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disc for VSFX Storm Cloud, STUDIO THEATRE, Profiles 2kW Strand Cadenza 12/22, Fresnels 2kW Strand Cadenza F, driving snow, A lens is required to focus the moving image onto the desired
projection surface. A range of lenses are available to suit different throws.
Effects Projectors 2.5kW Strand Tocatta EP, Effects
disc Fleecy clouds, The VSFX-90 drive unit consists of a spun aluminium case fitted with a turntable backplate
allowing an effect to be rotated 360 degrees about the optical axis of the
effects projector. Slide Carrier. A wide range of glass effect discs are
available. The standard range of discs includes storm and fleecy clouds,
flames, smoke and several new cloud designs. A wide range of more esoteric,
older designs (including ghosts, planets, stars light, falling leaves) are
available and custom discs can be created if required. VSFX drive units will
also accept disks from older Strand Lighting Pattern 252 moving effects without
any modification. A glass effect disc is fitted inside the case and rim-driven,
ensuring compatability with existing effect discs
from the older Strand Patt 252 projectors range and
Strand Lighting CADENZA EP2000W. This adaptor allows Source Four fixed focus
lenses to be used in place of the standard VSFX-90 lenses. This can be
particularly useful if an image is to be used in sharp focus, or if the
projector's throw will alter regularly but a range of Source Four lenses are
available - for example, with effects projected from the circle front on a
tour. Alternatively, the 5 degree and 10 degree lenses can be useful if the
effect has to be projected over a long throw. stormy clouds, The Wave FX is
similar to the VSFX, but creates linear ripple type effects, for creating waves
or effects such as fluttering flags, thunder clouds, rain, Glass effects disc
for VSFX Running Water. The slide carrier fits to the front of an effects
projector in place of a VSFX drive unit, and allows the projection of 3.25"x3.25"
slides. The standard VSFX lenses (or the adaptor allowing Source Four lenses)
can be used. snow, running water, smoke, vsfx lenses, fire, Strand Prelude profiles and fresnels, effects units and projectors, subject to
availability on receipt of a lighting plan. Profiles 1.2kW Strand Cantata
11/26, falling rain, profiles 1.2kW Strand Optique
15/42, VSFX Vapour Trail drive and disk cased,
Profiles 650W Strand Prelude 16/30, VSFX Fleecy cloud effect drive and disk
cased, flickering fire, effects units and projectors. This adaptor allows
Source Four fixed focus lenses to be used in place of the standard VSFX lenses.
This can be particularly useful if an image is to be used in sharp focus or
over a long throw. 252 Rotator Black, Starlette EP,
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for VSFX Dissolving Colour, Glass effects disc for
VSFX-90 Snow, Glass effects disc for VSFX Snow, standard VSFX system, white
Light vsfx-90, gently moving summer clouds, 10cm Lens, Tubular Ripple Effect,
6.5cm Lens. The FX/DMX unit allows VSFX-90 or Wave FX drive units to be
controlled directly from a DMX512 control signal. The unit is designed to be
bolted to the side of a VSFX or Wave FX housing. It features 5-pin XLRs for DMX In and Out, and a
4-pin XLR which connects to the VSFX-90 drive unit. The FX/DMX receives its
power from the VSFX 90 drive unit itself, minimising the
amount of cabling required. ToccataEP, 5 EP LENS, 2,5
EP LENS, Toccata 2500w Effects Projector, glass effect disc, 4 EP LENS, 4,5 EP
LENS, 3 EP LENS, Starlette ep,
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Glass effects disc for VSFX Psychedelic, VSFX drive unit, Isolate luminaire from all poles of mains supply before opening.
Glass effects disk for VSFX Vapour Trail, Glass
effects disc for VSFX Skeleton, wave FX, Leuchte vor dem Offnen
allpolig vom Netz irennen, snow disk suitable
for 252 and VSFX units, Intergral barn doors, snow
disk suitable for 252 and vsfx units, Cadenza Effects
projector, CCT 2kw Effects Projector, 2.5'' (6.5cm) lens for effects projector,
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double runner. The front runner is normally used for the objective lens, while
the rear runner can contain colour or accessories
such as an adjustable mask, used to cut an image to a particular shape. A
safety retaining spring secures the lens as the effect is rotated, 252 Lighting
Effect, Strand Lighting 252 Passing Train Effect, Strand Lighting 252 Rotator, effectdisc, VSFX-90 units also offer direct DMX512 control,
with 5-pin XLR DMX In and Out connectors. STRAND ELECTRIC, p52withdisc, Glass
effects disk for VSFX Vapour Trail, Distance from
projected image, Width of image projected, RANK STRAND, Rank Strand Electric,
The speed and direction of the movement can be controlled in exactly the same
way as with VSFX, either manually using the speed and direction switches on the
side of the unit or remotely through a 0-10V control signal. Older VSFX-90 (Moving
Effects Attachments, patt252, 252 Lighting Effect, 252 rotator) units can have
their speed and direction remotely controlled using an analogue 0-10V signal,
or can be coverted to DMX control using the FX/DMX
adaptor which bolts to the side of the VSFX housing, is powered from the VSFX
drive unit and has 5-pin XLRs for DMX In and Out.
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of Rank Audio Visual Limited, Patt 252 2000W Tungsten
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System, Application, Specification Lamphouse,
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Finish, Lamp, Mounting Accessories, storm clouds, Vsfx
accessories , Moving Effects Attachments, Chromosphere Kinetic, Wave FX is compatible with the same
range of projectors as the standard VSFX-90, and with the same range of
accessories. Psychedelic Kinetic, Objective Lenses for Effects Attachments,
Pattern 252, cct Lighting, VSFX 90 animation discs-
rain, VSFX Running water effect drive and disk cased, Box Ripple for EPs Drive
and disk cased, VSFX drive unit empty needs glass disk, Glass effects disc for
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mask for effects projector, 2.5'' (6.5cm) lens for effects projector, 3''(8cm)
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discs, White Lights VSFX Optical Effect System, Vsfx
system, Vsfx discs, VSFX Optical Effect System, Wave
FX is similar to VSFX but creates linear ripple type effects for creating waves
or effects, Wave FX replaces the VSFX glass discs for water, fire, storm with
moving break-up glass, driven up and down through the Wave FX projection
aperture. glass disks effect, When used with a suitable projector an enormous
range of wave type effects are possible, including rippling water but also
effects like fluttering flags. VSFX-90 drive units
compatible with Strand Lighting CADENZA EP2000W and Pattern 252 EP and the CCT Starlette Optical Effects Projector. Diverter
Mirror. The diverter mirror fits to the front of the standard VSFX-90
range of lenses, allowing the projected image to be directed in angles that
might not normally be possible. The most common use of the mirror is to divert
a projected image downwards onto the stage floor (most effects projectors
cannot point straight down), though they can also be used to project onto a
cyclorama if space is tight and the projector has to be rigged 'sideways on' to
the cyc. The mirror can be rotated around the axis of
the lens, and the angle of the mirror can be set. Adjustable
Mask. The adjustable mask contains four blades which can be individually
set to alter the outer shape of the projected image. This allows a projection
to be cut inside a proscenium arch or to the top of a cyclorama, for example.
The adjustable mask fits behind the lens, in the rear slot of the VSFX-90 drive
unit. Source Four Lens Adaptor. Cadenza EP VSFX 90
(0-10V), Effects Discs Fleecy Cloud, Storm Cloud, Thunder Cloud, Rain, Snow,
Vapor Trail, Flame, Chromatrope, Psychedelic, Galaxy.
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Cadenza EP 4" Lens, Cadenza EP 4.5" Lens, Cadenza EP 5" Lens,
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252 Rotator Green, Psychadelic Mk II Disk, Storm
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Effect. Effects Scene Projection, Cadenza EP A
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FLAME, The Strand Archive, with clouds and special effects created with a White
Light VSFX90 disc machine, a Strand Cadenza EP 2kW projector, CADENZA What 2000
watt, Objective Lenses for above, 6.5cm (2.5 inch) focal length, 7.5cm (3 inch)
focal length, 10cm (4 inch) focal length, The projection of moving effects,
such as clouds or flames, or the projection of scenery require a more elaborate
condenser lens optical system and an objective lens chosen to complete the
picture to the size required. Scene projection from large-format photographic
or hand-painted slides can provide scenic effects unobtainable any other way. Patt.252, 2000W CP/53 Halogen lamp. P.40
Base, 150mm diameter 3-element condenser lens, 400mm length. 16.5kg excluding objective lens. Moving
Effects, 475mm diameter case, 205mm backplate.
Thunder Clouds, Fleecy Clouds, Storm Clouds, Rain, Snow, Running Water, Smoke,
Flames, Dissolving Colour, Chromosphere,
Psychedelic. EFFECT DISC HOUSING VARI SPEED DMX, The Cadenza EP is designed to
take a motorised effect disc to produce realistic
optical effects such as flames and clouds. A lens of the required focal length
must be selected according to throw distance and size of image desired. TOCCATA
2.5kW E/PROJECTOR, EFFECT PROJECTOR LENS 10cm 4", EFFECT PROJECTOR LENS
6.5cm 2.5", EFFECT PROJECTOR SLIDE CARRIER, EFFECT PROJECTOR BEAM DIVERTER
MIRROR, EFFECT PROJECTOR ADJUSTABLE MASK PLATE, EFFECT PROJECTOR LENS 15cm
6". Toccata 2500w Effects
Projectors are used to give true projection of moving clouds, rain & flames
in addition to slide projection and gives professional results over a variety
of throw distances. In addition to the Toccata EP Effects Projector &
Effects Disk a lens is required to produce the correct size or coverage of
image. Toccata EP 2500w Projector, Projector Unit,cadensa, toccata. EP 2kw cadenza ep
projector, GH07 Stand Cadenza/Alto A size, GH36 Strand Cadenza/Alto B size, 252
Slide Carrier (incomplete), Storm Cloud Disk & Varispeed
VSFX, 2.5" Lens for FX, 3" Lens for FX, 4" Lens for FX, 6"
Lens for FX, Cadenza EP A Effects Projector, Starlette
2000/2500W Optical Effects Projector, This projector can be used with all
standard disc and box effects, as well as a slide carrier for scenic
projection. Construction is from aluminum extrusion and sheet steel. A unique
feature is the internal lens mounting plates which are individually Keyed to make certain the lenses, which can be removed for
cleaning, are replaced correctly. Safety features include a mechanical
interlock which prevents the opening of the lamp change lid until power is
removed. A spring loaded lug
is positioned to securely retain an effect or slide carrier. The
illuminated area of an effect can be trimmed by a rear mounted knob The G22 lampholder will accept either 2000W or 2500W lamps. Effects
case VSFX drive unit, EP - Cadenza HC + SC + ML, Manufacturer Strand Lighting
Ltd, 2Kw effects projector used in conjunction with a large glass effects disc
to create a moving image on stage such as rising flames, falling rain / snow,
moving clouds etc.Patt 252 Cadenza and Toccata EP
lenses. Starlette 2500w FX Projector, CCT Lighting
Ltd, VSFX effects disc, Objective lens 6.5cm, Objective lens 15cm, Objective
lens 10cm, Effects case & VSFX drive unit.
Strand 252 2Kw, Effect Wheel,
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Are you a faithful reader of this blog, but have yet to pick up one of my books?
Lance Storm insists that you change that behavior right now.
Lance is a pro wrestler who has a terrific Internet book club, which has featured many A-list mystery and thriller authors, including David Morrell, Lee Child, Janet Evanovich, F. Paul Wilson, among others.
The book club is interactive. Lance posts reader comments, and adds his own comments. The writer also gets to chip in.
For his first book of 2007, I'm honored that Lance has chosen Bloody Mary. Selected people who read the book and participate in the discussion can win free copies of Lance Storm DVDs and signed copies of my first novel, Whiskey Sour.
If you need more information, visit here:
In fact, you should visit there even if you have already read my books. Lance is promoting literacy and recommending genre books, which is good for the world in general and writers in particular. He does this simply out of respect for the written word, and receives no monetary compensation or reward for his efforts. This is one seriously cool guy.
I'm thrilled to be a part of his club, and I encourage everyone reading this to spread the word about Lance Storm. Link to him. Blog about him. Tell your friends and neighbors. So many people in this industry are takers. He's one of the givers. Show your support.
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Calling all space lovers, this design shows off a beautiful galaxy with planets, stars, and nebulas in shades of pink and purple, photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope!
Our ever popular full length leggings are now available in sizes XS - 5XL. These leggings are cut, printed with a sublimation machine, and then sewn together to avoid white marks or creases. This is not a cheap screen print that fades or washes off! The leggings are fully machine washable - best at 30 degrees and air dry to ensure the print stays bright and beautiful for a long time!
- Available in 3 styles: Sport Leggings - Mid/High Waist, Yoga Leggings - Low Waist, and Winter Leggings - Mid/High Waist. The Sport and Yoga leggings are perfect for the gym, working out, or summer weather. The Winter leggings are perfect for wearing out and about when the temperature drops, they are made from thicker fleecy fabric.
- Full length, hits just around the ankle for average height
- Made from 90% Polyester & 10% Spandex
- Fully machine washable
- Measure yourself on our size chart to pick the perfect size
- Each pair is printed and sewn to order, just for you!
Also available as 3/4 capri leggings and kids' leggings.
Please note: every single one of these are hand-made to order, individually. Because of that, each item may vary - slight differences in the position of the prints is normal. As we only produce the items when 1 is ordered, we use digital preview pictures on the product pages. If you'd like to see some actual photos of finished items up close, please check out the Portfolio!


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How can small businesses know if virtualization is a fit? To answer this question, CDW surveyed nearly 300 small business Information Technology (IT) professionals through Spiceworks, a social network for IT, interviewing those that have and have not virtualized for their perceptions of and experiences with server virtualization.
The resulting Small Business Virtualization Roadmap examines the opportunities and challenges related to server virtualization.
Seven Ways to Identify a Secure IT Environment A security checklist for IT pros.
The Secret Rules of Business Success (or Failure) Rules that define the differences between a company that is doing well and one that is failing.
Top 10 Reads for IT Executives The top reads at Books24x7 are indicative of current business and IT trends.
Related Topics : A Big Market for Big Data Jobs, Midmarket CIO, IT Management Automation, SharePoint, Technology Markets
The gig economy is clearly disrupting the tech industry, both in positive and negative ways. ... More >>
Is fake news a security issue? Some say yes, as it can be used as a social engineering tool to spread disinformation and conceivably to get unsuspecting users to click on malicious links. ... More >>
Executives at several top tech firms outline the skills they need now and in the near future, including IaaS and IoT security expertise. Other skills listed may surprise you. ... More >>


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There are so many ways to use snowmen this time of year. Here is a round up of some great snowman ideas!
Snowich; Powdered Donut Snowman; Marshmallow Snowman; Glass Snowman Vase; Snowman Ice Cube; Snowman Cheese Ball; Pom Snow People; Oreo Snowman Pops; Snowman Shots; Melted Snowman Cookie
Here is an amazing snowman design by Amanda using her collection Let It Snow. There are SO many wonderful ideas like the Snowball Doughnuts, marshmallow pops, snowman place cards and much more!
When two wonderful ladies collaborate like Tanya of Save the Date for Cupcakes and Kim of The TomKat Studio you end up with a BEAUTIFUL table like this Glam SnowGirls Dessert Party!
You can't help but LOVE this Black and White Snowman Table from Pizzazzerie! The black, white and silver elements make this such an elegant but fun and festive table.
Look back at this Snowman Making Party!
If you have snow or not in your area, you can always create your own snowman wonderland with all of these great ideas!


text: SHOWstudio is proud to exclusively present a new fashion film by Cav Empt (C.E), a label launched in 2012 by Sk8thing and Toby Feltwell. Admire the brand's Spring/Summer 2014 collection in this striking film, which features a custom soundtrack by acclaimed British techno artist Actress. The work was produced by Ben Drury and Rollo Jackson.


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Materials Engineers Get Industrial Experience In Senior Design
SOCORRO, N.M. November 30, 2009 – This year's seniors in materials engineering are tackling some complex and interesting projects for their Senior Design class.
|Materials engineering seniors Brandon Nation and Marcus Chavez prepare to test an explosive method of welding three layers of metal. They, along with Sean Hamilton, tested nine different methods and are finding interesting results. Courtesy Photo
This is the first in a series of articles on Senior Design projects in the engineering disciplines.
The six students are working in two teams. Team 1 is Sean Hamilton, Marcus Chavez and Brandon Nation; they are developing an explosive method of welding multiple layers of metal in one action.
Team 2 is Cory Gibson, Ryan Cook and Taylor Wilkinson; they are working with sponsor Navair to design a fire-retardant wheel-well insert for military Hummers.
Both teams have regular contact with their sponsors and weekly meetings with instructor Dr. Diedre Hirschfeld. The students said the class gives them excellent experience working on problem-solving, engineering and collaboration.
"In the real world, you're given a task and you work together as a team," Chavez said. "This class simulates that."
Nation said the Senior Design class wraps up the previous years of learning into one yearlong project. Wilkinson said the class asks students to learn for themselves.
"We can't look in a text book for the answers," she said. "We have to go out and learn things on our own. We work with our mentors, but we have to go find our own answers."
"And there's no one right answer," Hamilton said. "But there are wrong answers."
Hamilton said Senior Design represents the first time that the seniors have full freedom to pursue a project in a direction of their own choosing.
|Brandon Nation (right) and Sean Hamilton pour explosive powder into their test tray at the EMRTC test range. Courtesy Photo
Wilkinson said the project also serves as an excellent transition from the academic experience to the career experience.
The explosives welding team is currently testing methods of joining three layers of metal, with a goal of eventually being able to weld four layers at once. They are using facilities at the Energetic Material Research and Testing Center to test their theories, but using explosives is not cheap and conducting experiments isn't cheap either.
"The problem is doing it cheaply," Hamilton said. "ANFO [ammonia nitrate-fuel oil] is the cheapest, but it doesn't give us the detonation velocity we need."
Nation said the team can't test every theory and every explosive, so they are working with computer simulations and engineering theory to develop suitable explosive material and suitable testing parameters.
However, Chavez said computer simulation programs for this sort of activity are not well developed. Models can predict the speed of the flying plates, but cannot accurately predict the sort of bond.
So far, the team has conducted one test with ANFO with mixed results. The top two layers of metal bonded successfully. The bottom two layers, however, only partially bonded.
"Essentially, we varied the variables and got the same result," Chavez said. "That helped clarify our direction. We're making progress, but we have some more tests to do."
They said that they probably learned more from the failure than they would have learned if the test had been successful.
"The test taught us a lot," Nation said. "We're moving forward with our conclusions. We're able to eliminate things that engineers had thought were influential and found another variable that is important."
Nation said they have found that the space in between each metal plate is not as important as previously thought. A key variable is the velocity of the plates; they believe they'll need to achieve 6 kilometers per second to successfully create the second bond. Further, they've determined that an ANFO explosion will be insufficient to achieve the required velocity.
The Navair team is testing a variety of materials to design a wheel-well insert for military Hummers. Gibson said their challenge is to creating a composite design to make the vehicles safer. Due to the proprietary nature of the project, they are not allowed to discuss the details of their project.
Most of the team's work will be research, but Cook said they will create a scaled prototype. They will then subject the prototype to fatigue testing to ensure that it will be robust and rugged enough to withstand harsh environmental elements.
"The challenges are unique," Wilkinson said. "We have a chance to work on important research that will be widely used."
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WORCESTER � The City Council has unanimously supported City Manager Michael V. O'Brien's recommendation to use most of the $9.1 million in so-called "free cash" generated by the city last fiscal year, to build up the city's reserve fund and begin addressing long-term liability for retiree health insurance.
The council Tuesday night voted to allocate $4.55 million � 50 percent of the free cash total � to the city's Bond Rating Stabilization Fund so it can strengthen its financial reserves, and $4.35 million to the city's Other Post Employment Benefit trust fund to pre-fund its health insurance liability for municipal retirees.
The $4.35 million is being applied toward the city's 40 percent share of the $656 million OPEB liability.
Mr. O'Brien previously said the city and the Worcester Public Schools are awaiting a finding from the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education on whether pre-funding the public schools' 60 percent share of the overall OPEB liability would be considered with the Chapter 70 net school funding formula.
Meanwhile, the remaining $200,000 in free cash was transferred to the city manager's contingency account to restore funds recently transferred out of that account so the city could meet net school spending benchmarks set by the state for this fiscal year.
The $9.1 million free cash amount, which was recently certified by the state Department of Revenue, is the highest ever generated by the city since 1987.
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Once the free cash figure is certified by the state, the money is available for appropriation by the city.
Councilor-at-Large Joseph C. O'Brien exercised his privilege under the council's rules to table the manager's free cash recommendations last week because of questions he had.
He said he was concerned about whether any free cash should be set aside to fund the potential settlement of lawsuits involving the city and for a potential liability the city may face regarding the past use of federal Community Development Block Grant funding.
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The good news is that Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow on Saturday, predicting that we're in for an early spring.
The bad news is that I don't believe in groundhog weather forecasters, and I know I share that skepticism with many other people who live in winter wonderlands.
Here in the Salt Lake Valley, the smoggy inversion has returned after a week of winter storms and treacherous commutes, and that makes me think that, despite Phil's optimism, we're in for many more weeks of snow and cold.
But that doesn't mean we'll all sink into the winter doldrums, as I discussed in a column a couple of weeks ago. I gave my tips then for staying motivated at work and home during the bleak midwinter, and readers chimed in with several good suggestions of their own. Assuming the groundhog just might be wrong, I'd like to share some of their ideas this week.
A reader named Kari wrote in an email that she liked my suggestion to keep learning new things, but she had a few other thoughts.
"I find that if I can force myself to exercise (treadmill in my basement due to weather), that helps me a lot," Kari wrote. "I've also found that if I limit my 'screen' time — computer and TV — and switch to crossword puzzles or Sudoku, that helps keep my brain activated and less likely to sink into doldrums."
Those are great ideas, Kari, and I especially like your point about exercising. I try to get on the exercise bike in my basement every morning, too, although my recent workouts have been just as likely to include shoveling snow.
Either way, physical activity in the morning helps me feel better all day, even if it means sacrificing a few minutes of sleep. A friend of mine pointed out last week that such morning exertions also help people feel less tired, referring to another recent column. I believe he's correct.
Another reader, Gayle, made a tongue-in-cheek email suggestion that the best way to avoid the winter doldrums is to take a cruise to a warm place.
"A much more practical suggestion is an attitude of gratitude," Gayle wrote. "While driving home in the cold, be grateful that you have a car that has a heater and you are warm and cozy while you are in that long commute. Grateful that you have a home to go to (unlike the homeless) where you can be warm and cozy. ...
"Grateful that you have a loving family to go home to. Grateful that you have a job to pay to have a home and to keep it warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Just look for and think about the positive things you have. I know this helps me through almost any time that I fall into the 'poor me' attitude or when the weather outside is nasty. Life is good!"
That's excellent advice, Gayle. It's sometimes hard to count our blessings when the skies are cold and gray, but we all have much for which we should be thankful. Thanks to you for the reminder.
Delma sent an email with several suggestions. For example, she wrote, those seeking to avoid the doldrums should do something creative.
"I make quilts for weddings or births of babies," Delma wrote. "My husband bought a large world map and had family returned missionaries string yarn from their names to their mission fields."
She also suggested making a large pot of soup and taking it to an elderly couple. "Don't just drop it off, but go inside for a few minutes and visit," she wrote. "Don't take them cookies; good food is much better."
Her final idea is one that doesn't appeal much to me personally, but I still liked it. "Have a tea party (social, NOT political!) and invite only women, girls and girl babies. Ask all to wear hats (think of the royal wedding last spring). Serve lots of tiny sandwiches and have apple juice in tea cups."
A reader named Georgia also sent a good list of ways to beat the winter blues, including hikes up Millcreek Canyon to escape the bad air; trips to the bowling alley to escape the cold; sitting around the fireplace at the new East Millcreek library; and enjoying hot steamers and good conversation with a friend at a coffee house.
Another reader posted a comment online to tell me about a friend whose activities follow a similar theme.
"After the crazy scheduling during the holidays she uses January and (February) as a time to reconnect with friends," this reader posted. "She hosts dinners and gets together to get caught up with friends who don't live as close. It is a nice way to keep in touch with friends and a good time to have something social on the calendar."
Many of you suggested such human connections as the key to overcoming the winter blues, and that makes perfect sense to me. While it's true that misery loves company, I have found that joy does, too. Hopefully we'll all have plenty of the latter as we bundle up and push through the remaining weeks of winter.
And who knows? Maybe this year the groundhog will be right.
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Jeff Hall's homebuilt 409 T roadster
If there is one thing that might draw all hot rodders together it's the fact they all like to see, study, and fiddle with anything mechanical. From steam locomotives to mouse traps, rodders would rather take something apart to see how it works rather than keep it together and keep wondering.
Jeff Hall, living in San Diego, California, has a lot of those curious qualities, which is why he chose to build a T-bucket. Now 63 years old, Jeff still remembers a friend who was putting one together when he was in high school. The simplicity of the form and the mechanical nature of its design appealed to him, and it's a concept he never forgot. But college, career, and raising a family were more important, so the idea was shelved—at least that was the case until 10 years ago. That's when Jeff was at a local strip mall and found a T roadster parked in one of the stalls. He walked around about a dozen times taking in everything that was presented, and that's all it took: the fire was reignited.
Jeff spent more than a year researching available companies that could supply the right parts and, through the Internet, going to shows, and interviewing owners he found himself at California Custom Roadsters (CCR) in Chino, California. Jeff liked the heavier CCR frame and suspension, plus how the front suspension mounts and, after meeting CCR's Diane and Jerry Keifer, he ordered a pile of parts.
But that car is not the one pictured here. Because Jeff and his wife, Kathy, like to cruise around San Diego a lot, and realizing you can't fit all four members of their family in one T-bucket, Jeff finished up the one car before starting a second one for himself. Having had a good experience with CCR, Jeff decided to go back there to order more parts (including a chassis and body), but this time he wanted something different in the engine category.
Small-block Chevys were too common and he didn't want a Ford, and he wasn't sure about a Hemi but, based on thoughts he'd had decades ago, he was leaning for something different—something like a 409. As fate would have it, Jeff ran into a guy at a cruise who had a spare '64 409 in parts (it only had seven pistons) and it was lying in the grass in his backyard with the usual rust and crud. But he bought it anyway and began a rebuild.
The block went to HDS Auto Parts and Machine in nearby Escondido where it was bored 0.060 (making it 421 cubes). Jeff did the assembly and used Chevy 454 rods (which are longer than the 409's), the original crank, Ross pistons (set up with 10:1 compression), and an Isky camshaft. To that he bolted up a set of 817 heads (bigger valves, smaller combustion chamber), Crane full roller rockers (1.75:1), and a special induction system.
The original Offenhauser six-two intake manifold (produced for Holley 94s or Stromberg 97s) was modified by Jeff to include 1.75-inch riser blocks so the carb linkage he designed would clear the valve covers. The linkage is progressive, so the center two carbs do most of the work while the corner carbs only come on when he really gets into it. The carbs he went with are Demon 98s, and Jeff had Goppworks Welding fab some intake horns so he'd end up with small, medium, then large stacks for a stepped appearance. The motor is backed to a Hughes TH350, but Jeff hopes to change it out for a 700-R4 equipped with a manual valvebody and B&M linkage when he gets a chance.
The CCR frame uses 3/16-wall, 2×3-inch rectangular tubing and was set up with a 114-inch wheelbase. The axle is a chromed 4-inch-drop tube suspended with a single mono leaf spring and a pair of Pete & Jakes shocks and the radius rods are 54 inches long. Out back a Currie 9-inch housing (3.89:1) is controlled by another pair of 54-inch radius rods as well as a pair of Aldan 160-pound coilover shocks. Wilwood 11-inch drum brakes are located in the rear while 10-inch Wilwood discs are used up front. To make it a roller, spindle-mount 12-spoke Radir wheels (18×3) are wrapped with Yokohama 18×3.5 motorcycle tires and 15×5 Centerline Convo Pro wheels shod with Mickey Thompson Sportsman 33×21.5×15 hides take up the rear.
The body is one of CCR's stretched units (8 inches over stock) that allows for more legroom. And instead of a "normal" shortened pickup bed found on most T-buckets, Jeff opted for CCR's Sport Deck, which is a combination of a '27 turtle deck and trunk section from a '32. There's a lot more space in the trunk, and it's where Jeff mounted his 14-gallon gas tank and Optima battery.
CCR bodies come out of the mold clean and smooth, so Jeff says there wasn't much prep needed before he painted the car with PPG black, then topping it with four coats of clear acrylic urethane. He also designed, laid out, and shot the flames using an '00 Ford Mandarin Copper paint with red and blue tips.
CCR also offers a drop-in interior kit, which Jeff ordered in cinnamon Naugahyde. After cutting the holes for the Auto Meter gauges, Jeff used a Ron Francis wiring block but his own spools of wire to complete the car's electrical needs. A Grant steering wheel bolts to an ididit column, and Jeff says his air conditioning comes naturally from cruising at 65 mph behind his slightly chopped windshield.
Fate comes knocking in strange ways sometimes and, while finishing up his 409 roadster, Kathy Hall inherited another T-bucket from a friend who had died. Now the Hall family has three Ts, with one of their two daughters, Jaime or Kelly, taking turns driving the first car, Jeff driving his 409 roadster, and Kathy piloting the third car (which received a new white 'n' pink flame paintjob from Jeff). Jeff says people are so surprised when they find out they do this as a family, but it just proves the old statement: "A family who goes rodding together stays together."


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The Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 is a high-performance version of the company's flagship SUV.
To help it stand out from other Grand Cherokees, Jeep has given the SRT8 (SRT stands for Street and Racing Technology) a muscular bodykit and 20-inch alloy wheels, while power comes from a 6.4-litre 'Hemi' V8 that produces 461bhp and 460lb ft of torque.
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Tax avoiders should be "named and shamed" to discourage people from using legal loopholes to avoid paying their fair share, a spending watchdog says.
The Commons public accounts committee said HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) lost out on £5bn a year and tax avoidance firms were "running rings" around it.
HMRC said it had a "good track record" of defeating such schemes.
Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband says firms in the UK should publish the amount of tax they pay in the country.
Mr Miliband has already called for greater transparency in corporate tax bills, but speaking during a visit to Scandinavia, he said if international action failed to deliver a change in corporate behaviour, the government should take action at home.
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The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report warned the taxman was losing the "game of cat and mouse" to clients and promoters of tax avoidance schemes as they deliberately took advantage of the time it takes HMRC to shut such schemes down.
HMRC must start publicly listing promoters and those who use their schemes, the committee said.
Last year comedian Jimmy Carr said he had made a "terrible error of judgement" after it emerged that he had used a complex scheme to reduce his tax bill. The K2 tax-avoidance scheme Carr is said to have used enabled members to pay income tax rates as low as 1%.
Labour MP Margaret Hodge, who chairs the PAC, said: "Promoters of 'boutique' tax avoidance schemes, like the one brought to our attention by the case of Jimmy Carr, are running rings around HMRC.
"They create schemes which exploit loopholes in legislation or abuse available tax reliefs such as those intended to encourage investment in British films, and then sign up as many clients as possible, knowing that it will take time for HMRC to change the law and shut the scheme down."
Chas Roy-Chowdhury, head of tax at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, says naming and shaming is a dangerous game to play.
"Where do you draw the line?" he said.
"There isn't a clear cliff edge between what you could say is acceptable tax planning and what is unacceptable tax avoidance. I think there's some difficulty in terms of where do you pitch it in terms of where you name and shame."
Tax rules mean promoters must notify HMRC of new avoidance schemes, which has led to the swift closure of some, according to the PAC's report.
But it warned that officials did not know how many promoters were ignoring the requirement.
Mrs Hodge said: "We are also alarmed to hear that promoters are getting off paying fines for not disclosing their schemes by pleading that, in the opinion of a QC, they have a 'reasonable excuse' for non-disclosure. HMRC is right to explore how to make it more difficult for this tactic to work.
"The number of cases HMRC takes to court is tiny compared to the overall caseload. It must make use of the additional resources it has been given to act much more urgently to investigate and close down new schemes and to bring more cases to court."
'Small hardcore'
Jim Harra, director general of business tax at HMRC, said it had a "good track record" of defeating tax avoidance schemes.
"There is a small hardcore of firms who are persisting in selling schemes which are of increasing poor quality to the public and we are making all the efforts we can to steer people away from these dubious schemes," he told the BBC.
He said the £5bn in income mentioned in the report represented 1% of all the tax HMRC collected every year, and it won 85% of all the tax avoidance cases it took to court.
Mr Harra also said HMRC already named avoidance schemes that had failed and the promoters who had pushed them.
A recent meeting of finance ministers of the G20 group of nations in Moscow pledged to crack down on tax avoidance by multinational companies.
The move, led by the UK, France and Germany, could see the development of measures to stop firms shifting profits from a home country to pay less tax elsewhere.


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Sports Clubs Bestow Annual AwardsSOCORRO, N.M. April 26, 2012 – Members of New Mexico Tech's 16 sport clubs gathered at the open air golf pavilion on the evening of Sunday, April 15 to share dinner and honor standout student athletes of the 2011-2012 academic year.
Physical Recreation director Melissa Begay (from left), Sportswoman of the Year Brittney LaMay, men's volleyball member Ben Cooper, and sport club coordinator Dave Wheelock, at the annual sports awards banquet.
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The sport club program is administered by the Department of Physical Recreation and provides funding for self-motivated students who value physical activity as a vehicle for competition, socializing, and personal growth. Clubs participating in 2011-2012 were: baseball, bicycling, caving, climbing, cricket, golf, martial arts, paintball, women's and men's rugby, shooting sports, women's and men's soccer, ultimate Frisbee, and women's and men's volleyball.
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- Bicycling - Best Mexican Food on a Bike Wreck: Sam Rochelle
- Caving – Distinguished Service: Daisy Morgan
- Climbing – Most Improved: Ron Hruban, and Gnarliest Fall: Matthew Sophy
- Queens Rugby – Passion Award: Kindra Langendorf
- Shooting Sports – Team captain: David Best, Most Improved: Brian Sun
- Lady Miners Soccer – BadAss Award: Megan Rosebrough, Newcomer of the Year: Shelby Fellows
- Miners Soccer – Most Dedicated Freshman: Eric Hernandez
- Women's Tech Tonics Volleyball – Awesomeness Award: Dorella Molina
- Men's Tech Tonics Volleyball – Most Improved Player: Ethan Riseley, Most Likely to Bring the Crowd to Their Feet: Malcolm Lockett
Brittney LaMay secured her volleyball club's favor as Most Valuable Player in addition to Sportswoman honors. LaMay hails from Carrizozo, N.M., and is a graduate of Capitan High School. Brittney has played volleyball since the seventh grade and also enjoys basketball. She served as captain and ad hoc coach for the Tech Tonics, refereed in the intramural program, organized fundraising tournaments, and took care of administrative duties for both the women's and men's teams.
LaMay credits her mother as her chief inspiration, saying "she stresses the importance of an education, but also happiness." She also singled out Sharon Spurgin of the Student Services department and David P. Anderson of the men's volleyball club as significant mentors during her undergraduate years.
As she prepares to gain her bachelor's in chemistry this year, LaMay reflects on her collegiate athletic life. "Tech is so focused on academia that it's important to have some kind of stress relief, where people can just get together and not have to think about derivatives, Hermitian operators, writing papers, or any other kind of school work."
A civil engineering student, Isaiah Sanchez is a graduate of Mora High School in the northern mountains of New Mexico. He was active in several high school sports and has played rugby since coming to New Mexico Tech. At a modest 5'10" and 155 pounds, Isaiah has been his rugby teammate's frequent choice as Man of the Match for the past two years. In the spring of 2011 he was named recipient of the Jeremiah Wright Cup as most valuable rugby player of the academic year. This year Isaiah was elevated to the position of head captain.
A teammate wrote in a nominating petition "there is not a tackle he cannot make ... he is uncontainable when running the ball." In addition Isaiah was singled out for "proving that New Mexico Tech is not just a place for academics. He serves as an inspiration to fellow Tech athletes to never give up in academics or athletics because it is possible to balance and succeed in both."
Other Tech athletes nominated for top honors were Michaela Rempkowski, Lynnae Logan, David Best, Enrique Koerdell, and James Chavez. This year's sport club awards banquet was sponsored by the divisions of Research and Economic Development and Student and University Relations as well as the Physical Recreation department.
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• No problem - Hakuna matata!
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• What is the price? - Bei gani?
• I don't understand - Sielewi
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• Islam 12%
• Traditional beliefs 1%
• Judaism, Baha'i or other religions 0.7%
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• Avoid travel to areas near borders of Sudan, DRC or other areas
• Avoid travelling to northern Uganda, where the Lords Resistance Army is in occupation
Uganda local transport options include:
• Boda bodas
• Matatu
• Special hires
• Car
• Boat
Travel Books
Uganda recommended travel books include:
• Kampala Tourist Map by Tourist Maps
• A Strategic Vision for Africa: The Kampala Movement by Francis Deng and I.William Zartman
• Divination and healing in peri-urban Kampala, Uganda by Peter Rigby
• Rise and Fall of Idi Amin by George Ivan Smith
• Townsmen in the Making: Kampala and its suburbs by Southall & Gutkind
Visa Requirements
Uganda visa requirements are as follows:
• Most foreign nationals require a visa to enter Uganda
• Some nationalities may not need a visa, including certain African countries - speak to your local embassy for more information
• A valid passport of 6 months minimum is required
• Visas are valid for 3 months (90 days) of date of application
• Return tickets plus proof of sufficient funds are required to enter Uganda
What To Buy
What to buy for Uganda safaris:
• Uganda guidebook plus bird and wildlife species guide and map
• Sleeping bag and camping mattress if you are on an overlanding tour
• First aid box with basic supplies and medications
• Plug adapter for UK and US visitors
• Insect repellent and malaria medication
What To Pack
What to pack for Uganda safaris:
• Loose, lightweight clothing in neutral colours
• Comfortable, waterproof walking or hiking shoes
• Camera, batteries, film or memory card and binoculars
• Warm clothing for cooler weather plus a raincoat for wet months
• Sunglasses, sunscreen and sunglasses
When To Go
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• The hottest months of the year are October and February
• Rainy seasons are from March to May, and late September to January
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• Roads are in worse condition and trekking is often hard during these months however
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