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Steven D. Anderson: Ruth D. Bridgeforth Professor of Telecommunications
Ruth D. Bridgeforth Professor of Telecommunications
Website: http://www.drsteveanderson.com
Ph.D. University of Denver
M.A. University of Denver
B.A. St. Cloud State University
Phone: (540) 568-3032
Office Location: Harrison Hall 0252
Dr. Anderson is a full professor in the School of Media Arts & Design. He is interested in web development, multimedia storytelling, videography and study abroad, not necessarily in that order. His websites have won the top awards from both the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication - AEJMC (Best of the Web Competition) and the Broadcast Education Association - BEA (Best of Festival).
Over the past several years, Dr. Anderson has developed applications utilizing web standards, CSS, video streaming and database-driven web sites using the PHP scripting language and MySQL relational database. He has developed sites from content management systems using WordPress, Drupal and Joomla! In SMAD, he has primarily taught the two advanced interactive classes, SMAD 404 (Advanced Interactive Media) and SMAD 408 (Converged Media Lab). Most recently, he has been making apps for the Apple App Store using the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.
Dr. Anderson has also taught videography and video journalism classes, most recently in Italy as part of a study abroad program through ieiMedia in 2011, 2012 and 2013. During those trips, students produced multimedia stories on people and issues in the town of Urbino -- a Renaissance hill town and the capital of the Marche region of central Italy. He created the 2011 website (which won an Eppy Award as the Best College/University Journalistic or Documentary Report), 2012 website and the 2013 website for the presentation of student work. Anderson also serves as the Director of Video Programs for ieiMedia and will return to Urbino with students in the summer of 2014. In the fall of 2009, Anderson was the faculty member-in-residence for the JMU London Program.
Dr. Anderson is an author of a textbook entitled Exploring Electronic Media: Chronicles & Challenges from Blackwell Publishing in which he chronicles the historical development of electronic media technology and examines the current state of both traditional (radio, television, cable) and new media technologies & applications.
Professor Anderson admits to being mystified by the popularity of social networking, though he dabbles with Facebook and Twitter as an "academic" exercise. He thinks the greatest software invention of the 21st century is Google Earth and on occasion shares his Google Earth placemarks with others via the Google Earth Community. In the fall of 2010, students in his Converged Media Lab class built JMU campus buildings in 3D using Google Sketchup. Those buildings are now part of the 3D Buildings Layer in Google Earth, making JMU's campus the first in Virginia completely built out in 3D for Google Earth. Working wtih the JMU Office of Admissions, students in the class also created a website to showcase campus to prospective students. The project was featured in the fall 2011 issue of Madison Magazine.
Anderson was the 2004-2005 President of the Broadcast Education Association (BEA), the association for electronic media professors and industry professionals based in Washington, D.C. He served as the convention program chair for BEA2000, the international conference of the association held in Las Vegas in April of 2000. He has also chaired the Production Aesthetics & Criticism Division, co-chaired the BEA Creative Activities Task Force and served on the BEA Multimedia Task Force. The Creative Activities Task Force led to the development of the BEA Festival of Media Arts, an event which he produced for the first three years of its history.
Anderson has received numerous national awards for his multimedia and video work and has published across a broad range of journals, both academic and trade. Before coming to JMU, Dr. Anderson was on the faculty at the University of Oklahoma, where he served as the Sequence Coordinator for the Broadcasting & Electronic Media Sequence.
Prior to entering academe, Anderson was the environmental reporter and weekend weathercaster for KCNC television, a network O&O station in Denver, Colorado where he worked between 1982 and 1989. He also worked as a news photographer, weathercaster and news reporter at stations in Fresno, California and Fargo, North Dakota.
Dr. Anderson also served as the Director of the School of Media Arts & Design from 2007 - 2014.
Teaching Interests: Communication Technologies, Multimedia Storytelling, Broadcast Journalism, Study Abroad
Research/Creative Activities: Content Management Systems, Web Standards & CSS, Database-Driven Web Sites, Streaming Video Applications


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1) First of all, in your opinion, is it possible to do it ?
We need also to be very accurate during the acquisition: It would be very useful to see in a graph the signals during the acquisition but we need a stable system, able to acquire costantly at least at 1MHz for all the acquisition time.
2) In order to become a bit more confident with the topic, I have downloaded and start to use the good SDK for this Pico model:
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Age Of Tyrants: Learning About The Draconis Alba Galaxy
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Thanks for checking us out. In this article I'd like to fill you in a little on Age of Tyrant's gaming universe. It's been in development since 2000, where it all started with the Void game. I developed the background and co-designed that game with John Grant, based on an original concept by John Robertson, Ricardo Pinto and John Grant.
Then I went on to write a few force books for it. Since then it's been further developed with Void 1.1, Urban War and Metropolis, with additional material by Bill Ward and John Robertson. Now Age of Tyrants, which uses some of Bill's original timeline material is the latest game to be set in the Draconis Alba galaxy.
The Galaxy
Draconis Alba is a large, spiral galaxy in an alternate universe. Just like our universe human life evolved there, on a a planet called Viridia in a binary star system in the southwestern quadrant. Viridia orbits a spectral class G yellow star called Viridia Solaris, which in turn orbits the dead supergiant, Leviathan.
In the distant past, the Viridians suffered an ecological disaster which saw much of their world's surface flood when their planet's ice caps melted. After this catastrophe a single world government arose from the ruins, rebuilt and began exploring space.
The Viridians' space exploration agency, VASA, soon developed a method of faster than light travel called grav-shunting. This technology involved firing high energy x-ray laser beams into the gravity wells around massive objects, for example planets or dead stars. Doing so expanded the gravity wells, connecting them via sub-space wormholes to other known gravity wells. With such a tunnel open, a craft could pass through it cutting out light years of travel.
Faster than light travel enabled humans to quickly spread through the galaxy, colonising worlds to exploit their resources and build new homes for the burgeoning ranks of humanity. This galaxy spanning civilisation has become known as Pan-Humanic Space.
Before they even ventured far outside their local system though, the colonies around Viridia Solaris and Leviathan fractured, breaking away from Viridia's central governance in a series of secessionist wars. This period of upheaval gave rise to the four dominant powers in the galaxy today.
These are the Viridians themselves, the Imperialist Junkers from the desert planet Ironglass, the technologically advanced Syntha of Prime, and finally VASA. VASA, the one time space exploration agency now now acts as the Protectorate, a galactic policing agency that monitors traffic through the grav wells and charges excise duties on it.
For a long time after the last war of secession peace reigned throughout the galaxy, and the serious business of colonisation and expansion got underway. A plethora of smaller, independent powers were established, some by fighting against their rulers following the model of violent secession, others by treaty and diplomacy.
The major powers developed their own niches for exploration and settlement, with the Junkers specialising in arid worlds, Viridians jungle and oceanic worlds, Syntha in their exotic planetoids and asteroids, and VASA with their icebound grav well outposts.
Communications over the vast distances were handled by sub-ether relays, a method of instantaneously transferring data over vast distances. The technology shared similarities with grav-shunting, but involved transfer of digital packets rather than physical objects. SecNet, the early military network that utilised this technology persists. There are a number of commercial communications networks built on the back of it, and the security forces of each power still use it.
Pan Humanic Space became a hotbed of political experimentation and evolution, and many systems ranging from liberal and collectivist utopias to repressive dictatorships were tried. Some thrived, many failed and were absorbed back into into the folds of the original powers.
The State Of Play
Much of the galaxy remains off limits to the descendants of those original pioneers from the Viridia Solaris-Leviathan system. There are large voids, many light years across, where no suitable objects for grav shunting have been identified. A further limitation of the technology is the boundary of the galaxy. For the time being, grav-shunting is unable to bridge the vast gulfs between galaxies.
Beyond the homeworlds of Viridia Solaris-Leviathan, the most wealthy and powerful colonies are known as Gate Worlds. These are so-called because of their proximity to stable grav-wells, making them hubs for commerce and travel. VASA pays particular attention to the security and welfare of such worlds, as galactic trade depends heavily on them and they are also of strategic military importance.
Peace is always a transient and febrile thing though, and after all the obvious worlds were occupied and the great frontiers of the galaxy shrank, the major powers began to cast covetous glances at one another's colonies and resources.
For a long time hostilities were covert between the powers. They'd fight proxy wars against one another, supplying arms and special forces support to rebels on worlds where the locals chafed against their current homeworld rulers. The Treaty of Vacillus always prevented the homeworlds directly acting against one another, and even in the Age of Tyrants this holds true. Since the wars of secession, no homeworld power has directly violated the homeworld of another signatory.
However, in the Age of Tyrants, the homeworld powers have broken with centuries of tacit agreement to openly pit armies against one another. This is one of the most dangerous periods in the history of Pan-Humanic Space, threatening to engulf all of human civilisation in a galaxy spanning maelstrom of war.
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How to Make Baileys Irish Cream
Every liqueur or cocktail fan knows what Baileys Irish Cream is. And with this recipe, you don't even have to search your local liquor store at night––make your own at home! It's very convenient and will probably taste better than a store bought one because it's as fresh as possible.
- 1 cup Irish whiskey*
- 1 (14 ounce/414ml) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 cup whipping cream, light cream, or half and half
- 3 to 4 small eggs (optional, see Warnings)
- 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup
- 1 teaspoon instant coffee granules
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon almond extract (Torani brand almond syrup can be a substitute)
1Assemble the ingredients.
2Measure and pour all of the ingredients into a blender. You can also add one additional teaspoon of coffee granules and vanilla extract for taste.
3Blend everything together for 30 seconds on a high speed. Make sure that the mixture is smooth in texture.
4Store the cream in a well sealed bottle.
5Place the bottle in the refrigerator and let it chill.
6Enjoy Baileys by itself, as an ingredient to a drink, or "over the rocks" (over ice).
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QuestionIs there any danger in using eggs when preparing Irish cream?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerUsing good, fresh eggs should not cause any problems, as you keep this recipe in the fridge when not in use. My mum has made this for many years, she told me that when blended with the cream they are not eggs anymore, and the alcohol will act to preserve.
QuestionWhy did the mixture curdle?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerDairy products can curdle when in contact with acidic ingredients like whiskey. This is fairly unlikely with fresh, high-fat milk products. Heavy cream is almost foolproof, but you should be able to use half-and-half if you pour it and mix it slowly.
QuestionHow long does this recipe keep for?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerPeople who have made similar recipes report them staying good in the fridge for over a month. That's not a guarantee, but the separation and bad odor will make it obvious when this does go bad.
QuestionCould we use vodka or gin instead of whiskey?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerVodka could work; it will have slightly less Bailey's flavor, but you'll be adding a lot of flavor already with the other ingredients. Gin would end up tasting pretty unusual; you'd be better off making a sour cream drink, the Ramos gin fizz.
QuestionWhat do the eggs do in this recipe?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerCream and whisky don't easily mix. Adding the egg works as an emulsifier and helps to prevent the mixture from curdling.
QuestionHow much whisky is one cup?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerOne cup is eight fluid ounces or 240ml.
QuestionCan we use any kind of whiskey aside from Irish whiskey?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerSure, go ahead and use any whiskey (or whisky) you enjoy. Most recipes that call for Irish whiskey are looking for a smoother, less smoky drink, but you don't need to limit yourself to that.
QuestionIs it more economical to buy the Bailey's or to make it myself?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerIt's almost always cheaper to make it. Vanilla and almond extracts can be expensive, so don't spend $20 on the large bottles if you'll only use them for this recipe.
QuestionWhy does homemade Baileys deteriorate faster than store bought?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerHomemade Bailey's doesn't have preservatives in it like store bought Bailey's does.
QuestionWhat is the percent of alcohol in this finished product?wikiHow ContributorCommunity AnswerIt's going to be around 10-15%, depending on the alcohol content in the whiskey you're using. For higher proof, add more whiskey.
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How much Irish whiskey do I use?
Should one consume Baileys Irish Cream before or after meals?
How to make coffee Bailey's?
- Spice up any recipe with Baileys, whether it's coffee, cheesecake, or ice cream.
- To get the full flavor, shake the bottle every time before using.
- This recipe can be stored in the refrigerator up to one month.
- For an idea of the many cocktails asking for cream liqueur as an ingredient, including Baileys, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cocktails#Cream_liqueurs.
- Pasteurized eggs or egg whites may be bought by the carton and are safe to consume without cooking.
- The real Baileys is manufactured with no egg tracing. It is optional to use eggs in this recipe; however, some websites that offer a homemade version of Baileys have included eggs as an ingredient. If you're concerned about adding eggs, simply don't. Add another 1/2 cup of whiskey.
Things You'll Need
- Measuring cups
- Blender
- Bottle with good seal
Sources and Citations
- Baileys Irish Cream on Recipezaar, http://www.recipezaar.com/Baileys-Irish-Cream-Liqueur-Gift-Giving-or-for-Yourself-74594 – research source
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text: Services for John V. Carlson, 98, a retired supervisor for Union Special Machines Co., will be at 1 p.m. Thursday in the chapel at 625 Busse Hwy., Park Ridge. Mr. Carlson died Monday in Fairview Baptist Home, Downers Grove, where he had been on the board of directors for 20 years and had served several terms as chairman. He worked for Union Special Machines for about 50 years. Mr. Carlson is survived by a daughter, Judith Anderson; and three sons, Ralph, Rev. Kenneth and Gordon.


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6. Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard is arguably the best pound-for-pound signing of the Premier League era. Although Chelsea paid West Ham £11m for his services in 2001, that now looks like small change 13 years down the line.
Despite being a central midfielder, Lampard is Chelsea's all-time top scorer. This remarkable fact is often overlooked and underplayed - it really is an extraordinary feat.
Lampard has scored ten or more Premier League goals in every season since the 2003/04 campaign, which is another breathtaking statistic. In 425 matches, the England international has hit the back of the net on 146 occasions.
The 35-year-old could leave Stamford Bridge this summer, and by then he could have four Premier League winners' medals to his name.
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Following yesterday's post about building a successful blog, a number of readers emailed me with the same question. They wanted to know how I motivate myself to write and publish blog posts as often as I do.
Here's the answer.
Push or pull?
This quote from the late Steve Jobs answers that question beautifully:
If you are working on something exciting that you really care about, you don't have to be pushed. The vision pulls you.
— Steve Jobs.
If your vision of blogging is that it's a necessary evil, you will fail on every metric:
- You will fail to write as well as you can, because when you work through gritted teeth, it shows.
- You will fail to show up with new information, often enough.
- You will fail to engage people.
My blogging vision was different
I saw it as a professional and personal development opportunity. I knew that in order for me to share useful information regularly, I needed to keep feeding my mind with useful information regularly. I quickly found another massive benefit to blogging, which is that writing regularly makes you a better communicator — a huge asset for anyone in business.
So, even if I failed to attract a commercially valuable reader community, I'd still be better informed and a better communicator, than I would have been had I not written all those articles. This made it impossible for me to fail.
If you're struggling to publish posts regularly enough, don't carry on working through gritted teeth — change your vision.
Yes, this works on every area of your business and your life… not just blogging.
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1. Happy new year everyone! I had a pretty lovely one, spent with friends from sixth form and my besties. It was great to spend it with loads of people I knew and was just a laugh really. Above picture is my face on the day.. my dress was £2 from a jumble sale! I haven't actually got a very good picture of it, but I'll try show it all another day.
2. This time next week I will have done my last shift at work *sniff* Going to miss it all so so much!
3. Right now I'm sifting through a huge pile of photos to put into my scrapbook for my birthday. As a family, we're all making one for me to mark the occassion and suffice to say it's very nostalgic. I have changed so much, I'm practically a different person!
4. I've hardly done anything this holiday and I'm annoyed but hey, I've worked and just relaxed. I'm back at sixth form wednesday (my birthday, I know right) and not looking forward to triple history on that day. Woo?
5. This time next week my friends, I will have turned the big 1-8. I'm having a house party on the saturday and just a small meal and cinema trip on the actual day. I'm one of those people that sees becoming an adult a properly big deal if I'm honest. I'm ridiculously scared to grow up.. AGH!
How was your new years, is there something special I need to do for my 18th AND how did you spend yours?! Let me know :)


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Disclaimer: Ricky Gervais ripping on Karl Pilkington is probably not appropriate for work
Pretty subdued. Not what people were expecting. Most of Hollywood was sweating his hosting return for no reason it would seem, with dated Justin Bieber and Kim Kardashian jokes. Such a shame. I think a lot of people were hoping Ricky Gervais would go after the Hollywood elite, but it ended up being pretty tame.


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The undergraduate alumni spotlighted here have kindly offered us impressions on how their Slavic major or minor impacted them as well as updates about their current careers. If you would like to be featured on this page, send your story to email@example.com.
Joseph Holberg, Cultures and Literatures of Eastern Europe Minor, 2010
I received a B.S. in Economics in 2010 and a minor in Culture and Literature of Eastern Europe. [Currently,] I am working as a Computer Science Teaching Fellow at Google. I am teaching coding and programming to students, while exposing them to the possibilities that computers afford not only recreationally, but academically and vis-a-vis future careers.
I chose the CLEE minor after taking Professor Makin's "Russia Today" class. I was totally enthralled with the content and the coursework so when I learned a minor existed (and that I could take a class with his wife, Alina Makin), I had to do it. My best memories from pursuing the CLEE minor was in the RUSLAN (Russian Service Learning in Action Network) class with Alina Makin. I was not only able to study the historical context of the 5 immigration waves from Eastern Europe and Russia into the U.S. but I was able to volunteer south of campus twice weekly with elderly Russian immigrants. The experience was humbling and rewarding as they fed me much needed food (tasty fried potatoes, yum) while I was able to teach them basics about the internet and computers. The look of pure joy that many had when they Skyped with relatives that they hadn't heard from in over a decade will stay with me forever.
I am a more informed global citizen and not only have I drawn upon the information I have learned while getting a CLEE minor, I have applied the lessons learned to unique situations in many fields and areas. I love to learn and the material was engaging and absolutely worthwhile. Advice [to current students]: Enjoy learning everything. Cherish the opportunity to learn and dive in headfirst and you'll extract many lifelong pieces of information and concepts.
Alicja Sobilo, Polish Major, 2010
I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2010 with a major in both Polish and Neuroscience. Currently I am completing medical school at the American University of the Caribbean, rotating in the state of Michigan.
I chose the Slavic major in order to become closer to my own family heritage as well as to focus on developing the more artistic and creative side of my mind. My favorite parts of the Slavic major included classes that focused on Slavic film and art (in form of poetry, short film, literature, paintings) - showing the changes through the years as well as the ties into political and economic struggles at the given time. Not being very familiar with these topics originally, this major broadened my horizons in understanding history and the current world. In medicine the major has been useful because I am more aware of personal struggles in others as well as the psychology of thinking and representation.
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Dental is now the company's primary revenue generator and, along with our audiology and radiology businesses, is targeted for ongoing investment. In FY12, dental growth was predominantly through acquisition, with our trans-Tasman group expanding to 117 practices in total by year end. We acquired 26 practices during the year, which will provide approximately $42 million in additional gross annualised revenues. The total consideration for these acquisitions was $30 million.
Organic growth was the focus for radiology, as we concentrated on building patient bookings for our new PET CT scanning centre at Ascot Radiology, which was opened at the end of FY11, as well as maximising utilisation of our numerous other services. Including the confirmed $4 million investment into the new Millennium clinic due to open in late 2012, Abano's radiology group is now one of the largest specialist referral practices in Auckland.
We continued to strengthen the infrastructure of our emerging audiology businesses in Australia and Asia.
Good progress is being made in audiology, after a year of bedding in the new regional management teams and improving our unique lead generation through self testing touch screens. We have been operating in Australia for several years longer than in Asia, and therefore our Australian business is more developed and larger than our Asian network. Audiology revenues have grown steadily over the last twelve months and we are on track to achieve break even in the next two to three years.
Hold and maintain strategies continued for our brain injury rehabilitation, orthotics and pathology businesses, as we maximised their performance in a restrictive, publicly funded environment. Following year end, we announced the sale of our brain injury rehabilitation business, which presented limited opportunities for growth and was mostly funded by public health contracts, and therefore was not in line with our investment strategy.
During FY12, our business leaders were charged with continuing to find growth opportunities within their organisations and lifting performance.
Pleasingly, all businesses delivered improvements in margins over the previous year. Of particular note was the success of the nationwide marketing campaign for Lumino the Dentists, which aimed to increase customer visits and increase utilisation of dentist capacity. Results to date have been outstanding with new patient count up by 13% year on year, and an average dentist utilisation of over 80% since the campaign began.


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|Nankang Village, Ximeng County, Yunnan
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|Mr Wang (Director, Ximeng County Education Bureau)
Master Sik Chi Wan (GFF)
Florence Chan (GFF)
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|To provide education facilities for needy children in the poor and less developed rural village;
To build a sustainable green primary school for rural children with a small piece of BioDynamic/Organic farmland for green farming education, planting green seeds into the heart of rural children so that they will be the future guardians of a greener world.
In early 2007, GFF received a donation from CCIF CPA Limited contributing to build a "CCIF Green Care School Building" in Nankang Villiage, Ximeng County, Yunnan.
Nankang Village is a mountain village in Xi Meng County of southwestern Yunnan Province wherein the minority Va tribe inhabits. It takes a 15 hours car journey from Kunming to the town center of Ximeng.
The "CCIF Green Care School Buidlign" is an extension of Nan Kangkang Village Primary School. The Primary School is some 11 km from the town government, covering 216 households with a total population of 1,875 people. Among them are 307 children of 7-12 years old who are of the right age to go to school. 340 students are now studying at the School of 2,286 sq. m. gross floor area, of which 538 sq. m. are unsafe.
In March 2007, with the donation of CCIF, GFF signed an agreement with the Ximeng Education Bureau to build a green care school building to replace the precarious old building. We undertook to dismantle the unsafe portion and build a 2-storey new building of 430 sq. m. with 6 classrooms.
The new school building was designed by young Hong Kong architects, Ms Lisa lam and Mr Kelvin Yeung. The project was implemented in line with the vision of GFF. From light utilisation to rain water collection, every detail complements the local environment to fully utilise natural resources.
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Symmons Origins™ Tub/Shower Valve - Chrome - #S-9600TS-P - $153.28
Symmons Origins™ Tub/Shower Valve - Chrome - #9600-P - $80.26
Symmons Temptrol™ Tub/Shower Valve - Chrome - #C-86-2-X - $206.12
Dual Outlet Diverter - Polished Chrome = $107.40
Q. "What handle options are available with these Symmons shower systems?"
A. The handle options are:
Q. "I haven't seen many Symmons faucets in stores, is their quality any good?"
A. Symmons mainly makes top quality commercial grade faucets and doesn't (need to) advertise much. Rest assured that their quality is top notch and that you aren't paying for a big advertising budget when you purchase Symmons. The company has been around for many decades.
Q. "How can I stop my Temptrol shower valve from dripping?"
A. Replace the hot and cold washers using a TA-9 KIT. Inspect top surfaces of hot seat (T-1) and the cold seat (T-3) and if damaged replace with a TA-4 KIT.
Q. "Why is water coming out of my tub spout while I'm taking a shower, is this normal?"
A. A small stream of water (about the thickness of a pencil or less) coming from the tub spout while the valve is in the shower position is normal. If the stream of water is more than this the diverter/volume control spindle (TA-25A) should be replaced.
Q. "Water is leaking out from around the diverter/volume handle. How do I repair it?"
A. The spindle o-ring (T-24) is worn and needs to be replaced.
Q. "What is a handle limit stop and how do I set or adjust it?"
A. All Symmons pressure-balancing shower valves come equipped with a handle limit stop to set the handle rotation. The limit stop is used to limit the valve handle from being turned to excessively hot water discharge temperatures. CAUTION: Never remove this screw without turning off the hot and cold water supplies. To set the shower valve handle limit stop, remove the screw holding on the handle and remove the handle. Remove the round dome cover by turning in a counter-clockwise direction. At this point you will see a small slotted screw head that is visible in the valve cap. Place the handle on the valve stem (loose) and open the valve turning the handle until the maximum desired position is reached. Turn the screw in a clockwise direction until it seats to set the handle limit stop. Shut off the valve and re-attach dome and handle.
Q. "Why isn't my shower or tub water hot enough when the faucet in the same bathroom provides plenty of hot water?"
A. This is a problem that typically arises during the colder (winter) months when the incoming cold-water temperature starts to drop due to the colder ground temperatures. In most cases the hot water to the house being affected is supplied by a tankless (on demand) hot water system. Tankless (on demand) hot water heating systems are capable of producing a fixed amount of hot water per minute based on certain incoming cold-water temperatures. To provide a comfortable shower or tub/shower temperature during the colder winter months a larger amount of hot water is needed to compensate for the lower cold-water temperature being mixed in the valve. Also depending on the area, a tankless water heater must raise the cold-water temperature from 40°F to 120°F in the winter months, whereas in the warmer (summer) months the cold-water temperature might be 65°F. This increase in demand for hot water typically outstrips the ability of the water heater to produce enough hot water resulting in a lukewarm shower or tub temperature. The reason that the bathroom faucet appears to provide adequate hot water is because the faucet contains an aerator that restricts the amount of water that flows between 0.5 gallons and 2.0 gallons per minute. While the Temptrol valve will produce 5 to 7 gallons per minute from the tub spout and 2.5 gallons per minute if equipped with a newer flow-restricted showerhead. You can conduct a test to see how that the overall temperature of your hot water decreases during continuous use. First, turn on hot water in your bathroom faucet and take a temperature reading with a thermometer. Then while leaving the faucet running, open your Temptrol valve to the hottest position. Let both run for five minutes and monitor the temperature in both. You'll notice that the temperatures may start out quite different; this is due to the Temptrol valve always mixing cold with the hot water. But over time, you'll observe that the hot water coming from both outlets will start to decline in temperature due to the condition described above. The only solution we can offer to help with this water heater problem is to supply a reduced flow spindle (TA-10-3HL), which cuts down the flow of water from the valve. This may help with the symptoms of the problem but will not correct the underlying cause of the problem.
Q. "What does nominal mean?"
A. Manufacturers of copper pipe and sweat fittings use the inside diameter (nominal) size of the pipes for their definition of their pipe and fitting measurements. Some companies use the abbreviation CTS for copper tube size to refer to the copper nominal size. The term nominal is used because the inside diameter is not a precise measurement due to the different pipe thickness used for copper pipe. The outside diameter stays constant but the inside diameter will vary slightly. Since the outside diameter stays constant you can measure the outside diameter of a copper pipe and then you will be able to convert that measurement to the nominal inside diameter pipe size. This will help you to determine the correct size of sweat fittings you will need. You can do this by taking the outside diameter measurement of the copper pipe and subtract 1/8" from that measurement which will give you the nominal inside diameter. We offer copper sweat fittings here.
Q. "Why can I get only all hot or all cold water out of the Temptrol shower valve?"
A. The pressure-balancing piston housed in the spindle has become blocked from free movement by foreign matter. Open the valve to the half way position, remove the handle and firmly tap end of spindle (TA-10) with a plastic or wooden hammer. If the problem is not solved, remove the spindle assembly (TA-10) from valve. Click here for disassembly instructions. After spindle assembly has been removed from valve, tap the handle end against a solid object to free the piston. Soaking the entire piston assembly in household vinegar will also help free the piston. If this does not solve the problem replace with a new TA-10 spindle.
Q. "Why can't I get any hot water out of my valve, only lukewarm?"
A. All Symmons pressure-balancing shower valves come equipped with a handle limit stop to set the handle rotation. If you are not having a problem with hot water elsewhere in the house, it is possible that the limit stop feature has been set too low, or the incoming supply temperatures have changed requiring an adjustment of the limit stop. It is not necessary to turn off the water to set or adjust the handle limit stop.CAUTION: Never remove this screw without turning off the hot and cold water supply. To set the shower valve handle limit stop, remove the screw holding on the handle and remove the handle. Remove the round dome cover by turning in a counter-clockwise direction. At this point you will see a small slotted screw head that is visible in the valve cap. Place the handle back on the valve stem (loose) and open the valve turning the handle until the maximum desired position is reached. This may require turning the limit stop screw (T-34) counter-clockwise (see CAUTION above). To most accurately and safely verify the temperature of the hot water, place a thermometer in a tumbler of water filled from tub outlet. Shut off valve and re-attach dome and handle. If following the above procedure has not rectified the problem then there is substantial wear within the valve, and the spindle assembly (TA-10) needs to be replaced. Under certain circumstances you may need to replace the TA-4 also.
Q. "How do I take care of the finish on a Symmons product?"
A. To clean the finish on any Symmons product, the manufacturer recommends using only a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. After cleaning, rinse and blot dry with a clean, dry soft cloth. The use of abrasive cleaners, polishes, solvents and acid cleaners will/can damage the finish and does void the warranty.
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New bars open all the time in New York - some Elvis-themed tiki bar or Filipino beer garden probably just opened around the corner from wherever you're currently located. But there's no better place to drink than a classic.
So we compiled a list of our all-time favorites - the places we find ourselves returning to over and again. They're the standbys that make this city what it is. In other words: the Greatest Hits.
If you live in New York, you should drink at them all. If you're visiting, check out as many as you can. Some of them are cocktail bars, some are dives, and some are something in between. All of them are essential New York watering holes.
Looking for new bars that are actually cool? Consult our Bar Hit List. We have a restaurant version of the Greatest Hits List too.
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Mother's RuinNolita
18 Spring St
Places that were super cool when you were 21 typically don't age well. Mother's Ruin is the exception to that rule. Today, the bar where you went on your internship payday for a $14 alcoholic slushie is still as excellent as ever. It's perfect for an after-work drink, it's perfect for impressing your out-of-town friends (tell them to order a Dirty Martini and watch them be mystified when it comes out blood red) while you wait for your table at Rubirosa, and it's perfect for a nightcap and Old Bay fries at 3am. Moral of the story: Mother's Ruin is never a bad decision.
Maison PremiereBrooklyn / Williamsburg
298 Bedford Ave.
Despite being one of the original speakeasy-style fancy cocktail bars, and despite the fact that the novelty of speakeasy-style bars is officially dead, Maison Premiere has aged extremely well. And that's because nothing about this place is phoned in - the people here truly care about the details: the cocktails are actually worth their price tag, the staff knows exactly what they're doing, and the back garden is immaculate. As far as we're concerned, MP will probably always be the greatest place in Brooklyn to drink cocktails and eat oysters.
Death & CoEast Village
433 E. 6th St.
Another classic NYC speakeasy that's still got it? Death & Co. More than 10 years after it opened, this is still one of the greatest temples of craft cocktails in this city. Whether it's a stop on your East Village one-two punch date night, or you're making drinks and food here your main event - this place never disappoints.
The NoMad BarFlatiron
10 W. 28th St.
There are a lot of "famous" hotel bars in New York, and while some of them are nice places, they also make us feel like tourists who don't know where else to go. The Nomad Bar, which is connected to the Nomad Hotel and its restaurant, isn't really a hotel bar. What it is is a place with excellent drinks that makes you feel just fancy enough, but is full of people who actually live here. Come here to feel just a little bit special, but not that special. If New York has taught you anything, it's that you're only a little bit special, right?
The Dead RabbitFinancial District
30 Water St
The only bar worth going to in the Financial District is a place worth going even if you avoid the Financial District like it's the Elmo in Times Square or Murray Hill on St. Patrick's Day. The cocktails and food are good, and they pull off the "old New York" thing quite well. Entertaining tourists? Skip the Statue Of Liberty and the Seaport and bring them here instead.
The WaylandEast Village
700 E 9th St
Maybe it's the lack of nearby subway lines, but The Wayland feels like an escape. The inside looks like an upscale cabin in the woods, and sometimes there's live music. It's good for a casual date or an even-more-casual cocktail by yourself while you stare out one of the big windows. The drinks are excellent, and you will want to eat everything on the menu. This is what you call a "feel-good bar," so go here and feel good. If you're in Alphabet City and you need a bar that isn't a dive, The Wayland is your best bet.
Botanica BarSoHo
47 E Houston St
Did you imagine your life in New York would be a slightly more realistic, slightly grittier version of Friends? Botanica is the place you probably imagined you'd hang out. With cheap drinks at happy hour, kind of grimy floors, and worn-in velvet couches, Botanica is the bar of your 16-year-old self's dreams. And somehow, it's still located on Houston, across from a new CVS and down the block from a very overeager REI store. Soho landlords: please don't raise Botanica's rent - thanks.
169 BarLower East Side
169 E Broadway
169 Bar does its own thing: there's a cheetah-print pool table, a painting of dinosaurs, some lawn furniture, a few palm trees, and multicolored lights. It's a weird place, and everyone fits in. In the daytime it looks like an indoor garage sale, but at night the vibes are consistently low-key and fun. Lazy drinkers can text a drink order to their table, but it's more fun to walk around and scope out the crowd. 169 Bar is essentially a clubhouse for the Lower Lower East Side, and it's the perfect place to start your night.
Lavender LakeGowanus
383 Carroll St.
A lot of birthdays between the ages of 26 and 32 happen at Lavender Lake, and that should tell you a lot of what you need to know about this Gowanus spot. There's a really nice outdoor area as well as a big indoor area, the beer and cocktail varieties are plenty, and the food is even good. If it's a nice Sunday afternoon, this is one of the best places to drink a cold one.
86 E 10th St
Black & White
Black and White is an all-purpose bar. Come here with a date, or come with a bunch of friends. It's in a basement near Union Square, and the lack of natural light encourages intimacy. The booths in the back are perfect for an all-night group hang, and the music is consistently good. It isn't especially trendy, but that's a good thing. Go on a slow night and have it all to yourself, or go on a weekend and enjoy the house-party vibes. Other bars in the area have multiple televisions and extensive cocktail lists, but Black and White has soul. And that's harder to find.
27-24 Jackson Ave
Dutch Kills
A Long Island City staple, Dutch Kills is a dark, narrow cocktail lounge that's usually full of Queens people who love a stiff drink. It can be tough to snag a seat on weekends, but this bar is worth a visit even if you don't live in or frequent the area often. Pair it up with a visit to Casa Enrique or Mu Ramen and you've got a high-quality evening on your hands.
RamonaBrooklyn / Greenpoint
113 Franklin St
Greenpoint has a ridiculous number of bars. Dive bars, sports bars, cocktail bars, beer bars, outdoor bars, bars in the back of laundromats - this neighborhood has them all. But you're not reading this because you want to know about every bar in Greenpoint. You're reading this because you want to know about the one bar you should go to in Greenpoint. And if you enjoy beautiful spaces and expertly-made cocktails, that bar is Ramona - guaranteed to impress anyone, with enough room for a group of 20.
Ace BarEast Village
531 E 5th St
Long before it was making cameo appearances in Aziz Ansari TV shows, Ace Bar was playing a leading role in our East Village rotation. We've been coming to Ace Bar since before The Infatuation was a thing, mostly whenever we had a big group rolling around Alphabet City after dinner and looking for something to do. Ace Bar has darts, pool, skeeball, video games, and an extensive vintage lunchbox collection, and that's why it's a great place to bring some people who like activities. Drinking is an activity, right?
Employees OnlyWest Village
510 Hudson St.
You know how even the cocktail bar in like, the airport, now has a long menu of cocktails with clever names and which are served in those 1920s glasses that are way too easy to spill? Employees Only is basically responsible for that. Open since 2004, with a semi-hidden entrance and a psychic sitting out front, Employees Only has somehow never gotten gimmicky or pretentious, and those too-easy-to-spill drinks are still really good. Weekends are a crowded, fun time (it's a good place to meet slightly drunk people), but you can still usually snag a seat on a weeknight.
Spring LoungeSoHo
48 Spring St
To us, Spring Lounge is the epitome of a Greatest Hit. It has all the necessary components of a classic New York City dive bar. Smells of old socks and dust? Check. Random European tourists? Check. Great jukebox? Check. Giant shark hanging over the bar? Also check. We've never had a bad time at Spring Lounge, even though it's always crowded and never not stinky. You will too.
Sweet and ViciousNolita
5 Spring St
For all its shopping and tourists and people who have money to spend on unnecessary things like a seventh drink, the Soho/Nolita area is strangely lacking in bars - and severely lacking in bars with outdoor space. Enter Sweet & Vicious, a (by all accounts, kind of gross) dive bar that's earned its place on this list for two reasons: a killer back patio, and dangerously strong frozen margaritas. This is a great place to plan a coworker drinks hang - just don't blame us if you go heavy on the frozens and wake up the next morning not remembering anything that happened after you told Steve you liked his shirt.
The Crown InnCrown Heights
724 Franklin Ave
Every neighborhood has a local bar, but few neighborhoods have a local bar like The Crown Inn: always full of people (but not so packed that you want to run away), with a fantastic bourbon selection and an excellent back patio, and a high likelihood you'll chat with some regulars. The Crown Inn is yet another reason you should be spending more time on Franklin Ave. in Crown Heights.
Three Diamond DoorBrooklyn / Bushwick
211 Knickerbocker Ave
Big, comfy leather booths, $6 shot + beer combos, two big rooms plus an outdoor space - on paper, these are the reasons you come to Bushwick's Three Diamond Door. But in reality, you come here because it has all of those things, plus the kind of feel-good vibe that makes you want to move in. Not quite a dive, but definitely not fancy - this is the kind of middle-ground spot that's perfect for most drinking situations.
The CommodoreBrooklyn / Williamsburg
366 Metropolitian Ave.
If Williamsburg were a vampire, you'd have to drive a stake through The Commodore to kill it. Go out around Bedford Ave, and you will most likely end up at this bar. The space is dark, the music is loud, and you will probably see someone you know. The house cocktail is a piña colada with an amaretto float. Don't question it, just get one. You might look dumb with the tall plastic hurricane glass, but, by the second round, we doubt you'll care. If you get hungry, the Commodore has you covered with its burgers and fried chicken.
Clover ClubBrooklyn / Carroll Gardens / Cobble Hill
210 Smith St.
Clover Club was one of the first spots to make craft cocktails a thing in Brooklyn. But unlike its Manhattan peers, getting into Clover Club has never been a hassle - which is why it's always been our go-to post-dinner after a meal in Cobble Hill or Carroll Gardens. There are big comfy booths, there's plenty of bar seating and standing room, and it has an old-school look without being kitschy.
485 Amsterdam Ave
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An Upper West Side pub with a beer selection that will test your dedication to drinking beer. There are so many things to drink here that they have a 100 beer club. At first, we thought you could only get into it if you drank 100 beers in a row, but it turns out you just have to try 100 different beers over a lifetime. Either way, we challenge you to it.
484 Union Ave
Union Pool
Union pool is where you go to meet someone other than your future spouse. You probably won't end up doing the crossword together, but you will have fun. Because that's what you do at Union Pool. In the summertime, it's really just one big backyard hang. The drinks are cheap, there's a taco truck in the back, and, on weekends, most of Williamsburg is present. Go with friends, or go alone and make new friends. When you want to be shoulder to shoulder with a lot of drunk and happy people, Union Pool is the place to go.
425 West St.
Rusty Knot
The Rusty Knot has three things we love: comfy chairs, a pool table, and tiki drinks. The inside looks like a rec room from the sixties, and if you get a seat in the window you can watch the sun as it sets over the Hudson. It gets crowded on weekends, but, if your group claims the pool table, this makes you defacto masters of the bar. The Caribbean theme suggests vacation, so eat a pretzel dog to soak up the extra drinks you order.
Sake Bar DecibelEast Village
240 E 9th St
Look for the "ON AIR" sign on 9th Street, and walk downstairs into the underground cave known as Sake Bar Decibel. There's graffiti on the walls, the lights are tinted red, and the sake list is long and fairly cheap. Everyone who's ever been here has been delighted by the experience (it's a fact), and everyone who's been here has walked out drunker than they realize (also a fact).


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"USA Swimming encourages people with disabilities to participate in the sport of swimming and facilitates their inclusion in USA Swimming programs through education and collaboration.We seek to involve people with disabilities in existing competitions and programs for all swimmers, rather than provide unique disability-only opportunities. Swimmers who prefer disability-only programs should consult the links menu in the "Get Involved" (on the USA Swimming Disability page)"
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I am a forum lurker and have learned SO much from PowerShell.org about scripting. I've been able to cobble together some really useful scripts to help in my daily life, but I have run in to a roadblock and can't seem to help myself out of it. I am NOT a programmer and really struggling to learn PowerShell to help me some routine but cumbersome tasks.
I put a script together to help me move a large number of movie and pic files (only png, jpg, gif and mpg formats) to subfolders within the same directory.
First Issue
I have to have two versions of the script to limit the move to 5000 files where total files => 5000. But can't wrap my head around how to clean up the script to account for instances where there are <5000 files.
The change I now make manually is from this:
for ($i=0; $i -lt $files.Count; $i++) { $outfile = $files[$i].Name
To this for when there are >5000 files:
# Limit the move to the first 5000 items y changing "$files.count" to "5000". for ($i=0; $i -lt 5000; $i++) { $outfile = $files[$i].Name
What I would like is one script that (1) counts the files and then (2) moves them appropriately with multiple folders of 5000 items where total files >= 5000.
I want the ability to break up, say 22,000 files (of the same type) into five folders, To Sort 1, To Sort 2, etc. with To Sort 5 holding the last 2,000. What I am getting instead is just one folder without the numbering and subsequent folder creation (because I don't know how to do that) and the script craps out with an exception error where total files < 5000. Second Issue I would like to run the script from current directly without having to copy it there manually. In other words, one script that runs in multiple directories (Jan, Feb Mar, or whatever). I have no idea how to grab the current directory and have the script execute only on those files. I was using the recurse function when running the script on multiple subdirectories, but that's not helpful given the above limitations. If you could help (1) implement the folder creation and (2) suggest improvements, I would be greatly appreciative. I have really tried to solve this on my own, but I'm at a loss at this point.
$files = Get-ChildItem -File -Recurse Here is my complete cobbled together script.# Move downloads to folders to make sorting easier. ################ SET THE SCRIPT PROCESSOR PRIORITY ##################### (Get-Process -id $pid).PriorityClass = "High" ################# SORT THE FILES IN TO SUBDIRECTORIES ################### # Go through each file in the current working directory and run the script to move like files to a subdirectory. # # Uncomment "-Recurse" to run the routine on a batch of directories, not just the current one. $files = Get-ChildItem -File ##-Recurse # Limit the move to the first 5000 items y changing "$files.count" to "5000". for ($i=0; $i -lt $files.Count; $i++) { $outfile = $files[$i].Name # Move GIF's from the current directory to a new subdirectory called "GIF's to Sort" if ($outfile.EndsWith("gif")){ mkdir -Path "GIFs to Sort" -Force move $files[$i].FullName "GIFs to Sort" -Force } # Move MP4's from the current directory to a subdirectory called "Movies to Sort" if ($outfile.EndsWith("mp4")){ mkdir -Path "Movies to Sort" -Force move $files[$i].FullName "Movies to Sort" -Force } # Move PNG's from the current directory to a subdirectory called "Pics to Sort" if ($outfile.EndsWith("png")){ mkdir -Path "Pics to Sort" -Force move $files[$i].FullName "Pics to Sort" -Force } # Move JPG's from the current directory to a subdirectory called "Pics to Sort" if ($outfile.EndsWith("jpg")){ mkdir -Path "Pics to Sort" -Force move $files[$i].FullName "Pics to Sort" -Force } }
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Frankly, I'd use Robocopy for this ;). I know it's less sexy somehow, but it's robust, reliable, and faster. Often much faster.
Also, I'm not sure you're aware how impactful setting this to high priority is. If you are, cool. If you're not, well, just consider it.
Creating a new folder is the mkdir command.
# this sets you up. this before your For loop. $currentSortFolder = 1 $currentSortFolderName = "Sort $currentSortFolder" $filesInCurrentSortFolder = 0 $maxFilesPerSortFolder = 5000 # do this right inside your for loop $filesInCurrentSortFolder += 1 if ($filesInCurrentSortFolder -gt $maxFilesPerSortFolder) { $currentSortFolder += 1 $currentSortFolderName = "Sort $currentSortFolder" } if (-not (Test-Path $currentSortFolderName)) { mkdir $currentSortFolderName }
I'm not saying that's exactly what you want to do – it's meant to lay out the logic I think you're asking for.
As-is, your script is continually trying to run mkdir on folders that already exist, which is kind of ugly.
Hi Don, thanks for the RoboCopy suggestion (and its cousin, RichCopy). I have used RoboCopy before for LAN and WAN connections, and it's a great alternative to FTP and much faster in my experience.
These copies are being done locally, within the same RAID volume.
The fundamental problem I am trying to solve is to limit the copy to 5000 files, then create the next folder for the next 5000 files.
Secondarily, how to make the script location-aware so I can run it against the current folder.
Regarding performance, the PowerShell environment is surprisingly fast when copying. It takes less than 20 seconds in my environment and I can't seem to find any facility within RoboCopy to limit the size of the folder/file combinations.
Fundamentally, I think this is a scripting issue...but I am pretty clueless how to accomplish what I want to do within PowerShell.
Thanks again. I appreciate the response.
What sort of folder structure do you want to end up with? I think a lot of your folder confusion comes from assuming current directory in your commands. Consider using the -path and -destination parameters to specify exactly where to look, where to move to, etc.
You can variable-ize all that and put the variable definitions at the top of your script, something like this:
$SourceDirectory = 'c:\downloads' $DestinationRootDirectory = 'c:\PicstoSort' $GIFDestinationDirectory = "$destinationRootDirectory\GIF" $MP4DestinationDirectory = "$destinationRootDirectory\MP4"
Or however you want to arrange it. This can also serve as documentation since you have that all laid out up front it makes it easy to see what you're doing and make changes as necessary. You could also put a comment block at the top to lay out the folder structure you want to end up with. Something like
< # Folder structure after script is done should look like this C:\ ---PicstoSort ------JPG ---------folder1 <---first batch of 5000 ---------folder2 <---second batch of 5000 ------GIF ---------folder1 <---first batch of 5000 ---------folder2 <---second batch of 5000 ------MP4 ---------folder1 <---first batch of 5000 ---------folder2
Hi Jeremy, you have the structure exactly correct. But how do I automate the folder creation/numbering?
I can hard code the paths, I was primarily interested in the folder creation and limitation to 5000 items for each.
Any thoughts?
This script will ask you for source, destination, and how many per batch before moving files to subfolders. I asked for batch number in case you want to test this on a smaller scale before production. If you prefer to use Copy-Item, you can change that part of the switch.
$source = Read-Host "Enter Source Path Here." $dest = Read-Host "Enter Destination for sub folders Here." $batch = Read-Host "How many per batch?" $files = Get-ChildItem -Path $source -File -Recurse -Include '*.gif', '*.mp4','*.png','*.jpg' # Move every 5000 files to subfolders foreach ($a in '.gif','.mp4','.png','.jpg'){ $count = $null ; $newcount = $batch ; $base = $a -replace '\.' switch ($files -match $a){ $_ {$count++} $_ {Robocopy $_.Directory "$dest\$base\$newcount" $_.Name /MOV | Out-Null} $_ {If ($count % $batch -eq 0){$newcount = $count+$batch ; "Folder $count in $base Complete"}} }} # End switch,foreach
This is the result.
< # Folder structure after script is done should look like this ------JPG ---------5000 <---first batch of 5000 ---------10000 <---second batch of 5000 ------GIF ---------5000 <---second batch of 5000 ---------10000 <---second batch of 5000 ------MP4 ---------5000 <---second batch of 5000 ---------10000 <---second batch of 5000
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