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Broner on a Mayweather undercard, the question is, who would he fight in such a quick turn over? I say the winner of Garcia and Judah or maybe Broner and Maidana, better yet why not Broner and Gamboa, make it happen. Just think of it, the whole 50 cent thing with Floyd as a background story and the fact Gamboa and Mayweather were actually cool and Adrien stepping in as Floyd's next protege. It has a million story lines. At the weigh ins Ray J and 50 can get in a scuffle. 1.5 million buys instantly.
The interesting thing about the youtube video of May and Broner was Adrian was actually quiet. As Floyd was giving backhand compliments Broner sat there as if he was a seven year old kid on Santa's lap. The funny part of that entire video: Floyd saying he doesn't do bands he does straps. Of course at the end of the video the hanger ons had to get their shout outs. Broner maybe apart of the money team sooner rather than later. May 4th just got even more interesting. |
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i may be alone on this one...but i don't think boxing needs all that wwf stuff. no need for story lines. no need for fluff. leave that to wwe/ufc. all i need is good fights. i'd love to see broner/gamboa...but i think at this point gamboa gets eaten up. he didn't look so good in his last outing and needs to knock a little more rust off before getting in the ring with a guy like broner. he still may be too small for broner. keep ray j out the ring unless he's singing the anthem. same with 50.
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Value Line's International Bond objective group is a very broad grouping of funds. The funds in this category invest in foreign and U.S. bonds or exclusively in foreign fixed-income securities in pursuit of current income. Clearly, this allows for the inclusion of funds like Pioneer Global High Yield Fund (PGHYX), Federated International High Income Fund A (IHIAX), and Goldman Sachs Local Emerging Markets Debt Fund A (GAMDX), all of which invest in debt securities in emerging markets.
"International" versus "world" is also an important distinction, as BlackRock International Bond A (BIIAX) is very different from BlackRock World Income A (MDWIX) even though the names are similar—one can invest in any country, while the other invests in any country outside of the United States. Key words to look for include international and foreign, which suggest that the fund does not invest in U.S. bonds, and world and global, which suggest the fund can own securities from any country.
There are even funds that focus on sections of the yield curve, such as Payden Global Short Bond Fund (PYGSX), which, as the name suggests, invests only in short-term bonds. And still others, such as Credit Suisse Global High Yield (RBSFX) that has a focus on bond-quality types. The variety here can be a bit overwhelming.
Among things to consider in this group is the broad mandate of the funds. With so much variety in this objective group, what does the fund you are looking at actually do? You want to be keenly aware of the fund's objective and investment tactics so there are no surprises down the road. One of the more important tactics that should be reviewed is currency hedging. Some funds allow hedging, believing that it protects shareholders from changes in the value of currencies that have no relation to the bonds they own, while others believe these changes eventually reverse and, thus, are a "wash" over time. Unhedged portfolios, however, can be subject to heightened volatility, so investors need to be cognizant of a fund's position on this matter.
While the International Bond objective group encompasses many types of funds, it also allows for a significant amount of leeway when creating a portfolio. Indeed, most investors would benefit from some exposure to foreign bond markets. Exactly how that exposure is achieved is up to the individual, and can be easily tailored to meet just about any taste from conservative to aggressive.
Over the long term, the International Bond objective group has been a good performer relative to the broader market, as measured by the Barclays Aggregate Bond Index. For the 10-year period ended June 28, 2013, the group had an annualized gain of 5.3%, while the Barclays Aggregate Bond Index reported an annualized gain of 4.4%. For five years and three years, the group had returns of 5.1% and 4.8%, respectively, while the Barclays Aggregate Bond Index reported gains of 5.1% and 3.5%, respectively. During the past year, the International Bond objective group reported a return of 1.5% compared with loss of 0.7% for the Barclays Aggregate Bond Index. The group has a greater-than-average Risk Rank of 4, indicating that funds in this group might appeal to investors with an above-average tolerance for risk that wish to participate in international bond investments.
Fund Name: Fidelity Advisor Global High Income Fund
Ticker: FGHAX
Investment Adviser: Fidelity Management & Research Company (FMR)
Year-to-Date Return: -0.33%
Benchmark: BofA Merrill Lynch Global High Yield and Emerging Markets Plus Index
Objective: The Fund seeks a high level of current income. Growth of capital may also be considered.
Investment Strategy:
• Normally invests in income producing debt securities, preferred stocks, and convertible securities, with emphasis on lower-quality debt securities, of US and non-US issuers, including emerging market countries.
• Can also invest in non-income producing securities, including defaulted securities and common stocks.
• Invests in companies with troubled and uncertain financial condition.
• Allocates investments across different countries and regions.
• Invests in securities issued throughout the world, including potentially significant investments in US issuers.
Fund Name: Ivy Global Bond Fund
Ticker: IVSAX
Investment Advisor: Ivy Investment Management Company (IICO)
Year-to-Date Return: -0.86%
Benchmark: Barclays Multiverse Index
Objective: The Fund seeks to provide a high level of current income. Capital appreciation is a secondary objective.
Investment Strategy:
• Invests at least 80% of its net assets in a diversified portfolio of bonds of foreign and US issuers.
• May invest in securities issued by foreign or US government and in securities, including loan participations and other loan instruments, issued by foreign or US companies of any size, including those in emerging markets.
• Fund may invest up to 100% of its total assets in securities denominated in currencies other then the US dollar.
• Fund may invest in bonds of any maturity.
Fund Name: Goldman Sachs Global Income Fund
Ticker: GSGIX
Investment Advisor: Goldman Sachs Asset Management International (GSAMI)
Year-to-Date Return: -0.96%
Benchmark: Barclays Global Aggregate Index
Objective: The Fund seeks a high total return, emphasizing current income, and, to a lesser extent, providing opportunities for capital appreciation.
Investment Strategy:
• Invest at least 80% of its net assets plus any borrowings for investment purposes in a portfolio of fixed income securities of US and foreign issuers.
• Fund will have at least 30% of its net assets, after considering the effect of currency postings, denominated in US dollars.
• Invest in securities of issuers in at least three countries.
• Seeks to meet its investment objective by pursuing investment opportunities in foreign and domestic fixed income securities markets and by engaging in currency transactions to seek to enhance returns and to seek hedge its portfolio against currency exchange rate fluctuations.
In the table below, we have listed 10 top-performing International Bond funds through
June 28, 2013 that we follow in our Fund Advisor database.
10 Top International Bond Funds Performance
Fund Name |
Ticker |
% year-to-date Total Return |
% 1 Month Total Return |
% 3 Month Total Return |
% 6 Month Total Return |
% 5 Year Total Return Annualized |
Artio Global High Income A |
3.20 |
-2.18 |
-0.19 |
3.20 |
9.35 |
Goldman Sachs High Yield Floating Rate A |
1.63 |
-0.72 |
-0.15 |
1.63 |
Pioneer Global High Yield A |
0.55 |
-2.94 |
-2.63 |
0.55 |
7.30 |
Eaton Vance GL Macro Absolute Return Adv A |
0.20 |
-2.01 |
-2.30 |
0.20 |
Fidelity Adv Global High Income A |
-0.33 |
-2.94 |
-1.72 |
-0.33 |
Dreyfus Global Dynamic Bond A |
-0.74 |
-1.57 |
-1.43 |
-0.74 |
Ivy Global Bond A |
-0.86 |
-1.72 |
-2.04 |
-0.86 |
3.72 |
Waddell & Reed Adv Global Bond A |
-0.94 |
-1.97 |
-2.37 |
-0.94 |
3.87 |
Goldman Sachs Global Income A |
-0.96 |
-1.76 |
-1.69 |
-0.96 |
7.30 |
Blackrock World Income A |
-1.07 |
-1.56 |
-0.91 |
-1.07 |
3.61 |
International Bond Objective Group |
-4.43 |
-2.95 |
-3.80 |
-4.43 |
5.07 |
At the time of this article's writing, the authors did not have positions in any of the funds mentioned.

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Spectroscopic and laser characteristics of Ti:Al2O3
JOSA B, Vol. 3, Issue 1, pp. 125-133 (1986)
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Spectroscopic measurements and laser performance of Ti:Al2O3 are discussed in detail. Data on absorption and fluorescence spectra and fluorescence lifetime as a function of temperature are presented. Laser characteristics observed with pulsed-dye-laser, frequency-doubled Nd:YAG-laser, and argon-ion-laser pumping are covered and show that nearly quantum-limited conversion of pump radiation can be achieved, along with tuning over the wavelength range 660–986 nm.
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P. F. Moulton, "Spectroscopic and laser characteristics of Ti:Al2O3," J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 3, 125-133 (1986)
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- Operation of the Ti:Al2O3 laser was first reported by the author at the Twelfth International Quantum Electronics Conference in Munich in June 1982. Brief articles appeared in Physics News in 1982," P. F. Schewe, ed. (American Institute of Physics, New York, 1983) and in Solid State Research Report (Lincoln Laboratory, MIT, 1982:3), pp. 15–21. A more complete description of the author's efforts was in the chapter "Recent advances in transition-metal-doped lasers," in Tunable Solid State Lasers, Springer Series in Optical Sciences, P. Hammerling, A. Budgor, and A. Pinto, eds. (Springer-verlag, Berlin, 1985), pp. 4–10. Work by others includes P. Lacovara, L. Esterowitz, and R. Allen, "Flash-lamp pumped Ti:Al2O3 laser using fluorescent conversion," Opt. Lett. 10, 273–275 (1985); G. F. Albrecht, J. M. Eggleston, and J. J. Ewing, "Measurements of Ti3+:A12O3 as a lasing material," Opt. CoMmun. 52, 401–404 (1985); B. K. Sevast'yanov et al, "Tunable laser based on Al2O3:Ti3+ crystal," Sov. Phys. Crystallog. 29, 566–567 (1984).
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It looked tough, but it wasn't up to the task. I've…
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It looked tough, but it wasn't up to the task.
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- uses too much fuel
- to boil time too long
I've read the other reviews and agree the key to getting this thing to work is over filling and spilling a little fuel down the sides. It also helps to have a large dimension pot to keep the flames directed to the bottom rather than up the sides of the pot.
But I have been very disappointed with the burn time to get a boil going. In fact at high altitude it hasn't boiled. So I'll continue to use my Soto stove and canister fuel.
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1) The stove must be filled completely with fuel, and a bit of fuel needs to be spilled on the sides for it to prime properly. It must also be relatively level.
2) You must use quality methanol or ethanol fuel. HEET in the red bottle or isopropyl alcohol will not work. I even had a bad batch of generic HEET in the yellow bottle once. Use name brand fuel.
3) You must have a lid on your pot and a windscreen. I made a simple aluminum windscreen that fits inside my MSR Titan Kettle (along with the stove; it fits inside a Titan perfectly).
4) Be patient. It's not a white gas or butane stove. It will boil water if you give it time. It also won't leave you stranded like a malfunctioning gas stove has left me, at the CA/OR border on the PCT with rain and drizzle and 30 miles to the next resupply. Believe me, cold, hard Liptons aren't very tasty.
5) This is optional and NOT recommended, but it worked for me: I drilled out the bottom hole 3/16" to allow easier and faster filling. I also slightly enlarged the jets all the way around. Now, I have faster boils and a more consistent flame pattern. Modify at your own risk!
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I really, really wanted this to work as I am constantly striving to cut weight and things that possibly could break but this stove failed in repeated tests in my basement laboratory under what should have been ideal conditions (no wind, moderate room temperature, and warmish tap water).
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If you read the other reviews, they all say it worked great in my garage/basement. The people who tried it in the field are not so sure. This happened to me. I tried it indoors and it performed OK. Full up with fuel, 2 cups, boiled (just).
On a PCT section hike from Canada to Snoqualmie Pass recently, I wished over and over again that I had tested further. It barely gets 2 cups to boiling outdoors. Foil windbreak used. After the first burn I had to wait for it to cool then put in extra fuel to get a full boil or to heat any 2 stage meal (eg. boil noodles, then add tuna etc).
My old Pepsi can stove is a much better performer. Lasts longer, less sputtering. The selling point that got me was indestructibility but the Pepsi can stove fits perfectly in a cup so it doesn't really get exposed to crushing in your pack.
A great stove for boiling water! I used the Pinnacle…
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A great stove for boiling water! I used the Pinnacle Soloist pan with it and the wind screen recommended on the Vargo website. It boiled 2 cups in about 6 minutes, using cold tap water.
To get this stove to operate correctly it is pivotal to fill it correctly! If the stove is not filled to the top it will not achieve maximum output.
Good luck to all who buy it. It's worth it.
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Price Paid: $29.95
I bought a Vargo Decagon stove on a whim while browsing at REI. It looked like a very cool design. Then I started seeing posts about how inefficient titanium stoves were compared to aluminum soda pop can designs. So I have been doing some testing.
I live at 6,400 feet elev. and there's lots of snow at Lake Tahoe. I can bring 2 cups of cold tap water to a rolling boil at right around 5 min. 30 secs. every time. (Our tap water comes from the lake and it's cold, probably 50 deg.) It doesn't seem to matter if I'm outdoors or in. Then I can refill my aluminum pot and get it hot enough to get bubbles on the bottom before the flame goes out. (If I were smart, I'd get a 32 oz. pot.) An ounce of alcohol lasts about 14 minutes.
The secret to getting it primed fast is to spill a little alcohol on the outside of the stove then it comes out of the jets in about 20 secs. Otherwise it takes about 45. The stove is sensitive to wind and I can blow it out. I recover unused alcohol easily with a paper funnel. It has a wide base and feels very solid.
I haven't used it on a trek yet, but am anxious to. I think I'll be very happy with it.
Just got the stove, looked like a cool design. I have…
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Just got the stove, looked like a cool design. I have many other alcohol stove. The best of which is the Trangia Westwind. Tried this stove in my garage. Filled it. Lit it. It primed fast, (spilled a little fuel around the edge.) I placed my titanium pot on top with .5 liters of water, room temp. the stove burned but the water never boiled. Only small bubbles formed. Finally after about 12-14 minutes the stove sputtered out. I am glad I did not rely on this stove in the field.
While I like the design I will stick to my Westwind. Far more reliable and always brings water to a rolling boil without burning out and does it in about 7 minutes.
I have one of these and did a controlled test after…
I have one of these and did a controlled test after reading the mixed reviews here. I found that 2 cups of water in a 2 QT Open Country pot was boiling the water with the fuel only half gone. This was in a 60 degree garage using my very cold well water.
I think the differences between reviewers is due to windscreen usage. Windscreens are very important for alcohol stoves. I have a homemade, full wraparound aluminum windscreen made from a piece of flashing. It leaves about a quarter to half inch gap around the entire pot and has a number of holes along the bottom. This creates the proper convection, air for combustion, gets/keeps the stove hot so the alcohol vapizes well, and directs the heat into the pot. I made it using directions on the Vargo website.
I have heard people say they have had trouble getting…
Price Paid: $26
I have heard people say they have had trouble getting a good boil going with this stove. I took mine straight to the 40 degree garage and got consistent 5 minute boil times for 2 cups of water. This was with no wind screen and 3 successful attempts with 3 different pots. 5 minutes each time.
We are supposed to get down to low 20's this weekend, I am curious to test the performance then. I believe that with a wind screen adding reflected heat, the time may get even better. Yes, it can be slow to prime if you just light the top, but external priming takes care of that.
I have experimented with many home made stoves and decided that the durability of titanium would be worth the price. I like this stove because of its consistency.
I had better results than the previous reviewer. I…
Price Paid: $25
I had better results than the previous reviewer. I used this stove with a JetBoil 1.5 liter FluxRing pot - 2 cups boiled in just under 5 minutes, and Lipton southwestern style rice and beans cooking time was similar to my Svea 123R.
It's lighter, burns greener and stinks less than the Svea too!
I have to say - this stove is vitually goof proof. Pour the fuel into the center cup, light it and the fuel is drawn into the burner area as the stove "primes". Voila - you get a well distributed flame. We used local rocks as a wind screen, and I think I prefer this stove to the Svea - although I'm not sure how it will hold up over time.
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Pickup at a REI Crash&Dent sale
Perfect for day hike, 3 day trips or emergencies.
Used a 7"aluminum cake pan( dollar store) as a wind screen for a Evernew Ti 1.3 pot, 1 liter of water in 11mins (bubbles forming) Stove/pot is 6.5 oz ( same weight w/Snowpeak 700).
Try it with the Primus Eta express Pot,the vanes on the base overlapped the burn holes and stove flamed out. used plumbers cloth to lift the pot 1/4" higher, 1L rolling boils in 9 mins.
On the plus side, it's very light (1.3oz on my scale)…
Price Paid: $29.95
On the plus side, it's very light (1.3oz on my scale) and pretty rugged. The base gives it some stability. However, it's not a great performer. Boil time for two cups is 7-8 minutes, using not-very-cold tap water and absolutely no wind. I tried a Snow Peak titanium pan (2.5c capacity), a 1-qt thin stainless steel pan, and a 1.3-liter titanium pan, with similar results. I've only tried this stove at home so far.
Where weight is the primary concern, and no more than 2 cups of water are needed, it's probably OK. A windscreen of some kind would definitely be required, as you can blow out the flame easily.
This stove is slow if you want to boil water. Takes…
Price Paid: 30 dollars
This stove is slow if you want to boil water. Takes about 1 to 2 minutes to prime. Boil time was slow for 16 oz water at 46 degree inside building. Took 10 minutes to reach rolling boil. Burn time was at 16 minutes on 1.2 oz alcohol.
Next test I added a wick at base to prime stove. Stove preheated in 30 seconds but no improvement in boil time. Stove is light and durable. You can handle stove about 30 second after flame is out. When filling with fuel at slowly.
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Burner diameter |
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3. Heat remaining oil in a heavy-based stockpot over medium heat. Cook the onion and garlic, stirring, for 5 minutes or until soft and transulcent.
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Building on the success of the Jamaica Library-to-Library Exchange, the Miami-Dade Public Library established a partnership with the Ghana Library Board in Accra. Ghana was essential in the search to establish the origin and authenticity of stories told in the "New World." West Africa, specifically the Ashanti region of Ghana, is considered to be the actual birthplace of the Anansi stories, so popular here in America. The library's decision to partner with Ghana came from the desire to acknowledge and appreciate the significant impact of West African traditions on the cultures of the United States, the countries of the Caribbean and much of eastern Latin America. Miami-Dade librarians traveled to different villages in Ghana and presented workshops, shared ideas about community outreach, partnerships and the positive effect of public awareness on the future of library funding.
Two popular storytellers from Ghana came to Miami-Dade in early May 2003. They performed at several branches and staff, who were thrilled with this extraordinary opportunity to learn how culture is passed down through music and dance, as well as words. The visit concluded with participation in the international storytelling festival, which also featured performances by local storytellers, and storytellers from Haiti, Cuba, Columbia and Iran.
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This exciting new resource is designed to assist undergraduate physiotherapy students and new graduates in confidently assessing patients in a range of physiotherapy specialties outside of the âcoreâ areas of practice. Areas covered include paediatrics, geriatrics, mental health and rheumatology.
Valuable content is easily accessible in a small portable format which will be an invaluable reference during placements or practice. Each chapter provides a concise overview of the philosophy and the specific assessment processes for each of the 17 practice specialties.
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For the fiscal second quarter ended August 31, Rite Aid Corp. posted net income of $32.8 million, or three cents per diluted share, versus a net loss of $38.8 million. Same store sales for the quarter increased 1% over the year-earlier period, according to the retailer, based on a 1.7% increase in pharmacy sales and a 0.3% decrease in front end sales, which include general merchandise such as home goods. Analysts in both Zacks and Thompson Reuters surveys expected the diluted per share figure to come in at a loss of 4 cents. Rite Aid reported revenues of $6.29 billion versus $6.23 billion in the 2012 second quarter. "We posted excellent results in the second quarter, highlighted by another quarter of net income and an all-time company record for second-quarter adjusted EBITDA," Rite Aid chairman and CEO John Standley pointed out in comments of the announced earnings. "As we continue to improve our operational and financial performance, we are also making tremendous progress in transforming our more than 4,600 stores into true neighborhood destinations for health and wellness, as indicated by our successful launch of the wellness65+ loyalty program for seniors, a strong start to our flu immunization campaign and the completion of our 1,000th wellness store remodel." In the second quarter, Rite Aid relocated five stores and remodeled 109, bringing the total number of wellness concept stores chain wide to 1,019. The company closed a dozen stores and acquired one in the quarter, resulting in a total store count of 4,604 at the period's end. Tags: rite aid • second quarter • analyst • standley • Housewares • Cookware & Bakeware • Vacuum Cleaners/Electric Cleaning • Health & Personal Care • Home Décor • Home Environment • Small Electrics • Organization & Cleaning • Tabletop • Gadgets & Kitchen Tools • Retail • Financials • |
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The Wright R-3350-57AM engines have been exchanged for a custom built combination of the R-3350-95W and R-3350-26WD engines. Wright Cyclone R-3350 2,200 hp each engine used to power the B-29 Superfortress. FIFI the only flying example of a B-29 Superfortress belongs to CAF.
FiFi engine update
This might be of interest to some of you. FiFi has had engine problems and the CAF has come up with a novel solution to replace them.
"For those of you interested in some further details about what we have planned for FIFI's re-engine project, I offer the following...
As with most projects that so many people have an interest in, there have been some welcome questions regarding what we have planned and why we chose the engines we have, where they came from, what they were on, how old they are, etc. We will be utilizing parts from the R-3350-95W and the R-3350-26WD engines in order to make our own engine for the B-29. Perhaps we should call it the R-3350-B29. One of the things I find interesting about this business is that we are able to make great airplanes even better. This requires some ingenuity and exploration. Sometimes plans work without a hitch, other times there are problems that have to be worked out. It's this reason that I must say that although we are very happy with our current plans, we are also very interested in hearing input from others that may bring up an issue we haven't foreseen. We are prepared to make whatever small adjustments we need in order to make this project a safe and reliable one.
The reason we chose the -95W engines are because we have them. In fact, we already have nine of them. They are a late (1965 or so) manufactured engine that went on AC-119K Gunships (attack version of the Boxcar). These are turbo-compound engines that are very similar to the DC-7 engine and were rated at 3,500 horsepower. We obviously cannot use the turbo compound portion of these engines, as they simply would not fit in the B-29 cowlings & nacelles.
This is where the -26WD engine comes in. This engine is what was used on the Douglas Skyraider. This particular dash number was manufactured from the early 1960's until the early to mid 1970's (depending on what information you read). These were EXCELLENT engines, just ask any Skyraider pilot or Sea Fury racer at Reno. The reason we need them is because the power section, blower section, and accessory section will simply bolt right up to our existing B-29 engine mounts. This will save us tremendous amounts of time since we won't have to design, test, and manufacture new engine mounts.
We plan on using the "guts," cylinders, and nosecase of the -95W in the "block" of the -26WD so that we can fabricate a strong and reliable engine with the least amount of work and money. We have no intention of trying to use the full 3500 horsepower of the -95W engine, as the B-29 airframe simply was not designed to take that kind of power. In addition, we intend on using the stock B-29 propellers, so we could not turn this "new" engine of ours up high enough to get that horsepower anyway.
Our estimates show the following:Takeoff setting: 2,400 rpm and 44" of manifold pressure (roughly 2,400 h.p.)Cruise setting: 2,000 rpm and 30" of manifold pressure. This is the same power setting that we use now and the same setting that the engine builders recommend for cruise flight. This should allow for the engines to be operated in a "normal" capacity, while still allowing more horsepower across the board. This is obviously an important figure when figuring the safety of flight if we were to lose an engine.
Since our takeoff power is merely the normal METO power of the -95W engine, we could (in theory) fly at that power setting for sustained periods of time. Again, not a bad thing to have if we were not flying on all four engines...plenty of "reserve power."
We will more than likely also see an increase in cruising speed for lower altitudes. At 30"/2000rpm the props will be turning faster than our old cruising prop speeds. FIFI will definitely have a different (more powerful) sound as well. Higher blower ratios should give us better cruising altitude capabilities too, if needed. We may have to clip the wings on Diamond LIL so she can keep up (grin).
Our first plan of attack is to build up a mock up that will include the external parts of our proposed engine, installed in a B-29 nacelle and cowling. Jeff Abbott is building up this "dummy" engine, while Kermit Weeks was kind enough to allow us to borrow the nacelle and cowling to save us time. Nelson Ezell will be working with this mock up to start with the fabrication of a new exhaust system and cowling modifications.
I could go on and on about this engine combination and if you'd like some more info on it, I'd be happy to get into more detail. As always, we very much appreciate any input you or any of our Squadron members or Warbird buffs might have. We have not thought of everything, but I can assure you, we have been thinking of everything we can.
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Is the only option to create an online digital flip book/magazine is to export to a single .swf file? Can it create a digital book where the .swf files reads or pulls off the pages from seperate files such that the first page loads right away vs waiting for the entire magazine to load? If so, where can I get instructions for this?
Currently we are producing a digital edition online flip book from a print publication. We are using InDesign 5.5 to create flip book and uploading the SWF file using .ftp for online viewing.
Problem: The way we are making a digital magazine is by a single .swf file created by InDesgin 5.5. The file is too large for fast download online even after compression. The SWF file gets larger the more pages we ad.
www.pacificluxuryliving.com/online/6-3/Issue6.3DigitalEdition-compress ed-07.4MB.swf (File size is 7.4MB compressed – 39 seconds to load)
Why compression is not an option:. Even after maximum compression (1.5MB – 9 seconds to load) for fast download, quality gives out and is not acceptable. (We used in additional optimization software - http://www.compress-swf.com/)
http://www.pacificluxuryliving.com/online/6-3/Issue6.3DigitalEdition-c ompressed-01.5MB.swf
Other services that offer digital flip books will create a much smaller SWF file and load pages stored in separate files, therefore appears to load faster.
Example of using subscription service:
http://pacificluxuryliving.com/online/Issue_4.2/uniflip.swf (4 seconds to load)
What are my options to create a digital flip using Adobe InDesign 5.5? Is a .swf file containing all the data the only way Adobe InDesign can produce a flip book or is there a way to create similar to the other services?
There´s few ways how you can get smaller SWF file sizes from Indesign:
1) Avoid extracted PSD-images. AFAIK Indesign compresses them by using PNG, even if you have chosen JPG... and PNG is much more size consuming.
2) Avoid large and complex background etc. textures or other vector shapes (maps etc...) They contain a lot´s of information and it will bloat your SWF.
3) Avoid placed PDF, AI or EPS files, indesign will rasterize them during the SWF export. Rather open those files to Illustrator and
a) copy/paste content of them to indesign (works with quite simple files)
b) export them as SWF from Illustrator and place resulting SWF to Indesign...
that way you won´t embedd the file to your main SWF, Flash Player loads your placed SWF dynamically at runtime.
This method works only with InDesign CS5 and CS5.5
If you want to split your document to more than one SWF, you will need some 3rd party tool to parse it up again.... something like eDocker2. I have seen some eDocker users to publish coverpage as preloader graphics (you can modify preloader animation with eDocker)... that way readers will see coverpage very fast and they can view it until rest of the magazine loads up... + You get lot´s of other features too like zooming, navigations etc, fully customizable user interface (buttons, bars, logo etc....)
Sample (not with separate cover): http://www.edocker.com/_demo/edocker-online-demo/index.html
eDocker website: http://www.edocker.com
eDocker is commercial product so you have to pay for it if you want to use it after Trial period, but there is no monthly, per issue or any other running fees... just the price of the license....
Nice to hear that it worked for you....=)
You may want to read another thread from yesterday:
I´m telling there about technique which allows you to convert very large InDesign layouts to digital flip-page magazine by using InDesign´s ability to place SWF files.
eDocker will also release soon a tool that is meant for converting PDF files to SWF page by page and placing them to indesign layout automatically with correct poster and play on page load settings. That will make it possible to convert even 200-300 pages long PDFs to flip-page magazines in indesign. After conversion you can add interactive stuff on the top of the pages before exporting final SWF.
Okay, ='[
It seems like even though it works perfectly, I won't be able to use it.
The end goal for this application is a web newsletter. The problem is that when I post the .swf frame of the document on my website, the links stay absolute.
Instead of going to the /pages folder on my site and pulling the page from there, it tries to go to my computer and find the link on the C: drive. Obviously, this is not working very well.
So do you know a way to set the source of the .swf file to the .swf on my website?
I've been researching, but all I've found has said "InDesign doesn't do relative links."
There are some workarounds to make InDesign's absolute links act like relative links, but I haven't found one that will work in my swf-in-swf-on-website setting.
I'm currently trying to make it work by running it through Flash, but we'll see how that goes.
That won't work in this case. I am making a newsletter for my company:
http://www.ecigroup.us/groupfiles/interactiveinsider/flash_index/index .swf
So there aren't any buttons involved.
But still, you've helped me a lot. Thank you!
Do you mean that if you place SWF(s) into InDesign, export one main SWF and upload it to your server, Flash Player cant find those placed page SWF files?
In that case you probably have not uploaded the resources folder along the exported SWF. InDesign actually replaces the placed SWF´s original path with path to resources folder (and copies all the placed SWF files into resources folder as well)
That´s why it´s very important that you upload both exported SWF and resources folder to same root in your server.


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- 140 Rooms
- Style: Contemporary Classic
- Atmosphere: Lively
- 3 Guest Reviews
- Grand Hotel Minneapolis
- 615 Second Avenue South
- Minneapolis, MN, USA
Hotel amenities and services
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour gym
- Beauty salon
- Boardroom
- Indoor swimming pool
- Pet Friendly
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- Spa
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- Gabe
- Stayed December 2013
- Rating: Poor
What I liked:
rooms were nice
convenient location
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really not very helpful about transportation which is key to my stay in the twin cities.
- Dino
- Stayed March 2013
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
The room was great! Also the gym access/ spa were fantastic!
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Forrest
- Stayed August 2013
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
Style, availability of health facility, lobby bar
What the hotel could do better:
Track down the source of cigarette smoke seeping into some of the rooms.