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DIY Sand & Water | Sensory Bin Table: 60 minutes + $50 = Done
Spring has finally arrived in Wisconsin. I actually whispered that because I fear if I speak too loudly snow will return and I'll have to, once again, haul out the mittens and stocking caps. I'm giddy with excitement as I start planning summer fun for the boys and me. Mission #1: find a sand/water table for Jax.
Seven years ago I bought a water table at Toys R Us. It was too small, wobbly and just an overall disappointment. This time around I knew exactly what I wanted, but wasn't willing to fork over the money necessary to purchase one commercially made. An overview of the internet DIY offerings revealed several options, but none that were exactly what we were looking for. We then combined the aspects of the ones we liked best and came up with this version.
I preferred a table with two bins because I wanted Jax to be able to play with sand and water at the same time. I also wanted the flexibility of using it as an outdoor sensory table – adding whatever tactile-friendly elements to the bins I wanted. Finally, we needed it to be super easy to build — requiring a low-level of handiness. While my husband and I can install tile floors, plumb your new bathroom or paint up a storm, woodworking isn't our forte. Thus, we opted for a PVC frame versus wood. Here's how we did it:
The supplies required are minimal. We purchased all of them at our local big-box home improvement store: Menards. The total bill for our supplies was $49.88. I didn't compare prices at Lowes or Home Depot, so you may get them cheaper elsewhere. We used a circular saw to make our cuts, but a hack saw will work just fine. Here's what we paid per piece:
- Bins: $5.97 x2
- PVC Pipe: $2.72 x6
- 90° Street Elbows: $1.79 x8
- PVC Tee: $.73 x 10
I chose bins with lids because I like the option of covering the sand/water (or whatever I have in them) when we weren't using it. If you opt for different sized bins, your measurements for your cuts will be different than ours — just make your cuts to fit your bins' length and width. We chose Bella brand bins (because that's what Menards had), which measure 24″x16.56″x5.88″.
While these are the cut measurements for our table, we recommend putting your table together as you go and making your cuts one at a time. This way you can adjust your measurements if necessary. When measuring and cutting, remember to account for the fact that you will be inserting your pipe into a fitting (either a elbow or tee). The overlap — or the number of inches your pipe will go into the fitting — is 1.25 inches. So, if the length you need to account for is 24 inches, you need to cut your PVC pipe 24 + (1.25 x 2) inches to account for the fact that your pipe will overlap into the fitting 1.25 inches on each side.
Step 1: Build the top frame. If you are using bins the size of ours, cut a "short base", fit it into an elbow fitting on either end, add a tee fitting to each elbow fitting, and make sure your bin will sit securely on your partially-built frame. Use a rubber mallet to ensure that the pipes slide completely into the fittings. Then proceed to cut two "short top" pieces, fit them into the tee fittings on one end, then add another tee fitting to the other ends. Again, make sure your bin continues to fit. Now cut another "short base" for your middle support, and insert it into both tee fittings. You should now have the correct sized opening for one bin. Continue to cut PVC pipes and add fittings in this manner to support your second bin.
Step 2: Add the table legs. Turn your frame upside down (so the openings in your tee fittings face up). Cut four vertical posts. Insert these into the tee opening at each of the four corners of the top frame.
Step 3. Build the bottom frame. Keep your table "upside down". Add a tee fitting on each of the four vertical posts (table legs). Then add an elbow fitting to the outermost tee opening (to crease the corners of your base). To build one of the two the short sides of your base, cut a "short base" and insert it into the corresponding elbow. Working your way around the base, cut a "long base" and insert it into the corresponding tee openings. Then cut and install your final "short base," followed by the final "long base".
Step 4. Make final adjustments. Ensure all your pipes and fittings are tight and secure, then flip your table right-side up. Insert the two bins, and take a step back and ensure all your angles are at 90° and your table legs are straight. Make any necessary adjustments, which may include dis-assembling some table lengths and making minor cutting adjustments.
We chose not to glue our pipes into our fittings because our table is very sturdy (I could even sit on it). Because we have limited storage space, I like being able to take the table apart at the end of summer for storing over the winter months. But you could certainly glue it together if you wanted. The perfectionist in me wants to spray paint the frame, but I'm resisting. While using a paint like Krylon Fusion for Plastic will probably work, I've decided that I could better use the time I'd spend painting raking the snow mold off my grass.
We test drove this table the day after it was completed. Jax and his sweet friend, June, had a blast. It is the perfect height for these
almost 18-month olds. The two of them played comfortably around the edges, and I estimate we could have six toddlers playing around the table at one time. I predict we are going to get lots of mileage out of this project!
UPDATE: So we've been using our sand/water table for a few weeks now and have discovered a flaw. One day, the water bin fell through its hole and broke. As a solution, we simply bought strapping at our local big box store (we chose a $10 pack of two narrow straps with "claws" that ensured they would stay secure) that would sit under each bin to provide extra support. We wrapped each strap around the top PVC pipe that supports the long side of the bin, strung the strap so it sits under the bin, wrapped it around the center PVC, strung it under the second bin, then wrapped it around the other PVC pipe that supports the long side of the second bin. Then we secured the strap into it's "claw" underneath the bins. We repeated this same process with the second strap and positioned them parallel from each other near the top and bottom of each bin. Now both bins are supported by the two straps. So far, this solution has solved our problem.
** UPDATE 1 year later: I continue to be thrilled with our DIY table! We use it for sensory bins in the winter, and are now pulling it on our back deck for its second summer. We did end up using PVC cement to glue the pipes into their fittings. We found that the weight of heavy sensory bins (like rocks) were much better supported when the table was glued together. To see our spring and Easter sensory bins ideas, check out this post: Easter | Spring Sensory Bins.


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Sunday, November 08, 2009
Jed We Can
Week 5 of The X Factor live shows, and the John and Edward - Jedward - phenomenon continues apace. The savvy Simon Cowell decided to save the boys tonight, in his first real public acknowledgment that this year's show would be a boring bust without them.
The twins continue to divide the public, and there are two things worth considering about 'Grimes Time TV', as the tabloids dubbed it this weekend:
1) Simon and Dannii's contention that the boys' success makes a mockery of the show because it's a "singing contest". Hmm, really? Look back at the VT footage on last night's show of all the finalists doing the red carpet at that shamelessly plugged movie premiere that doesn't need any more free publicity. In their interviews, every single one of the contestants - without fail - commented on how amazing it was to be mobbed by fans and paps, and basically how desperately they all wanted to be famous celebrities. None of them said they want to be singers. The whole point of this show is about becoming famous. Musical talent or ability doesn't even seem to be on their own minds.
And on that, ahem, note, was Leon Jackson a much better singer than the boys?
2) This year's X Factor is kind of like a real life - correction: reality TV - version of the movie (and stage musical) The Producers, about two shysters' attempts to produce the worst Broadway show ever made in order to make off with the investment money. The show, Springtime for Hitler, somehow, ends up striking a chord with the audience and it becomes a huge success. The lesson from that movie: there really is no accounting for the tastes of the public. The Grimes Twins are living proof of that.
Jedward to win...just to see what will happen.
Posted by Declan Cashin at 9:56 PM
4 comments:
- Urban_Underclass said...
Thanks for watching X Factor so I don't have to, between you and my friend Mary, I get all I need to know.
- Declan Cashin said...
Haha, I aim to please Rory. You should watch though, shamefully panto-esque entertainment
- Urban_Underclass said...
I don't watch television at home Declan, otherwise I might get sucked in :-o
- Free Games said...
Wow nice games thanks a lot
Really good job
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Thursday, February 3, 2011
Smashing Pumpkins - Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness
I've been doing this blog for nearly a year now. And I simply cannot believe some of the albums I haven't reviewed. This is certainly one of them. I LOVE, adore this record. I bought it immediately when it dropped in 1995. I had already bought Siamese Dream and loved that one - so this was a natural progression. This is the Pumpkins best selling album at a delightful 9x platinum. For good reason too. Not only were there a TON of hits off this double album, but they're mind blowing. And the span of hits is hard rock, alt rock, piano ballads. I mean, this runs the gambit of EVERYTHING. When I reviewed 'Dream' a while back, it got very high praise. I think I gave it a 4 and conveyed how much you should listen to it. Well, this is going to be a very similar review. There is no reason not to listen to this today, and listen hard. It'll take you a while, as it's nearly 30 tracks, but it's all worth it. It's very unusual for a double album to debut at number 1 on the Billboard Top 200. But this did it. It's also rare that one album has 7 grammy nominations. But yeah, this did it. It's again rare that any album would be compared to 'The Wall' in terms of greatest albums in history. And yeah, this album has been widely compared to that in terms of identification of a band and in impact to the music business. I can't say enough good things about this. It's a piece of true music art. Hearing it again today is just making me happy. Happy to own it and happy to remember to play these older alt rock albums every now and again. I'll give you a top 5 since it's a doubler, and at least check out those tracks. When you have time, listen to the whole thing. Well worth your two hours.
Disc One - From Dawn To Dusk
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Tonight, Tonight
Here Is No Why
Bullet with Butterfly Wings
To Forgive
An Ode to No One
Cupid de Locke
Porcelina of the Vast Oceans
Take Me Down (Iha)
Disc Two - Twilight To Starlight
Where Boys Fear to Tread
In the Arms of Sleep
Tales of a Scorched Earth
Thru the Eyes of Ruby
We Only Come Out at Night
Lily (My One and Only)
By Starlight
Farewell and Goodnight
Listen To Samples
Top 5 Tracks:
1. Mellon Collie & The Infinite Sadness
2. Thirty-Three
3. 1979
4. Muzzle
5. Tonight, Tonight
4.75 out of 5 stars
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i am pretty sure 'tonight tonight' is the best video of all time (or one of the best). i am also glad you enjoy 'thirty three' as much as i do. that seems to be one people overlook. that and 'rocket' from siamese dream.ReplyDelete
i am a little surprised it didn't get a solid 5er. but i will accept your score.
Love that songs. It's such a contrast from say, Bullet with Butterfly Wings that I think people were expecting something different. Personally, that's one of my least favorite tracks. I prefer Pumpkins on the piano ballad.ReplyDelete
I wanted to go 5...I really did. If this was a single album with a few of the songs I don't like stripped off, it'd have been a signature 5+.
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By Brian Ives
Twenty-five years ago, singer Chris Cornell and drummer Matt Cameron of Soundgarden teamed up with Pearl Jam guitarists Stone Gossard and Mike McCready and bassist Jeff Ament to release a one-off album as Temple of the Dog. The self-titled record was a tribute to the late Andy Wood, the singer of Mother Love Bone; Gossard and Ament were his bandmates in MLB, and Cornell had been his roommate. Other than a few live appearances, Temple of the Dog has rarely performed in public.
Tonight, that changed, as the group kicked off their first ever tour at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia, a quarter of a century after the release of their only album. That album is now regarded as a classic and rightfully so. But to put on a full length show, the supergroup had to draw from outside their own repertoire, and they did so in some surprising ways that delighted the audience. From the moment they announced the tour, they quickly ruled out playing anything from Soundgarden or Pearl Jam, which is not to say that the respective members' repertoires were ignored.
Related: Matt Cameron Looks Back at Temple of the Dog
The band dipped into Mother Love Bone's catalog frequently, and Gossard and Ament seemed stoked to revisit their former band, a group that was taken from them much too soon, due to Wood's death before their debut album's release. "Stardog Champion," "Stargazer," "Bone China" and "Holy Roller" all were performed (but not "Crown of Thorns," a song that Pearl Jam occasionally plays). "Holy Roller" featured Wood's recorded spoken word vocals, to haunting effect. Cornell's first ever solo single, "Seasons," from the 1992 Singles soundtrack made the setlist as well.
But it was the covers that kept the audience on their toes: Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" was probably the most well known song they covered. They dipped into the Led Zeppelin and David Bowie songbooks, but didn't go for obvious picks, choosing "Achilles Last Stand" (an obscure Zeppelin song, if a Zeppelin song could be described as "obscure") and Bowie's "Quicksand." Perhaps their most surprising choice of the night: the Cure's "Fascination Street." They also took on Harry Nilsson's "Jump Into the Fire," Free's "I'm a Mover" and doomed original Pink Floyd frontman Syd Barrett's "Baby Lemonade"; Floyd's own "Comfortably Numb" was worked into Cornell's solo acoustic rendition of Mother Love Bone's "Man of Golden Words."
Early in the two-plus-hour set, Chris Cornell noted "This has been twenty-five years in the making," and said he was a bit nervous, checking his jeans to make sure his nerves didn't cause him to forget to zip back up after a pre-show trip to the bathroom (his fly was, indeed, secured in its upright position). But that moment, and a few others like it, punctuated how Cornell, and his fellow TOTD-ers, have changed over the years. Cornell rarely cracked a grin in Soundgarden's early days; today, he's become a funny and dare-we-say warm performer after years on the road as a solo acoustic act. While he used to seem to be a bit ambivalent about the audience, now he seems to enjoys them.
Related: Chris Cornell Brings Classics, Humor and Warmth to NJ Show
What took so long for these guys to tour? It's essentially Pearl Jam, with Chris Cornell in Eddie Vedder's spot, it couldn't have been that hard to schedule, if the will to do it was there. And the guys play the songs on their own: Cornell has revisited some Temple classics in his acoustic shows, and Pearl Jam occasionally plays "Hunger Strike."
Sure, they may have wanted to keep the project "pure," and leave it as a moment in time. Or maybe that playing all of those songs, inspired by the death of a friend and bandmate, would have been too much to take. All these years later, though, maybe the 25th anniversary seemed like the right time for them to do proper TOTD shows. Wood's 1990 death (by drug overdose) was tragic; perhaps his friends can smile at the fact that people still love his music; indeed, a Mother Love Bone box set hit stores today (November 4). At any rate, "Say Hello 2 Heaven" was as sorrowful as ever, "Reach Down" is still upsetting. The songs have lost none of their power.
Related: Pearl Jam Covers Aerosmith in Boston
The covers were a blast, and most were probably done with Wood in mind; the guy was surely a Bowie fan, and "Quicksand" was a great, if left-field, choice (and it also was a sweet tribute to the dearly departed Bowie). Free — the band that Paul Rodgers fronted before Bad Company — was a blues-rock hybrid that most Seattle bands were probably weaned on, even if they didn't admit it (they weren't very punk rock, after all). Rodgers would later do a stint as the singer of Queen, a band that Wood totally idolized.
Cornell and Soundgarden were often compared to, much to their chagrin, Led Zeppelin. But as Cornell once told Radio.com, as you grow up, you get a bit less self-conscious about your influences (and anyway, Cornell has clearly been geeking out pretty publicly over Zeppelin in recent years). Still, it was cool that they avoided the obvious and went with "Achilles Last Stand," a song from Presence.
Related: Radio.com Minimation: Robert Plant Recalls Recording 'Achilles Last Stand' from a Wheelchair
Sabbath's "War Pigs" was a bit "on-the-nose," but it's a sadly timeless song, particularly a few days before Veteran's Day (not to mention the election). Sometimes the biggest song is the best one to play. Andy Wood, one of the few Seattle guys who seemed to actively want to headline stadiums, would have appreciated that sentiment. And he'd surely approve of this tour, which will see his songs being performed at Madison Square Garden on Monday night; something he likely wanted to do himself.
Indeed, the most moving parts of the night were the Mother Love Bone songs: Wood would surely have loved playing them at the Tower Theater and MSG. It's tragic that he never got that chance, but happily, his friends, and the fans have been keeping them alive for a quarter of a century. Here's hoping we won't have to wait 25 more years to see Temple of the Dog perform songs by, and inspired by, Andrew Wood.
Here's the setlist:
Say Hello 2 Heaven
Wooden Jesus
Call Me A Dog
Your Savior
Stardog Champion (Mother Love Bone)
Stargazer (Mother Love Bone)
Seasons (Chris Cornell solo song)
Jump Into the Fire (Harry Nilsson)
Four Walled World
I'm a Mover (Free)
Pushin Forward Back
Hunger Strike
Quicksand (David Bowie)
Heartshine (Mother Love Bone)/Holy Roller (Mother Love Bone)
Reach Down
First Encore:
Man of Golden Words (Mother Love Bone)/Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd)
Times of Trouble
Achilles Last Stand (Led Zeppelin)
Baby Lemonade (Syd Barrett)
Fascination Street (The Cure)
War Pigs (Black Sabbath)
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American Idol
Original Air Date: Jan 26, 2012
Patricia Morris Buckley — Sr. Staff Writer
This was the first time I've heard the producers admit that the mass auditions are one place (Houston) and the auditions in front of the judges are in another (Galveston). Now if they would just admit on air that these auditions take place months apart… but who am I kidding?
I'm just so happy that finally this season we met a singer who really has the potential to win. The great part is that loyal viewers have met her before. I remember five years ago a 16-year-old country girl named Baylie Brown came in and swept the judges away. She was already marked a favorite before Hollywood. But in the group number, she forgot her words and got the boot (that was back when they really enforced that rule, unlike last year when people made up the lyrics and still got through).
Baylie is not only a looker, but she has a rich, soulful voice that has marinated in flavor over of the last five years. She's already my favorite to win.
And what do you know? Right behind here came another singer who has great potential. I didn't have much hope for 18-year-old Kristina Osorio, who was auditioning for the first and last time. She spent the loan she took for a divorce on a ticket, which sounded like a fool's errand — until she started to sing. She's got a rocker's edge and raspiness along with a voice that can handle ballads as well.
But we paid a price for these two with a lot more crazies. I didn't like how the show made fun of Phong Vu, who appears to have a mental disability. Or Alejandro Cazaros, who was egged on by the producers to yell about starting a "revolution," only to get a well deserved "no."
The judges also argued a lot over which singers to send on, something we rarely see with these three. I agreed with JLo that Reagan Wilson had something good about her voice, but the two male judges said no, then said yes to a weak-voiced Linda Williams.
The last singer had an amazing backstory — Ramiro Garcia was born without ears. But many surgeries later, he not only defied the doctors by learning to talk, but he also sings fairly well. I don't think the judges would have gone so nuts over him without his history because his voice is good, but not great. But he might make it to the final 24. We'll see.
They handed out 54 tickets in all. Next up, Portland.
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What's going on with Gouki.com? Final Fantasy XIV Stormblood is, that's what's up. Here's my review…
I love it. I've been playing it non-stop since the release. The game is a lot of fun, I highly recommend you giving it a shot. You can play up to level 35 for free now. If you do choose to give it a try make sure you get in the Primal servers and join the Malboro world. That's where I am, with Sugar Ninja and Bat Rastered. Come join our Free Company -AKA A Guild- Kefka.Read full story...
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Fight in legendary battles across all three eras in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II.
Oh man, that Darth Maul looks nice! This may be the 2017 shooter on Gouki if we ever tire of Overwatch.
Need for Speed Payback gameplay video E3 2017
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A short gameplay demo of the new NFS game
The gameplay looks a bit like Hot Pursuit in the style of slamming the cars off the road. I wonder if we get gadgets?
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Never before ben hads attempted by the Gouki.com crew! Our first ever 24-hour LIVE STREAM BROADCAST.
Starting sometime next Friday morning. I'm not sure if it'll be 2 am or more like 9 am. There's a small concern that getting online at 2 am may be difficult. If we do get online at 2 am the stream will begin. We'll get into Stormblood and start the Main Story Quest!
So stay tuned to us on Gouki.TV and on Twitter @GoukiNews. They hype for Stormblood has us on the edge of our seat and we can not wait to get to leveling once again. Let's Go!
If you would like to join us in Stormblood leave a comment below. We're on Malboro and are part of one of the old FCs on the server.
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A look at the new actions coming this June
A look at all the jobs and their new actions and HUD elements.
This was part of a 4 hour live letter today! The FFXIV dev team really went all out on this one. There are lots of big changes coming to every job in the game, plus you get to see the new jobs that will be introduced in this expansion Red Mage and Samurai.
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I am glad I am in the blog business instead of the sport arena. But if the Astros won't take him, perhaps Atlanta will. :)
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Hope everyone either has some very romantic plans for the evening or at least has a well-stocked fridge. But even if you won't be spending time with that special someone on Valentine's Day, remember, it could be worse. You could be at the Georgia basketball game.
Some links...
-- Chip Towers wonders if the Dawgs have given up on the basketball court. From the sounds of things coming out of Georgia's locker room, it's pretty clear morale is at an all-time low.
-- I can only assume Lane Kiffin is completely insane. I mean, how many more stupid things can he say in a week? Oh, well at least one more.
-- And as Get the Picture posts, the firestorm is far from over. (BTW, Blutarski really needs to send a thank you card to Junior for all the content he's provided.)
-- According to Forbes, Georgia is the third most valuable college football program, ranking behind only Notre Dame (No. 1) and Texas. Sadly, Athens didn't make Forbes' list of best college sports towns though, with Ann Arbor taking the top spot there.
-- Douglasville's Ryan Ayers is already getting plenty of attention from Georgia reports Total UGA (Subscription required).
-- It looks like Josh Fields will finally be playing baseball for the Mariners, according to several Seattle media outlets.
-- The Gym Dogs had a heck of a night in Lexington.
-- Georgia's sprinters set a world record in their meet at Arkansas on Friday.
-- A quick around the horn of other UGA sports: The Lady Dogs have a big game against Vandy, the tennis team advanced to the ITA national team indoors, and the softball team won its home opener in a rout.
-- And in my on-going unscientific countdown of journalists whom I have zero respect for and think should pull their heads out of their a$$es and quit the business, giving their job to someone who actually still cares about doing quality work, here's another addition to the list.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Saturday Links (2/14)
Hope everyone either has some very romantic plans for the evening or at least has a well-stocked fridge. But even if you won't be spending time with that special someone on Valentine's Day, remember, it could be worse. You could be at the Georgia basketball game.
4 comments:
- Senator Blutarsky said...
David, every time I see a Kiffin story, I do one of those Tebowesque chest pump and double points to the heavens gestures. Does that count as thanks?
- February 14, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- David Hale said...
Not only does it count, but it makes you the Greatest Blogger of Our Era.
- February 14, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- gene said...
David, I actually heard that douche Albom live on the radio. Almost turned it off but when I heard the subject I stayed with it. When he started spouting off about journalistic integrity(ABJ '78 here) I started screaming at the radio something to the effect, "You ahat, what would you and your current crop know about this subject?!!!! This kind of crap really burns my butt. Anyone with any sense knows what blogs are and can choose for themselves which are actually written as "serious" journalistic pieces. If I hear "sources close to the situation" one more time I think I'll scream. Again. Not trying to suck up or anything(not particularly known for that!), but I would say that the things I read on your blog, and some other choice spots on these interwebs like the Senator, are so much more informative, well written, and fact based as to make Albom sound like an old auntie crabbing about lost glory days. There. I'm done.
- February 14, 2009 at 6:51 PM
- gene said...
Oh yeah, I meant to say bite it Albom somewhere in that rant.
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As of January, East Burnside's velvet painting gallery the Velveteria will be closing its doors. From their website:
We are opening in parts unknown, but warmer climes. Keep up with the latest at velveteria.com for further news. We want to thank all of our friends in Portland and worldwide. We will be back better than ever. You ain't seen nuthin yet.
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LeRoi Moore, saxophonist for the Dave Matthews Band, died two days ago from sudden complications following an ATV accident. He was 46 years old, and had been with the band since its inception in 1991.
As a former saxophonist myself, and as a former super fan of the DMB, there was a time in my life in which LeRoi Moore was very much a hero to me, and so his passing is tragic news.
In the comments section of my The Album as an Artform post, Tennesee Mike had this to say about Dave Matthews Band's album Crash:
I agree that this album is one of the greats. The 13 minutes of #41-->Say Goodbye are some of the best minutes ever set to music.And I agree completely with this assessment. My favorite part of this song combination is the few minutes of transition from #41 to Say Goodbye which is championed by LeRoi Moore's brilliant solo on the flute. In addition, LeRoi's sax solo in the middle of #41 is one of my favorite saxophone solos ever, even in comparison to solos from such jazz greats as Cannonball Adderly, John Coltrane, Stan Getz, and Joshua Redman.
DMB songs Too Much and Bartender will never be the same without LeRoi's blaring baritone sax and cheery penny whistle.
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PHASE 2 REFORMULATED GASOLINE ADVISORY COMMITTEE FINAL MEETING SUMMARY JUNE 7, 1995 Introduction The California Reformulated Gasoline (CaRFG) Advisory Committee met on June 7, 1995, the fourth in a series of planned meetings. The Advisory Committee's Chairman, Mr. John Lagarias, began the meeting by giving a brief overview of the Performance, Transition, and Public Education Subcommittees' activities since this Advisory Committee's last meeting on February 1, 1995. Also, Mr. Lagarias announced that Mr. Peter Venturini, Chief, of the Air Resources Board's (ARB) Stationary Source Division will assume the responsibility of discussion leader for the Public Education Subcommittee. Mr. Venturini will replace Mr. Ron Friesen, former Assistant Chief of the Stationary Source Division who left State service recently to pursue other interests. The Performance Subcommittee has met on seven occasions to date, and the Transition and Public Education Subcommittees have each met six times. The draft meeting summary from the February 1, 1995 Advisory Committee meeting was approved as final as there were no comments received on the draft version. Presentation on Performance Subcommittee Efforts Mr. Dean Simeroth of the ARB discussed the Performance Subcommittee's compatibility and performance test program (Attachment 2). The following points were made: The Subcommittee's objectives and formation were reviewed. An overview of the ARB on-road test program schedule was provided. Vehicle pretests were begun and the test fuel purchased in January, 1995. The test program formally began in February, transitioned to summertime fuel for Southern California and for the Sacramento Valley in May. The test program is scheduled to be completed by August, 1995. Preliminary analysis of the CaRFG test fuels show that the wintertime fuel is within the tolerances of the original fuel specifications. Samples have been taken of the summertime fuel, the fuel is being analyzed, and the data is being quality checked. An overview was provided of the test and control fleet sizes and age of the vehicles. Fleet size has been reduced from approximately 1800 test vehicles and control vehicles to approximately 1300 (773 test vehicles and 516 control vehicles). The reduction in the number of test and control vehicles is primarily due to the City and County of Sacramento adjusting the size of their fleets. Data collection and inspection procedures being used by ARB personnel were described. A status report on baseline failure rate data collection efforts was also presented. The Technical Review Panel (TRP) held its first meeting on June 1, 1995, to review the incidents reported from Pacific Bell and GTE fleets. Preliminary results indicate that the incidents are related to the ages and mileage of the vehicles rather than to the fuel. However, the automobile manufacturer members on the TRP are examining the failed components and are expected to have a comprehensive assessment before the next Advisory Committee meeting. A representative from GTE presented a report on its test program. The GTE fleet is composed of high-mileage domestic vehicles (both control and test vehicles). Results to date show no incidents which relate directly to the use of California reformulated gasoline. Vehicle driveability surveys are also satisfactory. Reports on additional testing being done by individual companies and organizations were: Chevron began an independent test program in January, 1995, using a Chevron formulated CaRFG gasoline and a fleet of 240 Chevron employee personal vehicles (approximately 120 test and 120 control vehicles) in Richmond, CA. The program was completed at the end of May, 1995. Preliminary analysis now indicates that the difference between test and control vehicle incidents is statistically insignificant. Plans are to complete a report on the test program and present it to the Performance Subcommittee at the July, 1995 meeting. Texaco is sponsoring two performance and compatibility test programs, using an employee fleet in New York and a company fleet in California, to look at the effects of a CaRFG fuel with lower aromatic levels (less than 10%). The New York vehicle test program is 90% complete. In addition, Texaco is testing the effect of the lower aromatic fuel on gasoline dispensing pumps (Tokheim). Plans are to present test program results to the Performance Subcommittee as soon as the results are available, beginning at the next meeting in July, 1995. (Attachment 4) Chevron and Texaco will provide their data to the ARB to be integrated into the performance and compatibility test data base. The Department of Energy (DOE) is conducting a high mileage road test. (Please note the correction on page 10 of the "Performance Subcommittee Activities," which is Attachment 2). General Motors just received the CaRFG test fuel and plans to complete its bench test program on material compatibility by August, 1995. Ford's test program will analyze the lubricity impact of three different reformulated fuels, as well as of conventional fuels, on metal-to-metal wear. Testing will begin shortly and plans are to present the analysis to the Performance Subcommittee at its next meeting in July, 1995. Nissan is conducting an investigation with the National Highway and Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) to determine the cause of fuel injector and hose leaks and fires reported in high mileage (average >110,000 miles) Nissan 1983-88 model years and V-6 engine families. The investigation is not yet concluded. However, it was reported that high temperature tests (150ř C) were conducted to determine whether heat was the causative factor. The tentative conclusion is that the nature of the materials breakdown from high temperature is dissimilar from that found in the field. To determine whether the fuel was a possible source of the materials failure, a 2000-hour bench test (equivalent to 100,000 miles) was then conducted, using MTBE (15% by volume). Fuel injector (Nylon-66) failures were produced, similar to those found in the field. Duplicating the 2,000-hour test using a changed formulation of Nylon-66 injectors, the performance is satisfactory. Nissan reported that they would update the Performance Subcommittee at its next meeting on the progress made on the NHTSA investigation. Mr. Simeroth concluded the on-road presentation by indicating that existing efforts underway will continue, and that a report outline is being developed for all of the test programs (ARB, individual company, and off-road). A summary of the off-road test program was presented by Mr. Jack Kitowski: University of California at Davis, and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, cancelled their participation in the off-road testing program, but California State University Fresno and others have helped to offset these changes by increasing the level of their participation. Also, seven companies worldwide from the Portable Power Equipment Manufacturers are participating in the off-road testing program by testing hand-held lawn and garden equipment. Harley-Davidson motorcycle testing is underway. Boat and watercraft engine test programs will be underway shortly. Tecumseh and Briggs and Stratton have completed their lawn and garden testing, and prepared reports indicating no problems from the use of CaRFG. Lake Tahoe Winter Sports completed testing with snowmobiles and also found no problems from the use of CaRFG. In summary, the off-road test program is meeting nearly all statistical goals for fleet participation in each of the seven off-road categories. Presentation on Transition Subcommittee Efforts Ms. Susan Brown of the California Energy Commission (CEC) presented an overview of the discussions of the Transition Subcommittee . In addition to the prepared handouts, (Attachment 5), the following points were made: The primary charge of the Transition Subcommittee was reiterated. The Committee was reminded that the information presented is in aggregate form to protect the confidentiality of the information from the individual refiners that the CEC has been analyzing. CEC analysis of the reports from refiners indicates that production capacity is sufficient to meet the high forecasted demand for CaRFG for California. The current forecast assumes a 2% per year increase in demand for gasoline as well as an additional one-time increase of 2% in 1996 to accommodate the energy content decrease associated with California reformulated gasoline. The difference between maximum capacity and best estimate for production is planned maintenance at refineries. CEC forecasts that California will continue to be a net exporter of gasoline with the introduction of CaRFG. There are two main ways to distribute California fuel exports; that is, either through pipeline or trucking. The Transition Subcommittee has been working on identifying potential distribution issues and solutions as part of the contingency planning efforts, both for exports and for movement within California. The participation of the refiners in completing the Joint CEC/ARB survey was appreciated, and Ms. Brown thanked them for their forthright responses. Refiners will be requested to update the survey on an ongoing basis if there is significant change in their plans to produce reformulated gasoline. An important new area of inquiry is to determine the effect on other products, i.e., diesel and aviation fuel, with the increase in production of reformulated gasoline. Survey results project that distillates and aviation fuel will actually increase with the maximization of RFG production, apparently at the expense of residual fuel production at the refineries. The Transition Subcommittee continues to work on a preliminary list of "what if" scenarios. The purpose of these efforts is to determine the effect of an unforecasted loss of a key process unit on the supply and distribution of reformulated gasoline. Plans are to continue working on these scenarios and to discuss this work with the Subcommittee at its next meeting in July 1995. One idea CEC is working on with the Subcommittee is an information clearinghouse as part of the contingency planning efforts. The purpose of the CaRFG Assessment Center would be to obtain qualitative information from refiners, the public, pipeline operators, and gasoline marketers during the transition to CaRFG, in order to assess the effect on supply of any mechanical breakdowns at refineries; the time required to complete repairs; availability of other products (i.e., blending products); or any unexpected event which may impact supply. The CEC has hired Mr. Robert Brown, an independent contractor, who will also provide technical support to this project by using a computer model to simulate the operation of a typical Southern California refinery. The computer model will be used to analyze and verify the effects of losing a key process unit at a refinery on the production output of reformulated gasoline and to validate current CEC forecasts and estimates. Presentation on Public Education Subcommittee Efforts Mr. Peter Venturini of the ARB presented the Public Education Subcommittee's progress in developing an information outreach program (Attachment 6). A summary of the presentation is provided below. The purpose of the Subcommittee was reiterated. Mr. David Novak, of Novak Communications, was hired in March 1995 as a contractor to provide technical expertise on the development of the CaRFG public outreach program. Mr. Venturini thanked Subcommittee members Ms. Janet Hathaway of NRDC, Ms. Carolyn Green of Ultramar, and Mr. Norm Nishikubo of Chrysler Corporation, who assisted in the review of the proposals and the selection of the contractor. The draft public outreach plan has been prepared and is currently under ARB internal review. It will be presented to the Public Education Subcommittee at its next meeting in July, 1995. The plan is (1) proactive; (2) focuses on the positive benefits of CaRFG; (3) recognizes CaRFG as an evolutionary, rather than a new, gasoline; and (4) recognizes the need for cooperation between all affected parties. The outreach plan elements and strategies will be presented to the Advisory Committee at its next meeting in October 1995. The public outreach program will be structured into four phases. Phase One will lay the foundation by identifying potential audiences and developing products (June through August). Phase Two will further develop tasks, tactics and outreach tools, and begin outreach efforts (September through December). Phase Three will be aggressive outreach to targeted audiences just before introduction of the Phase 2 reformulated gasoline (January through February, 1996). Phase Four will be to monitor the situation, maintain flexible response and increase outreach coverage as needed (March through at least the summer, 1996). The ARB has formed an internal outreach team to bring together individuals with expertise in a variety of different areas to implement the CaRFG outreach program. Subteams are comprised of: 1) a group of technical specialists to gather facts and information needed for the outreach effort; 2) a materials development team who will translate the information gathered by the technical specialists into publications, fact sheets, and communication tools; 3) point persons designated as an external outreach team to address audiences, respond to questions from the public, and the media; 4) the Public Education Subcommittee, which will continue its work and coordinate their efforts with other teams; and 5) a field director and distribution team who will identify and coordinate the various meetings, events, and activities where the outreach message can be presented. These teams will also form any crisis response team, if needed, after the implementation of the CaRFG regulation. Public opinion research, funded by the ARB, and with contributions from ARCO and Western States Petroleum Association, is being conducted by Applied Management and Planning. The purpose of the research is to help shape the plan more fully and to help clarify the basic messages we need to reach in the affected public. The research consists of two presurvey focus groups (one in Riverside and one in Sacramento) which have already met, and will also include a 1,100 person phone survey. Three follow-up focus groups will then meet (in Los Angeles, Oakland, and Fresno). The information gathered from this research will be presented to the Public Education Subcommittee and the Advisory Committee when the results are compiled. The third RFG Forum newsletter will be completed by July 1995, and will include articles on the public outreach efforts, carbon monoxide (and the health effects associated with carbon monoxide), and a "viewpoint" article contributed by Ms. Janet Hathaway of the NRDC. ARB is currently distributing about 5,000 copies of the newsletter and more can be made available for distribution within organizations and to business associates. Two facts sheets have previously been completed on the CaRFG program and on the performance and compatibility programs. ARB staff is finalizing a third fact sheet on the subject of Federal RFG vs. California RFG. Staff is also drafting a fact sheet on oxygenates. Plans are to present the latter two fact sheets at the next Subcommittee meeting. Responding to questions, Mr. Venturini indicated that (1) there will be a fact sheet on fuel economy once all of the data are available; (2) presentations will be given to any groups that we think would be important to address, such as local Chambers of Commerce and service clubs. Open Discussion and Comments Following the Presentations What kind of fuel economy data will be available from the programs? In addition to the data from the performance test program fleets, near the end of the program a select number of these vehicles will do Federal Test Program type testing, alternating between conventional fuel and CaRFG to validate field information with data from a controlled setting. Also, DOE will be tracking long-term effects on fuel economy through high mileage (30,000) accumulation to determine whether the fuel economy changes. Also, the Wisconsin RFG study on fuel economy is already included in the draft ARB paper on the most current fuel economy information (excluding California's test program which is not yet completed). The paper has been reviewed by the Performance Subcommittee, and will be made available to the Public Education Subcommittee for use in its publications. Are quality assurance procedures being used in the collection of the data from the performance test programs? ARB recently began development of a quality assurance tools to check the data now being entered into the program's database (double entry), with statisticians reviewing and recommending methods for handling the data and analysis. ARB inspection teams are working with the fleets to ensure that data acquisition and reporting are subject to quality control. Quality control checks on procedures for fuel sample collection is being done, including splitting samples for separate analyses. Finally, the entire data set will be available for public access. When will the outreach plan be presented to the Advisory Committee? The outreach plan will be presented to the Public Education Subcommittee during the July and September meetings and will then be presented to the Advisory Committee at its next meeting in October, 1995. A comment and ensuing discussion indicated that it is essential to carefully distinguish between vehicle failures and incidents. What did the Wisconsin study conclude on the health effects of MTBE in RFG? Based on the study done, no direct relationship between health effects and MTBE could be drawn. A similar study recently became available from Maine, and the same conclusion was reached. Announcements Chairman Lagarias announced that the ARB electronic bulletin board is now operational with a section devoted specifically to CaRFG issues. Users can view and download CaRFG Advisory Committee and Subcommittee meeting agendas and summaries, as well as other information. This service can be accessed by calling: (916) 322-2826. Future Subcommittee meetings are scheduled for July 18-19, 1995 in Los Angeles, and September 19-20, 1995 at the ARB Headquarters building in Sacramento. The next meeting date for the Advisory Committee is tentatively set for Wednesday, October 11, 1995, tentatively located in Los Angeles. Adjournment
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November 13, 2007 - 1:56 pm - Posted by iDunzo
I assume by now everyone has checked out the video demos of Google's Android platform. If not, you can watch them here.
One thing I noticed about the slick user interface is that it marches right past Nokia's S60's usability. What can S60 do to prevent Google from eroding its market share?
In short, probably nothing. Any new mobile platform will steal users from each and every other platform that already exists on the market. But that sure shouldn't stop Symbian and Nokia from trying.
Even the latest iteration of S60 doesn't do some of the things we saw in the Android demo.
While Symbian and Nokia are probably hard at work developing touch-capable software and phones, Google has already done it, to a certain extent.
The demos highlight how applications can be used and tied together seamlessly to create a natural workflow.
Don't get me wrong. S60 is a great platform, one of the best, in fact. Its strengths have led it to become the dominant smartphone platform in the world (78% share). But it is still somewhat clunky to use. It requires users to think like they are interacting with a computer.
If there's one thing the iPhone seems to have taught the world is that mobile user interfaces don't have to be painful to deal with.
While everyone else is going to be playing catch up for a while, Google will represent a serious challenge when Android finally becomes available.
Will it have the hardware cache, the integrated platform that Apple has with the iPhone and its other products? Or the global manufacturing and distribution empire that Nokia has?
Likely not but the interface sure does some cool things and as is evidenced by U.S. sales of the Apple iPhone, people are tired of difficult user interfaces.
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At first glance, you might be unsure of what you're solving for in this equation, since there are 2 variables. Do you notice any similarities between the left and right sides?
Both sides have a v, which means this variable will cancel out and disappear from your equation.
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Tornado safe rooms and Career and Professional Center at Maize High School
The need:
Maize High is USD 266's largest building and the only school that does not have a FEMA shelter. It houses 1,354 students and 208 staff members, including teachers, administrators and paras. The building is 303,000 square feet. During inclement weather, students and employees seek shelter in interior hallways and rooms, including restrooms.
Please click here to view KWCH coverage of the tornado safe room need: Parents want FEMA shelter at high school, April 8, 2015
Maize High and Maize South High schools in some cases offer different Career and Technical Education programs because of space and access. Students' opportunities to take classes that offer college credit, licenses and skills to prepare them for future careers may be limited by the school they attend. It is an inconsistency in curriculum.
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The bond would add two shelters (pictured above in red), each serving an additional purpose to maximize space and utility. A shelter on the north end would serve as a multi-purpose space, functioning among other things as an athletics lobby and entryway.
A shelter on the south end would double as a new Career and Technical Education addition for Maize High and Maize South High school students. This would be a place for the district's professional programs that offer college credit, licenses and skills to prepare students for future careers.
The center would house programs for Health Science, Agriculture/Horticulture, Culinary Arts (pictured at right), Communications and Project Lead the Way – Maize Schools' STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) program. The projects would add 11,000 square feet of FEMA shelter space.
The cost:
$1,984,500 for the storm shelters and $9,087,750 for the Career and Professional Center
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Students and staff members would be able to seek shelter in a federally recognized and safe storm shelter, essential during storm and tornado season. The Career and Professional Center will provide all Maize USD 266 high school students with equal access to programs that could launch their careers and prepare them for higher-paying jobs immediately after graduation. Currently, some of our Pathways professional programs are only offered at one high school, an inconsistency in our curriculum that puts students at an unfair advantage.
Please click here to view KWCH coverage of the FEMA shelter need: Parents want FEMA shelter at high school, April 8, 2015
AT RIGHT: Maize High School junior Skylar Holman tells Kansas Department of Education Interim Commissioner Brad Neuenswander about the school's agriculture program during a special event in Fall 2014. The bond includes a space for this and other nationally recognized Career and Technical Education programs to prepare students for careers and further education after high school.


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- A son of the nation's heartland, Birzer is a veteran jockey who has spring-boarded successful Oaklawn meets into dominating performances at other tracks. He led the standings four times at The Woodlands outside Kansas City, Kan. and holds four titles at Prairie Meadows where he hit the 2,000-win milestone June 4, 2010.
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- On Aug. 15, 1997, Birzer won six of his eight races at Columbus in Nebraska. The riding feat came the day after his daughter Jordan LeAnn was born.


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