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The guiding spirit of the 12th Istanbul Biennial is the Cuban American artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres (1957-1996). His work expressed both political ideas and his deeply personal insights. And in keeping with Felix's practice, this year's Biennial is called Untitled. The five group exhibitions of the Istanbul Biennial are Untitled (Abstraction), Untitled (Ross), Untitled (Passport), Untitled (History), and Untitled (Death by Gun). Each departs from a specific work by Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
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Beauty From Nature is the title of an exhibition at the Australian Museum in Sydney, the work of two sisters active in colonial Sydney.
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5687 fully balanced line stage
Here is something I drew yesterday.
http://ccedus.googlepages.com/full_b...687_preamp.png This is my first line stage preamp design and thus I need the help of the ones "who know" to tell me if there is a problem with my design before I start designing the PCB. My constraints for the project were the following. - Use the 5687 because I have lot of them - a fully balanced line stage which could be also used with SE sources. - use CCS (because I never used them on any of my previous tube amp or preamp). For info the PS is tube shunt regulated. The cascode CCS with LM317 and DN3545 comes from Walt Jung great article about CCS. Part 1 : http://waltjung.org/PDFs/Sources_101_P2.pdf Part 2 : http://waltjung.org/PDFs/Sources_101_P2.pdf Addendum: http://www.waltjung.org/PDFs/AX_Letters_0907.pdf Could someone help me to calculate the gain of the whole thing. I don't know how to handle the 500ohms degeneration resistors in my gain calculation as well as how a ccs can affect this gain. Thanks in advance for your help |
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...especially when everything is drawn with gEDA
But what I was waiting for are the formulas so I can calculate it by myself next time. |
Here is a new updated schematic.
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I think you can use common cathode formulas then half the gain for a differential stage. For 5687, considering Ri= 3,5 K and mu=17, that gives a gain near 14dB (5) for assymetrical in /out. |
This spreadsheet will calculate common cathode gain and output resistance. --> http://www.veiset.net/tech/rk.xls
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I've been working with 5687s for a while and I think what you'll run into is a noticeable amount of distortion from the first (plate follower) stage. Even if the tube is run in a relatively straight part of the transfer curve, drawing at least 10 ma, it generates a measurable amount of second order harmonic distortion. I tried about 5% or about 4dB of local negative feedback to get it under control. Also, this tube is a real current hog making PS design expensive and it runs hotter'n hell. Other than that, great tube.
I plan to build balanced preamplifier. I have 2 topology, and I'm not able to choose, which would be better:
The first: http://forum.audiodiy.hu/fs/prev1_122.png The second: http://forum.audiodiy.hu/fs/prev2_162.png Sajti |
Hello Sajti,
In my humble opinion , the second topology has no decisive advantage vs the first; it makes me think to a Audioresearch LS first 2 stages: http://www.arcdb.ws/LS22/ARC_LS22_schematic1.gif Unles you need a lot of gain, you might increase R1 and R4 for better linearity. cordialement jmb |
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HEITOR ALVELOS Professor of Design, Professor of New Media Published in THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE TRANSMISSION Volume 3, Macau, China 2005. This volume is an exhibition catalog accompanying O'Hara's solo exhibition at the Macau Art Museum, Macau, China, in 2005. English, Chinese and Portuguese. EMPATHY IN AN AGE OF MEDIATION There is a sense of inevitability in Morgan O'Hara's work. These drawings need to exist, both as the finest examples of an increasingly rare approach to the visual arts and as particularly acute mirror images of contemporary culture. This apparent paradox unfolds in multiple variations: a quality of timelessness contained in real-time, performative drawing; a humble practice, revealing profound complexity upon careful observation; an exhaustive body of work, yet the work of a highly sophisticated editor; universal, yet incredibly personal. In an age dominated by the abundance of media images, video recording and instant digital photography, we find ourselves more and more dependent on media in order to legitimize our experience of the world. It is almost as if we need to view what happens around us through a digital recorder in order to believe things are really "there", in order to believe others do exist. O'Hara's work is proof that a warmer way of connecting with the world around us is possible and desirable. Her work remains prophetic in its ambition to document human activity. Where O'Hara's work and contemporary media syndromes differ dramatically is in their process and purpose. Morgan O'Hara engages with her objects of study following an essential principle of empathy, impossible to replicate when recording human activity through the eye of a camera. Unlike the asymmetrical relationship dictated by contemporary digital technology, O'Hara's LIVE TRANSMISSIONS establish first and foremost a communion between the maker and the creator, between the observer and the observed. Rather than distancing herself from what she represents in order to sum up its essence, O'Hara chooses to become what she represents, somewhere between instinct and intellect, but definitely beyond both of these. In this process, she becomes the filter, the wise editor of human knowledge revealed in human practice, a creature engaged in a concentrated yet relaxed state of being in which she contemplates movement in real time, fully focused, fully alert, oblivious to herself. O'Hara's work is based on the ambition of mapping every movement around us, in full knowledge that the resulting archive will never be fully completed. Her drawings, precious documents as they are, are not the end result of the process of empathy described above, but rather the means for that process to take place. Once the LIVE TRANSMISSION has ceased, the drawing becomes its evidence. This is why these drawings are so charged with energy: they tell the story of transformation, of one being becoming the other. And this is why Morgan O'Hara's drawings, despite constituting a gigantic archive of human activity and movement, do not extinguish themselves in this taxonomical vocation. They are all the same exact act of empathy in endlessly renewed contexts. Each gesture acquires new meanings every time it is enacted. There is a sense of inevitability in Morgan O'Hara's work, an urgency contained in her need to render human activity in such delicate, complex, exhaustive, beautiful ways. That we are invited to contemplate such expressive, insightful renditions in an era saturated with instant mediation is more than a reason for joy: it is a much-needed opportunity to re-learn the art of seeing. Oporto, Portugal 2005 |
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The counties of East Anglia are:
Norfolk, Suffolk, and parts of the counties of Cambridgeshire and Essex.
The historic county of Huntingdonshire is now part and an administrative district of Cambridgeshire.
East Anglia is the easternmost traditional region of England, and one of the historical kingdoms into which England was divided.
The area, associated with the romantic painter John Constable's life and his landscapes, is predominantly flat.
Constable was born here and portrayed his native Suffolk scenery.
The landscape is constellated with windmills, ditches, canals, bogs.
Both the rural architecture and the scenery are evocative of Holland, although there are times when they remind me of Normandy which, on the other side of the English Channel, is to me somehow the East Anglia equivalent in France.
The Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is a unique area of water, grazing marshes, fen and woodland, and home to some of the rarest plants and creatures in the UK. It is Britain's largest protected wetland, having similar status to a national park.
The East Anglia area is low and undulating and almost entirely covered with glacial deposits. The valleys are shallow, and most are occupied by rivers that drain into the North Sea. The area's regional unity depends as much on history as on physiography. It has been settled for thousands of years. Colchester, the oldest recorded town in England, was important in pre-Roman and Roman times. East Anglia was one of the kingdoms of Anglo-Saxon England, consisting of the north people (Norfolk), the south people (Suffolk), and adjacent communities. During the medieval period Norwich was the major weaving town in England. The modern economy of East Anglia is maintly agricultural. Barley is the major crop, and market gardening is also well developed. Along the coast are many holiday resorts. Light industry has developed in most towns.
East Anglia region retains an air of remoteness that belongs to its history. With the North Sea on its northern and eastern flanks, it was at one time almost cut off by fenland to the west (now drained) and forest (long ago cleared) to the south. In medieval times it was one of the richest wool regions and, in some parts, was depopulated to make way for sheep. It is now the centre of some of the most industrialized farming in England. Vast fields are devoted to cereals, potatoes, and sugar beets. Compared with other regions, East Anglia has a low population density; with rapid industrialization, however, this pattern is changing. The county of Suffolk has a wide industrial base, with printing and production of agricultural machinery, electronics, and automobile components. Norwich, in Norfolk, has diverse manufacturing and service industries. Bacton, on the coast of Norfolk, provides oil and gas terminals for the fields in the North Sea.
The traditional central town is the cathedral city of Norwich, the county town of Norfolk and its only city (see Norwhich Cathedral pictured right). It is home to the University of East Anglia and its Centre of East Anglian Studies. Norwich has a famous market for local produce, and a variety of small specialist shops.
Also in Norfolk is Great Yarmouth, a sort of a multiple personality town. It is both a historical port associated with Nelson who was born in Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk, not far from here, and a holiday seaside resort with loud karaokes and a seafront, called the Pleasure Beach, which tries to imitate Las Vegas Strip.
King's Lynn is a port on the estuary of the Great Ouse River as it flows into the Wash, a wide and shallow square-shaped North Sea bay separating North Norfolk from South Lincolnshire and formed by the confluence of the mouths of four rivers: Witham, Welland, Nene and Great Ouse. King's Lynn, which lies mainly on the east bank of the Great Ouse, is the third largest centre in Norfolk, after Norwich and Great Yarmouth. Originally named Bishop's Lynn, the town has a long history. In 1101 it appeared on records, although it's widely thought that its history goes well beyond that.
By the 14th century, King's Lynn was the third port of England. In 1538 the town became royal property under Henry VIII, and was then renamed Lynn Regis and King's Lynn as a consequence. King's Lynn, as in the end it was called, reached prosperity in the 17th century by the export of corn: testament to that age is the beautiful Custom House (pictured right), designed by local architect Henry Bell and built in 1683 in Palladian style by Sir John Turner as a merchant exchange. With a statue of King Charles II above the door, the Custom House still stands on the Quay of the Purfleet, a former navigable waterway, few yards from the Great Ouse river bank. In front of it is the statue of seafarer Captain George Vancouver, who was born in Lynn, twice sailed with Captain Cook and charted 4,000 miles of west American coastline from California to Alaska; the city of Vancouver in Canada is named after him.The Custom House now hosts the Tourist Information Centre. It's open all year and the admission is free. Enquiries: Purfleet Quay tel. 01553 763044.
Other notable landmarks in the town are St Margaret's Church, whose construction in 1101 marked the beginning of King's Lynn, St Nicholas's Chapel, built about 1200, with its characteristically pointed tall spire, Greyfriars Tower also known as "the leaning tower of Lynn", The South Gates, the most unforgettable of Lynn's landmarks, through which traffic enters the town from the south as its arch strides only one half of the road, Town Hall and Trinity Guildhall originally built in the 14th century, The Walks, King's Lynn main urban park within which is the Red Mount chapel, The Library.
Six miles north of King's Lynn is Sandringham House, the official residence of the British Royal family from December to February. The house is on the royal Sandringham Estate, which is inside the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In the spring, many different flowering plants bloom on the grounds of Sandringham House, including lavender, which can be seen on the nearby Norfolk Lavender Farm. The great variety of flowers can also be admired when driving along the road that borders the royal estate. Sandringham house, museum and park are all open to the public between April and October, except the end of July. Surrounding woodland walks are always open. The visitor centre and restaurant is open all year, except Good Friday and Christmas Day. Enquiries tel: 01553 612908, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ipswich is the county town of Suffolk, and is at the head of the river Orwell's estuary.
Cambridge is the world-renowned, prestigious university city and the county town of Cambridgeshire. The great physicist Isaac Newton studied and taught at Cambridge University. Charles Darwin, arguably the greatest biologist ever, studied here at Christ's College. Many other leading scholars of international reputation have also taught at Cambridge, including the physicists James Clerk Maxwell and Stephen Hawking, the philosopher Bertrand Russell, the economist John Maynard Keynes.
Other major towns in Cambridgeshire are the cathedral cities of Ely and Peterborough.
Ely is the seat of one of the most beautiful cathedrals in England. The town of Ely lies on the west bank of the River Ouse and is situated on the Isle of Ely, a hill which is the highest point of the surrounding alluvial fens, flat, low-lying, watery lands. The Isle of Ely is so called because it was formerly an "island" surrounded by swamps and marshes, and before their draining in 1630–52 it was a place of refuge. The Isle of Ely was until 1965 an independent administrative county. Ely Cathedral is locally called "the ship of the Fens", due to its prominent shape towering above the fenlands landscape around it.
Peterborough, a separately administered area as a unitary authority, is a historic city founded as a fort by the Romans and developed into a town in the Middle Ages. It later had a role in the English Civil War. During the Industrial Revolution, the opening of the Great Northern Railway's main line from London to York in 1850 turned Peterborough from a market town into an industrial city. A rather large city with a population of over 150,000, it lies on the River Nene, and is located in an area of flat and low-lying lands, lying in some places even below sea-level. In Peterborough the historical, the old, the beautiful and the grandiose, its Cathedral and Guildhall, its art treasures and fine buildings, mix interestingly with the working class estates of the traditional manufacturing industry and with the modern urban redevelopments.
Peterborough Cathedral (pictured right) can be seen from a long distance due to its gigantic size towering over the city. Founded as a monastery in AD 655, it was re-built between 1118 and 1238 in its current form. Two queens were buried here: Katherine of Aragon, first wife of Henry the VIII, and Mary Queen of Scots, later moved to Westminster Abbey in London. Peterborough Cathedral, dedicated to Saints Peter, Paul and Andrew, is considered by some to be the most beautiful Norman Cathedral in England. It is an impressive building, and it has the rarity among English medieval cathedrals of a triple-arched west front, with the statues of the three saints, and a general asymmetry in its outline.


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- For your relaxation you take advantage of the bubbles of the outside Jacuzzi facing the sea.
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- Tucked away on the hillsides at the foot of Cape Canaille the wines of the 400 acre Cassis terroir produce 1000000 bottles of internationally-famed wines. Wine connoisseurs will enjoy the tasting offered by the 12 domains.
- Typical provencal market every Wednesday and Friday morning in the village
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The Missouri Prosthetic Parity Bill (HB 616) passed out of the House Health Care Policy Committee unanimously (10-0) on April 1st
It's not an April fools joke either! Amazing that these bills are consistently passing unanimously, isn't it? This bodes well for the federal bills. So, ironically, Missouri is about to make it illegal to deny coverage for prosthetics. I live in Missouri, but I work for Kansas, so I'm still stuck. But, wonderful news for amputees in Missouri that have been doing without for so long!
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Virtual Instruments acquires Xangati for its networking and virtualization monitoring expertise. The company plans to integrate the new technology into the VirtualWisdom platform.
- October 19, 2016
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Cisco storage networking products get FCIP, FCoE upgrades
Cisco storage networking announced upgrades that include Ethernet boosts for FCIP and FCoE, but it's decided to hold off on shipping 32 GbE Fibre Channel.
- September 27, 2016
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Virtual Instruments teaches VirtualWisdom NAS expertise
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Our members continue towards better air quality and reduced noise. We have contributed to the EU Year of Air 2013 by responding to the EU air quality review, as well as providing input into the revision of the environmental noise directive and vehicle noise regulation.
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DIY Skirt and Hairband
07:00This skirt is not exactly the vibrant colours required of the April stashbusting challenge but it did bust some stash and provide a gorgeous little girl with a handmade birthday pressie!
I bought the fabric two years ago (almost) to make a similar skirt and hair clip. This time I managed to cut the fabric too small so ended up with an almost identical skirt to the last time which was fine, just not the full skirt I had wanted...!
I also made a fabric flower (using this tutorial), stuck a rosette in the centre then hot glued it to a alice band, simple!
Linking to these fab linky parties!
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Super cute! I love the pearls on the headband!
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http://www.usscrafty.blogspot.com/2013/04/submarine-sunday-27_14.htmlThanks for sharing. I've been wanting to try my hand at some fabric flowers. They sure can brighten up other things!
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Cooking, living, exploring Provence - it's markets, food festivals, seasonal highlights.
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Medieval Festival in Chateauneuf-du-Pape
We are big fans of all the village fêtes here in Provence. But until recently we had never heard of the "Fête de la Véraison" that has been celebrated in Chateauneuf-du-Pape for almost 30 years now. Véraison means ripening and denotes the moments when the color of the grapes turns from green to purple. To celebrate this Chateauneuf, probably the most prestigious wine village in Provence, turns into a medieval village complete with knights and damsels, court jesters, shepherds and the plague ridden poor.
But this wouldn't be a proper village fête if you could not also find all kinds of culinary sustenance. We came home having not only tasted the wines of Chateauneuf but with wonderful breads, fresh garlic, onions and shallots, the best because almost non sugary candied fruit we have ever tasted. And truly happy to have shared this very special, joyful festival.
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Once upon a time if you had something break around the home you would call the local handyman and get it taken care of quickly. Every town had a handyman or two and they were always the go-to people. These days it seems like corporations have taken over all trade jobs, but as easy as it is to find these groups in the yellow pages you may want to think twice and go with your local handyman instead. Here are three great reasons to use a local handyman when you need a repair whether it is plumbing, electrical, renovation, or more.
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In almost every scenario a local handyman will save you money compared to paying a professional group from a corporation to come out for the same service. A local company or handyman is not going to have a massive amount of overheads or an army of administrators. Therefore, they can charge you for the piece and their labour. The end result is a much lower bill. In addition, if you use a local handyman you are going to save money compared to taking care of the task on your own because the handyman already has the equipment that you would need to buy. Hiring him or her is just the quicker and simpler solution.
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When you call a large group to come out you have to work with their schedule, a handyman is likely more willing to work with your schedule. They may be known around town for being helpful, and may even come out on an evening or weekend when other establishments are already closed. Of course, they also save you time compared to trying to do something yourself. While it may take you all day to repair a leaking sink, replace insulation in the attic, or tile the bathroom, these jobs are everyday occurrences for a handyman and they will work much faster and much better than you could.
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The last reason to hire a local handyman is the simple fact that the job will get completed without any safety risks. Plumbing, electrical, and building jobs all have the potential of injury for someone that isn't experienced, so instead of taking a risk with your own health why not let a professional handle the task. Plus, at the end of the day you will be very satisfied because everything will be done right and done. You will no longer need to worry about it or any other repairs associated with the original issue.


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Breakfast is served 7 days per week
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Tuesday – Spinach Stuffed Shellss & Pot Roast
Wednesday – Baked Chicken & Fried Pork Chops
Thursday – Sliced Roast Beef with Gravy & Meatloaf
Friday – Fried Catfish & Spinach Stuffed Shells
Saturday – Meatloaf & Pulled BBQ Pork
Sunday – Skillet Fried Chicken & Chef's Choice of meats
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All meals are served with our famous fried chicken, meats of the day, several hot southern vegetables, salads, drink, dessert and biscuits. Friday & Saturday, lunch features 3 meats and dinner features 4 meats.
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HISTORY – Monell's Nashville ~ Germantown
The Historic Germantown Neighborhood is located just to the north of downtown Nashville. It was first home to the wild animals that were drawn to the sulfur spring and salt lick located close to where the neighborhood now stands, and later to the Native Americans who hunted them. As the area made its transformation from agricultural to urban, many of the families moving into the neighborhood were German (thus the name Germantown) and included skilled craftsmen, tradesmen and business people. Germantown was incorporated into the Nashville city limits in 1865. The district is one of Nashville's most architecturally beautiful neighborhoods, containing a significant concentration of Victorian building styles. It has been designated as a city Arboretum by the Nashville Tree Foundation and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.
The original restaurant location, Monell's Nashville ~ Germantown, was built in 1905. The stately home was constructed in the Victorian style and the interior still features many of the original architectural features such as the transom windows and fireplaces. Murals painted on the restaurant walls by local artisans depict scenes of prominent historical neighborhood buildings. The Victorian garden adjacent to the restaurant allows guests a relaxing respite before or after meals and is often the site of special event photography, such as proms, weddings, reunions and other family events.
Every year the neighborhood celebrates Oktoberfest, an enormously popular street festival, which features the culture of the neighborhood's German heritage with food, music, dancing, and of course, German beer. Historic Germantown is part of Nashville's Capitol District, which is home to the state capitol, Bicentennial Mall State Park and the Farmer's Market. The beautiful architecture, brick sidewalks and over 100 varieties of trees in the neighborhood make Historic Germantown a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.


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Plaza™ High Density Bike Rack - Double Sided
The Sportworks PlazaTM double sided bike rack is designed to provide high density, organized bike parking, all within a space efficient footprint. Patent Pending.
More infoThe Sportworks Plaza Jr.™ bike racks were designed to address the shortcomings of existing bike racks when used with smaller geometry bikes. With it's "zero clearance" mounting capability, the single sided 6 position rack can be installed directly next to a building or structure, maximizing space efficiency. Additionally, the double sided 12 position rack maximizes space use and capacity without increasing the length of the rack.
The Plaza Jr.'s™ angled parking orientation minimizes bike-to-bike interference, allowing for easy loading and unloading and promotes a clean, orderly appearance. Each bike is provided its own parking location and is supported so handlebars can't twist, keeping bikes upright. The Sportworks Plaza Jr.™ meets APBP bike parking standards allowing both the bike's wheel and frame to be secured using a variety of lock types.
The Sportworks single sided Plaza Jr.™ is available in both six and twelve bike versions, and can be ordered in stainless steel or powder coated mild steel. The Plaza Jr.™ is easily and efficiently installed with two mounting anchors.
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Sportworks bike parking products are available in a wide variety of finishes and materials. Please contact us for specific details regarding minimum lot size charges on finishes.
This polyester-based finish is well suited for bike racks made from mild steel, and is available in a wide variety of colors. Powder coating serves as a protective barrier to the various environment elements that cause corrosion. To further increase corrosion resistance, Sportworks recommends an additional zinc plated undercoat be applied prior to the powder coating process. Zinc acts as a sacrificial anode to protect the base metal from corrosion should the powder coat become chipped.
This thermoplastic finish is also well suited for mild steel racks, and Plascoat's special formulation (PPA-571) produces a more flexible and robust coating. When compared to polyester-based powder coatings, PPA-571 thermoplastic powder coatings are tougher, more resistant to chips, and naturally graffiti resistant. This finish is also available in a wide variety of colors.
Unlike powder coating and galvanizing, this finish removes material during the application process, and is ideal for stainless steel racks. Small glass particles (media) traveling at high velocities impact the metal removing the outer surface, and resulting in a mildly-textured or matted finish. Similar to galvanizing, there are no color options available for this type of finish. Sportworks stainless steel bike racks represent the highest level of corrosion protection available.
Mild steel is a type of steel where the main alloying element is carbon. Having anywhere from .05% to .20% carbon, mild steel can still be bent and formed, but has mechanical properties that will provide a good amount of strength to the part being fabricated. Mild steel rusts and corrodes when exposed to air and moisture, so for outdoor applications, it must be coated with finishes such as galvanizing, plating, powder coating, thermoplastics, and painting. Without one or a combination of these finishes, mild steel can rust and corrode to the point of part failure.
Stainless steel does not stain, corrode, or rust as easily as mild steel and is is used where both the properties of steel and resistance to corrosion are required. Stainless steel differs from mild steel by the amount of chromium and nickel that is present. Unprotected mild steel rusts readily when exposed to air and moisture.Stainless steels contain sufficient chromium and nickel to form a passive film of oxides, which prevents further surface corrosion and blocks corrosion from spreading into the metal's internal structure. Stainless steel can still corrode and discolor in some conditions, but in general it will retain its strength and appearance when exposed to the outdoors.
Surface mount uses permanent or removable anchors to secure the bicycle rack mounting flange to concrete.
Concrete Drive Anchors, 3/8" Diameter x 3.5", Steel Zinc Plated.
Concrete Wedge Anchors, ¼" Diameter x 2-1/4" Length, Zinc Plated Steel with Hex Head, ¼"-20 nut
At Sportworks, we take environmental responsibility very seriously. Our bike racks are made with post-industrial recycled steel. We trace the location of origin and material/chemical composition of all the raw materials and sourced components we use. We also monitor VOC content in our finishing materials, and use recycled content in our packaging materials.
Installation of Sportworks bike racks may assist your project in qualifying for the following green building certification programs:
Sportworks bike racks can help you achieve one or more of the following points under the LEED 2009 Rating System:
Living Building Challenge
All Sportworks bike racks are fully compliant with the Materials Red List of the Living Building Challenge, which means they don't contain harmful materials including formaldehyde, halogenated flame retardants, PVC, lead, mercury, CFC's, HCFC's, neoprene (chloroprene) and cadmium.
Our bike racks may also help fulfill the Car-Free Living, Appropriate Sourcing, Conservation & Reuse, and the Human Scale & Humane Places imperatives within Version 2.0 of the Living Building Challenge.
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Featured Health Business Daily Story, March 19, 2014
REPORT ON MEDICARE COMPLIANCE is the nation's leading source of news and strategic information on Medicare compliance, Stark and other big-dollar issues of concern to health care compliance officers.
Pharmacy compounding is shaping up to be a hot spot this year, as Medicare and FDA watchdogs turn up the heat on compounding by hospitals, compounding by manufacturers and the way in which they intersect.
The two worlds — state-regulated compounding in hospitals and federal oversight of manufacturers — are colliding, as the FDA in January urged hospitals to buy drugs only from compounders that voluntarily register with the agency and abide by "good manufacturing practices."
Compounding — which is the mixing of two or more ingredients to tailor a drug to a specific patient's needs — also is a new target on the 2014 Work Plan for HHS's Office of Inspector General, with the OIG eyeing practices inside hospitals and oversight by Medicare accreditors.
This is raising the compliance and quality improvement stakes for a service that may fall through the regulatory cracks. "It's an area that has not had sufficient concern in hospitals and has not risen to the level of other organizational risks," says Margaret Hambleton, vice president and chief compliance officer at Dignity Health in California. "If you haven't done a gap analysis using experts, I recommend it."
Compounded sterile products often were overlooked by state and federal regulators until the New England Compounding Center debacle in 2012, when the manufacturer sold contaminated steroid injections in 20 states that caused a fungal meningitis outbreak that affected 750 people and was linked to 64 deaths. Although this wasn't the first time problems were identified with compounded sterile products, the case exposed the flaws in government surveillance and led to a November 2013 law giving the FDA more authority over them. And the ball has just begun rolling, between new moves by the FDA commissioner and the OIG Work Plan.
When performed at hospitals, pharmacies and other health care facilities, compounding is governed by Chapter 797 of US Pharmacopeia (USP), which is enforced by state pharmacy boards, says Phillip Williams, Pharm.D., administrative director of pharmacy services for Edward-Elmhurst Healthcare in Naperville, Ill. Compounding sterile products by a manufacturer in large batches — which sounds like an oxymoron because compounding was designed to tailor drugs to individual needs (e.g., a patient with allergies) — is regulated by the states and, depending on the circumstances, the FDA.
"I follow USP 797 because I make compounded drugs for one patient at a time. I don't follow GMP [good manufacturing practices] because I am not a manufacturer," he says.
As the risks come into sharper focus, hospitals are caught between a rock and a hard place. Either they try to shift the risks of compounding drugs by outsourcing more of them (but may not adequately oversee manufacturers), or they bring compounding back in-house without providing adequate quality assurance, Hambleton says. "It again highlights the need for compliance to be aware of the hospital's quality assurance and performance improvement plan, which is a requirement of its Medicare conditions of participation," she says. If the hospital has been focused on traditional pharmacy risks — e.g., drug diversion, wastage — it may be time to turn its attention to compounding.
Compounding at the hospital requires a number of steps, Williams says. For example, after receiving a physician's order, the pharmacy verifies the drug is appropriate for the patient based on height, weight, age, renal or liver function and disease state. "We also look for any potential drug-drug, drug-food and drug-disease interactions," he says. Then the pharmacist or pharmacy technician prepares the order in a USP 797-compliant sterile compounding room. They use laminar air-flow hoods and an aseptic technique to maintain the sterility of the drug and "diluent" (the substance it is diluted with). USP 797 also has rules governing the competency of people who compound drugs. This includes training, observation and validation testing. For example, hospitals can take a sample of a compounded drug they prepare, put it into an incubator and check for contaminants. "If there's no growth, their technique is verified," Williams says. If there is growth, they repeat the process until they pass. Hospitals may also randomly do fingertip tests on pharmacists and pharmacy technicians, using an agar plate to check for bacterial and fungal growth. They do this to ensure staff is using proper hand-washing methods, according to Williams.
USP 797 also requires pharmacies to monitor 24/7 for appropriate air flow in their compounding environments. "The air is continuously filtered using HEPA filtration to ensure that the environment is as clean as possible," Williams says.
There are three classes of compounding, he says. Level one and two are lower risk, and include the preparation of sterile IVs and unique eye drops. Most hospitals are equipped to compound these medications, but level three drugs are another story. "That's where you start with a non-sterile ingredient and attempt to make it sterile" (e.g., morphine powder), he says. "It's trickier and the consequences of doing it wrong can be deadly." That's why hospitals often buy level-three drugs from manufacturers that specialize in compounded drugs.
Because of the risks, Williams says hospitals should closely monitor manufacturers of compounded drugs. He makes annual surprise inspections of the compounder his hospital buys drugs from even though it is in another state, using inspection tools available through USP and other professional organizations. "I look at quality, training and competency logs," he says. The compounder also is required to send him quarterly reports on end-product testing to ensure the compounded drugs are sterile and the correct ingredients are used in proper doses. Group purchasing organizations may perform inspections on behalf of hospitals that don't have the budgets to perform them.
At the federal level, compounded drugs are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness. But after the New England Compounding Center disaster, Congress passed the Drug Quality and Security Act to improve federal oversight. It created Section 503B of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, which allows compounding manufacturers to register as "outsourcing facilities." They are exempt from FDA approval and product-label requirements, but must abide by "current good manufacturing practice" (CGMP) requirements, accept FDA inspections on a risk basis, submit information to FDA on their products and report adverse events.
Although registration is voluntary, FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg, M.D., apparently is trying to leverage hospitals' buying power to give the law more teeth. In a Jan. 8 letter, Hamburg asked hospitals to buy only from 503B outsourcing facilities. "As a purchaser of compounded drugs, you can play an important role in improving the quality of compounded drugs by requiring compounding pharmacies that supply drugs to your facility to register as outsourcing facilities," she wrote. "Once they register, you and the patients you serve can be assured that FDA will inspect these facilities on a risk-based schedule, hold them to CGMP requirements, monitor the adverse event reports they are required to submit to the agency, and require appropriate labeling. I urge you to consider this in your future purchasing decisions and look forward to working with you to improve the quality of compounded drugs."
Williams likes this idea. "We put in place a policy that we will only do business with 503B companies," he says. "Our duty is to take care of patients and do no harm. We have to ensure what we are doing internally is appropriate and safe, or if we use a third party, whoever we are purchasing from is producing the highest-quality, safest product." It's not easy, he says. In addition to paying for inspections of its outsourcing facility, the hospital is "relying on the states and boards of pharmacies to uphold these rules and regulations so that if I buy something, the process they used to make the product is safe." Hambleton suggests compliance officers gather relevant decision makers in the hospital to discuss whether it buys drugs from nonregistered compounding pharmacies and if so, why, and whether the hospital should use its purchasing power to press the pharmacy to register under 503B.
Compounders may ignore 503B and opt for 503A of the FD&C Act, which leaves oversight to the states with some powers reserved for the FDA. Even before the law was passed, Hamburg noted in her letter, FDA had inspected 70 compounders, usually with its state partners. "During these inspections, FDA observed serious quality problems, including contaminated products and poor sterile practices that create a risk of contamination. Numerous recalls of sterile products have been conducted, and numerous pharmacies chose to stop sterile compounding after FDA identified problems with their sterile compounding processes," she wrote. "New problems continue to be identified at compounding pharmacies across the country, which number over 15,000."
The scrutiny of compounding doesn't stop there. OIG will put Medicare oversight of pharmaceutical compounding in hospitals under the microscope, according to the 2014 Work Plan, which notes that "most hospitals compound at least some pharmaceuticals onsite." OIG will look at the quality and safety of compounding and examine how CMS oversees it through accreditation and certification.
Compounding is an area where compliance departments can partner with quality improvement, Hambleton says. Quality improvement departments, under the oversight of the quality committee of the hospital board, develop the annual quality assurance and performance improvement plans required by CMS as part of the conditions of participation, but they often focus on the same risk areas even when scores are consistently good. "Hospitals should monitor things that really make an impact on quality and not just things they do well on. It makes me crazy when the plans show 100% compliance year after year," she says. "Compliance should play a significant role in evaluating whether, from a monitoring and audit perspective, those are the monitors that will most improve the quality in the organization."
Hambleton says compliance officers may know how to ask the right questions. For example, has this measure been in place for many years? Are we continuing to show 100% compliance? If so, why are we continuing to measure it? Have we gotten to the best quality we can? Are we "actively and effectively monitoring" corrective action plans and quality improvement plans? Are quality initiatives under consideration that will move the needle from a quality perspective? "I don't expect compliance officers will necessarily be able to identify the right quality measures from a clinical perspective, but they can look at the overall effectiveness of the quality plan and offer useful tools to the quality improvement department related to risk assessment," Hambleton says.
For example, hospitals need to ensure they are monitoring USP 797 in its entirety. "You can't pick and choose," Hambleton says. "The plans pharmacies have in place are generally pretty good but don't necessarily consider all aspects of 797."
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