell shares so the fund doesn't become too weighted with Net stocks?
A: We start selling shares when they get to 5% or 6% of the portfolio. We just sold a bunch of AOL [America Online] for that reason. We're a growth-and-income fund, and the Internet just happens to be where most of the growth is right now. I worry about becoming too focused in one sector. We've also been adding a lot of real estate investment trusts and electric utilities for balance.
Q: Does a philosophy of ethical investing interfere with your ability to pick good stocks? And what do you mean by ethical investing?
A: I mean a concern for the environment, a concern for how employees are treated, and for animal rights. There's an ongoing debate about whether you should invest primarily in ethical issues or have a two-level screen. I and others have been arguing that you should have a two-level screen....We worry more about the company's success first, and then we worry about the ethical issues.
Q: Would you pick a stock of, say, a pharmaceutical company that is doing animal testing but might also be on the verge of a cure for cancer?
A: I don't care if they're about to cure cancer or not. If they test on animals and are intransigent about it, I'm adamant about [not investing in them].... If we see a company that is doing something we are opposed to, like animal testing, if they show a concern for animals and are trying to move away from that, then we will buy the stock and try to [start a] dialogue with management. [Abbott Labs is an example of such a company.] That also gives us an opportunity to vote on shareholder resolutions and proxy statements. If I were an animal, I think I would much rather that someone like me own the stock.
Q: You have a PhD in biology. How has that affected your stock-picking skills and economic world view?
A: A biologist tends to view the world as an ecosystem. That has profound implications for how we model the economy, primarily as a complex adaptive system instead of a fancy machine, like classical trend economists do.
Q: One of your best-performing stocks is Amazon.com. When do you expect to see it reach profitability?
A: I couldn't care less about its profitability. In fact, if Amazon announced a profit anytime soon, I would vote to fire [CEO] Jeff Bezos. The reason is simple: Anytime you are faced with a fundamentally new technology where the rewards for investment capital are so enormous, a company has no business showing earnings. Of course they are cash-flow negative and earnings negative--and that should continue as long as they have these outsize opportunities to invest at very high returns.
Q: What about Yahoo!? Can it maintain its market capitalization with every media company trying to compete?
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Neil Berg is a distinguished producer and musical director who has produced Broadway concerts featuring stars such as Michael Crawford, Donna McKechnie, Betty Buckley, Ben Vereen, Alice Ripley, and Stephanie Block. These concerts have toured around the world. His special Christmas concert, Neil Berg's Broadway Holiday, is touring to over 120 U.S. cities in 2010-2011, and he has brought the show to the Geffen along with some of his Broadway buddies Jeffry Denham (White Christmas), Rita Harvey (Phantom of the Opera) who happens to be Berg's wife, Ivan Rutherford (Les Miserables), Marc Kudisch (Nine to Five), and Carter Calvert (It Ain't Nothing but The Blues and Cats).
In the first act the show consists of these actors singing songs from the shows they were associated with. Highlights included Ivan Rutherford singing "Oh What a Night", "Bring Him Home", and "Something's Coming." Mr. Rutherford has a ringing tenor voice and really filled his numbers with emotion.
Marc Kudisch regaled us with a stirring "Where is the Life" from Kiss Me Kate. Ms. Calvert sang "Don't Rain on My Parade" which she had to perform following Berg's long discussion of Barbara Streisand. Though a good singer Ms. Calvert couldn't live up to the introduction. The first act seemed to be little more than a celebration of Broadway songs that had little to do with Christmas and sometimes little to do with the performers singing the numbers.
The second act was much more successful in that it had a theme—Christmas—and seemed more personal. Kudisch sang a very funny "Lonely Jew" where he bemoaned how difficult it was to be a Jew at Christmas. Berg played "The Carol of The Bells" with great skill and passion. Calvert sang "Memories" from Cats. Yes, it was a role she had played, but it had the context of a story she told us of her first big break when she was auditioning to understudy for Grisabella but got the leading part.
Rutherford and Harvey sang a duet from Phantom of the Opera which, again, seemed arbitrary except for the fact that Harvey had played it and she was married to Berg. In fairness I must say that she sang it very well.
The set and costumes for the show were a bit tacky but when the women wore their own clothes in Act Two they looked smashing. Neil Berg's Broadway Holiday will play at the Geffen Playhouse until Jan 2nd.
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If 'Entourage' did make it to movie theaters, it wouldn't be the first original HBO series to do so — 'Sex and the City' made a Hollywood splash and is currently shooting a sequel. There were even rumors of a possible 'Sopranos' film, but a couple cast members killed that buzz a while back.
Of course, not all films adapted from hit TV shows have recently translated into box office success — think 'My Favorite Martian' or 'McHale's Navy.' 'Entourage,' however, does have some Hollywood star power with Jeremy Piven ('Live Hard, Sell Hard') and Adrian Grenier ('Devil Wears Prada') in the mix.
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- ReMixer(s): halc
- Composer(s): Alexander Brandon, Dan Gardopée, Michiel van den Bos, Reeves Gabrels
- Song(s): "UNATCO"
- Posted: 2013-05-10, evaluated by djpretzel
- Album: Featured on Deus Ex: Sonic Augmentation
- Terms (BETA): chiptune dubstep electronic house synth tempo-fast
Next up is halc with an upbeat, additive electronica Deus Ex mix that wraps some original material inside 'UNATCO' for a more liberal mix that still significantly employs the source & blends some house & dubstep elements w/ Drew's chip sound:
"I love the subtlety and simplicity of the "UNATCO" theme, so trying my hand at a somewhat minimalistic house arrangement seemed obvious at the time.The beginning to 1:45 is :23-:57 of the source (the arpeggiating line, bassline and chords). 1:46-2:29 is :58-1:09 of the source (this is when the motif from :01 of "UNATCO" enters; also note the bass fill at 2:28 is supposed to be the little three-note fill at :32 in the source). 2:30 to the end is 1:20-1:32 of the source with an original melody (note the chords).
There is pretty much source the entire song, it just seems slightly marginalized due to the fact that the original song has like zero melodies, and I more or less just added my own on top. Should be plenty over 50% either way. The original track has a ton of variation, but not much of a lead melody, so I added a few of my own over the ever-evolving groove... it was definitely a fun source to work with. Enjoy!"
The track intros with a general layer & build affair as the groove is established and developed, with a faster, more four-on-the-floor orientation that what I'm used to hearing from Drew, but still quite cool. Things break down circa 2'00" where some wobbles show up to the party & we switch to a half-tempo beat before picking back up @ 2'30". Everything is quite precise and exact, and I like the attention to panning & filling out the spectrum. While this mix had some crits from diehard purists on the DX FB page for whom it was too much of a departure from the source, I think halc put something together that offers a completely different take on one of the game's iconic themes, and refashions it rather successfully into a pulsing, energetic incarnation!


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In the October issue of The Canada Report, I advised buying shares in Silver Wheaton, a Vancouver-based company which trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SLW. It's not a cheap stock but it offers excellent growth potential and the opportunity to participate in the rising price of silver. Here are some of the key points I made in my analysis.
The business: Silver Wheaton is the largest silver streaming company in the world. Silver streaming means the company buys some or all of the by-product silver production from mines it does not own or operate. For example, the company has contracts to purchase silver streams from Goldcorp's Penasquito mine in Mexico and Barrick's Pascua-Lama project, which is on the border between Chile and Argentina. Both are primarily gold mines which are in the development phase.
The security: I recommend the purchase of the common shares of Silver Wheaton which trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SLW.
Why we like it: The price of silver has been moving higher and SLW is well-positioned to take advantage of it. Based on its current agreements, Silver Wheaton expects to produce 22.2 million ounces of silver and 20,000 ounces of gold in 2010, for total production of 23.5 million silver equivalent ounces. The company said in its second-quarter report that annual production is expected to increase to approximately 38 million ounces of silver and 59,000 ounces of gold by 2013, for total production of over 40 million silver equivalent ounces. This growth will be largely driven by the silver streams from Penasquito and Pascua-Lama as they come into operation. A higher silver price and increased output should translate into higher profits and rising value for the shares.
Financial highlights: Silver Wheaton reported record second-quarter earnings of $53.3 million (15c a share, fully diluted) compared to $18.4 million (6c a share) in the same period last year. Silver equivalent production during the quarter was 5.7 million ounces (5.3 million ounces of silver and 5,800 ounces of gold), representing an increase of 33% over the comparable period in 2009.
Risks: As noted, the stock is not cheap. The trailing 12-month p/e ratio is 45 so you won't be getting in on the ground floor here. But the company's growth prospects are excellent: it will benefit both from a continued rise in the price of silver plus new production coming on stream. Of course, a retreat in the price of silver would be negative for the share price.
Cash flow: The stock pays no dividends so if you need cash flow, look elsewhere.
How to buy: The shares are actively traded on the NYSE with daily volume usually well in excess of five million shares. You should have no problem being filled.


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It was much like spending the weekend playing "Where's Waldo?" except the game was "Where's the Monkey?"
Too bad I didn't find the monkeys so cleverly displayed at the plays at the Utah Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City.
I even had been told where they were ahead of time and still could find only one in the five plays I saw. It was the tiny 1½-inch monkey scooting across the stage on a ship model in "Peter and the Starcatcher." I missed the second monkey in the play tucked into the fishing net on the right side of the stage. It was 3½ inches tall and placed about 5 feet up.
I blame this monkey obsession on Benjamin Hohman, the imaginative and mischievous properties and display director who has worked for 20 years at the Shakespeare festival. Hohman is tasked with creating stage props on a limited budget. Would you think to create a potbellied stove out of plastic flower pots? Hohman did in "Johnny Guitar."
In 2011, I attended his Props Seminar, one of the festival freebies designed to share insights into the total theater experience. I had gone to the Greenshow, orientations, costume seminars, backstage tours, actors seminars and morning discussions of the plays at the grove. I enjoyed them all. This year I did the Friday lunch with actors for the first time — $20 well spent.
But the props seminar ended up as one of my favorites, both for the insights and for provoking a challenge to my powers of observation.
That's when I first learned that since 2001, Hohman had been hiding monkeys in all of the plays, both in the indoor Randall L. Jones Theater and the outdoor Adams Shakespearean Theater.
The backstory began in 2000. The director of "Merchant of Venice" wanted to end the show with Shylock's daughter Jessica dancing with a small, radio-controlled stuffed monkey.
After spending much time and money to create this realistic monkey, it was cut from the show. The director had changed his mind.
For Christmas, Hohman's staff started giving him monkeys. Starting in 2001, he decided these monkeys would become an insider's joke, something he and his staff could enjoy, whether anyone noticed or not.
There would be a monkey on stage in some form or another, even if they were impossible to see. But it had to fit the play.
In "Twelve Angry Men," (my favorite of the plays I saw this year), the action takes place in a bare jury room.
"This was the hardest this year, one of the hardest the entire time we've been doing it, because the show is so dramatic, and I didn't want to take away from that," Hohman confessed.
There is a brand of wipes known as Grease Monkey wipes. They took the wipes and wrapped them in tissue paper to resemble rolls of toilet paper. They stacked the rolls, with the invisible monkeys, on the shelf of an open closet.
The monkeys were impossible to see, but Hohman and his crew knew they were there, representing their monkey business.
Here's a monkey-spotting guide if you are going up later this year.
In "Love's Labour's Lost," which I didn't see, the schoolmaster played by Henry Woronicz has a table full of scientific equipment. There's a monkey bookend.
In "The Tempest," director B.J, Jones made it easy on Hohman, asking for a monkey covered with gold leaf and surrounded by fruit for a brief banquet scene. (I saw a gold tail but little more. On page 17 of the souvenir program, the tail shows to advantage.)
In "King John," there was a blue tent with gold fleur-de-lis. A 4-inch monkey is embroidered on one side of a single fleur-de-lis, Hohman said. Unfortunately, this past Saturday the show was rained out and moved to the indoor auditorium. The tent was not on stage. At least I had an excuse for not seeing the elusive monkey.
During one of many frenzied moments in "Anything Goes," I missed it when actor Joe Vincent walked by with one of those tropical coconut drinks with a monkey perched on the rim.
During one intermission, thinking I could get help from festival founder Fred Adams, I quizzed him: Where's the monkey? He smiled his sweet smile and admitted he had no idea. "Nobody knows but Ben."
People have been so distracted looking for the monkey that on his Monday and Thursday seminars, Hohman has a "monkey minute." He takes pictures and reveals where the monkeys are. Admittedly, some are so small, they really couldn't be seen except by audience members close to the front.
My friend didn't have the notice I had, so every time the monkey was supposed to be on stage, I provided a hint by whispering "monkey alert."
For that, I apologize to the people sitting near me.
When I return again to the festival, I will cease this monkey business. After all, the play's the thing.
Wait, is Hamlet holding a monkey?
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- "Eavesdropping": Hidden cameras record people's actions inside a dating service, a wedding chapel, hair salon, county jail and sex toy party.
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Victorian seance, scientific lecture (complete with experiments), biographical play, polemic and a wry study of the approximate art of theatre-making, Lipson's play - in which he channels the madcap spirit of 19th-century scientist Sir Francis Galton - is all of these.
In real life, Galton had the highest IQ ever recorded. Lipson's Galton, jammed into a radically miniaturised version of the scientist's Knightsbridge study, is by turns batty, sinister and pungently frank, a genius without a lick of compassion.
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Dr. Phillips is a character that is heard on the Grand Theft Auto: Vice City radio station KCHAT.
He is a doctor for an unknown mental clinic in Vice City. He and his assistant take Mr. Zoo (Pat Flannerdy) out of the radio station by putting him in a straight jacket and giving him a sleeping pill after he bothers an animal (in the wrong way). He apoligzies to Amy Sheckenhausen, the interviewer, telling her that Pat is a very mentally sick man and leaves.


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(June, 17, 2008) — The 2007 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series GT championship team will be reunited this week as Bryce Miller of Hoboken, N.J., returns to Farnbacher Loles Racing. He will drive the No. 87 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car with Dirk Werner of Kissenbrück, Germany, for the rest of the 2008 season, starting with the series race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, on Saturday. The pair drove the No. 87 Porsche to the series GT team title last year and Werner won the class driver championship. Miller has driven with both Farnbacher Loles and TRG this season.
"Obviously we're very happy to have Bryce back. He is a talented driver and he and Dirk have really great chemistry together. Last year's championship showed their potential as a driving team," Farnbacher Loles Racing owner Gregory Loles said. "This year, however, has been a challenging one for the Porsche teams as the rules and new tire package have been better suited to other manufacturers in the series. [TRG owner] Kevin Buckler and I have been working with the series and our engineers to get Porsche back on an equal footing with the Pontiacs and Mazdas. We have both experienced success in the Grand-Am series and we expect to get Porsche back on top before long."


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Hey wyze, digging the new avatar. You got enough icons on your toolbar?
Myself and others have gotten a full Debian operating system to run on several HTC phones (Universal, Blue Angel, Apache, Magician, several iPaq's), booting off of SD / microSD , and have been able to use external USB wireless cards with injection on the Freerunner. I've been able to inject with several of the HTC's and iPaq's as well that have the acx chipset internally (the SDIO versions). I'm already running Debian on my Touch Pro with XFCE4 on an 8GB microSD card.
The MSM7xxx / MSM7xxxA chips FULLY support USB 2.0 in host mode - there are developers working on the driver ports as we speak, since the full chip specifications have been released in the wild (making this process turbo charged). This means that we will see the needed USB host drivers ported quite soon allowing us to utilize external USB cards on our MSM7xxx(A) phones running Linux.
That means I'll be able to actually use this setup of mine soon:
B.S. -- first off, you must have been ripped off on your Diamond; my Raphael which is damn near identical has a 1340mAh battery out of the box.
Secondly, how much juice do you think internal cards actually take in phones that are capable of injecting?? (i.e. acx chipsets).
Third, even using USB host mode on HTC's and the Freerunner with an rt73 card (WUSB54GC), I've never seen more than ~80mAh used MAX. For using the Alfa, yes -- you need to either buy or build a small power injector.
Airomap is better then both of those.
There has been a few; use the search function.
Your mileage must suck.
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Hey wyze, digging the new avatar. You got enough icons on your toolbar?
Of course, if you really wanted to have some fun, go to Wal-Mart late at night and ask the greeter if they could help you find trashbags, roll of carpet, rope, quicklime, clorox and a shovel. See if they give you any strange looks. --Streaker69


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text: Finally, an agenda has been published for the NIH-sponsored State of the Knowledge Workshop on ME/CFS research, diagnosis, and treatments. Impediments to research & opportunities for communication will also be discussed. The conference & videocast will run Thursday and Friday, April 7-8 at NIH headquarters in Bethesda Maryland. Hours: 8 am to 5 pm Eastern Time Here is the link to the agenda, DAYS 1 & 2 https://www.infinityconferences.com/InfiniBase/Templates/157557/Agenda.htm And here is the link to the free public videocast (best check out the drill ahead of time) http://videocast.nih.gov/ For the times where you live, use the World Clock Time Zone Converter http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html A large group of research & clinical professionals will be presenting - most of the names patients know, as well as new ones. Also, well-known patient advocates have helped plan this agenda, and will make presentations as well. Reportedly the number of people planning to attend has swelled to fill if not exceed the venue's capacity.


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When I first laid eyes on this dress by Eva Franco, I was flooded with feelings of nostalgia for the July Fourth celebrations of my childhood when I, along with the other neighborhood kids, festooned my bike with red, white, and blue crepe paper, and paraded to the neighborhood pool for a day of relay races, free ice pops, and wrestling with a greased watermelon in the water. While I no longer spend hours each summer planning how I am going to decorate my bike, this dress, replete with vintage charm, invites me to daydream up a million different ways to style it. Its sleeveless, navy upper features a gracefully draping, asymmetrical collar and elegant folds at the shoulders. A thin belt at the waist offers a chic silhouette, and its fully lined, A-line skirt is a richly textured tweed with berry red, white, and navy stripes. I can't wait to wear it with kitten heels, a kisslock clutch, and perhaps a pair of gloves for a summer filled with picnics, festivals, gallery hops, and outdoor concerts! -Jennifer, Fashion Writer
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Community Leaders Come Together To End Elder Abuse
"Stand Up Against Elder Abuse" Committed to Raise Awareness
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Santa Barbara County leaders gathered at police headquarters in downtown Santa Barbara Tuesday to raise awareness about elder abuse.
The Santa Barbara Elder & Dependent Adult Abuse Prevention Council brought the community together to protect seniors and prevent elder abuse and neglect in the county. The Council started "Stand Up Against Elder Abuse," a campaign to get the public involved and make Santa Barbara a safer place.
Central Coast Seniors said over 2 million older Americans are abused, neglected and exploited each year. Tuesday's press briefing brought law enforcement and community members together. The Council said crimes against seniors go largely unreported and spreading the word about these crimes and how to stop is the Councils goal.
Family members of victims, Santa Barbara's Sheriff Bill Brown and District Attorney Joyce Dudley spoke at the briefing.
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Quahog Chowder
Recipe courtesy of The Quarterdeck in Falmouth and The Chart Room in Cataumet.
- 1gallon water
- 20 quahogs
- 4 russet potatoespeeled and cubed
- 1pound butter
- 2 onionsminced
- 2cups flour
- 1 quart half and half
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- In a pot, bring water to a boil.
- Clean quahogs under cold water and add to boiling water.
- Once quahogs have opened, remove from pot and allow quahogs to cool. Remove meat from shells and mince. Reserve the water (quahog stock) that the quahogs were in and keep hot.
- In another covered pot, cover potatoes in cold water and bring to a boil until fork tender.
- In another pot, melt butter over medium heat. Add onions, lower heat and cook about 20 minutes or until the onions are soft. Stir in flour and cook roux for another 10 minutes. Add reserved quahog stock and minced quahog meat. Bring to a low boil to thicken. This is the quahog chowder base. (Now is a good time to cool and freeze some of this stock for a later use. Don't add the potatoes, as they don't freeze well.)
- Add potatoes, half and half and heat. Season with salt and pepper and serve.
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Turns out those pot-laced brownies also contained LSD, which explains why someone might pass out after eating one.
Trophy Club Police Department said the LSD will ramp up the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony, meaning the 15-year-old could face jail time.
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A student at Byron Nelson High School faces a drug charge after police say he gave marijuana-laced brownies to his girlfriend, Trophy Club police said Wednesday.
The 17-year-old girl fell unconscious after eating the brownie Monday afternoon and was rushed to Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine. Authorities say she was released Tuesday morning and is recovering at home.
The 15-year old boy was taken to the Denton County Juvenile Detention Center and later released. He faces a charge of delinquent conduct/delivery of marijuana.
Neither student was identified.
About 1:20 p.m. Monday, a school nurse contacted the police about the sick girl after she became unconscious in the nurse's office. How much the girl consumed is unknown.
The police then talked to the boy, who admitted giving her the brownies. Authorities say he did not give them to anyone else.
Police found more brownies in a plastic bag, and they tested positive for marijuana.
Trophy Club police said the boy did not make the brownies himself. He said he got them from another student, but no charges will be pursued because it was a he said/she said situation.
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You're supposed to pull over as soon as it's safe. At night that means that you can pull into a parking lot -- or under a street light. If a cop is sane, then he'd rather have you off of a freeway (if it's reasonable), or a main/busy street. Although if you ever saw the episode of Rob and Big where they got pulled over in Newport Beach the cop got all pissed off at Rob because he didn't pull over right away.
I suggest this; During the day pull over to the shoulder of the freeway, or to the side of the road. If the cop feels it is an unsafe area, then they'll tell you to move. At night, do the same. But if you don't feel safe, try to let the cop know that you acknowledge you are being stopped. Slow down, move to the right lane, turn on your flashers or right turn signal, or something along those lines.
thanks for clearing that up. a friend of mines was in the same situation and he told the cop it was for public safety.. didn't matter, he still got a ticket
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Discrete choice methods with simulation is an online text written by Kenneth Train of University of California, Berkeley in 2003. It covers topics such as numerical maximization, simulation assisted estimation and Bayesian procedures. Each chapter is available as a PDF file to download, and the site also provides an index, bibliography and errata discovered since publication. Users can also download the whole text as a single zip file.
Online Text and Notes in Econometrics
This page has a great deal of illustrated text on optimization and linear programming with many related external links. It has been produced by Hossein Arsham of the University of Baltimore.
Last revised in January 2013, this is a thorough and technical 346-page textbook.
Freely downloadable as a 374-page PDF, this manual shows students how to use Gretl software to reproduce all the examples from Hill, Griffiths, and Lim's Principles of Econometrics, 3rd edition (Wiley). The data sets and script files used in the book are also freely downloadable. The current version dates from January 2009.
Lecture notes totally 163 pages from a 2000 short course are available here in PDF format. Most of the text refers to exercises using the accompanying TSP 4 and Excel files.
Materials from a course taught in Spring 2001, including a syllabus, video lectures (in quite a low resolution) and an electronic version of the 2009 textbook Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation. Topics include Advantages and Limitations of Logit, Numerical Maximization, and Hierarchical Bayes
This is a short, very introductory article, spread over four pages, which takes the reader through a simple regression test in Excel. The given example involves testing whether Okun's Law applies to US data, and there is a downloadable Excel file used in the exercise.
This archived page from a 2000 short course has a series of lengthy bullet-point lecture handouts in PDF format. There is also a directory of data files and programs for the proprietary program SST. Kenneth Train, Daniel McFadden of University of California, Berkeley
The Nobel Foundation makes available a great deal of material on each of the Economics prize winners, including video of each Prize Lecture since Robert Mundell in 1999. As well as a lay introduction to each prize winner's research, there are "Advanced information" links giving a more technical explanation. This link is to the Economics Network's quick index of lecture videos and related materials on the site. Each video is a full lecture (usually between 40 and 60 minutes) with good audio and video quality, and pitched at a non-technical audience. Transcripts of each lecture are available.
Subtitled "A guide for selecting statistical techniques for analysing survey data", this presents a tree of choices about your data and the hypotheses being tested, resulting in a recommended statistical test. It was created by the authors of the MicrOsiris statistical software. It is freeware that is downloaded with MicrOsiris.
Fifteen detailed lecture handouts in PDF are archived here along with 11 exercise sheets with answers. The lecture topics are: Sets and Boolean Algebra, The Binomial Distribution, The Multinomial Distribution, The Poisson Distribution, The Binomial Moment Generating Function, The Normal Moment Generating Function, Characteristic Functions and the Uncertainty Principle, The Bivariate Normal Distribution, The Multivariate Normal Distribution, Conditional Expectations and Linear Regression, Sampling Distributions, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Regression estimation via Maximum Likelihood, Cochrane's Theorem, and Stochastic Convergence.
This is a course website for Introductory Econometrics as taught by Mike Abbott at Queen's University, Kingston (Australia). It includes extensive course materials, lecture notes, statistical tables, datasets and assignments and a number of past exams, going back to 1997, some with answers in separate files.
This Spring 2000 course page has brief notes from a series of 23 lectures on Economics, statistics and econometrics as taught by Andrew K. G. Hildreth of University of California, Berkeley.
Available are notes from lectures, problem sets, and a sample exam. Lecture topics are: Discrete Response Models, Sampling and Selection, Generalized Method of Moments, Instrumental Variables, Systems of Regression Equations, Simultaneous Equations, and Robust Methods in Econometrics. From an Econometrics / statistics course as taught in 2001.
From a Summer Institute mini-course run by the National Bureau of Economic Research in 2007, this is a set of resources from each of 15 lectures, including video (usually 1hr long and hosted on Google Video) as well as handouts and slides. This link goes to Economics Network's index of these materials.
This 140-page book, originally published in 1971 but now out of print, is available online in its entirety as a single PDF file.
Thirteen PDF files on this page each contain detailed lecture notes on: Sets and Subsets, Numbers, Limits, Derivatives, Maxima and Minima, Geometric Growth, Taylor's Theorem, The Binomial Theorem, Exponential and Logistic Growth, Bivariate Optimisation, Constrained Optimisation, Matrix Algebra 1, and Matrix Algebra 2.
These pages give materials for the BA degree honours year Applied Econometrics class at the University of Strathclyde as taught by Roger Perman. Lecture notes and references notes in Word format are listed on this course home page. It covers topics such as Dynamic Econometric Modelling, Model misspecification and misspecification testing, Stochastic regressors, instrumental variables and weak exogeneity and Panel data analysis.
This 1998 course page has seven sets of extensive lecture notes totalling more than 160 pages of explanatory material. There are also seven quizzes, also in PDF and PostScript formats. The course is an Introduction of Econometrics / Statistics as taught by Daniel McFadden, James Powell at University of California, Berkeley.
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You plane is very neatly and nicely built. 58 seconds is great - did you pull out the prop to stretch wind the motor? What are the motor specs - prop diameter, rubber dimenstions, prop to rear peg? Quote:
The fuselage length from hook to peg is 11.5". So the unstretched, unwound loop is 1.5 times longer than the fuselage. I'm going to make up an even longer loop - twice as long as the fuselage - to increase the flight times. Quote:
But it doesn't take into account the chord or aspect ratio of the wing. The wingloading tells you more about how hard the wing is working (Lift Coefficient) and is neccessary to work out stall speed. In this context wingloading tells you more. For instance: - The Playboy was 20" span and 23 grams AUW. But it has a fairly high aspect ratio (long, skinny wings) it's 20" span but only 49 in2 wing area. So wingloading is 2.4 oz/ft2 or 0.47 grams/in2. - The Redwing has 18" span but is already heavier - finished AUW should be around 30g. So is it a worse model? Well the chord is quite a bit wider - the area is 57in2 so the wing loading at 30g will be 0.52 grams/in2 or 2.67 oz/ft2. So it's only fractionally heavier in real terms... although by spanloading alone it looks much worse. Another example is a biplane - same span: twice the area. Jon EDIT: Your rule of 20g for 40cm is not too far out - at an aspect ratio of 6 (fairly standard) it works out as close to the half a gram per inch square target. But this target is a bit heavy for smaller models (under 18" say).... |
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Just realised your model in the above picture is sheet balsa! I was looking at the wing and I realized that it was rather flat and had some lines on it. Bruce I followed the plan for the paper wing, however I had a lot of difficulty keeping the spar straight and also avoiding ugly glue wrinkles on the paper. Any idea how to prevent this? Wing twisting was a problem as well, since I could not put a heavy book on the wing to straighten it without crushing the spar. I finally built a 40 cm wing out of used A4 paper with a bamboo skewer spar and a cardboard centre piece. Tested it on the stick plane and it flies pretty nicely. I will be trying out painting techniques and also do some durability and impact resistance testing by flying the model around in the limited area I have. I have also tested painting paper using oil paints and water colors straight from the tube without any water. The finish was dull and would rub off, so I spread a layer of white glue on the surface and it looks good for a finish. This opens up a lot of possibilities with paper. Only problem is weight but how much will weight affect flight times and is it worth it? I read that weight does not affect cruising speed or drag too much at cruising speed, so there is hope. Thanks for all your help and encouragement - this opens up a huge lot of possibilities with paper. |
Or, looking the other way...weight watching/reduction is your best friend when designing anything flying...and even more so, as the power supply is limited... I admit that your attempts to design good performing paper models is an intriguing project, and I follow your efforts with great interest......although I beleive, acheiving results that even get close to the performance of balsa constructions would require a fair portion of 'out of the box' thinking, regarding choice of materials and how to make stable structures using a minimum of the same..... A great challenge...keep us posted about your progress... |
Gluehand is exactly right: the three most important things are weight, weight and weight...
Try painting it with thinned PVA? I would imagine oil paint is pretty heavy. As a side point, I made a card mock up of a Radio model I'm doing, to check the proportions. I couldn't resist sticking some nose weight on it and seeing if it flew: I does! 8.5 inch span and 4 grams... It's pretty darned awful(!) but I thought you might appreciate seeing it Knlever... Jon |
Don't forget that I have built a balsa model - the Guillows ME 109 - see my page here: I am very excited by the idea of publishing plans for a working rubber powered plane out of waste paper. The cost will come to about US $ 2 - 3, for the prop and the rubber but this can be also made at home. This is the cost of a cheap toy, affordable for the worlds population. It is not the cost only, but the maintenance of the model, foam and balsa models break easily, I know I have used them. Also, paper takes paint very well. The finish that can be achieved is shown by the Chilton model with foam wing but paper fuselage here My reward would be the creation of thousands of colorful scale paper models built and flown by children all over the world. |
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But a little more with the noseweight. It's just lifted off the preliminary drawings I'm doing at quarter scale, to check the outlines more than anything.
Card was just what I have lying around. Wings are single thickness - just about thick enough for this size - 8.5"/21.6cm. It's still very heavy for it's size - pistachios (8" span) need to be 2-3 grams to fly well... Jon |
Probably a good idea.
For a 16" span model 20g would be a 'good' weight. For 20" I would be aiming for about 33g. The other consideration is how you plan to present the plans: something that can be printed an a standard paper size would help to make them accessible. 16" is the maximum you can get across a sheet of A3 for instance. Also, you don't want anything too complicated in the construction, because it has to be 'repeatable' by someone with no experience. It's a good project though, I like it... |
Do you happen to have the weights of individual components of a 16" and 20" model? I am trying to compare wing and fuselage weights with my design - balsa versus paper and card. |
As I recall from building the 20" Playboy 'bones' (balsa frame work) were 7 grams, prop and nose assembly probably about 3g, balsa wheels less than a gram... Then there's the wire undercarriage plus covering, wing retaining rubber bands and dowels etc...
Each component as shown is: Wing - 3g Tail - 1g Fuselage - 8g Nose/prop - 4g (Plastic props are HEAVY) My scales are not super accurate - only to the nearest gram. They obviously under-read very slightly as the total is 19-20g. Hope this helps, Jon |
The 18" span Redwing:
Wing - 6g Fuselage (minus wheels) -9g Tail surfaces - 2g The one below is the 13" Tadpole. It's built very light for indoor flying. Total weight is 5g, the fuse registers 3g and the wing and tail together 2g. I need to get a more sensitive scale but that should give you a rough idea... The figures you quoted - 20g at 16" and 33g at 20" - were what I thought would be a good weight for card construction - well, a fly-able weight anyway. I would imagine that if you go much over those wing loadings, the flight times will drop off a lot. |
Ok here is my little contribution to the party!
I used a cornflakes box (truly awful cardboard) some sellotape, a bit of 80gsm printer paper and a 'proper' prop and nose button. The prop is 6 " and rubber is an old 17" loop of 3/16... I didn't bother lubricating it. It was still under powered and wouldn't climb under 500 turns (though I only tried it in the garden) Span is 11" and chord 2.5" - this was the maximum I could get out of the box. Aspect ratio is very low (A = 4.4) to maximise wing area. The whole lot is 25g. That's a wingloading of nearly a gram per square inch! It flies, but the wing is too flexible. The triangular fuselage is very strong - overbuilt in fact. You could use much lighter card for it. The tail surfaces construction works fine at this size. A fair amount of downthrust was needed, cut into the nose of the triangluar section. Conclusions: - Cereal box cardboard is rubbish! Very heavy for what it is. - These models are going to need some serious rubber sizes (ie lots of power) to do any good. - The fuselage/motor tube and 'nose block' work really well and could take some serious compression! (ie lots of rubber, lots of turns) - There has to be a way of building a big, light, stiff wing if this is going to work... The little Raingoose RC mock up flies really well considering. I'm thinking there may be a point at which small works just as well - where low weight and stiffness coincide again? Maybe around 10 inches... Jon |
I've made a mod: A plastic drinking straw taped to the LE... aerodynamically... well, less than subtle! But it worked really well! The wing is comparably very stiff. The model flew across the garden about 40 feet and started to climb! ... then it hit the fence... that was with about 800 winds. reckon it might do 20 seconds in a field perhaps... I'm going to have to find some office rubber bands and see what happens with them... |
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