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One thing to keep in mind, i am glad i did, unless your shop is heated 24/7 or in an environment that doesnt get cold, it will take them flouscents lights a while to warm up to achieve full optium. That has been my experience in the past. That is why in my new shop i put both regular bulb and flo's. I use the bulds when i first go out, switch over to the flos after the shop is warmed up...... If i need a lot of light, i use both..... here is a picture.
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Hey guys,
Unfortunately, the file sizes for the magazine articles are too large for me to e-mail, so I'll send them on Monday from work.
Sorry for the delay,
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One thing i forgot to mention, is i also plan on using a couple of sky-light panels on each side of the roof. I havn't thought about insulation yet.
Heat will probably be a upright barrel stove in the corner. As the winters are mild here by most folks standards, i'm sure it'll be plenty. As for electrical, i am running a buried 100amp branch from the house, and a empty conduit for later additions (phone, intercom, etc..). I thought about a dedicated service at 100 or 200 amps, but for same cost i can hook onto my current service, i have plenty of room and capacity in the panel since i changed from electric to gas heat.
Just an afternote I only had 1 line to my garage (110) . Every time I tried using a drill or whatever the lights would dim so I ran another for 220v to a separate breaker box. I run only lights (except 1) off of the original line and put a box for my welder and receptacles (sp) off the other line. I bought the cheap Lowe's 4 ft lights and a case of bulbs (Phillips F40CW 40 watt.) I can go to my garage when the temp is 0 to 10 degrees and they always light up. once in a while a couple of them will flicker for a little while but works fine for me. Never thought about the motion light for a quick get in and out but will steal the idea. Grump
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The room I'm typing from is a windowless room between the shop and the rest of the house. There's an alert little man in a magic box on the wall who has been turning on the lights for me for 15 years regardless which door I enter from. He never fails, but sometimes he turns them off if I remain motionless too long. That's when I flap my arms. He has relatives in both garages, my shop, and the pole barn to turn lights on. Pretty clever family!
My shop is in 3 parts. The main area is 18 x 34. The lighting in that area is 6 incandesent bulbs and 34 4' tubes. I HATE using drop cords. I do keep several flashlights scattered around for seeing details. My eyes are 72 years old.
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Russell, when I started planning my tractor shed I was considering skylight panels, but after talking to several people who had them, and contractors, I changed my mind. Complaints of them leaking when they aged was common, and everyone recomended I stay away from them.
As to insulation, you may want to consider the type you get in large rolls, and put over the framework before the metal is added. Supposed to work pretyt good.
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I agree with what John said, I did not put the ceiling panels in for that reason, and wished i would have put that style of insulation in, but who knew i would end up heating my pole barn.... To work on tractors of all things.......
I've also thought about some drop cords from the cieling, placed to the sides of the drive-in areas, so they won't get hung by accident. We had that set up in school around all the work tables and work areas, kept ext. cord use to the mininum. They where on a string so you could pull them up when you didn't need them, but hung to about chest height when lowered.
Also going to build a small exterior closet on the side, to keep the compressor in. Will control it with a remote disconnect. Keeps the noise outside and the compressor in a cleaner environment (no weld smoke, paint fume, saw dust, etc...). My compressor cold starts pretty good down to 10degrees, so it should work pretty well.
In my shop I have a few types of lighting, but I have also ensured that all my lighting is on separate circuits from my general outlet circuits.. In the main shop, it is H/O Flourescent 2x40w 8ft tubes -- 5 sets. I also am using specialty lighting at the specific tools - this is an ongoing project. I have found that H/O is great for general lighting needs, but does leave a lot to be desired when directed light is needed. Good halogen or incandescent lights on articulated arms are really useful. I even have a couple of those inexpensive magnifier lens/articulated lighting fixtures for when you really need to see something small.
Depending on the height of your ceilings, wattage may have to increased for halogen or incandescent lighting. But for flourescent, the DayLight are about the very best for good clean lighting. Useful for both wood and metal working.
Do keep in mind though, that when you are working on say the band saw, drill press, bench grinder etc., that directed/articulated lighting is a real boone. Also, sheilded trouble lights are also useful. I sometimes yearn for a ceiling mounted spring tripped reel system that would allow me to have a couple of ceiling mounted - shop wide available auxillary plugs for tools and the trouble lights.. but I make do with extension cords for the time being. One must always have a wish list
In my finishing room I have wrap-around lighting. These are 2x40wx8 foot flourescent fixtures -- in my 10x10 foot finishing room there are 5 sets as well. 2 ceiling mounts and 3 wall mounts. I also use directed lighting (halogens) as needed.
Compressor room or shed is a good idea. Direct inlet feeds from the exterior is a good idea. My compressor is fed with clean exterior air that is pre-filtered outside the shop. It is also enclosed in my furnace room to deaden the noise. It is also mounted on rubber feet and on floor dogs (4x4)'s to help prevent walking and excess vibration. The compressor is on it's own 220v 40Amp breaker controlled circuit with a separate box from the main panel. My arc welder is also on a separate 220v circuit, but it is in the main panel and can be switched off if necessary. My MIG welder is on a dedicated 110v 20Amp circuit.
My air lines are all regulated, filtered and are ceiling mounted coils except in the finishing room where is it just hose. I find that easier. I have extra coils around to allow extended range for the hoses. The only thing I could not afford so far is a dryer for the system, so oil/water separators are what I use. I am looking into access point desicant type dryers for the shop though... they may be useful and less expensive than a shopwide dryer which is like thousands of bucks..
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Rudi, could you please post or email some photos of how you have mounted your compressor?
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My shop is 32x40 and I have 5 banks of 3 (4 bulb, 4'x2') fixtures plus a 2 bulb 8' fixture over my work bench. I have a seperate switch for each bank and a switch for over the bench. I found a used lighted EXIT sign with battery back up over my entrance door. I'm planning on hanging another 2 bulb x4' fixture over my metal lathe. You can never have enough light!
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Ooooops.. I forgot. Hopefully I will get out to the shop in the next day or so -- supposed to snow.. so maybe I can get some seat time. If so, then I will bring the little camera with me.. and post the pic..
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Re-run of last year's thread for anybody doing any 2012 iron distance race
Whether it's IMUK, IM Wales, Outlaw, Challenge, The Brutal, Forestman, The Big Woody or you're jumping on a plane or a train to foreign fields, hopefully this thread can be as successful as last year's was. I really valued this as a melting pot for views, opinions, wibbles, hints, advice & experience. The "Fink for Outlaw" thread feels a bit narrow, so hopefully this can be a busy place to share your journey!
So who's doing what this year?
slower: IM Wales
Grand idea Slower..
slower: IM WalesSlagiatt: IM Wales , Outlaw
With Outlaw being early this year, there's lots of scope to do 2 events, isn't there. Looks like being a nice summer.
Lovely of you both to contribute, folks... although i'm worried about you dipping in, Max, tbh. You appear to be carrying some sort of injury curse around with you this year. I can hardly talk though. i've barely started 2012 training, but i've had more illness and injury in 2 months than in the whole of 2011.
So when's the fixie coming out?
slower: IM WalesSlagiatt: IM Wales , OutlawMrs SA OutlawSA IM Wales, but have got Manchester marathon first, then The Hairy Arse, oh yes plus the DIY half IM, possibly looking at the Thunder Run as well
Its only when you put them down on these threads there looks to be loads I'm doing this year.
Me and Mrs SA are out at Jodrell Bank Cycle sportive next week first event of the year, 80 miles, haven't been out the bike enough, its gonna hurt, been doing loads of running, 18 mile this weekend, last weekend did first brick of the year, 15 mile bike followed by 15 mile run.
Just the Outlaw Iron Distance for me this year and I am not following Fink other than to ensure my long bike and run are long enough each week. Plan for the year is Beaver Middle, Outlaw, possibly the Thunder run with SA et al and then the Vit. I will throw in an Epic Events 3.8k swim or two as well in the lake district.
Haven't done a brick yet and haven't done a swim session of over an hour either. Did a 10 mile run before work today which is the longest of the year so far and I plan to increase it by a mile a week going forward. Longest bike so far is 3 hours but getting consistnet commuting miles in.
Not too bad on the injury front though which is key and my weight is back down to levels not seen for 6 years which is helping the running and hills on the bike. Decent consistentcy for a number of weeks now if less than massive individual sessions.
slower: IM WalesSlagiatt: IM Wales , OutlawMrs SA OutlawSA IM WalesDarkness: Outlaw
On the injury front i've had ear issues that have pretty well kept me out of the pool for 2 months .. but back in the water from today barring further issues . Seem to have picked up a bit of a lower back issue after last weekends run.. but weirdly seems to ease off when training so bike and gym sessions have been ok this week ... will see how it feels on the run tomorrow.
summary of training efforts year to date .
Swim , maybe 2 decent (more than a mile) swims this year
Bike.. couple of longish turbo sessions, and an average of around 75 miles a week on the road, mainly comuting
Running.. Dismal .. longest run of 7 miles .. took 1hr 20 + ... On a brighter note the longest id done before IMW last year was just over 10 miles.. and i only managed that the once a few weeks before race day. So by that standard i am actually way ahead of plan
For anyone thats not doing Outlaw, if you volunteer (Pirate feed station) you get free entry into any of the swim events the day before Outlaw, I will be attempting the 5k one
Outlaw but I'm close to pulling out, not because I'm injured or can't do it, but because I've lost the drive to actually want to do it.
But I'm working through that with some sage advice from good friends.
We'll see.
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Outlaw but I'm close to pulling out, not because I'm injured or can't do it, but because I've lost the drive to actually want to do it.But I'm working through that with some sage advice from good friends.We'll see.
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kittenkat wrote (see)Outlaw but I'm close to pulling out, not because I'm injured or can't do it, but because I've lost the drive to actually want to do it.But I'm working through that with some sage advice from good friends.We'll see. what !!! and pass up the opportunity to hang out with the Pirate massive ?? surely not . Hope you get your outlaw mojo back soon KK .
Thank you, I'm just in a strange place at the moment and being pulled in very different directions. I'll be there in some shape or form... (maybe as a rat or mole rather than kat, yes yes, we're all watching Golden Compass right now, great film)
I'll shake the black dog off my tail now we're coming into spring. Hopefully.
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Slow the fixies and MTB have been out all winter my road and TT bike havent hardly turned a wheel since Ironman Wales KK my mojo is a bit down compared to normal so i have shifted the goal from sub 11 to have a nice day out with the pirate clan suddenly pressures off enjoying what training i can do at the mo and am gonna keep it unstructured and loose this year
I can't do that though, I'm too uptight.
I either race and do well or drop out, I can't just enjoy getting round and the history behind that is the fact that I come from a sporting background, it's been my life and career and my definition (rightly or wrongly, probably more wrongly now) of my self and self worth.
And added to that some things that have happened online with Pirates that I thought were friends but just seem to be driven by online communication and status rather than what's real.
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We are delighted to be able to bring you our complete 2013/14 season so that you can plan your year of concert-going and make a series booking in one easy transaction. Click on the links below for full details.
> Download a PDF of the concert listings only for easy browsing
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Sir Colin Davis
Sir Colin Davis, who was originally billed to conduct several performances in the 2013/14 season, sadly passed away on Sunday 14 April 2013. For a full statement, please see lso.co.uk/sir-colin-davis-1927-2013. Ticket bookers have been contacted, and as of 3 June 2013 we have announced details of replacement conductors.
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September 2013
> Sun 15 Sep: Gianandrea Noseda; Verdi Rigoletto
> Thu 19 Sep: Robin Ticciati/Mitsuko Uchida; Mozart & Dvorák
> Wed 25 Sep: Thomas Dausgaard/Barry Douglas; Strauss & Mahler
> Sun 29 Sep: Gianandrea Noseda/Nikolai Lugansky; Britten, Prokofiev & Shostakovich (+ LSO Discovery Day: Shostakovich)
> Thu 3 Oct: Daniel Harding/Christian Tetzlaff; Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky & Stravinsky
> Thu 10 Oct: Bernard Haitink/Emanuel Ax; Mozart & Shostakovich
> Tue 15 Oct: Bernard Haitink/Emanuel Ax; Mozart & Shostakovich
> Sun 27 Oct: LSO Discovery Family Concert
> Sun 27 Oct: LSO String Ensemble
> Thu 31 Oct: Valery Gergiev; Berlioz (+ Guided Concert Night for families with over-12s)
> Fri 1 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Antoine Tamestit; Berlioz
> Sun 3 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Olga Borodina; Berlioz (+ LSO Discovery Day: Berlioz)
> Wed 6 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Olga Borodina; Berlioz
> Thu 7 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Olga Borodina; Berlioz
> Tue 12 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Antoine Tamestit; Berlioz
> Wed 13 Nov: Valery Gergiev/Olga Borodina; Berlioz
> Thu 14 Nov: Valery Gergiev; Berlioz
> Wed 20 Nov: Daniel Harding/Christianne Stotijn/Burkhard Fritz; Schubert & Mahler
> Thu 28 Nov: Daniel Harding/Katarina Dalayman/Peter Seiffert/Christianne Stotijn; Schubert & Wagner
> Sun 1 Dec: LSO on Film: Celebrating the music of Patrick Doyle
> Thu 5 Dec: Nikolaj Zniader; Beethoven & Dvorák
> Thu 12 Dec: Michael Tilson Thomas/Simon Trpceski
> Thu 19 Dec: Michael Tilson Thomas/Evgeny Kissin
January 2014
> Sat 4 Jan: LSO Discovery Singing Day: Haydn The Creation
> Sun 12 Jan: Richard Egarr/Haydn The Creation
> Tue 21 Jan: Sir John Eliot Gardiner/Maria João Pires; Mendelssohn & Schumann
> Thu 23 Jan: LSO Brass Ensemble
> Thu 30 Jan: Sir Antonio Pappano/Janine Jansen; Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Brahms & Walton
> Sun 2 Feb: Sir Antonio Pappano/Maxim Vengerov; Elgar & Sir Peter Maxwell Davies (+ LSO Discovery Day: Sir Peter Maxwell Davies)
> Wed 5 Feb: Michael Francis/Anne-Sophie Mutter; Panufnik & Dvorák
> Sun 9 Feb: Jaap van Sweden/Yuja Wang; Beethoven & Rachmaninov
> Thu 13 Feb: James Gaffigan/Yuja Wang; Prokofiev & Ravel
> Sun 16 Feb: LSO Discovery Family Concert
> Sun 16 Feb: Yuja Wang solo recital
> Thu 20 Feb: Daniel Harding/Yuja Wang; Rachmaninov & Stravinsky
> Sun 23 Feb: Daniel Harding/Adam Walker; Huw Watkins & Mahler
> Sun 23 Mar: Sir John Eliot Gardiner/Alina Ibragimova; Mendelssohn & Schumann
> Sun 30 Mar: Valery Gergiev/Denis Matsuev; Scriabin & Liszt
> Thu 10 Apr: Valery Gergiev/Denis Matsuev; Messiaen & Scriabin
> Sun 13 Apr: Valery Gergiev/Daniil Trifonov; Messiaen, Chopin & Scriabin
> Thu 24 Apr: Eclectica at the Barbican with Dhafer Youssef
> Sun 27 Apr: Daniele Gatti; Mahler
> Thu 1 May: Nikolaj Znaider/Roman Simovic/Tim Hugh; Strauss & Brahms
> Sun 4 May: Sir Mark Elder/Imogen Cooper; Strauss & Mozart(+ LSO Discovery Day: Strauss)
> Thu 8 May: Sir Mark Elder/Anne Schwanewilms; Mozart & Strauss
> Wed 14 May: Pablo Heras-Casado/Roman Simovic; Ravel, Prokofiev & Shostakovich
> Tue 20 May: Daniel Harding/Paul Lewis; Harrison Birtwistle & Brahms
> Sun 1 Jun: Sir Simon Rattle/Veronika Eberle; Beethoven & Brahms
> Fri 6 Jun: Leonidas Kavakos/Tim Hugh/Enrico Pace; Beethoven
> Thu 12 Jun: Sir Mark Elder/Nicola Benedetti; Bruch & Dvorák
> Sun 15 Jun: LSO Discovery Family Concert
> Thu 19 Jun: Fabio Luisi/Lisa de la Salle; Mozart & Bruckner
> Sun 22 Jun: LSO Discovery Singing Day: Beethoven Mass
> Sun 22 Jun: Fabio Luisi/Christiane Oelze; Strauss & Beethoven
> Sun 29 Jun: Jonathan Nott/Cynthia Millar/Steven Osborne; Beethoven & Messiaen
BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concerts at LSO St Luke's
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Mozart Chamber Music
> Thu 26 Sep: Christian Bradshaw
> Thu 3 Oct: London Winds & Leon McCawley
> Thu 10 Oct: Aronowitz Ensemble
> Thu 17 Oct: London Winds
> Thu 24 Oct: Lendvai Trio
> Thu 31 Oct: Chiaroscuro String Quartet
> Thu 7 Nov: Vilde Frang & Michael Lifits
> Thu 14 Nov: Ebène String Quartet
Barry Douglas & Friends
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> Thu 6 Feb
> Thu 13 Feb
> Thu 20 Feb
Schubert Chamber Works
> Thu 27 Feb: Cédric Tiberghien & Christian Ihle Hadland
> Thu 6 Mar: Nicola Benedetti, Leonard Elschenbroich & Alexei Grynyuk
> Thu 13 Mar: Doric String Quartet
> Thu 20 Mar: Signum String Quartet
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> Thu 3 Apr: Yevgeny Sudbin
> Thu 10 Apr: Boris Giltburg
> Thu 17 Apr: Denis Kozhukhin
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Valery Gergiev 2013/14 – Berlioz and Scriabin
Valery Gergiev is a long-time Berlioz champion, conducting it internationally with the Vienna Philharmonic and with the Mariinsky Orchestra, and next autumn he will share his interpretations with London audiences, catching the anarchic undercurrents of Berlioz's scores as surely as its rapturous refinements. Scriabin was nothing if not too ambitious, and Gergiev presents his complete orchestral works (all five of them) over three concerts in March 2014. The LSO gave the first UK performance of Scriabin's 'Poem of Ecstasy' in 1910, and Elgar was so shocked when he heard it a decade later he wrote: 'To think that Gloucester Cathedral should echo to such music. It's a wonder the gargoyles don't fall off the tower'.
11 concerts conducted by Valery Gergiev:
Berlioz: 31 Oct; 1, 3, 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14 Nov 2013
Scriabin: 30 Mar; 10 & 13 Apr 2014
UBS Soundscapes: LSO Artist Portrait – Yuja Wang
Yuja Wang is a questing pianist who knows her own mind. Introduced to the LSO by Michael Tilson Thomas in 2009, she has also toured with the Orchestra to Spain and Germany. Her musical roots are 'playing the piano really naturally because everything I heard from the beginning was through music. I studied with only one teacher from the age of seven to 14. She was Russian-taught and talked a lot about sound. She really loved Kissin, so I heard all his Chopin recordings when I was nine. She also liked Argerich, and I liked Cortot; I found him extremely poetic and very inspiring'. At 25, Yuja Wang reached a landmark year in 2012 making her debuts at the BBC Proms, the Tanglewood Festival and at Carnegie Hall.
3 concerts with the LSO and Yuja Wang:
9, 13 & 20 Feb 2014
Yuja Wang Solo Piano Recital: 16 Feb 2014
Music alchemists: journeys with great conductors
So what do great conductors do? The answer is to be found in those 'cosmic' performances, where, in a truly alchemical transformation of elements, something is achieved that goes beyond the egos of the players or the conductors, and the only choice is to follow the musical energy that's being created on stage. The last thing great conductors do is to force musicians to do their bidding. Performances are constructed through patient hours of listening, so that each player has the chance to build up a similar mental, musical and emotional map of the piece. Then listening expands to include the audience, too, so that live concerts aren't simply letting a musical experience happen to you, but you are an active, essential part of it. Here are 14 of the best.
14 concerts conducted by:
Bernard Haitink: 10 & 15 Oct 2013
Michael Tilson Thomas: 12 & 19 Dec 2013
Sir John Eliot Gardiner: 21 Jan, 23 Mar 2014
Sir Mark Elder: 4 & 8 May 2014
Sir Simon Rattle: 1 Jun 2014
Singing Sundays
This series does exactly what it says on the tin: six Sundays spent listening to great choruses and choral masterpieces. Simon Halsey, the dynamic new Choral Director of the LSO and the London Symphony Chorus, will also be your guide in two singing days so you can participate too, if you want to. Simon has an impressive choral pedigree. He is Chief Conductor of the Berlin Radio Choir, he has been Chorus Director of the CBSO Chorus for over 25 years, and he also holds the positions of Artistic Director of the Berlin Philharmonic's Youth Choral Programme and Director of the BBC Proms Youth Choir.
6 concerts with choruses:
Verdi Rigoletto: 15 Sep 2013
Berlioz The Damnation of Faust: 3 Nov 2013
Haydn The Creation: 12 Jan 2014 + Singing Day (4 Jan 2014)
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies Symphony No 10 (choral): 2 Feb 2014
Scriabin Symphony No 1 (choral): 30 Mar 2014
Beethoven Mass: 22 Jun 2014 + Singing Day
Part of the LSO and LSC Choral Development Project which is generously supported by the J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust
The LSO invites …
Over the next three years the LSO is inviting a panoply of conductors to the podium to guest conduct them in repertoire synonymous with the Orchestra. The line-up includes established conductors new to the LSO but not to London, such as Daniele Gatti, Thomas Dausgaard and Jonathan Nott, two conductors well-known to the Orchestra as violinists, Leonidas Kavakos and Nikolaj Znaider, plus James Gaffigan and Jaap van Zweden.
9 concerts with 8 new faces:
Thomas Dausgaard: 25 Sep 2013
Jaap van Zweden: 9 Feb 2014
James Gaffigan: 13 Feb 2014
Daniele Gatti: 27 Apr 2014
Nikolaj Znaider: 1 May 2014
Leonidas Kavakos: 6 Jun 2014
Fabio Luisi: 19 & 22 Jun 2014
Jonathan Nott: 29 Jun 2014
Sounds British
From its early days the London Symphony Orchestra played with the leading lights of British music, and premiered
their works. Elgar, Walton and Britten are three of the big name composers played this season along with two world premieres: Huw Watkins' Flute Concerto and Peter Maxwell Davies' Tenth Symphony. But did you know that one Polish composer, a naturalised Brit, also inspired composing workshops and new commissions for the next generation now called the Panufnik Scheme, or that there are six LSO Soundhub composers working regularly at LSO St Luke's?
6 concerts featuring Brits:
Britten: 29 Sep 2013
Walton: 30 Jan 2014
Elgar and Peter Maxwell Davies (world premiere): 2 Feb 2014
Panufnik: 5 Feb 2014
Huw Watkins (world premiere): 23 Feb 2014
Harrison Birtwistle: 20 May 2014
Music in Colour
It's not hard to imagine, when listening to a piece of music, what scenes and colours might appear in one's head. But what if, when listening to music, you actually saw or felt real colour from sound? And what if that colour wasn't conjured up by your imagination, but by a real extra-musical sense? For synaesthetes Scriabin and Messiaen, this is exactly what happened. These fascinating programmes present some of the a complete account of Scriabin's works for orchestra as well as key pieces by Messiaen.
5 concerts 'in colour':
Scriabin & Liszt: 30 Mar 2014
Scriabin, shostakovich & Rachmaninov: 3 Apr 2014
Scriabin, Rachmaninov & Prokofiev: 10 Apr 2014
Messiaen & Scriabin: 10 Apr 2014
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The World > North America > USA > Aspen
At midnight on New Year's Eve 2005 crowds gathered (as usual) at the corner of Galena and Cooper.
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To people who are in the know, Aspen means one thing: the sleepy hidden artists' colony is now priced right out of the stratosphere.
The city takes is name from the area's abundant groves of aspen trees, technically called "quaking aspen" for the way they flip around in the breeze.
The leaf stems of the aspen are slim and flexible, and the leaves have a silvery-white color underneath. When the wind blows you see them changing from dark green to silvery green, waving back and forth like flipping coins. A field of these is unbelievable and during the autumn the golden color they change into makes it a sight to be seen and marveled at. The sound they make is also quite soothing, like a rustling whisper with little pat-pats as the thousands of leaves slap into each other.
Within one hundred years of its inception, Aspen changed from a sleepy silver mining town into a world-class winter holiday resort. There was a brief few decades when the town had only hundreds of people, not thousands, and the ones who weren't grizzled mountain men were artists. Neither group cared much for popular opinion or TV, and they all got along fine. Then came skiing.
There are four major ski areas connected to Aspen and its sister town Snowmass Village -- Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass and Buttermilk.
Aspen is located in the Elk Mountains region of the Colorado Rockies, western United States. It began as a silver-mining town in 1879 back when Indian raids were still a serious threat. Silver production peaked before the year 1900 and by the 1930's the town was nearly abandoned, hosting a population of only 700.
After World War Two the city breathed new life, gaining new residents as well as paved roads. The U.S. Forest Service approved ski resorts opening trails in the mountains, a golf course sprang up and artists working in ceramics and textiles scratched their heads at the shiny hubcaps on the expensive cars.
Eventually the tourist industry came to attract the clientele of such designer shops as Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Burberry.
Aspen now has the reputation of one of the world's premier winter vacation lands. From shopping to restaurants to outdoor fun, the city proves its claim as being among the best place to go for a vacation -- provided you've got the loot.
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You can rent a car from the airport to get into town. The major American bus and train companies do not stop here (Amtrak, Greyhound... forget it.)
However, the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority does provide free bus service from the airport to and within the city. You can also use these buses to get between the four ski resorts.
You are driving a car or flying a private plane around Aspen, if you're not on horseback or mountain bike. I would not put this city into the category of "accessible" for city people who like to buy tokens or tickets to get around. It's way up in the mountains, man! People DIED trying to ride across these mountains with horses and wagons, back in the frontier days.
Here are some links to taxi companies in and around Aspen that you can use for shuttle services with all your ski gear.
You can also use the RFTA busses within the city and to get between the four ski resorts.
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Well, besides the tourists, people you find here are either celebrities or servants. The wealthy can afford to buy second and third homes in Aspen to play with, but everyone else drives in from Basalt and Carbondale, two nearby bedroom communities, to do all the dirty work. Famous local personalities have included John Denver, Jack Nicholson and Hunter S. Thompson.
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Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
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Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
I recently bought a 1973 154 Cub and really like the tractor and when spring time hits I am going to redo the paint, nothing fancy just to keep the rust away. I kept getting a slow gas leak from the carb after I parked it. I finally figured out from a guy I work with that it had a gas shutoff but my question is, is the gas leak normal if you forget to shutoff the gas?
Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
No. Is it leaking from the weep hole in the carb or from one of the fuel line fittings?
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G'day and congrats on acquiring your 1st new to you Cub. The Cub-154 Lo-boys are kinda interesting and a lot of our members really like em. I am sure a number of them will respond. However, the fuel circuit is the same as the standard Cub - IH 3/4" updraft carb (usually), same type of fuel line etc... So to answer your question, no, a gas leak is not normal.
Cub-154 Lo-Boy - [url-http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Number%20Series%20Cubs/Cub-154%20Lo-Boy/Owner's%20Manual/Operator's%20Manual%20-%20International%20Cub-154%20Lo-Boy.htm]Operator's Manual - International Cub-154 Lo-Boy[/url].
You will need to check the carb - probably the float is getting hung up or something similar. Reading Lurker Carl's Cub Carb Fixes, will help solve the situation. I recommend reading the articles so you can understand the IH carb better.
I am sure others will pop in with suggestions as what to look for in the carb - (I see Don already has - he is one of our carb guru's). However, since this is new to you I would recommend that you do a full and complete tune-up and would also recommend a complete tune-up of the fuel circuit. This is what I have done to eliminate any fuel leaks (and also because I have neuropathy problems - a conversion that makes it easier for me) - [url]How To Upgrade A Cub Fuel System[/url]
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Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
Answer is no, should not leak. Most likely potential problem area is debris between the carburetor needle valve and seat.
Shut off the gas at the fuel tank and let the tractor run until it dies of fuel starvation. Then open the fuel shut off. This may flush any small piece of debris out of the needle valve and seat.
Cheap try before you disassemble and clean the carburetor/fuel system is to add carburetor cleaner in fuel tank.
Edit: The carburetor "should be" a Zenith, the one pictured in Rudi's post.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
ENG-1 Engine Parts Catalog Section A C-60 Engines
The Cub-154 Lo-Boy originally came with the IH 3/4" Updraft Carburetor (the one pictured in the image above). However, the Zenith was a replacement carb for the C-60 engine (Jim Becker would know those dates off hand, I don't). As Eugene said yours may have a Zenith but more than likely it will be the IH carb. Let us know which one you do have.
Either way we both agree on the likely problem - float - possibly affected by crud in the needle and seat. Check the cage assembly (Item # 9 in above parts breakdown) for dirt/varnish etc. You need to inspect it well. Also, as an aside you may also wish to the fuel sediment bowl as well.
IH Cub Lo-Boy 154 Tractor C60 15hp Engine Carburetor IH 3/4" Updraft Carburetor
251234R91 New Original Style IH Farmall Cub Carburetor 154 184 185 C60 Zenith - Replacement Zenith Carb for the 154, Standard Carb for the 185 and 184 Lo-boys.
Edit: I just noticed that the Zenith replacement carb pictured is NOT a Zenith but is actually an IH updraft - vendor labelling error. I have redone the search
IH Cub Lo Boy 185 BRAND NEW ZENITH CARBURETOR 154 184
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Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
only the 184s came from the factory with a Zenith
All others pay cash
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Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
Thanks for all the responses I will definately check out what everyone suggested. I bought the tractor for $1200 delivered with a 60" (maybe a 59" depends how you measure) belly mower and a 60" front blade with brush guard that someone fabricated, the blade can be removed with just two pins. Right after I got the tractor the transmission got stuck in gear and I had to have the tractor towed, at that point it had a complete going through of PTO, clutch, transmission, and all the fluids changed. The mechanic did not touch the carb.
Re: Should 154 carb leak if gas is not shutoff?
Most of the maintenance on the 154 you can do yourself and that is including the carb. Many of us, including myself are not mechanics by trade or even by backyard-shadetree standards, but we learn and we maintain our own. The C-60 is a very easy engine to work on unless of course you are going into it's innards - then that changes the whole ball of wax. However, doing the carb is pretty simple. The only thing that you have to be aware of is the idle tube when you separate the two halves of the carb. You can snap that item pretty quickly and it is a $40.00 or so item.....
Let us know what you find out. And enjoy the ride - it will be memorable. Besides the company here is incomparable.
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What would a turkey be on Thanksgiving without its faithful side companions? Often more popular than the turkey itself, stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and other favorites are staples of the food coma-inducing meal.
To add a new taste to your Thankgiving feast, try one of the recipes below:
Roasted Winter Squash
Gauge the amount of squash you'll need by allowing 1 small squash (acorn and butternut are good choices) for every four people. Cut each squash in half lengthwise and remove seeds. Brush sides and inner cavity with olive oil and place flesh-side down on a lightly-oiled baking sheet. Roast for approximately 45 minutes or until flesh is very soft and easy pulls away from the skin. After removing squash from oven, let cool for a bit, then scoop the cooked flesh out and transfer to a large bowl. Using a potato masher, work squash into an almost-purée. Season with olive oil or butter, salt and perhaps a little cream. You can even incorporate some diced ripe pear or dried cranberries (or both). Leftover squash can be used in pies later.
Triple Cranberry Sauce
1 cup frozen cranberry juice cocktail concentrate, thawed
1/3 cup sugar
1 12-ounce package fresh or frozen cranberries, rinsed, drained
1/2 cup dried cranberries (about 2 ounces)
3 tablespoons orange marmalade
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
2 teaspoons minced orange peel
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
Optional: 1-2 chopped granny smith apples to taste
Combine cranberry juice concentrate and sugar in heavy medium saucepan. Bring to boil over high heat, stirring until sugar dissolves. Add fresh and dried cranberries and cook until dried berries begin to soften and fresh berries begin to pop, stirring often, about seven minutes. Remove from heat and stir in orange marmalade, orange juice, orange peel and allspice. Cool completely. Cover; chill until cold, about two hours. (Can be made up to three days in advance, but keep refrigerated.)
Green Beans
2 ½ pounds market green beans, trimmed
Kosher salt
½ pound Brandt Beef bacon, chopped
3 shallots, finely chopped
3 gloves garlic, minced
1 tsp. red pepper flakes
½ cup Hopkins AG almonds, chopped and toasted (you can buy them already roasted)
Juice of half a lemon
Toss the green beans in a large pot of salted boiling water and cook until bright green and tender crisp, about 5 minutes. Shock the green beans in a large bowl of ice water to stop the cooking process. Drain the beans and pat dry. Cook the bacon in a heavy pan until crisp. Drain off the excess bacon grease, leaving about 2 Tbsp. in the pan. Add the shallots to the pan and sauté for about 5 minutes. Sprinkle in pepper flakes and sauté for about 1 minute more. Add the green beans and almonds and cook until heated through, about 5 minutes. Place the cooked bacon back in the pan with the green beans and squeeze lemon juice over the beans. Toss and season with salt and pepper.
Irish Sausage Stuffing
3 medium white onions
3 celery stalks, cut into four pieces
1 loaf stale white bread
1 tablespoon poultry seasoning (I like Bell's)
1 tablespoon celery salt
8 large potatoes, peeled, boiled, drained and cooled
2 pounds ground sausage, cooked, drained and cooled
Brown the ground sausage thoroughly. Drain and cool.
Peel and quarter the potatoes. Boil until a fork can separate them. Drain and cool.
Dip the stale bread quickly into a bowl of water and then squeeze out all the water.
Alternating the ingredients, begin running everything through the grinder. Grind only once.
In a large bowl, add the celery salt and poultry seasoning along with a couple of dashes of ground black pepper. Mix thoroughly with your hands.
Please note I have indicated to cool all cooked ingredients before grinding. DO NOT STUFF RAW POULTRY WITH WARM INGREDIENTS.
Traditional Mashed Potatoes
6 medium russet potatoes
1/2 cup milk (start with this, you may need more)
1/4 cup butter softened at room temperature
1 teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
Peel the potatoes. Cut them into one-and-a-half-inch chunks and put them in a saucepan. Add water until potatoes are covered. Sometimes I rinse the potatoes and then add fresh water. Bring to boil and add 1 teaspoon of salt, then turn down and simmer for about 15 minutes or until done (when a fork can easily be poked through them). Remove from heat and drain all the water. Put the potatoes back in the pot and add butter and milk. Also, you can mash them off the heat, then give them a quick whisk or two over low heat to warm them up. Beat/mix the potatoes well enough to get rid of any lumps but not so much that your potatoes end up sticky or gluey. Add salt to taste. Serve!
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Get a taste of the national tour of The Book of Mormon.September 1, 2013
The Tony-winning musical The Lion King celebrated 15 years on Broadway with a triumphant performance and lavish celebration. Hear from the award-winning creators and current cast about why The Lion King is unlike any other show on Broadway.November 19, 2012
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Qurrat Ann Kadwani brings her Indian parents, her friends and many more to life in her new one-woman show They Call Me Q. Find out why audiences see their own families, as well as themselves, in the 13 characters she plays.August 1, 2014
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