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Other than a news story this morning on the show being canceled and a brief clip of the DJ's tearful interview it's gone from US news. You're probably seeing a lot more of it over there.
Other than a news story this morning on the show being canceled and a brief clip of the DJ's tearful interview it's gone from US news. You're probably seeing a lot more of it over there.
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If I had to guess I would say that nurse 1 put the call through thinking nurse 2 would know how to vett it. Nurse 2 probably assumed that nurse 1 had verified the caller. It doesn't sound like the information nurse 2 gave out greatly upset the royals or the hospital. It only became a big deal when the DJ's publicized it. Did they give out the nurse's name, or did the press put it out there?
The first I heard of this story was when they found her dead. Was it a big story in Britain? The DJs were in Australia.
ITA. First of all, it was invasion of privacy, using a lie. An innocent person became a victim, even though they did not intend it to end that way. For that alone they should lose their license- JMO, but it depends on the law in their country. The DJs deserve all the criticism they are getting, and IMO they deserve to be fired. The radio station that allowed pranks has to bear some responsibility too. The death threats are wrong, however. I don't see how the nurses were at fault. The DJs claimed that their accents were so bad that they were surprised the call was put through. They can't blame the nurses for not understanding the difference between good vs bad imitations of different accents.
You never know how someone, especially a total stranger, is going to react to any situation, but you can't go through life walking on eggshells around everybody. Look at the April Fools' threads that pop up at FSU every April? Don't you think it's possible that someone could've passed out - or worse - after opening one of those threads? It's possible; Anything can happen. Before the death of the nurse, I think most people thought the radio prank was harmless, even amusing, but now they're saying it's wrong, mean-spirited, etc. If the prank was 'wrong' then it should've been called out as wrong before the nurse's death and not only after.
I don't agree with your comparison with fsu. This board is not a public thing like a radio station, and we don't have very famous people, like the British royalties, here- AFAIK (correct me if I am wrong )
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"Off the air, Greig and Christian tweeted about the practical joke on Thursday and earlier Friday, promising "more on the #royalprank." The pair's Twitter accounts were taken down late Friday.
Some listeners applauded the prank, like one who identified himself as Guido on the station's Facebook page and wrote, "It is only a joke people! it was great i love it!!!"
Others were outraged, with negative comments outnumbering positive ones on 2DayFM's Facebook page even before the nurse's death.
"Your stunt was done at a time in this country where there is paranoia about the intrusion of the media into people's lives," Gary Slenders wrote. "I know you will say it is harmless fun, the management of 2DayFM will say that it won't happen again, but this is exactly where the phone hacking scandal started"
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I think they should be fired and I think the radio station should be penalized, in some way.
This is such a sad thing
I don't know the laws regarding PHI in England, but in the U.S., if I were to call your insurance or health care providers to get your information, the person who is in the wrong is the person who gives out the information. The person who obtains the information has legally done nothing wrong, unless they share this information, which is in effect what the DJ's did by broadcasting the stunt. Both parties can be held liable for not protecting the patient's information.She could have said no, or at the very least tried to verify who they were. The nurse revealed legally protected information, she's responsible for that. I ask you again, do you think she should be fired? And that you think Kate's rights were violated by the DJs "inquiring about her". Kate's rights to medical privacy were violated when the nurse gave out that information, not when the DJs asked for the information.
This says what the radio station is doing to stop this from happening again. It sounds like hospital is doing nothing, no counselling for the family, no public declaration that the correct people will be manning the phones, or that nurses and the hospital will learn not to reveal confidential information so easily, and put systems in place to stop this from happening. The radio station, no doubt, has plenty to learn from this situation, but so does the hospital.
Doing anything that is intended to humiliate or embarrass someone else.
Is this sort of thing common in Australia?
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I guess it depends on what you consider common; I only listen to Australian radio for a couple of weeks a year and never hear them - but that may also be because I don't listen to these kinds of stations, or because it's Christmas. I don't remember hearing them when I lived there, but again, I don't listen to these kinds of stations. I barely listen to commercial radio.
Do it once to one person or do it 20 times to 20 people-I call it bullying. You disagree and I'm okay with that but this thread is getting very tiresome so I'll drop out.
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The native app is good enough because nobody ever knows what's happening beyond 12 hours anyway.
I have tried at least 5-10 weather apps before and switch rather frequently. I have come down to just a few that I really use on a consistant basis: Pocket Weather World, Pocket Weather, and Fahrenheit. Each of these support temperature icon badges on the home screen. Contrary to what most bloggers/reviewers have written, Fahrenheit(and Celcius) was not the first app to provide updatable badges. It is pretty much a requirement for me that an app support badges as I don't always want or need to have to open the app just to see the temp.
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I use the built in weather app when just looking at temps and forecast. If I want to drill into weather maps or hourly details its usually weatherbug or weather.com apps.
The Weather Channel app. Gives me much more info for the day.
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NOBODY BETTER RECOMMEND WEATHER HD! It looks good but always the wrong weather. Completely wrong weather. I want to smack all the people that used it once and reviewed it without looking outside to compare the weather.
I keep Fahrenheit on my "home" tab and have it update hourly with the badge notification but no sound or popup. then i use weather channel to get hourly, 36-hour and radar forecasts.
I use Fahrenheit.
Weather Plugin for LockInfo (which uses the Yahoo-powered Apple Weather App's data) as well as WeatherIcon which transforms my weather app's icon into live information. If I ever need more detailed infos, I open up WeatherPro.
I use the native app, the Weather channel, living earth, and outside.
The Weather Channel Max for current conditions and Radarscope for current radar and warnings. For both iPhone and iPad.
lockinfo weather on lockscreen and Weatherpro app
Unless there is tornado threats, then I'm shaking Weatherbug Elite and refreshing m.weather.com nonstop!
I have Fahrenheit for the current temp badge, but use WeatherBug for the full forecasts. WeatherBug is the most accurate for me, and I prefer the full text description of the forecast. All the other apps just give you numbers and silly icons. If it's going to snow, I want to know how many inches, etc.
You guys should check out myweather. I found it last night when I went on a weather app search trying to find the best free app. It does require a log in but after that it's great.
On the iPhone i use the lockinfo plugin for quick weather updates, for more in depth info, I use The Weather Channel on my iPad and iPhone. Friends of mine in weather depended industries swear by wunderground but I find The Weather Channels, notifications and UI more pleasing to my eye.
Stick my iphone outside my window, snap a picture. Instant, accurate, local, current conditions. For future forecast I'll check Farenheit. I like it's 10 day forecast.
10 day forecast? They're changed every single day. What's the point? There isn't a weather person on this Earth who can predict the weather accurately beyond one day.
Lol. Weather icon is the best. And its frre. I get temp and cloud stats on my status bar.
Accuweather app and I keep a link to the local NOAA forecast in a folder on my home page
The native weather app usually isn't that bad for where I live in Utah. If I wanted to have a better idea i use my local news app.
I have a LOT of weather apps on my iPhone/iPad - you name it, it's probably installed. However, since the weather forecast in the Pacific NW for more than 12 hours in advance is rarely reliable, the one app I find myself using far and away the most:
"Don't Look Outside" - seems to be as accurate as any others, very fast loading and does have a lot of additional information available.
I use an app from a local (Tulsa) news channel (KOTV) and/or the weather channel's free app. Yes, sometimes forecasts change day to day, but they're almost always right on the money.
I'm in Australia and I use Pocket Weather. Cost me $2.50 years ago and have used it at least daily ever since. Uses official Australian Government weather data, unlike the standard iPhone app, which uses some other unreliable service. It has bright animated icons, a variety of different looks (which you can shake to change!). It also pushes the day's top temperature (or the current temperature if you prefer) as a red alert notification on the app icon, which i love. I wish I could delete or at least hide the default weather app!
I.wund.com great animated radar, good for me out on the boat
I use the Weather Underground ical feed. Subscribe to the calendar and I now have weather info on my iPhone and iPad right in my calendar. Usually, if I am checking the weather it's because I am seeing how it will effect my plans that are also in my calendar. Works great, and is simple and fast since there is no loading at all. Just always there when you open the calendar up. If I really need hourly, I check Weather channel - but i would love an ical feed that updated with CURRENT weather. But that would probably kill the battery from updating so often?
I just use the built in Yahoo app -- when I use it, because it is quite limited. I have a bookmark in Safari to the local Doppler Radar's mobile page and use that when I need to know whats going on rain wise.
I wish the installed app would update the icon like Calendar does with the current weather/temp.
Prestige Home Screen
I'm the only one who uses weather eye? Lol I love this app.
I use the weather plugin for LockInfo.
Weatherbug on my iphone, and sometimes intellicast on the ipad.
i use the weather channel app... the basic weather iphone app is in serious need of updating
switch between TWC app and weatherbug (free).
The Weather Network app I find the most accurate
The weather channel on my iphone and it is usually fairly accurate. And on the Ipad I use Weather HD and TWC.
Native weather app is enough for me. Check it every day, does what it should, very clean and simple.
I'm always out on my bicycle and am therefore obsessed with the weather.
I've spent lots of money on weather apps the past few years and still haven't found one I really like.
I now use a web browser app that shows two pages side by side (forgot the name). In one window, I have the wunderground iphone-formatted forecast (best for current conditions and next day forecast) and in the other I have the MRF MOS 8-day text bulletin from the national (US) weather service for the long term forecast.
There is one weather app I like, called "todays weather" that shows a temp vs time graph with today's forecast superimposed with yesterday's data. Useful for deciding what to wear since it compares to what it was like yesterday at the same time. They also do an iPad version.
Also, my iPhone is jailbroken, so I have the handy weather icon tweak that shows current conditions right on the home screen. The icon is assigned to open the browser app mentioned above.
I use "The Weather". Love it because it's badge can be the current temperature.
I forget about using any app's, I do use the basic apple weather app and use it to compare the weather in the few national and international locations that I either travel to or communicate with (to prepare for them whining about how cold or wet it is).
For accuracy it's not really accurate for my local weather or temperature, they take the reading a few miles away but the difference in temperature there and where I am located is huge, we can be as much as 30 degrees hotter compared to the readings from that location, but the problem is the same across all the apps.
I live off the Weather.com app. And I probably use the radar more than the hourly updates to predict rain patterns, I've got it down to a science
SHINE! Weather app is awful and TWC is too slow. Shine combines the smooth UI of Weather with the hourly details of TWC. No radar but I don't check the radar that often anyway. Just need to know the temperature and if it's going to rain.
Awful is harsh. Weather app is too basic & TWC is too slow.
For instant gratification, I stick my nose outside. On actual phone I have about five weather apps installed including native one, and each has frustrated me with inaccuracies at some point.
Weather Channel app. It's not the best app but their info is accurate
iPad- WeatherPro
Weather Channel app for both phone and pad. I think I used the iphone weather app once when I first got the phone. Haven't opened it since.
My-Cast weather is the most accurate that ice found for my location. Also easy to navigate.
depends on the circumstances: for current data i look to My-Cast. i use the national weather service or weather underground sites if i'm looking for a 2-5 day outlook. during severe weather i use Radarscope to keep tabs on the radar and warned areas, and in life-threatening situations (i.e. tornado warning) i use 5-0 radio to listen to the local amateur radio repeater. the hams are bar-none the quickest source of info in an emergency. 5-0 also runs in the background (via safari) so i can continue to use other apps or tweet while i'm listening.
Lockinfo with lockweather plugin for the lockscreen (Jailbreak)
I use F° and The Weather Channel App.
I use klart (a swedish site/app) if I want details but for sheer beauty it's hard to beat living earth.
I use weatherTAP and is great.I also use RadarScope and StormTrak since I live in the midwest and we have had a lot of tornados.
I used the built in weather app to just find out the temperature, but was quite disappointed by its lack of other information. I switched from my Blackberry when I purchased my iPhone 4, so I was accustomed to having Weatherbug on that.
Now for Radar and such I just use Nashville's Newschannel5 app, though it lags a bit and it's not a standalone weather app.
Weatherbug FTW! It's the only one (at least that I can find) that actually gives me a narrative forecast - you know, with words and everything. The alternatives (most of which provide nothing more than sun/cloud/rain icons and a temperature forecast) just don't cut it.
I only use the native Weather app. Years ago I did, however, install another free weather app with wind speed and other details. Never used it so I deleted it.
Thanks A.D. I installed Weatherbug, never used it, then deleted it.
Weatherbug, because I can get a reading close to my house, rather than at the airport 20 miles away.
I use the built-in Weather app quite frequently - it works well.
I only have ONE COMPLAINT. When I click on the Y! icon to get the 10 day forecast it always prompts me to make Yahoo search the default search. VERY ANNOYING. But it is not Apple's fault, it is Yahoo's fault.
Other than simply looking out the window or listening to NOAA's weather channel on my shortwave, I usually use either the stock app or my local newspaper's weather section online, which tends to be much more detailed and accurate.
Weather Eye
It's not the greatest...but it's the only app (in Canada) that offerers up weather watches & warnings. For anyone who ever left the house and hit a highway duing an ice storm...this is an essential feature.
Starting using Shine but it was waaay too basic so went back to AccuWeather app.
I like to use the Weather Underground iPhone website. Provides all the details I need along with radar and severe weather alerts, etc.
I use myweather.com.It is free with some ads but very comprehensive and flexible.Easily adjusted to one's individual needs
They need the HTC style app, hope this is part of iOS5.
I use Weatherbug Elite. It gives me great local information instead of information from some major airport or large city that is 50 to 100 miles away. It has a lot of useful tools for the contractor on the go with multiple crews in different locations, where the weather may not be exactly the same. I've used it for a number od years and it was one of the first apps I downloaded on my new iPhone.
Follow-up: The native iPhone weather app, in my area and for my needs, is an absolutely useless POS.
I use the HTC weather widget with animated weather in perpagehtml, looks really good especially when it rains so I guess it's lucky I live in the UK lol
I use Fahrenheit because in Southern California it always looks the same out the window but the temp changes by 20 degrees every couple of days so I like having the estimated current temp in the icon badge at a glance. I came from Blackberry and I had a great weather app called BerryWeather that acted more like a widget and the icon would update with the current weather. That is one of the few things I miss since switching from BB.
MetOfficeApp is pretty good for UK + Lockinfo and Appleweather. Combine this with looking out of the window . . . ;)
For a quick check of the weather in one of my saved cities I use the Apple Weather app on the iPhone. For detailed information I use the Weather Channel app on both the iPhone and iPad.
I'm a pilot on a business jet and the weather app I use for aviation weather is AeroWeather (free).
To get temperature for stations even two or three days in advance I use WeatherBug (free), and My Radar is a great current radar and temperature app (free). I have yet to try any weather apps that are not free because the apps I use are sufficient.
I miss Berryweather.
Weather channel app, MyRadar for full-screen animated cloud / radar overlays to maps, and some aviation specific apps.
AccuWeather is my preference. Also have TWC, Weather+ and MyWeather on the iPhone but AccuWeather is the one I use every day. Has all the features I cam looking for. The native Weather app is relegated to an ANU ("Apps Not Used") folder on the last app screen (since I can't delete it).
I use the Wolfram Alpha app. It has loads of info like graphs and it looks really crisp.
iPhone: Native Weather app + WeatherIcon jailbreak tweak
iPad: Fahrenheit
No iPhone yet. Currently blackberry, can go iPhone in July. I have told my son who writes apps that an app that emulates berry weather would be a huge seller. I am a weather nut and will really miss berry weather. Active alerts, the ability to choose your weather station of choice and all the customizations make it the most functional weather program I have seen. I have tried a ton of iPad weather apps and none measure up to berry weather. I use NOAA website on my iPad for local detailed information and seven day forecast. I also use imap weather for radar. They provide a huge radar screen that looks and works great.
I'm partial to the Weather Channel App for my iPhone.
Pocket Weather AUhttp://www.shiftyjelly.com.au/products/pocket-weather-au
Best Australian weather app as it pulls the official Bureau of Meteorology data and displays it in a sexy fashion.
Berryweather was the best! I use weather hd now and it's ok
Wx Alert USA. Gives me audible alerts to whatever I want. That way I dont get caught in a bad storm while on the boat. Awesome radar screen too. I've tried a lot and this one has them beat with customization
I use http://i.wund.com/ and book mark it to my home screen. Have used this site for years. Has proved to be very accurate for the most part.
i.wund has been my go-to since the beginning, and I recently replaced the native app with Fahrenheit on the home screen.
Pkt Weather is the best one Australia has, Hooks straight into the bureau of meterology
Fahrenheit FTW.
I use Weather Channel App, Accuweather App and Weather Channel website. iPhone free Weather Channel app sucks. Hourly forecast is only for 12 hours.
I really like Weather HD... if nothing else, I keep it running as a default app both on my iPhone 4 and iPad 2. While in my care I have my iPhone 4 mounted on a Kensington car holder and have Weather HD running while waiting for my hands-free device to pick up on my calls.
The problem with weather on the iPhone and iPad is that it has to be in an app. Weather for me is something I would like to check quickly like checking the time. Could you imagine launching an app on your watch and waiting for it to load just so you could note the time? I have lots of weather apps but I rarely use them because I have to pull up a folder, launch the app and wait for it to load. Yeah, we are talking about seconds, but I've come to realize how distracting these kinds of little activities are to what I am doing at the time.
You'd love Farenheit, then! You don't have to open it to see the temp.
On my iPad ABC 33-40 weather and iPhone native weather app and farinhight app
AccuWeather because it gives you the hourly, the 5 days, and the radar forcast.
I love weather apps. Right now on my home screen I have Fahrenheit, which is unique in that it has a badge showing the current temp, so I don't even have to open it to keep track of the temp. Also on the home screen is Umbrella, set to send me a pop-up at 5AM if I need to take my umbrella. Seems very accurate. Also on the home screen is Florida Radars for a quick, local check.
On the second screen I have a Weather folder containing Fizz Weather (best for comparing several locations, needed for shipping reptiles), AccuWeather, WeatherFix, Outside, Souteast US, Rain or Shine, Weather HD, Weather and Wehr Doodle (new- checking it out). I also have a folder called Storms/Radar containing Radar, TropSats, Hurricane, Wx Alert USA and RadarUS, which is my favorite dedicated radar app. When hurrican season gets here I generally trade Hurricane onto the home screen.
I had to clear out a bunch of apps because I was running out of memory (32 GB, imagine that!) and several lesser weather apps didn't make the cut. Still- it's hard to resist a shiney new one!!
My-Cast for moving radar and quick forecasts. WX Alert USA for better info right from NWS, especially the long discussion which is particularly useful when winter weather is approaching. All the weather apps get their info from the same place anyway - it's just how it is presented.
WeatherIcon for the weather at a glance[1]. Separate app for more details. Had Yr.no for a long time, but the recently released SMHI-app seems promising.[2]
[1] http://code.google.com/p/weathericon (Jailbreak-app.) Changes the icon of your preferred weather-app (stock or custom) into an icon showing the actual weather. Weather icon can also be shown in statusbar.
[2] Yr.no and SMHI mainly of interest for Scandinavian users.
I could see this vehicle being paid off in a year by just bringing it to one "Back to the 50s" show here in St. Paul, MN. With over 10,000 cars and several times that in attendance every day.. hhmmm..


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The PS Audio (PSA) limited edition Soloist Premier SE is a "wall mounted surge protection and resolution enhancement device" that incorporates passive noise filtering and the Power Port Premier (P3) audio grade AC receptacle. The Soloist Premier improves upon the standard Soloist with the addition of an upgraded AC receptacle, higher grade capacitors and other tweaks that PSA does not wish to divulge. PSA is offering the Soloist Premier at $250 (while supplies last).
The February PS Audio A/V Journal states that, due to much better than anticipated demand, they have decided to make the Soloist Premier part of their regular product line. No price was given for the regular production Soloist Premiers, the journal only stated that "for now, we'll keep the price low and see how it goes".
Figure 1. The Soloist comes in nice "gift box" type packaging. Thoughtful touches like this enhance the
audiophile experience. If PSA decides to put the Soloist SE into full production, they should consider a
new box with a little gold trim...like the Power Port Premier box. The "CI" stands for "Custom Installation".
Owners of the regular Soloist have reported very good results after retrofitting them with the P3. So much so that PSA decided to look into it as a potential product offering. Rick Cullen (www.cullencircuits.com) offers a PSA approved upgrade of the regular Soloist to Soloist Premier standards for $130.
From the PS Audio website:
"This is not just the Soloist, but a limited edition Soloist built around the Power Port Premier AC receptacle. Each of these are hand built, some by Paul himself, and hand tweaked for best performance. We are limiting this run to 200 pieces because of the extremely low price and when they're gone, that's it. The special edition Soloist Premier is only $50 higher than a standard Soloist but with the addition of a $100 Power Port Premier, hand installed and tweaked. The Soloist is the only in-wall full featured power conditioner made."
Evaluation Procedure
Power is supplied to my two channel system by three dedicated 20 amp AC circuits. One circuit powers a PS Audio Power Plant Premier AC regenerator which then powers the line level and phono preamplifiers and source components. The other two circuits power the Parasound Halo JC 1 monoblock power amplifiers. Prior to the Soloist evaluation, all AC circuits were terminated with PS Audio Power Port Premier AC receptacles.
Listening evaluations were conducted with two Soloist Premiers as follows:
1. Soloist on right power amp circuit compared to Power Port Premier on left power amp circuit.
2. Soloist in Power Plant Premier circuit and both power amps fed through Power Port Premiers.
3. Soloist in each power amp circuit.
The Soloists were not installed in the wall during the first 75 hours of evaluation. They were laid on boxes of sufficient height and connected to the wall wiring.
Measurements were taken during a weekday afternoon with a Tektronix 2012 TDS oscilloscope.
Figure 2. Limited edition run of 200 units. Some hand built by PSA CEO Paul McGowan. I might send
mine back to get signed.
Figure 3. The Soloist Premier faceplate is 3/8" thick milled aluminum.
Figure 4. Soloist Premier SE inside.
I was interested in switching the Soloist's Power Port Premier receptacles with the broken in Power Port Premiers I already had. I changed my mind when I saw the inordinate amount of desoldering and soldering that would have been required. Fortunately, the Soloist didn't take long to break in.
Bear in mind that these are simple and relatively crude measurements taken outside of a laboratory environment. Nevertheless, they provide some quantitative insight into the Soloist's performance. I will leave the more rigorous laboratory testing to the interested meter pontiff.
Figure 5. Sine wave plot of power from right side Power Port Premier.
Figure 6. Sine wave plot of power from right side Soloist Premier SE.
Figure 7. FFT plot of power from right side Power Port Premier.
Figure 8. FFT plot of power from right side Soloist Premier.
The differences between the sine wave and Fast Fourier Transform plots of the Soloist SE and the Power Port Premier are somewhat obscure unless you are able to flip back and forth between them using graphics software. The FFT plot of the Soloist (figure 8) shows an overall flatter and lower amplitude noise spectrum. The sine wave plot of the power through the Soloist (figure 6) displays less flattening in the peaks due to more noise being filtered out. While the difference in normal mode noise near 60 Hz was slight, the differences in common mode noise was significant.
From the PS Audio website:
"The Soloists power coupler reduces common and differential mode noise by up to 40 dB, meaning that whatever noise is on the line will be reduced by over 100 times."
Common mode noise reduction is important because electronic equipment is 10 to 100 times more sensitive to common mode noise than normal mode noise (noise between line (hot) and neutral). I do not have the proper test apparatus at home to measure differential mode noise. The common mode noise (noise between neutral and ground) is easily measured with an oscilloscope. Figures 9 and 10 show the differences in common mode noise between a regular residential grade outlet and the Soloist SE on one of the amplifier's AC circuits.
Figure 9. FFT plot of common mode noise from regular receptacle.
Figure 10. FFT plot of common mode noise from Soloist Premier.
The common mode noise from the Soloist Premier was immeasurable as it was identical to the background noise in the oscilloscope. PS Audio arrived at their 40 dB common mode noise reduction figure by injecting a noise signal on the AC line and measuring its attenuation by the Soloist.
I assume that the filtering of common and differential mode noise is the reason why the Soloist Premier makes Such Good Sound.
Soloist Effect On Power Plant Premier
The noise content of the PPP's output power was diminished by being fed through a Soloist rather than a Power Port Premier. However, I did not hear a difference or improvement in the sound. The differences between figures 11 and 12 are difficult to discern when comparing them side by side. When I switched between the two plots with my graphics software, the Soloist's lower noise output was easily seen. This AC circuit also has my wireless networking equipment on it.
Figure 11. FFT plot of power from Power Plant Premier feed by Power Port Premier.
Figure 12. FFT plot of power from Power Plant Premier feed by Soloist Premier SE.


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The Domaine de Lasgraves produces exclusively vintage armagnac.
Its "eau de vie" give armagnacs with full body, and rich and powerful aromas. They require a long ageing to express all their fruitness, roundness and mouth feeling.Excl. Tax: €82.50 Incl. Tax: €99.00
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Cellar/Tasting Notes An enormously appealing style of wine with a dark plum/purple color to the rim, its sweet kiss of subtle oak intermixed with Asian spice, plum sauce, black cherries and black currants pushes some of the oak to the background. Plump, opulent, low in acidity and very sexy, this wine can be drunk over..
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I like Poker Face a lot more. The skating here seems a bit too slow for the song.
I'm back from the Moscow show and we were robbed of Bad Romance. Johnny skated Yunona & Avos as he usually does skating in ehxibitions in Russia. I heard Ari asked skaters to use calmer music where possible to pay tribute to those killed in the tragedy in Moscow metro.
I missed the opening and half of Plushenko's Tango because I refused to go to the show hungry after work and we dropped by a Mexican place with my sister.
Johnny looks worn out, he had no speed and no energy.
Maria Mukhortova and Maxim Trankov skated their SP, Maria doubled sbs triple toe, but the throw was gourgeous. The announcer mentioned it was one of the last apperances of the pair. Maria teared up and cried
Brian skated an exhibition to his SP type of music (it's pretty famous, but I don't know the name) and managed to wake me and my sister up after hoola-hoop and other acrobats. He landed a couple of triple jumps and did a lot of his trade-mark crowd-pleasing steps.
Tatiana Voloshozhar and Stanislav Morosov skated to some lyrical piece of music. When they took the ice my sister who doesn't follow figure skating closely remarked that he doesn't look athletic at all. At the end of their performance she was like: "Those lift and throws are gorgeous".
Yuko and Alexander Smirnov did their Waltz exhibition program, by the end of which my sis went totally over Alexander. As for me, I really liked Yuko's outfit and would like to see her wear something like that more often.
Acrobats who performed in between those acts from the "real" skaters were mostly boring to my taste.
During the intermission the organisers arranged some sort of authograph session in the foye with Johnny, Brian and Stephane which involved some screaming from teenage fans.
The second act was opened by a joint number from Brian, Stephane, Evgeni and Johnny. My sister and I were at Johnny's decollete on the back apparently inspired by Elene Gedevanishvili's Carmen dress. Video from St. Petersburg show I enjoyed this number a lot, all four guys did a good job. And it was a unique chance to see Stephane to skate to this type of music which he probably wouldn't ever pick himself. And I must say he looked VERY convincing.
Ne me quitte pas from Stephane was by far the hightlight for us. Exquisite
Plushenko performed "Believe" with Dima Bilan and Edvin Marton. Dima is terrible at lip-syncing.
There was also Alena Leonova, but her number was very forgettable.
During the finale Steph popped the first quad attempt due to flawed take-off, but landed a gorgeous one right after
Sorry for the typos!
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Ne me quitte pas and then Believe...oh my...
And I forgot to mention: Stephane got FAR bigger roar from the crowd that Evgeny.
I think Stephane would win the popularity contest right now, even in Russia. King of the Ice Prom
Sigh. Johnny is making me these days.
However, I did enjoy the group performance from Stephane, Brian, Johnny, and even Evgeny. Really cute.
Thank you Hindernisse for your report.I posted few videos from St.Petersburg in this thread /maybe both threads could be emerdged/
and here are some from Khodynka in Moskow 03/31/2010 .Thanks to all videomakers.
Stephan's Ne me quitte pas
Brian Joubert
Evgeni,Johny,Stephan and Brian
Johny Weir "You,ll wake me up at the sunrise"
Evgeni Plushenko,Dima Bilan &Edwin Marton
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Does anyone inspire love in their fans the way he does! From his tv show the stuff he gets from his Asian fans and now this from his Russians. His level of fame does not equal his medal collection. It amazes me.
In joubert's russian one they say it was joubert with biggest applause i m sure if I visit the plush and weir forums i ll read the same!
Come on guys, they are all great guys and showmen and I m sure they got the portion of applause each one, in the st peters videos you posted crowd seems excited for their individual numbers. And if they were more happy for Lambiel, Koi runs with Plush the last few years , it is normal to be excited for the skaters they dont see often. Weir has a great Russian club by the way, met them in Rostelcup.
I haven't seen the Moscow ones but their group number while nothing special is hilarious and bring also Takahashi and Verner in there and I will have my dream group number
So who will get the biggest applause in Bercy, Stojko?
but life suggests otherwise:
this is brian interview from this morning practice :
It is very interesting for me to take part in this show alongside Plushenko because normally during competitions we are rivals but here in the show we are friends. This arena was a happy place for me, I gladly participated in the GP here. something like that...
and in this pic they dont hate much, do they..
I like the pics on the other thread when the guys have lunch together, cute!


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Biostar wrote:Lamech wrote:Otherwise why would Charlie need to call?
Charlie is probably just calling now because he knows Clonely collected the bounty or is trying to be quick to collect his Archon before the double fades.
Or because he sees now is the right time. The decrypted archons are all gone, so the rationale for the bounty is fullfilled and the prince is healed, so there is a use for the bounty. (Why give them money as long as the prince is not yet healed and would have died with the end of the turn?)
Also the next action is to reclaim the garrison. As long as their is no heir, they have two important units they cannot use for that. Once the newly promoted heir flees the city, Slately can take an effective role in there (as he has shown he can in the air battle). As he is expendable now anyway, why not give him the chance to earn a place in the city of Heros (two tickets better than one).


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Next Diablo 3 Class Will Anger Fans, Says Blizzardby Nick Breckon, Sep 16, 2008 12:00pm PDT
Diablo III lead designer Jay Wilson has predicted that some fans will inevitably take exception to the next class his team will announce, while adding that the swapping of classes is necessary to establish the game's "identity."
"All the Barbarian players are delighted and all the Necromancers hate us. I understand, I don't begrudge them that," said Wilson to VideoGamer.com. "I would hate me too! But what I would say is that when we announce the next class, which is quite similar to a previous class, then all those players will hate us too."
Blizzard has already confirmed that the Barbarian will be the only class to return from Diablo or Diablo II. The announced Witch Doctor class is largely seen as a replacement of Diablo II's Necromancer.
"You can't make everybody happy," continued Wilson, "but I think when the game finally come out players will find there's a good class for them, one they will love as much as the ones that came before. And if they don't, I absolutely promise that in the expansions we'll consider bringing back old classes. We just don't want to do it with the first release. We want to establish our identity."


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Today I received my B-day present early!
All ties to Florida are now disolved. I am free to go where I want, and when I want. Well I am going to be running around like crazy for the next couple days. I have a few items to ship that might be on hold till Monday.
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gazes_also wrote:You've seen "The Godfather" haven't you?
Sometimes protagonists lose their moral struggles and become the Bad Guy. And those are often more interesting stories.
Indeed that's what hapened to Hamster.
He wanted to escape inside a wargame even tough he knew that was wrong.
Stanley made that dream came true.
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Nihila:If anyone can outsmart Charlie, it's Hamster. Heck, he's done that several times by now and is ready to pull a new one.
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Metroplan Gives Maglev Rail Proposal Conditional Approval
December 12, 2012 | WMFE- Orlando's regional transportation planning agency has given its approval to a plan to link Orlando Airport to the Orange County Convention Center with a magnetic levitation railway.
The privately financed 15 mile system proposed by Georgia Based American Maglev Technology Incorporated would cost $315 million dollars to build.
The first phase of the project would run on an elevated track between the airport and the Convention Center / International Drive.
Future extensions are proposed to serve the Medical City area and stations in the Osceola Parkway corridor.
A report prepared by Metroplan Orlando staff recommended accepting the proposal but it's conditional on a favorable report from the Maglev technical assessment being sponsored by the Florida Department of Transportation.
Other conditions include addressing any concerns raised about right of way, alignment issues, and revenue diversion.
The Metroplan board voted unanimously Wednesday to accept the staff recommendation.