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i love it,the picture gives me a warm cozy feeling inside...added to my favs
awe! im not a big strawberry shortcake fan but i like the old version of her best (which is what yours looks more like)its cute!
It looks like painted with crayon, love the effect ~~~ And of course she is so really cute!!! 5♥s~


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I am not very keen on the overall scent of this tisane once it has been infused- it reminds me of the scent of an empty coffee filter. I do like the smell of the cloves peeking out ever so slightly, but it would be nice if they were more prevalent. There seems to be a lot of ingredients in this one. I have never enjoyed white chocolate and the one used in this combination contains an artificial colour which, to me, is not necessary. It is possible that this would affect the flavour along with some of the other white chocolate ingredients: partially hydrogenated palm kernel oil, soy lecithin and monoglycerides. The resulting flavour is that of a diluted coffee.
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Self sustaining ecosystem. so it appears i have created a self sustaining ecosystem by building a natural planted tank,as i have had no need to feed a 10 gallon full of rcs,danio fry,and betta fry,and i have a question.Are thay eating the infusoria?This system has been working for 2+ months now. |
It's possible you have a nice infusoria culture, but more than likely the fry are eating nematodes, infusoria, and your RCS babies. RCS are probably eating algae... I would feed the tank, unless you want the fry to be stunted severely. |
i feed like 3-4 times per week now |
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Sorry about that. I get carried away with abbrieviations sometimes. I shouldn't use them so out-of-the-blue like that. WC is the common abrieviation for Water Change. Let me ask the question properly. You still do water changes, right? |
natural planted tanks require wc every 3-4 months so yes i guess i do :). i will he about getting a pic but the fry are small. |
3-4 months for a WC? Are you using soil for your substrate? My tanks mildly planted and i still do weekly water changes, if i dont my organics build up and my water starts going acidic and my nitrates go nuts. What are your water parameters? |
i use soil :),and uhh water paramaters are uhhhh,unkown ,bad habit but yes i have no way of cheaking |
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- Purdue sophomore Joslyn Massey plans to transfer to another school.
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Massey appeared in 23 games during her first two seasons at Purdue, averaging 3.1 minutes. Massey averaged 0.8 points and 0.2 rebounds last season.
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By Alexey Gavrilov on April 27, 2012Names and locations have been changed to protect night watch volunteers.
April 20, 2012 — Zello catches criminals
Last Tuesday we opened up an email from a user in Malaysia named Jebat. Like many emails, it told about his experience with Zello and how much he loves the app. Unlike most emails, it revealed that for Jebat and his community in southern Selangor, Zello means life or death. He wrote:
Bro, thanks for this apps. We used to use PTT on GSM phones to serve our local community for night watch program. We did this for free and served the whole district 24/7. Suddenly, the only telco that served this app, stopped the service.
Crime rates rised up almost triple times. But thanks to you guys, we find this Zello and continue this public service to our community
Contact me through Zello channel. Like you all, I believe that verbal is better than written. Thanks again and may God bless you all for this amazing apps.
Zello@Work customers often use the paid app for security operations but this was the first we'd heard of volunteers using the free app as such. The team was intrigued, and when six of eleven team members were together in Austin last weekend, we tried to reach Jebat on Zello to learn more.
We were immediately successful, connecting with the night watchman early afternoon (CST) Thursday. When Jebat responded, he told us that it was a bad time: 2:30a.m. in Malaysia and minutes after he and his contacts had spotted a criminal suspect outside.
Agreeing to talk later, we stayed on for a few minutes more, listening to the night watch contacts talk back and forth on their public Zello channel. It was fascinating – like listening to a police scanner – but because none of us spoke Malay, we had little to no idea what was happening and eventually logged off.
The next morning, we received a second email, which explained exactly what we had been listening to. Jebat told us that from the time we had Zello-ed him the night before until about six hours later, he and his channel contacts had been tracking suspects outside a neighborhood in Sepang. Working with the Royal Malaysian Police, they arrested two criminals at about 9am MST. Jebat included the picture above, commenting, "This is the photo. Most of us are happy another crime's busted. Who knows what would be waiting for us tonight…"
In the rest of his email, Jebat described the operation of two channels that help Sepang community, which reach about 680 users collectively. First, he explained the night watch channel:
We have members from various backgrounds, from religious teachers and professors to fire fighters, hamburger stalls to aircraft technicians, bus drivers to engineers and doctors, and of course, policemen.
Channel community is a PTT community that use a Zello apps on Androids, iPhones or anything that can work with it in order to keep close cooperation with Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) and any other enforcements departments.
Our community serves throughout the nation, as there's request from outside Sepang's District to join us. But our main focus is Sepang. The more, the merrier, right?
Jebat contrasted the neighborhood security channel with a second channel that "react more to welfare and social channel, more to friendship." Both channels, he recounted, "served this community for years." Before they discovered Zello Sepang used a local telco on GSM phones with PTT. But in October 2011, the company abruptly stopped serving Sepang. Jebat described the incident in his email:
No reason. Just like that. Stop. Impact of this incident, we lost contact with each others in this matters as the members of both channels is around 680 members. Thank God, Zello is around. We have tried all popular push-to-talk apps, but Zello suits us. It works just like a pure walkie talkie function. Community always support Zello as our main communication apps… and thank you, because it's free apps…May God bless you.


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Voltage out DAC
Hello everyone,
I'm currently working on a differential DAC based around the AK4396, but I've run into a bit of a problem. Hopefully you will be able to help. The problem is that the AK4396 have a differential voltage output centered around 2.5V. The normal practise is to feed this into a differential amplifier (most commonly an op amp), which gives a single ended output and recenters it around 0V. Because this is for a differential DAC, the original plan was to only buffer the outputs and feed them straight to the amplifier. However doing so would effectively halve the voltage swing of the amplifier as it could never get below 0V, which is somewhat undesirable. While I could theoretically use two op amps, with one of them being inverted, I would prefer to only use discrete components here, to have a better control the different stages. Really good op amps are also quite expensive. I've tried to use a differential amplifier made from discrete components (basically a modified long tailed pair), but without much sucess. Could anyone enlight me on the proper way to do this? Another idea I had was to feed the AK4396 with -2.5V and +2.5V instead of 0V and 5V. This would mean that a 2.5V output from the DAC would equal 0V for the amplifier. I would prefer not to do this however, think of it more as a last resort. Are there any other alternatives? Any help would be most appreciated. |
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I don't get your question. Are you feeding a balanced amp? Trying to avoid caps? Just getting from diff to single-ended? Why would a differential amp not work?
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Just use an OPA1632 and be done with it. Read through the datasheet here:
http://direct.focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/opa1632.pdf Note: The output common-mode voltage pin sets the DC output voltage of the OPA1632. A voltage applied to the VOCM pin from a low-impedance source can be used to directly set the output common-mode voltage. For a VOCM voltage at mid-supply, make no connection to the VOCM pin.
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The common practice is to use a differential to single ended converter (such as an op amp). This automatically recenters the output at 0V. I want a balanced output, and while I could use two differential to single ended converters for this (basically creating a differential to differential converter), I want to avoid op amps all together. I've tried to make a differential amplifier from discrete components (basically a modified long tailed pair), but so far I've only had limited success at best. If I can't get any of this to work, powering the AK4396 with -2.5V and +2.5V seem to be my only option. |
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Two caps will eliminate the dc bias. And won't halve the swing
Or any differential input amp which will treat the dc as common mode. Again, is your purpose to eliminate coupling caps? Sadly, you can't eliminate opamps as they are internal to your dac. A simple, ready solution is to use a Pass preamp - takes differential input and can output either balanced or se. And you can control volume at output if needed. In my setup a 1.7 Aleph works like a charm doing what you want. Of course it's full of coupling caps |
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For example, say we have an amplifier with a maximum voltage swing of +/- 25V. If I where to recenter the output of the DAC at 0V (i.e. it would output -2.5V to +2,5V), I could use a gain of 10 before clipping occurs (DAC outputs -2.5V to +2.5V, multiplied by 10 is -25 to +25V). If I where to feed the signal straight from the DAC into this amplifier, the maximum gain I could use is 5, or else it will clip (DAC outputs 0V to 5V, multiplied by 5 is 0V to 25V). The voltage swing have effectively been halved. Adding a capacitor will not change this. Quote:
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For some reason you are assuming that the DC levels have some kind of effect upon the AC gain of your amp. This is simply not the case. Whether your input signal has a DC component of 2.5v is completely irrelevant. What matters is the AC voltage developed between the two outputs of the dac. In case of AC coupling this is simply trivial. If you prefer DC coupling then you might need to consider getting rid of the bias voltage.
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If I connect the positive and negative output of the DAC to two single ended amplifiers the voltage swing will be halved. The output of the DAC will never get below 0V, and as such the output of a single ended amplifier will never get below 0V. Continuing the previous example, the amplifier can potentially swing between -25 and +25V, but it will only swing between 0V and 25V, thus the voltage swing have effectively been halved. |
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Edit: forget this post, someone else already mentioned this.... Other question: would you really go to +/- 2.5V supply just to avoid an opamp? You may get more problems and worse sound than what you got rid of. BTW If you feed the DAC outputs capacitively to your amp, you have gotten rid of the 2.5VDC without compromising swing, that will then be +/-2.5V (or whatever the DAC puts out). Jan Didden
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In a split decision, the Plan Team voted to recommend a maximum catch for 2010 of 813,000 tons. Two Plan Team members shared Greenpeace's view that a maximum catch of 413,000 tons was more appropriate given the poor state of the pollock population.
"In spite of concerns raised by environmentalists and scientists, unsustainable fishing rates have been allowed to continue as well as heavy trawling on spawning aggregations," said John Hocevar, Greenpeace oceans campaign director in the U.S. "What we are witnessing with pollock is yet another example of a global overfishing problem that stretches from bluefin tuna in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean to the hoki off New Zealand."
Alaska pollock is the ubiquitous white meat found in frozen fish sticks, MacDonald's Filet-O-Fish sandwiches, and imitation crabmeat. It is also a vital food source for many species including whales, fur seals, sea birds, and endangered Steller sea lions.
The preliminary recommendations announced today would set a maximum catch limit of 813,000 metric tons for 2010, down from 815,000 metric tons in 2009. The quota is 34 percent lower than what NMFS had projected in last year's stock assessment report; NMFS has repeatedly stated that the decline in the pollock fishery is cyclical and will rebound in spite of a lack of scientific evidence to support this claim.
Concerns about the impacts of overfishing and climate change on ecosystems and subsistence fishing have been mounting in Alaska. Two resolutions recently passed by the Alaska Federation of Natives at their annual convention in October call for banning bottom trawlers from the waters surrounding native villages [Resolutions 09-09 and 09-27]. Click here for the resolutions.
In addition, the village corporation and the tribal government of St. George have joined forces to seek creation of no-trawl zones within 20 miles around St. George Island and no bottom trawls deeper than 100 fathoms in Pribilof and Zhemchug Canyons. While pollock vessels are not technically known as bottom trawlers, NMFS estimates that their fishing gear is in contact with the seafloor 44 percent of the time, and that pollock trawling has greater impact on Bering Sea shelf and slope habitats than any other fishery.
"The people of St. George Island have had enough of watching our waters being destroyed year after year by these outside large industrialized factory trawlers without any regard for our safety and our needs," said George Pletnikoff, senior oceans campaigner with Greenpeace in Alaska. "Establishing Cultural Heritage Zones is our only chance of survival."
This year, NMFS conducted two types of surveys to estimate the health of the pollock population: a bottom trawl survey and an echointegration survey. The bottom trawl survey abundance estimate was the lowest on record, and the biomass estimate was down 25 percent from last year. The echo integration survey results, which more accurately show the number of younger fish, also revealed a decline in biomass of 7 percent to .924 million metric tons, down from .997 million metric tons the previous year - an all-time low.
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Ron Paul: This Is Your Moment, The New York Times Says
The New York Times has officially announced it is time to stop laughing at Ron Paul, the Sage of Brazoria County, and pay attention to his vindication.
The paper writes that Paul's detractors must eat crow now that the Tea Party and Libertarians have raised him up as someone to be taken seriously.
"Ron Paul, G.O.P. Loner, Comes In From Cold" is the headline on a look at how Paul will be chairing a House committee that oversees his bete noire, the Federal Reserve.
During his 20 years in Congress, Mr. Paul has staked out the lonely end of 434-to-1 votes against legislation that he considers unconstitutional, even on issues as ceremonial as granting Mother Teresa a Congressional Gold Medal. His colleagues have dubbed him "Dr. No," but his wife will insist that they have the spelling wrong: he is really Dr. Know.
Now it appears others are beginning to credit him with some wisdom -- or at least acknowledging his passionate following.
We eagerly await the hearings on why the U.S. should return to the gold standard.
Not every Republican is happy about developments, the Times says:
He still gives many conservatives fits with comments like his praise for WikiLeaks.
And many of those who follow the Fed closely say his ideas are "very strange indeed," in the words of Lyle E. Gramley, a former governor of the Fed who is now a senior economic adviser at the Potomac Research Group. "I don't think he understands what central banking is all about," Mr. Gramley said.
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Only in Colorado. Most of our snow is now melted. But you can see the nice mountain we had in front and behind our house this morning! Charlie has been loving the snow. I have been doing puzzles, sewing, eating ice cream and wishing Josh was off today to enjoy this "snow day" with me!
Friday, March 27, 2009
blizzard...not reese's
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Monday, March 23, 2009
pizza rolls
Another recipe for you...this one is REALLY good.
I modified it from a once a month cooking cookbook. You can bake these up and then freeze them and then just reheat them in the oven when you are ready to eat them. We thought they were better with ranch but pizza sauce is a good dip too.
Pizza Rolls
1 Pizza crust rolled out to 14x24 inches
1 pound ground turkey or other meat
1 can mushrooms, chopped finely
3 cups mozzarella cheese
1/2 cup Parmesan or Romano cheese
2 tsp each of pizza seasoning, basil, oregano
You can use pre made pizza dough/crust or you can make your own. Roll it to a 14x24 rectangle. Brown your ground turkey and add the herbs to flavor it. Next add in mushrooms and remove from heat. Spray pizza crust with olive oil, cover with meat and mushroom mixture. Top with shredded cheese. Push toppings slightly into the dough. You will be rolling the dough up jelly roll style so if you don't do this step you will have toppings all over the place.
So next, roll up the dough from the 24 inch side. Pinch the last edge in so that it stays rolled up. Cut roll into 24 1-inch slices. Place on jelly roll pan and bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about 20 minutes or until the dough starts to get golden brown. Remove from oven and top rolls with Parmesan or Romano. Another thing you can do that I didn't do the first time is to brush them with olive oil or garlic butter after you bake them.
If you want to freeze any of them just let them cool and then place in a freezer bag until you are ready to use.
Very tasty little treats!! :)
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Monday, March 16, 2009
I seem to have forgotten about this blog. Sorry! So here is a little treat to tide you over...
A delicious recipe:
Mexican Chicken and Rice Casserole
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts-cooked and shredded or chopped
2 packages of Spanish rice
2 1/2 cups of Co-Jack shredded cheese
1 cup plain yogurt or sour cream
1 small can of diced green chiles
1 can of black beans, drained and rinsed
1 can of Southwest style tomatoes, with juices
1 can of corn
Begin by preparing the Spanish rice according to the box. When rice is beginning to cook but still has a decent amount of liquid in the pan, add your tomatoes, black beans, corn and chiles. Give it a good stir and then put the lid on and let the juices disappear as they normally do when you prepare rice. :) After rice has finished cooking (the liquid should be gone now), stir in plain yogurt, 2 cups of cheese, and all of the prepared chicken. Pour into casserole dish and top with remaining 1/2 cup of cheese.
Bake at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 20-25 minutes. Serve with a side of tortilla chips.
This makes a pretty big casserole but you can easily reduce the size with reducing your ingredients!
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Weekend getaway!
This past weekend we had the great opportunity to go to Estes Park for a weekend of hiking, snowshoeing, and spending time with friends. We were so blessed when we got the invite and looked at our calendar and saw that Josh had the whole weekend off! Since Monday was a holiday I had the day off of work and although Josh was scheduled to work he was able to get a sub for the first half of the day. We went with our friends the Short's and Nordgren's and we were able to bring our dogs thanks to a pet friendly cabin rental. This was also a blessing to not have to find a dog sitter. We also got a pass to Rocky Mountain National Park and although dogs are not allowed in the park they are allowed in the National Forest which is right near the park. We arrived on Friday night and went straight to bed. We took the dogs hiking on Saturday and then spent Sunday snowshoeing through RMNP. Monday we got up and around and checked out and then drove home. There was also a hot tub at the cabin so that made it even better! If you want to see pictures, please visit our Picasa album. There is a separate album for each day. Have a great day!
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Flagship Open - Archived Standings
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Tim Criss had already proven he could win on television, just not more than one match at a time. At the Flagship Open in Erie, Pa., before a capacity crowd at the Erie Civic Center, one win was enough. Criss, a 30-year-old from Bel Air, Md., made his first appearance as tournament leader count as he defeated Mike Shady, 242-208, to win his first title, $18,000 and a trip to the 1998 Brunswick World Tournament of Champions. "I've won matches on TV before, but then I always lose before I get to the title match;" said Criss, who went into the telecast with a 3-6 TV record and had never finished higher than third. "I was nervous and anxious sitting around waiting for the other guys to bowl. But I got on the lanes and had a good reaction and that relaxed me." Shady, Oshkosh, Wis., alternated strikes and spares for the first six frames In the ABC telecast before finally throwing consecutive strikes in frames seven and eight. Criss started with the first three strikes, converted a single-pin spare in the fourth and then gave Shady a glimmer of hope with an open frame in the fitth after a failed 3-6-7-10 split conversion. But Criss promptly struck on his next five shots, including the first ball in the 10th that sealed the win. CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND
PLAYOFF RESULTS-Branham defeated Jaros, 200-184; Shady defeated Branham, 229-210; Shady defeated Williams Jr., 232-210: and in the championship game, Criss defeated Shady, 242-208. 42-GAME TOTALS OTHER CASHERS *-Match play alternate. 18-game qualifying leader-Tim Criss, 4103. 24th place-Mark Williams, 3889. 40th place-Wayne Webb, 3804. PRO-AM CASHERS-Phil Ringener, Johnny Petraglia, Billy Orlikowski, Don Best Jr., John Mazza and Brian Eaton ($50 each). |


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Can the Democrats Solve Their Religion Problem?
Within their coalition, the Democratic Party has both those who believe religion causes harm and those who find great value in their religious faith. Much of the party's future will depend on how party leaders navigate these opposing views.
Part one of this series pointed out that the Democratic Party represents well both the non-religious and racial minorities. In the future, however, the religious in America will be mostly non-whites and the non-religious will be mostly whites. To win elections, therefore, the party will need to manage the differences between these groups.
One can, of course, be non-religious without being anti-religion. A problem for Democrats, though, is that some of the loudest voices from the secular left in recent years have demonstrated suspicion or open hostility toward religiously motivated viewpoints. In such an environment, the more that liberalism becomes associated with secularism, the more difficult it will be for the Democratic Party to mobilize those for whom religion motivates liberal political beliefs.


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Expedition 45 Crew Makes Nighttime Landing in Kazakhstan
Posted by Jason Davis
Topics: mission status, human spaceflight, International Space Station, Russian human spaceflight
It was 4:49 a.m. EST (9:49 UTC) this morning when Kjell Lindgren, Oleg Kononenko and Kimiya Yui pushed back from the International Space Station in their Soyuz TMA-17M spacecraft. Most of the United States was still asleep. Three-and-a-half hours later, before many east coasters had their first cup of coffee, the capsule was on the ground in Kazakhstan, having lapped the Earth twice in its final, 400-kilometer plunge to the ground.
The sun had already set in Kazakhstan, but Russian recovery forces were quickly on the scene. Lindgren, from NASA, Kononenko from Roscosmos, the Russian Federal Space Agency, and Yui, from JAXA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, all appeared healthy as they were helped from their Soyuz, which had tipped onto its side. Lindgren made a phone call, smiling beneath a blanket as he sat in a chair on the dark Kazakh steppe, where temperatures had fallen below freezing.
Scott Kelly, the veteran NASA astronaut spending a year aboard the station, was present for both the crew's July 22 arrival and today's departure—a rarity, since Kelly would have departed earlier under a normal rotation regime. He likened Lindgren and Yui to baby birds that had earned wings during their time in orbit (of today's returning trio, only Kononenko had prior space experience).
Looking back on the crew's arrival, the baby bird analogy is even more fitting. When the crew first arrived at the station, they did so with a crippled wing, as one of their spacecraft's solar panels failed to deploy. It popped loose during docking. This made for two very different tweets by Kelly, six months apart:
New #ISSCrew arrival. The other solar array snuck out between my taking this photo and docking. #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/wNLUz7qa3u
— Scott Kelly (@StationCDRKelly) July 23, 2015
Fair winds and following seas my friends! Safe landing @astro_kjell, @Astro_Kimiya, & Oleg! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/v6IXStkI7f
— Scott Kelly (@StationCDRKelly) December 11, 2015
During the crew's 141-day mission, three cargo vehicles were shepherded into port at the ISS: a Russian Progress, a Japanese HTV, and just this week, an American Cygnus. Lindgren participated in two spacewalks; during one, the crew repaired the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer experiment, and during the other, they worked on the station's ammonia cooling system.
The station is now operating under Expedition 46, with Scott Kelly, Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov remaining aboard. In just four days, NASA's Tim Kopra, Russia's Yuri Malenchenko and the European Space Agency's Tim Peake will launch to the station from Baikonur, Kazakhstan. This will be the final mission segment for Kelly and Kornienko, who will wrap up a year in space this March. The duo are participating in a series of experiments to see how the human body adapts to long-term spaceflight.
Next crew is @astro_tim @astro_timpeake & Yuri Malenchenko. Enjoy this view guys, I know I have. pic.twitter.com/MFbxBVI68s
— Kjell Lindgren (@astro_kjell) December 10, 2015
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PRIZE: I will purchase and have mailed to you any two books from any place on Jen's site. (That's a whole lotta choices.) Limit $25. Pre-orders okay for unreleased books. Book choices must be made by Monday, September 22.
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I would love to win Graceling by Kristin Cashore and In the Woods by Tana French.
Check out the Friday Finds weekly event hosted by Should Be Reading for a similar series to "Reviews That Made Me Want to Buy the Book." One that I recently posted about is The Smart One and the Pretty One by Claire LaZebnik.
Thanks for hosting this giveaway! (I hope it's open to Canadians, by the way.)Can I just add that it's fascinating to see what books people are interested in. I've now read In the Wood and the Eyes of a King, but Nation, Graceling and The Sky Inside are all ever-climbing on my own mental list, in part because of these comments. I actually looked for The Sky Inside at a bookstore the other day, but they didn't have it...
So fun talking books with people!Wow, I love Jen's reviews. I think she and I have the same taste in books. It was hard to pick 2, but I would love to win The Red Blazer Girls by Michael D. Beil and The Postcard by Tony Abbott.
I left a comment on both Jen's and My Friend Amy's blogs. A book that I haven't read but would like to based on the review would be the two books I listed above and The Mysterious Case of the Allbright Academy by Diane Stanley, which would have been my third choice above.
Thanks so much for hosting this contest!I blogged about this here:
I'm about to go and add my two choices to that post as well.
As for those choices: Gone by Michael Grant and You Know Where to Find Me by Rachel Cohn.
A book I want to read based on reviews is Schooled (blanking on the author at the moment...) and I'm sure many, many authors.
This is such a fun, lovely contest. I'll try and post comments on the other blogs as well. I'll let you know when I do!
-Laurendefinitely living dead girl and rumors, i know that rumors is part of a series, which has been on my tbr list for a while, but it alone sounds interesting. living dead girl sounds really good too and i've been reading so much about it that i have got to read it!
lc_intocable at yahoo dot comOh man! I just realized today is the deadline! I commented on Jen's blog and on My Friend Amy's blog - loved that post from the author of Spanish Bow! I absolutely have to get that book now!
I was going to post on my blog for your contest but I realized today is the deadline! Sorry about that. But looks like you have alot of entries already, and... um I'm competitive and I want to win so I don't want any more entries! Hows that for selfish? ;o)
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Sure TDA7492 board - adding a standby and volume pot (bass amp)
forgive me if this info is easily found else where , i honestly searched two times and came up empty handed .
so i have 2 cabinets , with 12 inch ev bass speakers . the first amp in it was purchased off ebay , it came with a chassis , i thimk it was 25x2 sure amp , run off a 7mah sla , i added a stereo one transistor boost . we use it as a bass guitar amp for remote jam sessions . the bass goes into a lil zoom b2 multi effects , then stereo out to the booster , then into the amp . we dont run the boost maxed out , just a bit to push . the bass multi-effector has a lil drum machine in it , so thats our drummer as well . it wasnt quite loud enough to keep up with the other guitar amps ( similar designs) but with a lil boost it worked well . we ran all these amps for at least a dozen 4 hour sessions , and that bass amp ran on a power supply for an 8 hour session once , no problems yet . i ordered a AA-AB32174 board and wired it in place of the old amp . its in a mini lunchbox enclosure . the teest i did last night , it was very loud , even on low gain dip switch . when i shut it down there was a loud pop . i tried disconnecting the booster and the pop is minimal . i may choose to loose the booster at this point , it may be unnecessary . i see the rotary board kit , there isnt much room , if i do get this , can i run extention wires or will that be bad / noise . the etentions would be prolly 8 to 10 inches . run from the amp board to where the booster used to be . or can i go with a pot ? if so a wiring diagram and pot value type would be awesome . do i NEED a standby ? is it simple to add a mute switch for popping at shut down or is this silly . should i mess with adding a capacitor to the power supply line , like in a car system ? i grabbed a ps out of a printer , its 25 v 1.5 amp , would this harm the unit , or cripple it ? indoor use may be nice at some point but ... any other recommendations on this project ? i have a painful back injury so i try to keep my tinker time down by asking a lot of questions , i appreciate any info , thanks so much ... the board page : 2 X 50Watt Class D Audio Amplifier Board - TDA7492_Class D Amplifier Board_Audio Amplifier and other Audio Boards_Audio_Sure Electronics' Webstore the board manual ..... : http://www.sure-electronics.net/down..._Ver1.0_EN.pdf the board schematic : http://www.sure-electronics.net/down..._Schematic.pdf sorry to ask so many questions , any point in the right direction would be great , i will be doing a video when finished ... petey twofinger - YouTube |
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In any event the volume control was digital (a rotary encoder) and not a pot *so length of the wires (within reason) does not appear to be an issue. The rotary board I see at sureelectronics has a different daughter board though so I may be talking about something else.... |
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yes , it gives a part number in the manual for the proper rotary board . this board is 10 dollars it has two additional part numbers listed for amp boards that it works with , and a daughter board .
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i removed the booster , it was totally unecessary with this module . the last module the booster did help . i am going to try to see if we can get away twith not buying the volume control . the digital board that is ten from sure .
can anyone point me towards how to wire up a pot on this amp board ? i have parts here , stereo pots , res. caps , etc . i have the skills , just not sure and i honestly cant find the info ? amy one ? how to wire a volume pot on this amp board ... please ? |
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Just use a stereo volume pot between the source and the amp input jacks.
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Coat of arms | Twining waterspouts, green on white (Argent, waterspouts intertwining vert) |
Seat | Pebbleton |
Region | Iron Islands |
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House Merlyn of Pebbleton is a noble house from the Iron Islands. They are one of the primary houses sworn to Pyke[1]. Their seat of Pebbleton Tower is located at Pebbleton on Great Wyk.[2][3] According to semi-canon sources they blazon their arms with twining waterspouts, green on white.[4]
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A Clash of Kings
When Theon Greyjoy enters the great hall of Pyke, he spots Merlyns among the gathered bannermen.
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Lord Meldred Merlyn is among the first men to hear Aeron Greyjoy call for a kingsmoot. Meldred attends the kingsmoot where he supports Asha Greyjoy.
House Merlyn at the end of the third century
The known Merlyns during the timespan of the events described in A Song of Ice and Fire are:
- Lord Meldred Merlyn, known as the Merlyn.
- Manfryd Merlyn is the captain of the ship Kite in the Iron Fleet
References and Notes
- ↑ A Game of Thrones, Appendix.
- ↑ A Clash of Kings, Chapter 24, Theon II.
- ↑ A Feast for Crows, Chapter 1, The Prophet.
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"I had this earphones for 2 years and I must say, that I was really satisfied with it. With the possibility to change bass you can choose what really fits you and I must say, that the bass was really nice, clear and deep (I used the middle one). Only cons which I found are: hard cable - it can easily pull out the phones from your ear... size - the phones are little longer then most..." --Benik3
MEElectronics M 11+
" Introduction First, allow me to thank the great folks at MEElectronics for sending me a sample of the newly released M11P+ IEMs for review. Prior to sometime in early February, I wasn't aware that MEElectronics existed. It wasn't until I came across a review of their M9 IEMs on Head-Fi that I decided to check them out and the rest is history. MEElectronics IEMs have been some..." --TheGame21x
MEElectronics A161 In-Ear Noise-Canceling Headphones with Balanced Armature Technology
" Note: this is more of an impression-style review, since I ultimately did not keep this set. I listened to it intensively, however, and feel confident enough to put together a few thoughts. At the end I mention some things I'd like to see from MEElec's next flagship. Introduction The A161P by MEElectronics (hereafter referred to as MEElec) is the company's second single..." --Argyris
MEElectronics M16-MT In-Ear Headphones for iPod, iPhone, MP3/CD/DVD Players (Metallic)
" i got these for Christmas 2011, they where excelent out of the box. even compared to my Senns they are amazing, they sounded incredibly detailed next to my PortaPros and even my Senns. the soundstage isn't quite as good as i would like, but this is before burn-in. i'll give an update after burn-in in a post later. " --flight567
MEE audio M7P Secure-Fit Sports In-Ear Headphones with Mic, Remote, and Universal Volume Control (Blue)
" INTRO:- Yup, I am back. This time around I have the Meelectronics M7P. This is an interesting piece of earphone. To be precise I had not seen one like this before. This one belongs to MEE audios Sport-Fi range of sports earphones. With an universal mic and remote, volume controller, innovative memory wire for a hassle free fitting and with its water resistant Liquipel Watersafe..." --suman134
MEElectronics RX12 In-Ear Headphones - Red
" Packaging – Being one of MEElec's lower end models, it only comes with SML tips in a cheap "off the rack" plastic packaging. Build – The black and red (or blue) plus chrome will last but it definitely looks its price. The housings do not have proper strain reliefs but they aren't needed as the flat tangle and noise free cable is fantastic. Comfort – Very..." --GigaFi
Grado GR8 In-Ear Headphones
" I love the full size grado HF2 and older grado's but these do not sound good to my ears. Strident and uneven. These were not lovingly crafted or dialed in. There was no 'man' behind the tuning of these and this is evident in the final product. I'd love to see grado come out with a smooth yet dynamic sounding iem similar to the HF2 but am not holding my breath, especially when I've found..." --thelostMIDrange