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24th July 2012, 03:45 PM | #1 |
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Midbass tapped horns?
I haven't seen any designs which focus on midbass as opposed to lower extension.
Any designs for midbass tapped horns to be coupled with large sub-bass tapped horns? (potential to mate up to smaller midrange horns) Possible goals: Figure 80-300hz (less than 2 octaves) Smallish size, made from 1/2" Baltic Birch for lightweight 12-15" driver for $200 USD or less price Just an idea! Btw not sure if anyone has seen (heard) the 3 way Void horn tops, but I have seen them at the last few parties I've been to. The setups were crossed right to double 18's and lacked some midbass IMO. With the addition of a midbass tapped horn the setup would have been killer! ||| Void Acoustics ||| Changing the way you look at music |||||||||||||||||||||||||| |
24th July 2012, 04:48 PM | #2 |
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I have built single and double TH using Eminence Kappa 10" speakers.
Below is the response curve for the single, which is only 15" x 15" x 26.5". It weighs 72 pounds using 3/4" birch plywood. The dual 10 version was 15" deep by 22.5" tall, 26.5" wide. For PA mid bass use, the exit could be shifted so the cabinet would be 22.5" deep and only 15" tall. I did some distortion tests on the single, unfortunately burning a portion of the voice coil which was rubbing due to a cobby cone repair Frankensteined together that resulted in uneven voice coil alignment. Also, the test was done in 100 degree temperature with the magnet structure directly exposed to the desert sun, it was too hot to touch when it burned out. Normally I only expose the speaker to high power sine wave for about 2-3 seconds, then wait 10 seconds before advancing to the next tone. In this case, I was (slowly) typing levels, then shifting to the next frequency rather than doing screen shots and extracting info later. I think the driver easily would have easily survived the test if I would have used shorter duration sine wave tones and the driver was shaded. The upper output is impressive for a box that size, 126 dB using 54V (365 watts @ 8 ohm) one meter with less than 10% distortion. Distortion would probably have been less with a stock Kappa 10", the box works quite well as a drum fill, crossing a pair of 4" above it at around 200 Hz. The picture shows the little 2 x4" with an EV tweeter bolted on to it, used it for side coverage on a recent show. Art P.S. The 45 Hz sine wave test was first, it is well below what the cabinet does well. Next test was 60 Hz, where the TH has good kick, then on up to 250 Hz. I then typed in the frequencies for a 45 Hz and 50 Hz test, but burned up the speaker before finishing typing in the 50 Hz fundamental level, the 45 Hz test was not done. Last edited by weltersys; 24th July 2012 at 05:01 PM. |
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After a successful build of a pair of TH-18s, I'm also looking to upgrade my tops to match their high quality sound, DIY style. Art, in another thread a while back, you brought up the idea of designing a top with (3) 6" drivers, IIRC. At what freq would you cross them over down low? What style cab did you see this working in? I'm very interested in designing/building multi-driver tops (synergy horns included). |
21st August 2012, 02:19 PM | #4 |
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Why would the horn need to be "tapped" to do 80-300? Might need to be folded for sure. I've built two designs front loaded. They're not tiny, but they're smaller than most real subwoofers. A full 4 foot path isn't that hard to squeeze into a box.
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Altec 816 copies with different woofer and wood? |
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Here's a Void Paraflex kick/sub with a vented horn:
http://www.voidaudio.com/product_detail.asp?id=54 http://www.voidaudio.com/pdf/plots/P...360%20Plot.pdf The staysis X and arcline X are also some sort of variation of a horn/vent design.... Last edited by turbodawg; 21st August 2012 at 02:59 PM. |
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my kick horn plans - The Coffin Bin - Speakerplans.com Forums - Page 1 |
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I had toyed with the idea of making a Synergy type horn, but didn't as the depth would not work for the application. The raw response of the 2x6T is not very smooth, but once equalized the cabinets sound quite good and get LOUD and clean for their size (26.5 x 15 x11.25) and weight (40 pounds). I have been crossing them at 100 Hz. Art |
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Hi m R g S r,
The 80-300Hz frequency range is such a critical range that I would suggest a FLH, and when I try to simulate it I always end up with something like the LaScala. Sure would be nice to see a tapped horn, that can outperform this. I'll attach a Hornresp Input screen (more like 90-400Hz). Regards,
Oliver |
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Apple's patent FIG. 16A shown below is an embodiment of a first conducting layer 1600 of a touch sensor array that may be adhered to a curved surface. The touch sensor pattern shown in FIG. 16A includes touch sensor row elements 1606, 1608, and 1610.
In another embodiment, the touch sensor array can be formed on a thermal plastic substrate material that can be reformed with heat. In this configuration the touch sensor array may be draped across a mold and then heated to form a curved touch sensor array shape. Alternatively, the substrate may be vacuum formed inside a cavity. The traces in the array, which may for example be made out of copper, may be made flexible enough to withstand this type of reshaping.
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The regular meeting of the Utah Transportation Commission, held at 4501 South 2700 West, Salt Lake City, Utah, was called to order by Commission Chairman Glen E. Brown. He welcomed those in attendance.
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Commissioner Lewis moved to approve the minutes of the October 3, 1997 Commission Meeting held in Salt Lake City with the amendment that Commissioner Bodily's name be added to the list of those in attendance at the meeting. It was seconded by Commissioner Eastman, and passed unanimously.
Salt Lake City Railroad Relocation and Gateway Project
Chairman Brown welcomed Mayor Corradini and members of her staff. He said that a decision has to be made by the first of November, relative to the shortening of the ramps, in what's referred to as the Gateway project. Chairman Brown then turned the time over to Mayor Corradini for her presentation.
Mayor Corradini said she is very pleased to be attending today, as it is a very momentus day for Salt Lake City, as well as the State of Utah. She said that she is pleased to announce that they have another decision that is critical in which without it, the Gateway project could not go forward, and that is the FHWA record of decision. She said her confidence level is at about 99% that this project can go forward, and urged the Commission to vote today to shorten the viaducts and exercise Option B. She mentioned they are still in some delicate negotiations, so they will be talking in more general terms today. Mayor Corradini asked Brian Hatch to give a more detailed report.
Brian Hatch stated that he would briefly go through the tabs in the binders that the City has given to the Commissioners. Mr. Hatch then went through each tab and explained the material in further detail. In brief, tab one was a revised base map; tab two, budgetary information; tab three, the most recent draft of the interlocal agreement; tab four is open for the record of decision from FHWA; tab five has been set aside for the intersection at 600 South and 500 West; tab six is for Union Pacific Railroad. There was discussion that focused on the letter of approval for the project from Union Pacific, and also on the scheduling issue involving the 400 South viaduct. Tab seven, Surface Transportation Board; tab eight, Holnam Cement; tab nine, Tenneco Packaging. Mr. Hatch said that both Holnam and Tenneco will take a payment instead of having any rail spurs built for them. Tab ten, Mountain Cement, who will have to be slightly accommodated. The most expense will be getting them a track mobile so they can move their rail cars about. Tab eleven, Newspaper Agency Corporation; tab twelve, Welfare Square; tab thirteen, Amtrack; tab fourteen, Pallas Railroad Yard in Murray. It's an action outside of the Gateway project area but nonetheless required. Tab fifteen is Cereal Food Processors and they will have a new spur built instead of moving. Tab sixteen is the CFP spur right of way.
Commissioner Clyde asked about the 600 South and 500 West intersection, and a signalized intersection versus a no signal intersection. Mr. Hatch responded that the city prefers the full intersection, which some studies indicate will work. The modified cul-de-sac alternative is what UDOT staff prefers to date because of concerns about safety. He said they are trying to find an accommodation between the two. Obviously there will be a major impact on land use if 500 West is a cul-de-sac on either side, but at the same time there needs to be a safe situation as traffic comes off the viaducts. Mr. Hatch said what they have proposed in the interlocal agreement is that the city and UDOT agree to agree. He said UDOT has final decision, but what the city is asking is if maybe the intersection could be modified, and find something that is closer to a middle point that still reflects UDOT's safety concerns. The city would like to propose some different ideas before this gets wrapped up. Director Warne expressed concern that not everyone coming from I-15 south who will be on the right-hand side of 600 South at that time will want to be on the right-hand side, and visa versa. A movement will occur once cars get onto city streets, depending on where they want to go from there. If there is a signal at the bottom of the ramp, that makes the movement awkward and unsafe. There was additional discussion on this issue. There was also discussion on the 400 South viaduct schedule.
The focus of the discussion then shifted to funding. Director Warne mentioned that the Commission has taken previous action and allocated funds of $5.8 million as a contribution to the Gateway project. He then suggested that someone from the city respond as to the magnitude of the project. He said the city is still involved in negotiations with property owners and there are still some sensitive issues that can't be discussed, but Mr. Hatch or Mayor Corradini could speak as to where they are financially.
Mr. Hatch commented that a reporter did a pre-story that the project is at the $10 million order of magnitude. He noted that they had done an analysis, and 85% of that amount would actually be fulfilling contractual obligations, such as the shippers taking payments in lieu of having a new spur built, right of way and construction issues. Director Warne asked Mr. Hatch if the $10 million number included some value from abandoned rights of way that would be given credit. Mr. Hatch said that was already built in. Presently, UDOT owns three parcels and if the short viaducts are built, the city has offered to purchase those three parcels for $1.4 million. Director Warne stated that the total cost of the Gateway portion of the project is $11.4 million, with $10 million being the net number after the value of the property. And, with the STIP and the Centennial Fund both balanced, there is no extra money. In order to add additional money to the Gateway project, it would require a change in programming, and a change in dollars that are allocated to projects. Director Warne said Bob Parry will speak to what projects in Salt Lake County have been discussed philosophically with the Commission in the past, understanding that it is the desire of the Commission that the department not go into other counties in the state looking for money to support the Gateway project.
Bob Parry described various possible projects that could be eliminated. 1998 STIP projects mentioned were SR 202, Garfield cutoff for $453,000, and SR 209, 9400 South from 1300 East to 2100 East for $9.57 million. From the Centennial Fund in 1998: 10600 South from I-15 to Redwood Road with $1 million for preliminary engineering; 5400 South railroad preliminary engineering for $.5 million; or the 12300 South railroad crossing for $1.25 million. He said there were no projects in 1999 that could be eliminated. In 2000, there is 5600 West from 4100 South to 3100 South for $4 million, and 5600 West from 6200 South to 4700 South for $690,000. Also, there is 5400 South from 4000 West to 5200 West for $450,000; SR 209, 9000 South to 9400 South for $345,000; and Van Winkle Expressway for $2,185,000. Also in 2000, there is an STP project sponsored by SLC on South Temple from State Street to 700 East for reconstruction which is $2.467 million. Mr. Parry said these are the only projects listed in Salt Lake County that money could be moved from, and only one project in Salt Lake City.
Director Warne said a mixture of projects has been mentioned. Some of the projects mentioned are for rotomilling and overlays, and those are projects where the surface pavement is deteriorating to the point where if something significant isn't done to preserve the department's investment, then the repairs start to get really expensive. There was other discussion on some of the projects mentioned. Chairman Brown said it would be inappropriate to take any action today without giving notice to the various communities. Director Warne said the list was produced last night for discussion at this meeting. He said in fairness to the circumstances today, his recommendation would be that the Commission continue with the $5.8 million commitment, and take the $2.4 million from the South Temple project and apply it to the Gateway project. Then with the parcels that have been identified, the department would either retain or dispose of them. And at the appropriate time when a business decision has been made, take those funds into the transportation fund or come to some agreement on what those parcels are worth in the big picture of the Gateway project and credit the funds to the Gateway project. Mayor Corradini responded that South Temple is bowed and beyond repair, and has to literally be rebuilt. They hoped to get it done in time for the Olympics because it would be a major thoroughfare during the Olympic games.
Commissioner Griffith expressed her concerns and asked if there had been an actual assessment done on the parcels UDOT owns. Mr. Hatch said the estimates are what the parcels would be worth after the project is built. There was additional discussion on this issue and the South Temple project. Director Warne said he's not recommending changing any other projects. He said the Commission is in a position to choose to increase the I-15 program amount, and that money would come out of the Centennial fund and projects within that. Or, the city could come forward with the difference. If the Commission chooses to look at projects, then the department is in no other position than to recommend the South Temple project. Chairman Brown reviewed some of the considerations that had been made.
Commissioner Lewis said it's difficult in just a few minutes or even a couple of hours to explore all of the possibilities. He asked if a decision had to be made today of exactly where the funds were going to come from before passing the resolution adopting the environmental work. Director Warne stated that the Commission can adopt the resolution. He also said his recommendation was going to be that the Commission direct the department to move forward with the Gateway work with Salt Lake City and Wasatch Constructors, contingent on Salt Lake City concluding their parts of the agreement, and with the resolution of the monetary issue. Commissioner Lewis inquired about the time frame in which a decision must be made. Director Warne replied that the contract with Wasatch Constructors is November 1st. They could contact Wasatch and see how flexible they are, but would not recommend changing the November 1st deadline if it begins to cost the state a lot of money in terms of delays, etc. There was additional discussion regarding funding scenarios. Director Warne stated that in fairness to Salt Lake City and everyone involved, it would appropriate to direct the department to enter into discussions in the next several days regarding the options discussed today, and see if they can't come back to the Commission with something that is agreeable. Mayor Corradini responded that she appreciates Director Warne recommendation to give them a chance to discuss what's been heard today, and to see if something can be worked out.
Chairman Brown asked Director Warne if he wanted a motion of support. Director Warne suggested a motion of support contingent on the signing of the agreement, and contingent on the parties fulfilling their obligations and working out the planning.
Commissioner Lewis made a motion to support the concept of exercising the option in the appropriate time and manner, contingent on the items that Director Warne identified in his discussion. Commissioner Clyde seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously.
Downtown Viaducts
Mike Robertson briefed the Commission. He said that an environmental impact statement was completed, and a record of decision was reached last year for the I-15 project. He also said there were discussions on what type of document would be necessary on order to address impacts or possible impacts associated with shortening the viaducts, and the environmental assessment statement was what was determined would be the appropriate vehicle. A public hearing was held on September 11, 1997, in order to take comments from interested citizens and to address that part of the project. Mr. Robertson distributed copies of parts of the environmental assessment. He then discussed the design portion of the assessment, which addressed options at 600 South. There was lengthy discussion that followed. He noted that as they went through the hearing process, each of the design alternatives were presented. He then shared the comments that were received from various citizens.
Commissioner Lewis moved to adopt the resolution. It was seconded by Commissioner Eastman aand passed unanimously.
Legacy -- West Davis Highway/I-15 North Presentation
Byron Parker introduced the item and said Kent Hansen and Carlos Braceras will both give presentations on the Legacy Highway and the I-15 North projects. Mr. Hansen briefed the Commission on new studies UDOT is doing in the north corridor. These two studies are the Legacy--West Davis Highway environmental impact statement, and the I-15 study, which is both a major investment study and an environmental impact statement. He went into further detail using a slide presentation. The three areas Mr. Hansen addressed were the studies that have been completed, ongoing agency and public involvement, and the schedule.
Using large maps posted on the wall, Carlos Braceras walked the Commission through, in great detail, the Legacy Highway and I-15 North alignments, how they were generated, and some of the associated impacts. There were various comments made and questions asked throughout his presentation.
Planning and Programming
Bin Wall Repair -- SR 39 Mouth of Ogden Canyon
Dyke LeFevre addressed the Commission. He said he had an emergency project that needed to be approved. He distributed some pictures to the Commission showing why he thought this was an urgent matter. He went into further detail on the location and the condition of the bin wall. He said they are proposing a project to reface the bin wall with concrete, similar to what was provided on the bin walls at Utah State. He said he is asking for $115,000 to program it, which would come from his Region Director's contingency funds.
Commissioner Lewis moved to approve the request as discussed. It was seconded by Commissioner Bodily and passed unanimously.
Planning and Programming
Wendover Airport Improvement Project
Bob Barrett gave a brief history on the Wendover Airport and what has been happening recently. He said that the project has been on hold. Wendover began working on a loan guaranteed by the Department of Agriculture, loans that they were eligible for. Currently, the Department of Agriculture is holding off until the resumption of commercial air traffic. There are four airlines being considered for service in and out of Wendover. Mr. Barrett said that final negotiations should result in the selection of one of those in the next 4 to 6 weeks. The FAA has gone ahead and taken the project off hold and has approved it, contingent upon the resumption of the airline service, which if it's concluded in the next 4 to 6 weeks, actual service would commence after the first of the year.
Mr. Barrett said the project was originally applied for in November of 1996 and was requested as a multi-year project. The FAA is going ahead and issuing grants in pieces, so the Commission is considering the first two sections today. One is for $500,000, and consists of all of the federal funding for this particular primary commercial service airport. It's based on their entitlement funding for FY 97. The second package will be $500,000 of entitlement funding for the primary commercial airport plus $300,000 of federal discretionary funding, for a total of $800,000. The total package being looked at today is $1.3 million. The state and local share of that $1.3 million would be $64,757 each, so the total amount that would be available for the project is $1,429,514.
Commissioner Larkin moved to approve the Wendover Airport Improvement Project. It was seconded by Commissioner Lewis and passed unanimously.
Informational Items
Next Transportation Commission Meetings
It was suggested that once the discussions with Salt Lake City are held and an agreement has been reached, a conference call could be set up for the Commission to hear the final proposal and to vote on it. No specific date or time was set.
The next regular meeting of the Utah Transportation Commission will be held on Wednesday, November 12, 1997 in Salt Lake City. The following date and location has also been scheduled:
December 5, 1997 - Salt Lake City
The meeting adjourned at 12:46 p.m.
The following Commissioners, staff members, and others were in attendance:
Glen E. Brown, Chairman
James G. Larkin, Vice Chairman
Ted D. Lewis, Commissioner
Hal M. Clyde, Commissioner
Dan R. Eastman, Commissioner
Sheri L. Griffith, Commissioner
Stephen M. Bodily, Commissioner
LeAnn G. Abegglen, Commission Secretary
Thomas R. Warne, Executive Director
Clinton D Topham, Deputy Director
Linda Toy, Program Development Director
John Quick, Engineer for Planning
Dave Miles, Engineer for Operations
Bob Fox, Chief, Right of Way
Max J. Ditlevsen, Comptroller
Dyke M. LeFevre, Region One Director
Byron Parker, Legacy Highway Project
Carlos Braceras, Legacy Highway Project
Kent Hansen, Legacy Highway Project
Dan Nelson, Legacy Highway Project
Dave West, Legacy Highway Project
Dal Hawks, Legacy Highway Project
Stephen Lee, I-15 Corridor Team
Owen Mills, I-15 Corridor Team
John Leonard, I-15 Corridor Team
Dave Nazare, I-15 Corridor Team
John Bourne, I-15 Corridor Team
Bob Parry, Program Development
John Njord, Program Development
Austin Baysinger, Program Development
Bob Hulick, Program Development
Andrea Packer, Community Relations
Bob Barrett, Aeronautics
Brian Wilkinson, Wilkinson Ferrari
Michael G. Ritchie, FHWA
Joseph Brown, GOPB
Misty Hitesman, Wasatch Constructors
Mayor Deedee Corradini, Salt Lake City
Brian Hatch, Salt Lake City
Tim Harpst, Salt Lake City
Steve Mayer, The Sear Brown Group
Kim Clark, H.W. Lochner
Ed Patience, DMJM
David Warnok, DMJM
Darrell Cook, MAG
Mike Robertson
Griffith Lyn Kimball, Draper
Shelley Osterloh, KSL-TV
Steve Landeer, KSL-TV
Amy Pray, Standard Examiner
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Julie MiecampCodere SA's default on a 127 million-euro ($172 million) loan increases the likelihood the Spanish gaming company will seek full protection from creditors, according to ING Groep NV.
The company failed to repay the loan when it came due yesterday after it couldn't reach agreement with bondholders over a 1.1 billion-euro ($1.5 billions) restructuring. Codere's bonds dropped as much as 20 percent to 37 cents on the euros and were quoted at 41 cents at 12:36 p.m. in Madrid, according to Bloomberg bond prices.
Codere sought preliminary creditor protection on Jan. 2 and said it would file for full protection, known as a concurso in Spanish bankruptcy law, if it failed to reach a deal with bondholders. The Madrid-based company, which manages betting parlors and race tracks in Spain, Italy and Latin America, continues to negotiate with lenders, according to a statement it filed last night.
"The immediate impact of this failure is to make a concurso process more likely," said Aengus McMahon, a credit analyst at ING in London. "You still have to think that a deal can get done -- it's a matter of how far anyone is willing to take the negotiations."
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2010 release. Eric Bibb's Booker's Guitar is the first representation we have that accurately mirrors his magnetic and charismatic acoustic live shows. True to tradition and yet uniquely his own, Eric's new recording is a history lesson in finger picking acoustic Blues. Songs mainly penned by Bibb tell stories of endless travel, rocking chairs on the porch, and morality all simple with extremely heavy meanings just under the surface. Inspired by Bibb's encounter with a 1930s vintage Resophonic National steel-body guitar that had once belonged to Delta blues legend Booker White, this is the natural progress of the original American art form of Blues music.
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Living Blues (p.37) - "Bibb crafts a moving collection of songs inspired by Delta bluesman Bukka White....The simplicity of the overall album is what makes is so compelling..."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.105) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "Bibb can envelop the listener in the ambience of a song, using no more than voice and a gentle guitar."
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Personnel: Eric Bibb (vocals, guitar); Grant Dermody (harmonica).
Audio Mixer: Michael Bishop .
Recording information: Bainbridge Store, Burton, OH (11/11/2008-11/12/2008); Bainbridge Store, Geauga County Historical Society Cent (11/11/2008-11/12/2008).
Editor: Michael Bishop .
Photographer: Keith Perry.
The genesis of this deeply moving album was in an almost chance encounter at a London hotel, where Eric Bibb had just played a set. He was approached by a fan with a beat-up guitar case, which turned out to contain a 1930s National steel guitar that had been owned and played by legendary Delta blues legend Bukka White. Bibb was inspired to write a half-spoken, half-sung ode to White, which he then recorded in London using that guitar; the remainder of the album, though inspired by that experience, was recorded in the U.S. on his own instruments and finds Bibb approaching the Delta blues tradition from a variety of highly personal angles. There's the gospel-inflected blues of "With My Maker I Am One" (which features harmonica player Grant Dermody, and which you won't realize is inspired by Deepak Chopra unless you read the notes), the possibly (but not necessarily) Katrina-inspired "Flood Water," a wonderful version of the traditional "Wayfaring Stranger," and an equally spectacular rendition of the Blind Willie Johnson classic "Nobody's Fault But Mine." One of the album's best and most affecting tracks is an all-too-brief guitar instrumental, a deceptively simple-sounding and decidedly not blues-based piece; another is the gently beautiful "Rocking Chair," which evokes '50s doo wop as much as it does the Delta blues. The overall impression given by Booker's Guitar is that of a richly varied but deeply rooted tribute not just to a particular man, but also to the great tradition he exemplified and the wide variety of musical streams that flowed into it. ~ Rick Anderson


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Gaspard SebagThe European Union will review German discounts on environmental taxes amid concerns the aid to companies that consume high volumes of energy may be illegal.
"The current state aid guidelines do not foresee the possibility of such reductions," the European Commission said today in an e-mailed statement. "At the same time, the commission considers that under certain conditions, reductions on the financing of renewable electricity may be justified for energy-intensive users in order to prevent" companies from relocating abroad.
The EU regulator's probe will aim to determine whether the discounts, which exempt companies from paying the full fee to finance Germany's renewable expansion under the EEG clean-energy law, are proportionate and do not unduly distort competition.
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The Sunday Salon - In Which Living Dead Girl Dies a Horrible Death
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No...I haven't read it. And after that review, I doubt I will. I never could get into Lolita. Too much of that "ick" factor for me. Expecially now that I have little girls. It just doesn't appeal to me. And with all the books out there I want to read, I just don't think I want to waste my time on a book that I'm afraid I will hate!
ReplyDeleteStephanie, it's definitely a conversation starter! Since I know you pretty well through the blogs these last few years and as you're a mom to young girls, I think you'd find it disturbing. It seemed more overt than Lolita to me. I don't think it's inappropriate for teens to read by any stretch of the imagination, I just didn't think the writing was great.
ReplyDeleteThat entire topic can be heavy and make you feel sick. I would recommend The Lovely Bones, but it was hard to read. Lolita was beautiful and a breeze to read each and every time. Nabokov is just a genius. He'd be hard to be compared against. Thank you for being honest about your feelings. A bet that there hasn't been a book yet that has wowed everyone.
ReplyDeleteI'm Sunday Salon-ing and ran across your post. I haven't read this book, but I can definitely see your point. Based on your description, I can think of no reason to subject myself to this book. I had a hard time getting through The Lovely Bones, but at least it had some redeeming qualities once the initial crime is committed. This one seems pointless.
ReplyDeleteThanks, LH! I read The Lovely Bones a few years ago, and I didn't care for that one either. Although, in all fairness it was 1) because it was a bad time in my personal life to be reading it 2) I'd read a book with a similar premise that I liked a lot better. While I'm sure mine won't be a popular opinion when it comes to Living Dead Girl, different strokes for different folks, right? :D
ReplyDeleteShannon, I would agree with you in regards to The Lovely Bones. Even though I didn't love it, there was definitely some loveliness in the end.
As for Living Dead Girl, like Susan said in an earlier comment, not every book has to have a lofty goal or purpose, but LDG seemed gratuitous. That bugged.
Thanks for stopping by!Andi, thanks for this honest review. I don't think I could bear to read this book...it sounds simply to hopeless and painful to me.
I'm not sure this is appropriate for young adults ?? I've been away from reading that genre for a long time, but does this "fit in" as you said, with what young adult writers are focusing on these days?Hi, Becca...
I do think this is appropriate for young adults. The age advisory is actually for 16 and up, and I think that's completely fine. If I were to liken this to another "heavy" YA book, I might compare it to The Book Thief. There was a lot of bleakness in The Book Thief (although I loved that book and thought it a far "better" book), but TBF was far more hopeful and cohesive.You are a brave one to be a dissenting voice on this one. Personally, I loved it and highly recommend that everybody read it. I live in Utah and when Elizabeth Smart was kidnapped it was HUGE, HUGE, HUGE! The day she was found all of my classes in college were canceled so we could watch TV. I, along with everybody else all asked the same question: She had so many opportunities to escape. How come she didn't? I had her in the back of my mind the entire time I read Living Dead Girl. I thought it was fascinating to get into a victim's head that way and attempt to answer that question.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Melissa! I'm a swimmer! lol
Looking forward to your thoughts on it, Samantha!
Natasha, good points, and I can see where you're coming from. Thanks for such a thoughtful comment. Alas, it just didn't have the same effect on me.
Michelle, it is that! I don't shy away from disturbing generally, but this just didn't work for me.Oh dear! Looks like Daisy got herself in a little trouble! I don't blame you for not cracking open a book after cleaning up that mess. I'd be pretty exhausted too.
Anya's latest stunt is not nearly as destructive, but it gets to be frustrating after awhile. She likes to play with the piles of clothes I've just folded, knocking them down, bunching them up, and sometimes laying on them if the mood strikes. I'm used to the laying part as that's Parker's favorite past-time (I've become quite adept at getting my black slacks hung up before he as a chance to get to them first).I just finished this and therefore am still processing my thoughts on it, but I think I'm heading the same way you did. It doesn't help that I have a little girl and I'm trying not to use that to form my opinion, but I don't think I'll be able to help it. I just flat out didn't like it. It goes beyond the writing, the point she was trying to get across, it goes beyond all of that to simply being one of the most horrific novels I've ever read. It's going to be a hard one for me to find anything to like about.
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I read this but I recall just the opposite. Being impressed that Scott did NOT go into gratiutious detail about the violence and abuse. But then again it's been awhile since I read it, I could be remebering wrong.
There was a lot of discussion of this book on the American Library Association's Young Adult Services listserv. It seems that a lot of the librarian's teens were interperting the ending differntly.
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Where a lot of the adults who read this book read it as she dies at the end, a lot of the teens that read it interperted it that there was a chance she lived. Again, it's been so long since I read it that I'd have to re-read to discuss it more. But I thought the interpertation of the ending was interesting!


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X850e MFP, Laser, Monochrome, 35 ppm A4, 19ppm A3, 1200 x 1200 dpi, 256 MB, 33.6 Kbps modem speed , USB Ethernet Parallel
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Ideal for small to mid-size businesses with wide-format mono needs, the Lexmark X850e takes care of all your printing, copying, scanning and faxing in just one compact device. Offering rapid 35 ppm print speeds and plenty of innovative features, it saves you time, money, floor space, and even electricity. Budget friendly: Affordably priced, the X850e offers a rich range of advanced features to help businesses work more easily and productively than ever before.
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Lexmark X850e MFP. Print technology: Laser, Copying: Mono copying, Scanning: Colour scanning. Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter): 35 ppm, Maximum resolution: 1200 x 1200 DPI, Standard printer languages: PCL 6,PDF 1.5,PostScript 3,PPDS. Modem speed: 33.6 Kbit/s. Standard input capacity: 3100 sheets, Maximum input capacity: 5100 sheets. Standard output capacity: 500 sheets, Maximum output capacity: 3800 sheets
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1200 x 1200 DPI
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PCL 6, PDF 1.5, PostScript 3, PPDS
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