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SET 2: Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Magilla, Foam, Reba > Llama, The Ballad of Curtis Loew > Fluffhead, Hold Your Head Up > Terrapin > Hold Your Head Up, Buried Alive > David Bowie[1]
ENCORE: Paul and Silas > The Lizards, Good Times Bad Times, Contact, AC/DC Bag, Carolina
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Set 1: Llama, Guelah Papyrus, Rift, Stash, Reba, My Friend, My Friend[1], Uncle Pen, Sample in a Jar, I Didn't Know[2], David Bowie[3]
Set 2: Buried Alive > Halley's Comet > It's Ice > Bouncing Around the Room, Chalk Dust Torture, The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > The Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Mike's Song > I Am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Hold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > Hold Your Head Up, Poor Heart > Golgi Apparatus
Encore: The Squirming Coil, Carolina
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[2] Fish on trombone.
[3] All Fall Down signal in intro.
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Performance on the ThinkPad X220 is significantly better than on most ultraportables, or at least it can be if you get the maximum specification. Our review sample is outfitted with a dual-core Intel Core i7 2620M which runs at a speedy 2.7GHz by default but can turbo-clock up to 3.4GHz. This processor will happily chomp through your daily workloads, and even more intensive fare such as HD video encoding won't be a problem.
It's backed by 4GB of RAM which, as mentioned, is upgradeable to 8GB. Lenovo also offers the choice of a slow 320GB 5,400rpm hard drive or a selection of two SSDs: one a generic 128GB model, the other a 160GB Intel drive. Though our review sample came fitted with the Intel, you're paying over a £100 for the guaranteed brand name and extra 30GB, which really isn't worth it. Even £267 for the upgrade from a hard drive to the 128GB SSD option seems ridiculously steep, but you can always add your own instead.
Gaming, of course, is a weak point on the X220, thanks to its use of Intel's integrated HD3000 graphics. Though it managed a smooth 59.4fps average in TrackMania Nations Forever, that's an older game, and settings were moderate at 1,280 x 720 and Medium Detail. At the same settings, the more demanding Stalker got a slide-show-like 10.4fps. At least Lenovo's premium laptop stayed cool and quiet throughout our testing.
Battery life from the optional extended 9-cell, 7,740mAh battery on our X220 model is staggeringly good, managing to power this ultraportable ThinkPad through eight hours and 40 minutes, albeit with screen brightness set to 40 percent and wireless radios turned off.
That easily nabs it a spot at the top of the longevity-while-on the go class, and though the battery sticks out the back, this actually provides a handy grip for carrying the ThinkPad around. Oh, and if nearly nine hours is not enough for you, an optional battery slice is available too.
Last of all we come to value, and – if you're happy with the ThinkPad styling – this is the only area where the X220 is not an immediate success. The price does start at a very reasonable £829, but that's with a Core i3, 2GB of RAM, a 320GB hard drive, and none of the premium options.
Our Core i7 review sample with 160GB SSD comes in at a whopping £1,550, and that's still without an HD webcam. However, if you're more conservative with the upgrades, you can get a Core i5 with 4GB of RAM, a 128GB SSD, the premium IPS screen, and extended battery – incorporating all the main highlights the X220 has to offer – for £1180.
Basically, if you're after an ultraportable and have money to spare, there are currently two main choices. If you want the sleekest, dare we say sexiest ultraportable around, the 13in Samsung Series 9 900X3B is the way to go. It's thinner and lighter than anything out there, has a lovely metal body and premium touches like keyboard backlighting, has good speakers and, most of all, sports a gorgeous 1,600 x 900 PLS 13.3in screen that's simply unmatched. On the other hand it's not without its limitations, including restricted connectivity and average battery life.
If you prefer function over form and can live with its chunky dimensions, the X220 is a great alternative. It's incredibly flexible, completely upgradeable (including the rarity of integrated 3G), stuffed with connections, sports the second-best display we've seen on an ultraportable and offers the best typing experience (though it lacks keyboard backlighting), and with its extended battery will easily last through the working day and beyond.
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DETROIT -- The temperature felt like one last round of winter in Michigan, and the Tigers and Indians struggled through it. The game itself felt like a preview of what's to come in the American League Central this summer.
"They always feel like playoff games, and that's the way it should be," catcher Alex Avila said of this rivalry after Wednesday's 3-2 loss to the Tribe at Comerica Park. "The reason why we've won three straight division titles is because we've been able to play really well against our division and beat our division. That's important. It's extremely difficult to win our division and not play well against your own guys."
This one had a little more of an October feel than others just because of the weather. If the Tigers are going to get back to October, they're going to have to get through the Indians again -- maybe not at the same rate as last year, when they won 15 out of 19 from Cleveland, but they'll need wins.
"If you can beat the teams in your division, you're setting yourself apart a couple games," Avila said. "We've played these guys really well but maybe had a .500 or sub-.500 record against somebody else."
They had their chance Wednesday, even after Anibal Sanchez walked his first three batters, even after Zach McAllister flummoxed them for six innings of one-run ball, even after Torii Hunter was called upon for a sacrifice bunt with the tying run on and grounded into a double play.
The Tigers had just two runners in scoring position against McAllister, but they put the tying run in scoring position in the eighth and ninth. The run was 90 feet away in the ninth via slumping Avila's double and Michael Bourn's error, with Don Kelly -- author of four sacrifice flies and seven RBIs with a runner on third and less than two outs last season -- pinch-hitting for Alex Gonzalez.
It was the kind of game the Tigers pulled out against Cleveland last season, whether it was an Avila home run or another set of heroics from Miguel Cabrera to get them through. Seven of their 19 games last year were decided by two runs or less, and three went to extra innings.
This time, it didn't happen. Instead of beating Chris Perez, who's now pitching setup for the Dodgers, they fell to John Axford, who struck out Kelly and retired Rajai Davis.
"He made some really good pitches to Kelly," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "Kelly's a guy that's hurt us in the past, and he made some real good pitches."
By that point, the temperature had dropped from 42 degrees at first pitch -- an appropriate number for the Tigers' Jackie Robinson Day celebrations -- into the mid-30s. The way the game unfolded made it hard for many to tell.
"There wasn't going to be much offense today, as cold as it was," Avila said. "It was a good baseball game. All the games against the Indians are going to be a fight to the end."
Wednesday, incredibly, was one of those games, despite a near-disastrous opening two innings from Sanchez, who was struggling mightily to find his grip on the ball on a cold Michigan evening. He walked the bases loaded from the outset, drawing a swing from an Indians hitter at only one of his first 19 pitches.
"As soon as you step on the field, it's really cold," Sanchez said. "I think by last inning, my body's shaking from the cold weather. I just tried to make adjustments, pitch by pitch. I know the situation's going to be hard after three walks in the first inning, and I was behind in the count to [Carlos] Santana.
His 20th pitch, and just his sixth strike, was a godsend, bringing a swing from cleanup hitter Santana and a double-play grounder to slow the rally. Bourn scored on the play, but that was all the Indians got. By inning's end, Ian Kinsler's leadoff double and run in the bottom half had essentially erased it.
Not until Yan Gomes' second-inning triple into the gap did the Indians have a base hit, but it was big, scoring Asdrubal Cabrera and David Murphy after they reached on a Miguel Cabrera error and another Sanchez walk, respectively.
"That was my third fastball that I throw in the same spot," Sanchez said, "and I think he was looking for the pitch after the swing and miss on the second strike."
That was the Indians' only hit with runners in scoring position. They went 1-for-13; the Tigers went 1-for-9, with Cabrera's eighth-inning RBI single their only damage. That, essentially, was it.
Sanchez retired the next nine Cleveland hitters after Gomes, striking out six of them with a cocktail of breaking balls and offspeed stuff, but the gapper held up. McAllister had some of the same problems with gripping the ball in the cold that Sanchez did, but he also had half the walks.
"I know I struggled against them last year, too," said McAllister. "It wasn't just one of us. It was all of us. To be able to go out there and put together a good game, and also for us to get a win, is the most important thing."


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Some people say that the way to succeed is to do one thing at once, and do it properly. Look at Gerald Ford, they say. See? See what happens when you walk and try to chew gum at the same time? Then along came the 1990s, computers, the Internet, and a generation of workers who may or may not have a legitimate claim to some sort of attention-deficit disorder. It's a good thing President Ford isn't on the job market now, as he'd need to be able to multitask a lot more than simple combined-ambulation/mastication in order to stand out among today's job seekers. Not so fast, according to Christine Rosen, a writer with The New Atlantis; multitasking is nothing but a con!
Now, stop me if you've heard this before. I thought I had, and you know what? I had, not once but twice in the past two years! In March 2006, Time said just the same thing. Then, in March 2007 the New York Times did, too. Here we are in June 2008, and now The New Atlantis has joined the call.
The complaints against multitasking are the usual; you're not as focused as you could be if you were just doing one thing at once, switching focus repeatedly actually makes you less productive as each time your brain takes a few moments to reprioritize tasks and so on. There are a number of scientific studies that back up many of these points, such as the one that showed that receiving e-mail messages affected volunteers' performance during IQ tests more than a toke on a joint, although I'm yet to hear of anyone smoking a spliff at work and trying to claim that it's not an issue because 'Bob over there is checking his e-mail."
I'll come out and say it: I don't think this reminder is going to have much of an impact on today's worker doing more than one thing at once. I confess, I'm one of them. Perhaps you are, too. Right now I should probably be doing something other than writing this post, but a look across my Macbook's screen and the obligatory external LCD (no one can adequately multitask with just one screen) I see an IM conversation, the gossip, gripes, and goings on in our electronic office (also known as an IRC channel), an app that I'm using to analyze microscope slides, an Excel spreadsheet, and then the full complement of e-mail, newsreader and browser windows. Between Exposé and tabbing between apps, I can flit from task to task, buzzing around like a crack-smoking housefly.
The fact that the Internet is always right there, and with it one's friends (e-mail, IM, etc), one's library (the web, obviously), and even the TV (YouTube, etc) mean that the duller everyday work tasks are practically invitations to alt-tab, F5, kthnxbai. Employers seek ever-greater productivity from their workers, which means getting more work from them for the same amount of pay. Faced with that situation, it's hardly surprising the cube-dweller responds by spending 15 minutes an hour looking at LOLCATs. Besides, I'm just old enough to remember the days before you used to be able to multitask; people used to sit at their desks reading the newspaper instead.


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FredrikMH necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 40 diseños de 18 diseñadores freelance.
I want a very professional look with a modern design. This includes a simple design with web 2.0 look.
FeWorks Ltd
Desired Style:
Simple and clean with web 2.0 effects. A horizontal menu at the top, below or next to the logo. A footer with quicklinks should be included as well.
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
I want a very professional design for my company, FeWorks Ltd. We are not limited to one market on the Internet, and are always open minded for new ideas. Which means I don't want the design to scream what we are mainly working with and the visitor should not get any missleading ideas because of the design.
Design Requirements
What I want and what I definitely don't want.
- Web 2.0 - Simple and clean, basic effects (reflections, gradiant etc) on the right places. Sitepoints header is a nice example.
- The design should definitely not look like it was bought from a template site.
- The design must be mainly made with Photoshop and delivered as a PSD.
- White background is prefered. Verdana is prefered as font.
- Don't include any photos that is generic to the market. The images I prefer to have is:
- Screenshots of products and websitesYou are not required to design more than the main page if you don't like to, but I would be happy to get an example of sub section as well.
On the main page I want to have a good overview of the site. Latest blog posts, Services and Products etc. Maybe a quick description what FeWorks Ltd is and what we do.
Website Sections
The design should include these sections. Sub sections are not required to be part of the main menu, but must be reachable from the main page (maybe in footer?). I'm open for ideas.
- Home
- Blog
- Network
- Services
- Web Development
- Search Engine Optimization
- Search Engine Marketing
- About Us
- About FeWorks Ltd
- Co-Workers
- ContactThe menu must be editable and not locked to those sections. I must be able to edit those in the future.
I would prefer an horizontal menu for the main sections. Web 2.0-tabs are welcome. Sub sections can be linked from footer if necessary to keep it clean.
Designs I like:
To Give you an idea of what type of designs I like. I will here give a few examples of sites that I like. I will comment on things I like about them and remember that these designs are not optimal for my requirements and are not necessary using the same layout / form I would like to use. I will comment specifically if I like the layout / form and if a similar woulf fit my site. All designs I will go through here are typtical web 2.0 designs.
This is a very nice design overall. White background for logo and text. The horizontal menu is also great. Gives the user a feeling that the site is alive when she navigates. They have good balance of effects and are not using too much of it. Their "News & Events" are nice and something similar for my "Latest blogs posts" would be good but not necessarly in the same position. I guess I would prefer a 2 column-design as well. Maybe 3 on the main page but definitely 2 on sub-pages.
I don't know why I like the menu but I do. It's very simple but fits very well into this design. We got primary light background colours and that is nice as well. The font is also nice, an extended space between rows. What I don't like about this design is that the dark colours are dominating the design.
This is a design I like very much. The content floats "free" and are not confined which makes it easy to look at. Once again, a good horizontal menu. Nice effects used at the right places. Something similar to this would be great.
Another design I like very much as well. Same for this design, light background are dominationg and that is good. A nice menu here as well and this design has a layout similar to what I had in mind for my main page. It lacks a good footer and The big area above the menu looks good but I have no use for anything similar on my site, at least no so big and not mandatory to the design.
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Didn't see a thread up on 'Sherlock' yet. Just watched it -- this modern day Sherlock Holmes. I rather feared this 'update'. While I like Steven Moffat's writing, the idea of a 21st Century Holmes seemed like a really bad idea.
It wasn't. It was quite good. I was glued to the screen. It's not for the kiddies for several reasons (topical), but a good mystery, and both characters really come across as Holmes and Watson. Anyone else watch it? (on this board, I'd guess the answer would be 'yes' ).


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I have an appalacian dulcimer for sale, lovely polished finish. It was made for me but I never really got the hang of playing it.
There is a plectrum holder attached and it comes in a padded red case which I made myself.
Please see pictures.
Price £50
Probably best not to post as could get damaged in the mail so buyer collects or I can deliver to you at an event. (Chalke Valley is the next one I am going to.)
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Wow, this makes such a beautiful sound. If it doesn't sell before Chalke Valley I'd be interested to see it there?
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Incredible, would be good if you had a vid from youtube of you playing it so I could hear what it sounds like. I can only imagine it being a cross between a Ukele and guitar? Small in sound?
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Yes I will be taking all the instruments to Chalke Valley, as well as my 1708 Mantua outfit. You can find me in the British Napoleonic period camp, we have a 12' marquee with blue painted finials, in the officers line. Ask for Kate and Adrian.
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LNB Announces 2012 Promotions
Posted on Friday, February 17, 2012 - 12:00pm
Geneva, New York
The Lyons National Bank (LNB) recently promoted ten employees within the Bank.
Ruth Columbus, Director of Internal Audit, was promoted to Vice President. Columbus joined the LNB team in 2005 to oversee all aspects of the organization's Internal Audit function and is responsible for directing audit activities as well as maintaining effective and efficient audit programs to provide added value to the organization. Columbus has 38 years of banking experience and is a certified "Community Bank Internal Auditor." Columbus resides in Henrietta and has 3 grown children and 4 grandchildren.
Shelly Nicoletta, Director of Marketing, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. Nicoletta is responsible for managing the production and implementation of the bank's marketing programs and strategic marketing objectives. Nicoletta has been employed by LNB for 5 years. She is a graduate of St. John Fisher College with a bachelor's degree in marketing and psychology, and most recently graduated from the ABA School of Bank Marketing and Management. Nicoletta serves as a board member of the United Way of Wayne County and is a United Way Special Events committee member as well as a Campaign Cabinet member. She is also a Rate Watch Advisory Board member, and is a previous member of the Lyons Community Education Program and the Finger Lakes Leadership Group Class of 2010. Nicoletta resides in Clyde with her husband Anthony and their two children, Marissa and Vincent.
Jill Hansen, Seneca County Branch Manager, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. Hansen is responsible for implementing strategies to achieve branch assigned goals and directly supervises all staff. She also conducts external calls on businesses to establish growth and sales on present and prospective customers. Hansen serves on the Board of Directors and is Vice President of the Kiwanis Club, and is also a current ambassador of the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce. She also is a member of the "It's a Wonderful Life" committee, the Waterloo Business Professional Association, the Seneca Falls Business Association and is on the Cornell Cooperative Extension Nominating Committee. Hansen began with LNB in 2004 as a teller and was then promoted to a customer service representative and is now a branch manager. She resides in Newark.
Tara Rago, Geneva Branch Manager, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President. Rago is responsible for implementing strategies to achieve branch assigned goals and directly supervises all staff. She also conducts external calls on businesses to establish growth and sales on present and prospective customers. Rago sits on the Board of Directors for Rotary, Geneva Community Projects and Geneva Lakefront Childcare. She is also an Ambassador for the Geneva Chamber of Commerce. Rago received the 2011 WOW! People's Choice Award within the Bank. Rago has been with LNB for over five years and began as a teller, was then promoted to a customer service representative and is now a branch manager. She resides in Geneva with her husband Michael and their son.
Brenda Cordero, Accounting Manager, was promoted to Banking Officer. Cordero is responsible for managing all operations of the accounting department, preparing and reviewing financial reports and partnering with both internal and external auditors to ensure compliance with regulations and policies. Cordero has an AS in Accounting and Business Administration from FLCC and a BS in Business Management and Economics from Empire State College. She is currently enrolled in the NYCPA Program at Excelsior College. Cordero is a new member of Clifton Springs Rotary and has been a United Way Day of Caring volunteer for the past 6 years. An employee of LNB since May 2008, Cordero resides in Clifton Springs with her husband Anthony, and their two children, Anthony Jr. and Celia.
Jason Cornwell, of the Credit Department, has been promoted to Senior Credit Underwriter and Banking Officer. Cornwell is responsible for reviewing and analyzing commercial credit requests, business financial statements collateral & industry and preparing recommendations for the Board of Directors. Cornwell was hired at LNB in 2006 as a Credit Analyst and resides in Newark with his wife Kathy and two children Luke and Mara.
Kate Decker, Geneva Assistant Branch Manager, has been promoted to Banking Officer. Decker is responsible for overseeing branch staff, managing the customer relationship management program and daily operations of the branch. Decker holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Finance from SUNY Fredonia. Decker is a Board Member for Geneva Reads, and is also a volunteer and on the planning board for Geneva BID Cruisin' Night and Light up Geneva. She is also a 2012 member of the Finger Lakes Leadership Class. Decker was hired at LNB in 2004 as a teller and was then promoted to a customer service representative and then to an assistant branch manager. She resides in Penn Yan with her husband Steve and their two children, Natalie and Owen.
Shannon DeRosa, Business Development Cash Manager Representative, has been promoted to Banking Officer. DeRosa is responsible for working with commercial customers on all aspects of online banking, cash management and Remote Deposit Capture. DeRosa began with LNB ten years ago as an operations clerk. She resides in Palmyra with her daughter McKenna.
Angela Merola of LNB's Consumer Lending Department, has been promoted to Banking Officer. Merola has been with LNB since 2007. She resides in Geneva with her husband Rick.
Wendy Wright has been promoted to Assistant Branch Manager of the Seneca County Office. Wright is responsible for overseeing branch staff, managing the customer relationship management program and daily operations of the branch. Wright began her career with LNB over six years ago as an interim head teller and was then hired as a commercial loan operations representative, in which she has spent the past five years. Wright is the Vice President of the Geneva Family & School Association and is currently studying Accounting at FLCC. She resides in Geneva with her husband Perry and their three children, Morgan, Daniel and Kaitlyn.
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OCEAN CITY – At least three explosive devices were found along the shoreline in Ocean City this week, with the third detonated on purpose yesterday afternoon on the beach near 11th Street, while town officials and law enforcement personnel continued to search for more of the mysterious blasting caps.
The first of three blasting caps was found on the beach at 15th Street on Tuesday, while another turned up near the shoreline at 50th Street on Wednesday. The first two found were carefully transported to the State Fire Marshal's Office in Baltimore for further investigation.
A third blasting cap was found on the beach near 11th Street yesterday morning, and by mid-day explosives experts from the Ocean City Fire Marshal's Office detonated it on the beach. Officially, the Fire Marshal's Office "interrupted" the device.
It remains uncertain where the potentially dangerous blasting caps are coming from and why they are washing up on the beach in Ocean City. However, Ocean City Police Department spokesman Barry Neeb said yesterday the devices are of the commercial variety and likely fell off a boat working off the coast of Ocean City or Assateague.
Blasting caps, also referred to as detonators, are explosive devices used to set off larger explosions. They are often used in mining operations although they have many commercial applications. They come in many forms including non-electric caps, electric caps or fuse caps. The devices found on the beach in Ocean City this week were non-electric caps.
The three devices found in Ocean City were each attached to a 20-foot orange tube and had an aluminum end approximately four inches in length and a quarter inch in diameter. They are considered highly volatile, according to the fire marshal's office.
"If any type of object matching that description is found, do not touch or move the object," the fire marshal's statement reads. "They are extremely dangerous and sensitive. Immediately call 911 and keep at least 300 feet clear until police arrive. These caps are very sensitive and, if moved, could detonate without warning."
Neeb took it a step further. He advised anybody who finds one of the blasting caps to immediately call 911 but also advised to move away from the device if a cell phone is used to make the call because a cell phone could trigger detonation.
Late yesterday, police officers, fire marshal's office officials and public works officials continued to scour the beach for more of the explosive devices.
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It's been over 20 seasons and 10 years since the franchise Survivor debuted. I did not really watch the first season but the second, Survivor Australian Outback, got me hooked. I watched all the way to season five or six, and then my fascination faded away. I'd watch a few episodes every now and then Over the past few days, I threw in Survivor DVD's and just got hooked all over again. Super fun. 🙂 I loved the Heroes vs. Villains season because it took the cunning and strategizing to a whole new level. I wanna find other seasons and watch them too!


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Taconite heavy conveyor seals
Fine-grained taconite is extremely difficult to keep out of bearing arrangements, particularly in mining or bulk port environments. Labyrinth seals are up to the task, and even more effective when used with grease, which enhances the sealing effect and is helpful in the presence of taconite.
The taconite seal design is based on a labyrinth seal with the labyrinth stages arranged axially. A special solution prevents contaminants from penetrating to the bearing when the seal is relubricated. Fits standard SNL and SAF housings. Depending on conveyor requirements, there are two different designs.
Taconite heavy-duty seal with a radial labyrinth
Angular misalignments of the shaft of up to 0,5° are possible. The permissible operating temperature range for the seal is between -40 °C and +100 °C. The axial movement of the shaft relative to the housing is limited for this type of taconite seal to +/- 1,2 mm for shaft diameters up to 100 mm and +/- 1,5 mm for larger shaft diameters.
Taconite heavy-duty seal with an axial labyrinth
The axial movement of the shaft relative to the housing is limited for this type of taconite seal to +/- 2 mm for shaft diameters from 150 mm up to 200 mm and +/- 4 mm for larger shaft diameters.


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Warmup takes so long
I am improving all the time and trying new skills constantly.
I end every session feeling good about my skating.
Every session I expect to step on the rink and have a much higher feeling of initial comfort and confidence. Yet every session I start out tentatively and leaning forward like I did when I first started skating and feeling almost like I am just starting. Once I go through my drills I gradually start feeling more confidence and less reliant on two skates. But after a year I would have expected this aspect of my skating to have improved more.
My instructor tells me that even though he has skated for decades, starting as a youngster, it still takes him time to get "warmed up" and not to worry about it.
I could work on a lot more things before I get tired if it did not take so long to get my skating legs back!
Is there anything that I can do to get more comfortable on my skates much earlier in each session so that I can spend more time practicing harder skills and learning new skills? What is a reasonable warmup time?
I have been skating on the average 3 times a week for a year and taking lots of lessons under the watchful eye of a very good teacher.
|November 9th, 2017, 11:12 AM
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Is it possible to do longer sessions? Say three to 5 hours?
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Think about a trigger point roller, before skating, roll your lower back and hips and the side of your upper legs (IT bands) and then kneel on the sucker and roll your shins, now the muscles are loose and ready to go.
They carry the trigger point rollers at Eastern Mt Sports, and you can get them online, the trigger point comes in a longer version and a short version, I prefer the long version, you can roll your backbone and raise an arm and do the ribs on the sides, makes them very flexible.
So instead of showing up to skate and having to spend twenty minutes loosening up muscles, the muscles are loose and you can just work on muscle memory.
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depends on the person
I see guys all the time come onto the floor cold and go for it. I never could, it takes me about and hour to get fully ready to crank it up. I can skate fine almost right away but my feet either push too hard one way or another or don't react fast enough. Then the warm up stresses my ankles, trying to get back into it too fast anyway.... Pushing too hard. But a few breaks in the first hour and the fully warmed up. Start making time and carving through the crowd. Usually we have a group that meet and skate on Sunday afternoons. When the crowd dies down, we crank up the speed. All my buds that cruise the rink at speed are on inlines. The quad guys are way slower. Usually most of the group skates about 2 to 2 1/2 hours. I usually skate 3-4 hour sessions.
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What's your warm up routine? Don't ever worry about needing time to warm up. It's how you will develop muscle memory, balance, coordination, confidence. It's how you'll get your skating legs on. Just keep doing it.
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Broncos coach John Fox taken to hospital
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DENVER — Denver coach John Fox was kept overnight for observation at a Charlotte, N.C., hospital after feeling light-headed playing golf during the Broncos' bye week Saturday.
Team spokesman Patrick Smyth said the 58-year-old Fox "is in good spirits and he told me he did not suffer a heart attack."
Smyth said Fox texted him in the afternoon to say, "I am doing fine. We are just running some tests and will know more in a few hours."
The only update the Broncos provided later Saturday was to say Fox would stay overnight at the hospital so doctors could continue to monitor him.
Running back C.J. Anderson was among the players who sent their well wishes on Twitter, saying, "Prayers go out 2 Fox we here coach."
Fox was with a group of friends and family on a golf course near his offseason home when he started feeling dizzy, Smyth said.
Fox is in his third season as Broncos coach after a nine-year stint with the Carolina Panthers. He's 107-88 overall, including 6-5 in the playoffs. In Denver, he's 29-14, including 20-5 since quarterback Peyton Manning's arrival.
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Red Cliff Feature Trailer (2009)
Feature trailer for Red Cliff.
Legendary action cinema master John Woo and international superstar Tony Leung reunite for the first time since the 1992 classic Hard Boiled with this epic historical drama based on a legendary 208 A.D. battle that heralded the end of the Han Dynasty.
Red Cliff opens with power hungry Prime Minister-turned-General Cao Cao (Zhang Fengyi) seeking permission from the Han dynasty Emperor to organize a southward-bound mission designed to crush two troublesome warlords that stand in his way, Liu Bei (You Yong) and Sun Quan (Chang Chen). As the expedition gets under way, Cao Cao's troops rain destruction on Liu Bei's army, forcing the latter to retreat. Liu Bei's military strategist Zhuge Liang (Takeshi Kaneshiro) knows that their only hope for survival is to form an alliance with rival warlord Sun Quan, and reaches out to Sun Quan's trusted adviser, war hero Zhou Yu (Tony Leung). Vastly outnumbered by Cao Cao's fast approaching, brutal army, the rebel warlords band together to mount a heroic campaign unrivaled in history that changes the face of China forever.
A massive hit in Asia and the most expensive Asian film production of all time, Red Cliff is a breathtaking war epic that marks the triumphant return of John Woo.
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Interior Secretary Salazar Urged to Restart Mexican Wolf Releases Into Wild
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SILVER CITY, N.M.— On the 14th anniversary of the reintroduction of endangered Mexican gray wolves to the wild in the Southwest, 30 conservation organizations, scientists, and animal-protection and sportsmen groups today urged Interior Secretary Ken Salazar to release Mexican wolves from the captive-breeding program into the wild this year since no release has occurred since 2008. The letter also asks Salazar to allow the release of captive-bred wolves to New Mexico, which is currently prohibited.
Both measures would help stop the loss of genetic diversity among Mexican wolves in the wild, increasing the chance that this unique but highly vulnerable gray wolf subspecies may recover. Only 58 wolves, including just six breeding pairs, were counted in the wild in January 2012. The letter to Salazar documents that inbreeding may be lowering the number of pups that are born and survive.
"President Obama's government has failed to release even a single Mexican wolf from the captive-breeding program," said Michael Robinson of the Center for Biological Diversity. "Scientists have practically begged the bureaucrats to release more wolves, to no avail. So we're now asking Secretary Ken Salazar for his personal attention and quick action to rescue the inbred Mexican wolf population by releasing more wolves."
Releases of wolves from the captive-breeding pool, whose animals have never before lived in the wild, can only occur in Arizona. Releases of wolves captured in the wild may take place in Arizona and New Mexico. But in light of illegal killings of wolves and inbreeding, biologists and the Fish and Wildlife Service itself have recommended a rule change to allow the more numerous captive-bred wolves to be released into the remote portion of the bi-state recovery area, in the Gila National Forest of New Mexico. The Obama administration has continued to stall for time on that rule change.
"Time is running out for endangered Mexican wolves," said Kevin Bixby, executive director of the Southwest Environmental Center. "After more than a decade of bureaucratic inaction, wolves cannot wait any longer. We are calling on the Fish and Wildlife Service to use its existing authority to take immediate action to get more wolves on the ground before this magnificent creature goes extinct in the wild — for the second time in living memory, only this time it will be government bureaucrats not trappers that are the cause of its demise."
"Wolves help protect streamside vegetation from overgrazing by elk, as the experience in Yellowstone National Park shows," said Donna Stevens, a botanist who is executive director of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance. "We need more Mexican wolves not just for their own sake and to ensure this unique animal's survival, but also for the health of the entire ecosystem."
The 1998 reintroduction of Mexican wolves to Arizona and New Mexico was projected to result in 102 wolves, including 18 breeding pairs, in the wild by the end of 2006, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's environmental impact statement on the reintroduction. No recovery goal has yet been established for the Mexican wolf.
Read more here about the Center for Biological Diversity's work to save Mexican gray wolves.
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