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A 50 light-year-wide view of the Carina Nebula has been released to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope.
Carina is an immense nebula situated at an estimated 7 500 light years away in the southern constellation Carina, at the keel of the ship Argo Navis. This panoramic image of the nebula gives us a peek into star formation as it commonly occurs along the dense spiral arms of a galaxy.
A mosaic of 48 images taken by Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys, it is overlaid with information in colour obtained from the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. It shows the process of star birth at a new level of detail.
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Our Sun and Solar System may have been born inside such a cosmic crucible 4.6 thousand million years ago.
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The Hubble Space Telescope is a project of international cooperation between NASA and ESA.
During its 17-year lifetime, the telescope has carried out nearly
To date, the orbiting observatory has produced more than 30 terabytes of data. Approximately 10 gigabytes of data is produced daily, enough information to fill the hard drive of a typical home computer in two weeks.
The Hubble archive sends about 66 gigabytes of data each day to astronomers throughout the world. This data has contributed to nearly 7 000 scientific papers, making it one of the most productive scientific instruments ever built.
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An art show to benefit the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF), "Artists for Elephants and Rhinos" opens Saturday, June 14 at the Dora Frost Studio in Southampton.
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Mr. Speaker, to fulfill its mandate of healing and reconciliation, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada must have access to the documentation. The fact that the commission had to go to court to get the documents it needs goes against the principle behind the apology made in the House.
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Samsung has reportedly raised the prices they charge for manufacturing chipsets like the iPhone 5's Apple A6 by a whopping 20%. While no reason for the increase was given, Apple?s increased demand for processors, as many as 200 million chips this year, up from 130 million last year, could be a factor. Whatever the case may be, Apple seems to have little choice but to agree to the price hike, having no viable alternative suppliers at this point. MarketWatch reports:
According to the report, Apple buys all APs used for production of iPhone and iPad from Samsung Electronics with the volume estimated to be 130 million units last year and more than 200 million units this year.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 8:05 pm
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Few things in life are so exciting a pivotal, life changing event for the better. The discovery of balancing a bicycle, one's own sexuality, true love are some classic examples. At the ripe old age of 53 (I think), these seminal events are few. I got lucky. I discovered fish sauce. I discovered the treasure of the Golden Boy.
Fish sauce did not come easy to me. My first notice of it was the stinky, pungent dressing on a Thai catfish salad. "Gak! What is this foul rotten fish taste???" I could not eat it after the first couple bites. I am not a timid eater. I have eaten my share of such culinary delights as silk worms, water bugs, live whole shrimp, and most varieties of sushi/sashimi. But, there was something about the fishy catfish salad that eluded easy consideration.
A couple years ago I visited SE Asia for a few weeks. It was only hours before exposure to that strange, strong fishiness of the catfish salad. After a few meals it became clear that almost everything had that pungency. Even the ever present "soy" sauce reeked of it. The thought crossed my mind that this trip was going to lead to considerable weight loss. With the help of a friendly Thai translator, I quickly figured it out - fish sauce.
The days turned to weeks and I maintained, or gained weight. The food lost its fishiness and became great - even stupendous. None better! What sadness to have to leave it behind to return to the US.
What happened is I became a fish sauce addict. What started out like my first taste of scotch (Yuck. Who would like this stuff?) turned out like my present longing for a fine glass of single malt. (Neat, thank you!)
One thing led to another. I learned about this salty amber liquid - how it is made, who traditionally uses it, its relationship to other culture's foods, its umami-ness - everything I could. (Did you know worchestershire sauce is a variety of fish sauce?) (I do NOT recommend you learn how it is made until you are hopelessly hooked on it.)
Long a foodie insisting on good tasting quality food of any culture, I have taken a serious tumble into this addiction. I now engineer every new recipe or concoction to accommodate fish sauce. It is shocking to consider. I put it on almost anything: Asian foods, pasta, eggs, salads, sandwiches, even pizza. (Pizza is superb with fish sauce!)
Shopping for the right brand was not easy. Few labels had enough English to convey anything meaningful. After trying and tossing out a few cheap brands I did some internet research. The brand that rose to the top of many lists was Golden Boy. I ran to my neighborhood Asian grocery and Lo! there was a mountain sized stack of Golden Boy. I bought 2 at less than $2 each and headed home.
Now there is Golden Boy at home. There is a tall bottle on my desk at work. (It needs no refrigeration.) It is always there, ready, for a splash on just about everything.
But wait! There's more! A new development has taken hold. Hot. VERY hot. There is only one thing better than a dose of Golden Boy - a dosed dose of Golden Boy. Now I finely chop a couple ounces of fresh Thai chilies into a half cup of Golden Boy. Let it soak a few hours, then carefully sprinkle it on anything you like hot and salty. It is a supreme treat. mmmmm...
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Hate fsh sauce too. Don't even ask me why. Nice ideas empkae.
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I've only recently come across fish sauce as an ingredient, and it is also starting to grow on me. The first time I made a thai curry and added the fish sauce, I thought I had ruined it. It smelled terrible. The next time I made it, I added far less, and it just wasn't nearly as good. Now, I add it in even larger quantities every time I make the dish, but it is currently the only dish
I make that uses it, as I am still afraid of what it's effects would be on other dishes.
Your pizza suggestion is interesting.
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I couldn't make most of the Thai dishes I cook WITHOUT fish sauce! It also adds some 'zip' to stir fries.
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My brother once caught me with a bottle of fish sauce. He claimed it smelled like feet. Then I served him a summer roll with a fish sauce based dipping sauce. He forgot about feet, and asked for more summer roll and extra chiles.
The brand that rose to the top of many lists was Golden Boy
I've enjoyed Golden Boy, Tra Chang, Squid, Three Crabs, and Tiparos, but I've never tried them side by side. After Golden Boy, what would be your next couple of favorites?
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My brother once caught me with a bottle of fish sauce. He claimed it smelled like feet.
I've enjoyed Golden Boy, Tra Chang, Squid, Three Crabs, and Tiparos, but I've never tried them side by side. After Golden Boy, what would be your next couple of favorites?
I don't know the other brands. One had a flying duck on it. It was ok. I just like Golden Boy so much I hate to branch out! Now I am working on getting the knack of shrimp paste. It is about 10x stronger than fish sauce, or more! I have been using it sparingly in curries and rice dishes where it is quite nice. I have not quite been able to enjoy it in very strong dipping sauces. It is just too, too fishy.
Tonight I had poached eggs on toast with a LOT of thai chili spiked Golden Boy. Sha-Zam! that is good stuff!
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Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 2:41 am
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empkae wrote:
... At the ripe old age of 53 (I think), these seminal events are few. I got lucky. I discovered fish sauce. .....
Fish sauce did not come easy to me. My first notice of it was the stinky, pungent dressing on a Thai catfish salad. "Gak! What is this foul rotten fish taste???" .... It is a supreme treat. mmmmm...
Weird, very weird. I discovered the joy of fish sauce at 52.
When I first encountered Vietnamese restaurants I enjoyed everything about them except fish sauce and pork skin. I still cannot stand the latter, (see my posts regarding lauric acid in coconut cream). The first time I was served a V dish that came with a little bowl of fish sauce (sliced carrots floating inside) one smell told me to "stay clear". I got to the point that I would tell the waitress not to bring any to the table.
One day I lunched with a colleague from the business college. When our order came, he took the little bowl of sauce and dumped it on his bowl of noodles and meat. I asked him why he did it and he said, "I don't know, it just makes it taste good." I was incredulous and just ignored the incident. A little while later there was a short article in the paper about fish sauce. It raved like you have about the virtues of it as a flavoring for the food. The article also described how it was made, but in spite of that I resolved to take the plunge on my next visit to a V restaurant.
When the opportunity presented itself, I held my nose and dumped the sauce on my noodle bowl. My gawd! What had been simply tasty and nutritious became transformed! I still cannot stand the smell, but a bowl of noodles or imperial rolls without fish sauce is like a day without sunshine. It is really, really good. Cultures, like species, must be preserved because each brings something wonderful to the table, literally.
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Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2007 8:55 am
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I am Thai and I work with Golden Boy fish sauce /
Thank you for love Golden Boy.
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Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 10:05 pm
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I grew up in Thailand and was enjoying Golden Boy fish sauce in the late 60's and early 70's as a kid. When we moved back to the states in 1973, I never saw fish sauce again until it SLOWLY found its way into the US market in the late 90's as Tiparos and squid brands.
Only in the last two years have I been able to get Golden Boy. Boy that brings back pleasant memories when I use it now, but I also missed that flavor terribly. I buy it 4 or 5 bottles at a time and that lasts me about a year. I use this stuff in spaghetti sauces, soups, broths, thai foods - you name it. It is the ultimate condiment.
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I discovered fish sauce about 10 years ago in Vietnamese restaurants. It's one of my favorite "secret ingredients" for adding flavor in all kinds of dishes. I put it in spaghetti sauce and salad dressings; it is anchovies, after all. For those of you who don't like the smell -- don't put it up to your nose -- just shake it in.
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I have never been able to eat it. I was recently trying to fix this Thai dish, but it called for a lot of fish sauce, so I scrapped the whole meal when I opened the bottle and smelled it. There is this Thai I've been wanting to try, but now all I can associate Thai food with is fish sauce. Blech!
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YUK totally disgusting sounding
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Fish sous is very tasty to eat.
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Fish sauce is one thing I haven't bought yet. I love Thai and Asian foods but have never really tried to make them at home. The other day I was trying to make a peanut sauce and didn't succeed. I did make a delicious Asian vinegarette that I could have probably enhanced with a little fish sauce.
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I'm Asian and I love fish sauce, especially if mix with lemon. The smell maybe horrible, but the taste is great.
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Affymetrix further stated that the eBioscience business, although integrating well into the company, did not perform up to the mark in the quarter and expects it to contribute $18 million to total revenues. The gene expression unit also disappointed. However, Affymetrix anticipates cytogenetics and genotyping products to grow at a double-digit rate in the reported quarter.
Overall, Affymetrix expects full year 2012 revenues to remain either flat or marginally down, led by Affymetrix's exposure to the volatile funding environment and weakening Euro. Research and development (R&D) spending by Affymetrix's customers have fallen considerably due to a weak macroeconomic environment coupled with stringent government actions including budget cuts.
Additionally, following an interest and principal payment of $3.5 million on senior debt, Affymetrix forecasts to generate cash-on-hand of $39.6 million (as of September 30, 2012). The company had ended the year-ago quarter with cash and cash equivalent of $32.4 million.
Affymetrix holds a leading position in the gene expression products and services market. Along with Illumina Inc. (ILMN), it is one of the two major providers of microarray technologies, primarily used in the field of genetic research.
The Zacks Consensus Estimates for the third quarter and full year 2012 are expected to be a loss of 3 cents and 12 cents per share, respectively.
Currently, Affymetrix is shifting its research and development (R&D) focus from discovery and exploration markets to the faster-growing validation and routine testing markets. The company reckons cytogenetics and cancer research as promising areas for expansion, representing market opportunities of roughly $200 million and $500 million, respectively.
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Ameriprise Financial (AMP) reported third-quarter 2012 net income from continuing operations of $174 million, or $0.79 per share, compared with $322 million, or $1.33 per share, a year ago, the company said late Wednesday. Third-quarter operating earnings were $289 million, or $1.32 per diluted share, compared with $289 million, or $1.19 per diluted share, a year ago.
These results beat analysts' estimates of operating earnings of $1.19 per share for the most-recent quarter.
According to the company, third-quarter operating results included a $48 million, or $0.22 per share, "unfavorable impact" from the company's annual review of insurance and annuity valuation assumptions and modeling changes (so-called unlocking).
Third-quarter operating net revenues of $2.5 billion were unchanged from a year ago and included lower revenues from the impact of unlocking, the company says. Analysts had estimated that sales would total $2.65 billion in the third quarter.
After adjustments, operating net revenues for the quarter grew 3%, according to the company, "driven by strong Ameriprise advisor client net inflows and market appreciation."
"We had another good quarter, led by solid results in our advisory and asset management businesses," said Jim Cracchiolo (left), chairman and CEO, in a press release. "While equity markets improved in the quarter, low interest rates continue to create headwinds."
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"Our advisory client base grew nicely in the quarter," Cracchiolo said. "We experienced strong retail client net inflows, including more than doubling net inflows into wrap accounts."
Ameriprise advisor client assets grew 18% from a year ago and 4% from the second quarter to $345 billion.
Wrap assets grew 24% year over year to $121 billion, as wrap net inflows in the quarter more than doubled to $2.1 billion compared with the prior year. In the previous quarter, however, wrap inflows were $2.63 billion.
The company says it continued to recruit experienced advisors to Ameriprise, adding 106 advisors in the quarter and 314 year to date for a total 9,815 advisors.
Employee advisors number 2,328, while the headcount of franchisee reps is 7,487.
In a recent study, Cogent Research listed Ameriprise as a top-five firm for financial advisors who are likely to move to another broker-dealer.
Also during the third quarter, the company completed its multi-year brokerage IT conversion project.


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it is lucas are a trading names of lowells who are their stated client on their letter please, and NO you NEVER ring a DCA ever they are NOT bailiffs and have ZERO legal powers on ANY debt no matter what its type. i would suggest that you have moved since whenever you had this A/C and BG sold the debt in 2016 to lowells but ofcourse all the letters to date have gone to your old address lucas, who are very bottom feeders, have decided to waste about £2.50 and search you on credit files and have found you at your new address , hence they letter. dx
It's not Lowels. It's Lucas Credit Services. Never heard of them untill now. Should I be paying or ignore it? Can they put a default on the CRAs?
urm i had uploaded it back to the post above earlier but for some unknown reason was not showing but had a red ! by it. done now, dx
hi thats the problem erudio never admit that they just stick with its stature barred and if want us to remove it you have pay it off otherwise will remain. its like a black mail tool for them plus they're not under obligation to write it off. also you mention they like debt collectors they no chance they write it off lol. I really appreciate the reply you sent help a lot to clear some of my misunderstandings. I let you know what happens with my meeting tomorrow with su. stature barred by one company erudio and blocked by sfe who want me to pay it even though they know its stature barred its crazy lol
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ALLCHAR posted a topic in The building trade and installers,I came across this discussion recently and just wanted to give my experience of A Shade Greener that may help others regarding their boiler finance agreement.
We had a 10yr finance contract for a boiler fitted July 2015.
After a summer of discontent with ASG I discovered that if you have paid HALF the agreement or more you can legally return the boiler to them at no cost to yourself. I've just returned mine the feeling is liberating.
It all started mid summer during lockdown when they refused to service our boiler because we didn't have a loft ladder or flooring installed despite the fact AS installed the boiler. and had previosuly serviced it without issue for 4yrs. After consulting with an independent installer I was informed that if this was the case then ASG had breached building regulations, this was duly reported to Gas Safe to investigate and even then ASG refused to accept blame and repeatedly said it was my problem. Anyway Gas Safe found them in breach of building regs and a compromise was reached.
A month later and ASG attended to service our boiler but in the process left the boiler unusuable as it kept losing pressure not to mention they had damaged the filling loop in the process which they said was my responsibilty not theres and would charge me to repair, so generous of them! Soon after reporting the fault I got a letter stating it was time we arranged a powerflush on our heating system which they make you do after 5 years even though there's nothing in the contract that states this. Coincidence?
After a few heated exchanges with ASG (pardon the pun) I decided to pull the plug and cancel our agreement.
The boiler was removed and replaced by a reputable installer, and the old boiler was returned to ASG thus ending our contract with them. What's mad is I saved in excess of £1000 in the long run and got a new boiler with a brand new 12yr warranty.
You only have to look at TrustPilot to get an idea of what this company is like.
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Post in Need to make final payment offers after years of paying my debts off - can no longer afford them..
comebackjimmy posted a post in a topic,Dazza a few months ago I discovered a good friend of mine who had ten debts with cards and catalogues which he was slavishly paying off at detriment to his own family quality of life, and I mean hardship, not just absence of second holidays or flat screen TV's.
I wrote to all his creditors asking for supporting documents and not one could provide any material that would allow them to enforce the debt.
As a result he stopped paying and they have been unable to do anything, one even admitted it was unenforceable.
If circumstances have got to the point where you are finding it unmanageable you must ask yourself why you feel the need to pay. I guarantee you that these companies have built bad debt into their business model and no one over there is losing any sleep over your debt to them! They will see you as a victim and cash cow and they will be reluctant to discuss final offers, only ways to keep you paying with threats of court action or seizing your assets if you have any.
They are not your friends and you owe them no loyalty or moral duty, that must remain only for yourself and your family.
If it was me I would send them all a CCA request. I would bet that not one will provide the correct response and you can quite legally stop paying them until such time as they do provide a response. Even when they do you should check back here as they mostly send dodgy photo copies or generic rubbish that has no connection with your supposed debt.
The money you are paying them should, as far as you are able, be put to a savings account for yourself and as a means of paying of one of these fleecers should they ever manage to get to to the point of a successful court judgement. After six years they will not be able to start court action and that money will then become yours.
They will of course pursue you for the funds and pass your file around various departments of their business and out to third parties.
Your response is that you should treat it as a hobby. I have numerous files of correspondence each faithfully organised showing the various letters from different DCA;s , solicitors etc with a mix of threats, inducements and offers. It is like my stamp collection and I show it to anyone who is interested!
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An insider-trading probe involving the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee and a top staff member also includes dozens of hedge funds, investment advisors and other firms, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a court filing.
In arguing against the House's motion to dismiss the case or send it to a court in Washington, the SEC told a Manhattan federal judge July 16 that the geographic scope of its investigation is "much wider" than described by lawyers for the House and involves a total of 44 entities.
The probe concerns some of the largest hedge funds and asset-management advisers in the U.S., the SEC said. Twenty-five of the 44 are based in New York, it said.
The agency subpoenaed the House committee and the staff member, Brian Sutter, for its inquiry into whether non-public information was illegally passed about a change in health-care policy that resulted in a spike in share prices of insurance companies. The case is testing whether U.S. insider-trading laws allow regulators to investigate the committee or its staff.
According to the regulators, minutes before the government announced the policy change, an analyst at Height Securities LLC sent clients a flash report outlining the proposal. Sutter may have been a source used by a lobbyist at Greenberg Traurig LLP who disclosed the health policy changes to the Height Securities analyst, the SEC said.
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The government announced an increase, rather than decrease, in payments to health insurers, boosting the shares of companies including Humana Inc.
"The Humana investigation is substantially concerned with the investor clients of Height Securities who received the subject Height e-mail, and who the commission believes may have engaged in relevant trading," the SEC said in a filing to U.S. District Judge Paul Gardephe. It didn't name the investors.
Sanjay Wadhwa, senior associate director of the SEC's New York regional office, said in a memo to the court that 25 of the firms the agency is looking at have headquarters in New York, while the rest are based predominantly in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Illinois and California. One is in Washington. The probe is being handled by SEC lawyers in New York, he said.
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The SEC cited a law Congress passed in 2012 that requires public officials to keep confidential non-public information about government matters that could move stock prices.
The House and Sutter are fighting the subpoenas. Their lawyers argued in a July 4 filing that staff members are "absolutely immune" from having to comply with subpoenas from a federal regulator in an insider-trading probe.
Kerry W. Kircher, the top lawyer for the House, said the information the SEC is seeking concerns legislative activities protected by the Constitution, which can't be reviewed by federal judges. If Gardephe won't dismiss the case, it should be moved to federal court in Washington, Kircher said.
The case is SEC v. The Committee on Ways and Means of The U.S. House of Representatives and Brian Sutter. 14-mc-00193. U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
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Seven other Democrats have won Senate seats, including Rep. Chris Murphy in Connecticut and incumbent Sens. Joe Manchin in West Virginia and Bob Menendez in New Jersey. Fighting for control of the Senate, each party had locked up 40 seats as of 9:30 p.m. Eastern Time, and Republicans 41 seats, including the 67 seats not up this election. Democrats now enjoy a 53-seat majority, including two independents who align with them.


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CCAI's Finishing Pavilion & Conference at Fabtech 2012 Largest Yet
In just its third year, CCAI's Finishing Pavilion & Conference at Fabtech has become the destination for finishing products and services, and education.
In just its third year, CCAI's Finishing Pavilion & Conference at Fabtech has become the destination for finishing products and services, and education. The Finishing Pavilion show floor is now the largest since CCAI became a Fabtech partner in 2010 and will feature virtually all the major manufacturers of paints, powder coatings, application equipment, pretreatment chemicals, systems houses, and auxiliary products and supplies that service the finishing industry. You can see all the exhibiting companies by clicking the Fabtech "Clean, Coat, Cure" icon at the top of the CCAI website home page (ccaiweb.com).
"We've seen exhibitors increase their booth space substantially this year," says Anne Goyer, CCAI executive director. "That's great news for attendees who want to see products in action on the show floor. Attendees love to see how things work. Expect to see a lot more demonstrations in the CCAI Finishing Pavilion this year."
"Likewise we are equally excited about the quality content of our Finishing Conference at Fabtech," Goyer says. To review the complete Finishing Conference programming, visit ccaiweb.com or the show website at fabtechexpo.com.
Early registration for Fabtech has been strong, and organizers expectations more than 25,000 attendees. CCAI members and finishers are encouraged to register now to save money on the conference and show fees and secure hotel rooms while inventory remains. CCAI has designated Treasure Island as the finishing headquarters hotel. Visit fabtechexpo.com to register and make hotel reservations.


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John Travolta is speaking out about his big Oscars flub. At Sunday's ceremony, the actor incorrectly introduced Idina Menzel as Adele Dazeem before her performance of Frozen's "Let It Go."
"I've been beating myself up all day," Travolta said in a statement obtained by Today. "Then I thought ... what would Idina Menzel say? She'd say, 'Let it go, let it go!' Idina is incredibly talented and I am so happy Frozen took home two Oscars Sunday night!"
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Travolta drew ire Sunday after mispronouncing Menzel's name. Within minutes, his error had been immortalized on Vine, and spawned its own Twitter account, @AdeleDazeem.
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Present: Mat, Chris, Ryan, Gareth, Neil, Kasia, Robin, Georgina (minutetaker) and Tim
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1. Party. It will be great. Mikey is designing flyers and posters. It will be in the list. There will be invites. There is a whole list of fabulous party ideas(some more ludicrous than others) which for those of you who didn't attend the meeting will be a surprise. But rest assured that Ryan is looking into most of them. As far as entertainement, we've got some of our favourite bands, and there will be more.
The madness is that the day after our birthday is the fringe opening. You know what that means...
Also the world youth congress will be around that weekend and we will be giving them the time of their lives. Fun with sex-ed uh-huh.
What a wild couple of days...
2. The kitchen. Opened on Tuesday and is great. Go volunteer.
3. As mentioned the festival is opening thus giving us another opportunity to party. There will be DJs etc. We are pretty much booked up with events already but will try and keep some slots free for last minute randomness. Ryan is on the internationals.
We'll be getting a skip to once more sort through our junk. Ryan will get on that asap. Btw, the skip permit is for 3 months; surely we can think of something fun to do with a skip permit? And outdoor seating license is pending...chris is looking into it.
4. Gareth bought a freezer. It arrives on Friday.
5. John crave is coming. There will be a party and much more. In the words of Scar, be prepared...
6. WYC or world youth congress is-a-coming.Tuesday and Wednesday 10-5, Thursday till 11pm. Miroslav and Mikey will be doing sex education theatre and there will be an art installation. There will be almost fourty people to feed which is always a bundle of fun.
7.Indymedia. Apparently during the G8 period there was a bit of nastiness and misunderstanding. And they owe us money for photocopying. But chris reassured us that it's cool. Speaking of photocopying, Robin will sort the photocopier out.
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"WTF, SF? From Goldrushers to Glassholes"
Considering the sudden preponderance of fascinating panel talks concerning the state of San Francisco, it is safe to say that the dialogue between newcomers and longtime residents is officially underway. This talk, hosted by inimitable bookstore Green Apple and the charitable San Francisco Elks, promises to be extra kicky. Five big-time local cultural figures and authors — Gary Kamiya (San Francisco Magazine), Reverend Cecil Williams (Glide Memorial Church), Julia Flynn Siler (House of Mondavi), John Law (Burning Man), and Joel Selvin (SF Chronicle) — will meet in a town hall format to address the city's shifting identity. Plus, cocktails! And a glimpse inside the gorgeous Elks Lodge No. 3, the "oldest continuously operating lodge in Elkdom." (Marke B.)
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Third Fl., 450 Post, SF
"The Cambridge Turn: Recent Ethnographic Shorts"
The Pacific Film Archive wraps up a series mostly dedicated to documentarian and Harvard professor Ross McElwee with this shorts program featuring other filmmakers from McElwee's Massachusetts stomping grounds. Author Scott MacDonald (American Ethnographic Film and Personal Documentary: The Cambridge Turn) appears in person at this screening of works by Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Stephanie Spray — known for their fest-favorite experimental works — as well as Cambridge veteran Alfred Guzzetti. Also of note is J.P. Sniadecki's Songhua (2007), shot along the banks of China's Songhua River. What begins as an observational document soon begins to intimately involve the filmmaker, as his subjects, mostly local vendors, appropriate his presence: "Who will buy a windmill as the American films me?" (Cheryl Eddy)
7pm, $5.50-$9.50
Pacific Film Archive
2575 Bancroft, Berk
The Cult
Singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy have led British rockers The Cult for three decades now, charging across the Atlantic with songs such as "She Sells Sanctuary," "Sweet Soul Sister," and "Fire Woman." The group returned with their latest album, Choice of Weapon, in 2012, and toured around the world last year celebrating their 1987 record Electric. Bay Area fans are in for a treat as the band visits the city as a warmup for their two slots down south at Coachella later this month. (Sean McCourt)
With DJ Omar Perez
8pm, $45-$47
The Regency Ballroom
1300 Van Ness, SF
Lady Stardust
Lady Stardust, a San Francisco-based David Bowie cover band, is committing "Rock 'n' Roll Suicide" (aka playing their last show). As a girl-dominated cover band, the group will be performing the entirety of David Bowie's magnum opus, The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, from start to finish. And for those who wanted to hear Prince and the Revolution's "When Doves Cry" and Heart's "Barracuda" all performed in one set, Purple Heart can satiate that desire — the band plays a strict regimen of Prince and Heart covers. Also joining for the cover-tastic night is Bones of a Feather, a band with a calling card for doing soul covers. So throw on some glitter and your tallest platforms, and come out for a night of what should be a "Moonage Daydream." (Erin Dage)
With Purple Heart, Bones of a Feather
9pm, $6
Thee Parkside
1600 17th St, SF
(415) 252-1330
Thrillville's 17th Anniversary-Farewell Bay Area Show
The rumors are true, Daddy-o: Will "The Thrill" Viharo, well-known to patrons of Oakland's New Parkway Theater (not to mention the original Parkway) for programming the B-movie series "Thrillville Theater," is leaving town. But he's not saying aloha without throwing one last cinematic shindig, highlighted by a screening of his personal fave, the ever-quotable 1957 noir classic The Sweet Smell of Success. Pull up a couch, grab a beer, and toast a true original before he packs up for Seattle — where his wife will be attending grad school, and where he'll be soaking up the rain as inspiration for his own pulp-fiction writing. (Cheryl Eddy)
9:15pm, $8
New Parkway Theater
474 24th St, Oakl.
Exploratorium After Dark: Wearable Technology
Wearable tech has been a hot topic in recent months, to say the least — but don't write off these machines because of one woman's tactless decision to wear her Google gear at a dive bar. The Exploratorium's adults-only event will explore the countless possibilities for how technology can help us mere humans transcend our physical limitations. Think powered exoskeletons and adaptable, 3D-printed prosthetics that could help disabled folks or, you know, RoboCop. And what about LED couture (those awesome glow-in-the-dark and light-up garments worn by ravers and Lady Gaga)? So before we spark up the debate about the world's first tech "hate crime" again, think about what wearable technology could mean for the future — and how it might change many people's lives for the better. (Laura B. Childs)
6pm-10pm, $15
Exploratorium Pier 15
Embarcadero at Green, SF
(415) 528-4444
Angry Samoans
Though old-school California punks the Angry Samoans have been playing for more than 35 years, don't expect that they've matured at all in that long duration of time. Nope, continuing to tour with founding members singer-guitarist "Metal" Mike Saunders and drummer Bill Vockeroth, the band remains purveyors of short, loud bursts of hilariously offensive — yet sing-along-inducing— rock n' roll. Come on, you know you're going to yell out the lyrics to classic tunes such as "Gas Chamber," "My Old Man's a Fatso," "You Stupid Asshole," and of course, "They Saved Hitler's Cock." (Sean McCourt)
With M Section
9pm, $10
Thee Parkside
1600 17th St., SF
(415) 252-1330
Dying While Black and Brown
So far the Equal Justice Society hasn't succeeded in abolishing the death penalty in California. But they have formidable forces behind them, and the momentum — at least we all hope — is growing. Two years ago, as a part of their campaign to restore the 14th Amendment to victims of discrimination, including those on death row, they commissioned Dying While Black and Brown from choreographer from Zaccho Dance Theater's Joanna Haigood. The piece poetically examines the degrading effect of incarceration and death row on men of color. You can't miss the work's haunting tearing open of these wounds, but they do so because of the strength of Haigood's sensitive choreography and jazz composer Marcus Shelby's powerful score. (Rita Felciano)
April 4, 8pm; April 5, 2pm, free
ZACCHO Studio
1777 Yosemite Ave #330, SF
(415) 822-6744
Emmylou Harris
Through her 45 years in the music industry, Emmylou Harris has been hailed as an icon in country, roots, rock, Americana, and the bluegrass revival; she's worked alongside countless others, lending her distinctive voice and incredible musicianship to the likes of Dolly Parton, Roy Orbison, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, and John Denver, to name a few. Decades into her career, her voice is powerfully beautiful, and her songwriting is as strong as its ever been. Harris is a legend, and rightfully so. But hey, don't take it from us. Just let her 13 Grammys do the talking.
(Haley Zaremba)
With Daniel Lanois, Steven Nistor, and Jim Wilson
8pm, $42.50
982 Market, SF
(415) 345-0900
Muni Diaries Live
You know the old saying: What happens on Muni stays on Muni. Except for when you see something totally hilarious, sketchy, or gross, which — let's be real, it's Muni — you usually do. That's when you post on Facebook about it, or tell all your coworkers or, if you're the storytelling type, take it to Muni Diaries Live: an evening devoted to the "only in San Francisco" kind of weirdness that takes place on your daily commute. This edition's storytellers include Chron pop culture critic Peter Hartlaub, i09 editor-in-chief Annalee Newitz, SF comedy scene favorite Kate Willett, and more. Bring your own Muni story and you'll get entered to win gift certificates from Pizza Hacker, The Tens, and Ike's Place. Bonus: this event is (almost certainly) guaranteed to smell better than the 47-Van Ness. (Emma Silvers)
7pm, $15
Elbo Room
647 Valencia, SF
Gary Numan
Gary Numan's success exploded with the release of his 1979 solo record The Pleasure Principle, which featured the hit single "Cars." Inspiring untold New Wave, industrial, and goth bands with his sound and look over the ensuing years, Numan has been enjoying a resurgence as of late, and has found himself on stage as a special guest with groups such as Nine Inch Nails. His latest album, Splinter (Songs From A Broken Mind), came out last October, and finds him further honing in on a darker sound, collaborating with NIN guitarist Robin Finck among others. (Sean McCourt)
With Big Black Delta and Roman Remains
8pm, $29.50
1805 Geary, SF
(415) 346-6000
Dessert First!
Whether your sweet tooth sings to the rhythm of Bow Wow Wow's "I Want Candy," Warrant's "Cherry Pie" or Kelis' "Milkshake," it'll find the perfect date at Project Open Hand's finger-lickin' dessert party. Come with loose pants or carve an extra hole in your belt, because tonight, stuffing your face is not only welcome, it's mandatory. Project Open Hand — a non-profit that prepares meals for individuals with serious illnesses and disabilities — has brought together a slew of talented dessert chefs for one night only. From the mouthwatering macaroons of Tout Sweet Patisserie, to the French delicacies by Bisou, to Dynamo's delectable donuts, expect a myriad of tasty treats. While the desserts are the main attraction, the event will also serve creative cocktails and fine wines. Burn some calories on the dancefloor before going back for round two, and help support Project Open Hand at the silent auction; 100 percent of the proceeds benefit the non-profit. (Laura B. Childs)
5pm, $85
Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
757 Market, SF
(415) 447-2300
Dum Dum Girls
The Dum Dum Girls' newest effort, Too True, is a bi-coastal record: Frontwoman Dee Dee Penny recently made the big move from LA to New York, but wrote the new record in some sort of in-between space. Not literally. She wasn't in Nebraska, but rather in a haze, shuttling back and forth between coasts, hatching half-songs into the melodies that make up the strongly New Wave-driven album. "Do you hear Suede?" she asks of her listeners. "Siouxie? Cold-wave Patti? Madonna? Cure? Velvet and Paisley Undergrounds? Stone Roses? Cuz I did." The resulting sound is not derivative, but fresh and grounded in strong melodies. The new material, like the old, promises to shine on stage, with Penny's strong vocals and the rest of the Dum Dums' tight musicianship. (Haley Zaremba)
With Blouse, Some Ember
8pm, $18
The Independent
628 Divisadero, SF
(415) 771-1421
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A Multi-Spindle and Swiss Combination
At the recently completed EMO show in Hannover, Germany, the world's machine tool and metalworking industry put on the biggest exposition on earth. Production Machining's plan is to bring several reports in the coming months on some of the new things that were on display at this huge trade show.
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First is a new multi-spindle concept that had its world premiere at the show. "New" and "different" are often overused terms, but this new machine tool introduced by Tornos fits the bill. It's a concept the company calls "Multi-Swiss." The machine is a six-spindle CNC, but with the added benefit of providing sliding headstock capability on all six spindles.
Like a conventional Swiss-type, the Z-axis motion is generated by the stroke of the main spindle or, in the case of the Multi-Swiss, all six spindles working independently. The Z-axis stroke of this 14-mm-diameter machine is 50 mm with a maximum part length of 40 mm. Some may argue that because the machine lacks a guide bushing it is not truly a Swiss-type. But the point is that the Z axis is generated by the linear motion of the machine's spindles, eliminating the need for compound slides on the cross slides.
The engineers at Tornos started this project with a clean sheet of paper. At the beginning of 2008, the company's multi-spindle department began development of the Multi-Swiss 6 × 14 with the goal of providing a cost competitive, entry level CNC multi-spindle machine tool to aid shops that are transitioning from conventional cam actuated machines to CNC with no appreciable loss of performance or those that need more production capacity than can be delivered by single-spindle machines.
Therefore, they developed a fully integrated machine, which included the bar feeder, electronics, chip conveyor and ancillary equipment. According to Rocco Martoccia, the project manager for this machine at Tornos, "The decision was made early on to use 1.5-meter bars instead. There were several advantages to this choice: It reduces the machine's footprint by 35 percent, it makes the handling the bars easier, and we can reduce the level of noise and vibration produced by running the machine."
He continues, "However, we had to overcome certain obstacles such as the loss of efficiency owing to the number of feeding options required (twice as many for the shorter bars). We resolved this issue by feeding the bars four times faster than conventional bar feeders. Another point was to deal with double the amount of remnants that were generated with the shorter barstock. This problem was solved by generating remnants that are three times shorter than conventional machines."
The heart of the machine is the spindle drum. Integrated 5.6 kW spindle motors with active cooling can rotate as much as 8,000 rpm, and each is independently programmable for the ideal cutting speed for the application. Instead of a coupling system to lock the drum in position, the machine uses a torque motor for indexing (0.3 seconds) and locking the drum in place at each station. The drum is hard wired, so a reverse unwind is part of the machine cycle.
In addition to its Z-axis stroke, each spindle has its own C-axis motion for interpolation with the X-axis cross slide. The spindle's Z axis is ballscrew actuated and all six spindles use hydrostatic bearings for better damping during cutting operations.
Up to a maximum of 18 tools can be mounted on the machine with as many as three tools per position. It is also possible to mount various attachments for polygon milling and high-frequency drilling for main and backworking operations.
There is an independent backworking slide with capacity for two tools, which, when combined with the second operation drive spindle, allows for complex turning or milling operations that can be sequenced for zero cycle time impact.
The Multi-Swiss uses an integrated PC based control that is programmed using the company's TB-Deco ADV software system. Designed to imitate the setup sheet used on conventional multi-spindle machines, this system simplifies programming on even complex workpieces using an easy to understand graphic interface. Programming can be done off-line or at the machine.
To date, some of the production parts that have been successfully processed across the machines include parts for the watch making industry, electronics, automotive and aerospace. The company has placed several beta test machines in shops around Europe, and the results have been good. The machine produces dimensional variations of 4 to 5 microns. Accuracy is consistent in large part because the machine uses an active oil circulation system that quickly gets the machine up to operating temperature and maintains that temperature throughout the run.
Although the new machine has a capacity of 14 mm, the concept is scalable to larger sizes, according to the company. Plans for delivery of these machines called for an October 2011 availability in Europe with North America scheduled later in 2012. However, if a shop is in the market for a CNC multi-spindle, this machine may well be worth a look.
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Making Locks Since Lincoln
For 150 years, padlock manufacturer Wilson Bohanan has done one thing and done it well. Spanning much of the Industrial Revolution, this company has survived and prospered by adapting to change both in product and process as evidenced by the company's recent installation of a CNC multi-spindle.
Moving Up to CNC for Smaller Lot Sizes
This small shop has a large presence. CNC is playing a significant role in the company's ability to deliver parts for the big stage.
Reinventing The Multi-Spindle's Spindle Drive
Applying CNC to a multi-spindle machine must deal with the problem of independently powering each of the main spindles. A machine, new to the North American market, overcomes this problem with a unique approach.


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HP, Intel and Yahoo have announced that four organisations are to join the existing group already participating in Open Cirrus, the global open-source test bed organised to fuel advancements in cloud computing research.
Cloud computing test bed
These four organisations--Georgia Tech University's Center for Experimental Research in Computer Systems (CERCS), China Telecom Corporation, the China Mobile Research Institute (CMRI), and the Supercomputing Center of Galicia (CESGA)--have brought the number of locations participating in Open Cirrus to 14, thus making Open Cirrus the most widespread and diverse cloud computing test bed.
They join established Open Cirrus sites such as the centres of excellence at Yahoo, HP and Intel, the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, Carnegie Mellon University, the Steinbuch Center for Computing of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Open Cirrus simulates a real-life, global environment to give researchers an unprecedented opportunity to accurately test applications and measure infrastructure and service performance. To this end, Open Cirrus was launched in July 2008 to counter a major barrier to innovation in the cloud-computing front--the difficulty of providing R&D professionals and organisations with access to cutting-edge cloud-computing resources--as well as related financial and logistical barriers.
Open collaboration
While the adoption of cloud computing itself can help significantly reduce costs for adopters and can allow users to use powerful applications on more devices, developing advancements has proven complex. Open Cirrus contributes significantly to furthering the cloud computing cause via its promotion of open collaboration between partners.
More than 80 ongoing research projects are currently being carried out under Open Cirrus. For example, Carnegie Mellon University is using Open Cirrus, in collaboration with Intel, on stem cell research to facilitate improvements in drug discovery, regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.
HP is utilising Open Cirrus to construct a Cloud Sustainability Dashboard to evaluate and comprehend cloud computing's sustainability impact. Lastly, Yahoo uses Open Cirrus to bolster a range of computer science research, such as natural language processing and web-scale machine learning.


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Iron Maiden Mascot Eddie Turns Up at Rio de Janeiro's Carnival
Iron Maiden, the band, won't appear in Rio de Janeiro this year until September, but that didn't keep some highly motivated and creative fans from bringing the band's iconic mascot "Eddie" to Carnival this year.
As can be seen in the photo above, the iron-cast, blue-ish figure turned up as part of Rio de Janiero's huge Carnival bash. The event takes place annually before Lent every year and is considered the biggest carnival in the world, with nearly two million people flocking to the streets to celebrate.
Though Carnival is celebrated in other areas of Brazil and additional Catholic countries, the festivities in Rio de Janeiro are widely regarded as the largest of all the celebrations.
As for "Eddie," you can look for him reclaiming his spot as part of Iron Maiden's stage setup when the band returns to the road May 29 in Lisbon, Portugal. The veteran metallers will spend their summer months playing dates throughout Europe. As previously mentioned, the band will also headline one of the shows at the annual Rock in Rio festival in Brazil Sept. 22.


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Fans are invited to today's kickoff press conference for the upcoming "Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu" card.
The event takes place at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis and begins at 2 p.m. ET (1 p.m. CT local time).
The presser includes an autograph session with event fighters Dan Henderson, Renato "Babalu" Sobral, Herschel Walker and Jesse Finney.
As MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) first reported this past week, "Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu" takes place Dec. 4 at the Scottrade Center. It's the third event the California-based promotion has hosted in the Gateway City.
In addition to the Henderson vs. "Babalu" light-heavyweight headliner, Walker fights an opponent to be named in the co-headliner. Other bouts expected for the night's Showtime-televised main card include St. Louis-based Finney vs. Scott Smith at welterweight and heavyweights Valentijn Overeem vs. Antonio Silva.
The show is expected to be Strikeforce's final one of 2010.
For more on "Strikeforce: Henderson vs. Babalu," stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of MMAjunkie.com.
(Pictured: Renato "Babalu" Sobral)


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Fixed Drive Conveyor Roller Series 3500 light
Driven unit handling conveying, transport of cardboards or containers with small dimensions. Suitable in the packaging industry, in assembly machines or for implementing machine chains.
The product is available in numerous chain drive versions. This allows implementing wrapping and tangential chain drives.
Sealed precision ball bearings of type 689 2Z are used.
The tube ends are rounded, thereby allowing materials to be easily moved on from the side. Axial forces are removed through ball bearings and seals.
Small roller pitches can be implemented by using rollers with a diameter of 30 mm.


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