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- Developer: Naughty Dog
- Publisher: SCEA
- Genre: Driving Mission-based
- Release Date: Oct 18, 2005
- ESRB: Teen
Get orbs, alot of them quick
Go to ex mode and select split screen then choose death match then choose no c.u.ps after that press ■ choose no time limit and 40 kills to win then select your car pick up the other controler and pick a car then start match kill the goast player and be sure to get alot of air time you get orbs for that. after you killed player2 and won you should get 1000 or more orbs.
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W: Dempster
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S: Marmol
L: Figueroa
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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Alfonso Soriano hit a two-run double in the first inning, as the Chicago Cubs struck early and then outlasted Houston to win the first of a three-game set, 5-4.
Starlin Castro hit three singles and crossed the plate three times, adding a stolen a base for the Cubs, who were coming off a series loss to Milwaukee.
Ryan Dempster (1-2) worked 6 1/3 innings, allowing four runs on six hits and three walks, while also striking out nine to earn the win.
"It was a good win," Dempster said. "Any time you win the first game it's huge. We had a lot of energy right out of the gate."
Astros starter Nelson Figueroa (0-2) lasted only four innings, allowing five runs on eight hits with two walks and three strikeouts. He was 2-0 against the Cubs in 2010 with a 2.77 ERA in three appearances.
"I am not somebody that should be a work in progress," Figueroa said. "I am frustrated. I hate losing and I hate putting our team behind."
Soriano hit a two-out, bases-loaded double in the first to score Castro and Darwin Barney, giving the Cubs an early 2-0 lead.
After Castro singled with two outs in the second, Barney tripled and Marlon Byrd singled to make the score 4-0. Byrd added an RBI single in the fifth.
Houston had opportunities to score but failed to take advantage of them.
Cubs first baseman Carlos Pena dropped a potential double-play grounder with no outs in the bottom of the second to put runners on second and third with one out. But Joe Inglett struck out and Humberto Quintero grounded out to end the inning.
The Astros got their first run when Matt Downs' pinch-hit single scored Chris Johnson in the fifth, but then failed to capitalize with the bases loaded and two outs in the sixth, as Inglett grounded out to second base.
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Boost Your Bamboo Fencing with Wood Stain!
How To Choose the Right Wood Stain
Have you considered adding wood stain to your bamboo fencing? Bamboo fencing comes in two unstained colors: natural and natural black. Enhance the natural color of bamboo by adding a wood stain to it. We recommend that you use Total Wood Protectant (TWP)-Light Cedar for natural colored bamboo fencing. For black bamboo fencing we recommend Total Wood Protectant (TWP)- Dark Oak. These stains also help extend the life of your bamboo fencing with its unique formula. It helps protect your fencing against the harsh outside elements. Shield your bamboo from moisture and harmful UV rays that lead to discoloration.
Light Cedar is a fantastic colors that brings out the warm tan and yellows of your natural bamboo fencing. This wood stain penetrates the wood to create a gorgeous glossy look. For your black bamboo fencing, Dark Oak is the perfect stain. This darker stain brings out the subtle rich hues associated with black bamboo fencing. Black bamboo fencing is unique blend of colors: greens, brown, blacks. These harmonious shades make the perfect complementary backdrop for any homes, businesses, or resorts.
How To Stain Your Bamboo Fencing
Make sure the weather will be dry the next several days. Keep your fencing in an upright (vertical) position and use a stain or paint brush. Dip the brush into the wood stain, wipe off the excess amount, and apply it on your bamboo fencing. Apply the stain in an up-and-down motion making sure to apply it on all sides of the fencing. Allow your fencing to dry for a couple days. Apply more coats if you wish.
Bamboo Fencing DIY for Condos and Apartments
Bamboo Fencing DIY for Small Spaces
Decorating small patios and areas for condos and apartments can be frustrating at times. Fortunately, Bamboo fencing DIY is the perfect solution for creating a beautiful yet space saving design. It can also be the easiest DIY you have ever come across. The only hard part is deciding the height, thickness,and color of your bamboo fencing!
The first step is to decide why you need bamboo fencing. Are the walls or balcony unsightly? Do you need more privacy? Or maybe you just want a new look to your outside area. Whatever your reasons are, these factors will help you choose the best type of bamboo fencing. If you would like more coverage and privacy, 3 or 4 foot fencing is perfect for smaller balconies. Some condo or apartment associations may allow up to 6 feet of fencing but if you live on the second floor, a 3 or 4 foot fencing is sufficient.
The thickness of bamboo poles is a personal style choice. Thinner styles are subtle and blends into the background better than thicker style poles. Thinner poles are more versatile in style while thicker poles look more tropical in style. Bamboo fencing makes a great backdrop for your design needs. Unsightly patio bars or aging drywall can be easily masked by propping up bamboo fencing. Dress up your patio space with some clean and modern planters or a small patio furniture set.
Bamboo fencing comes in various shades. Natural, Natural Black, and Mahogany are all very popular colors when it comes to making over your patio or balcony space. Natural Black and Mahogany are beautiful contemporary shades that will work with many designs. Natural is a warm and neutral color that would also be a great addition to your condo or apartment.
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5 Ways a Bamboo Fence Improves Your Yard
If you're looking for a great way to improve the function and style of your yard, updating it with different types of bamboo fencing features may be an ideal solution to consider. Bamboo is an environmentally friendly type of wood due to the fact that it grows so quickly. Its rapid rate of growth means that using it for building purposes does not lead to deforestation. Plus, it is a beautiful type of wood that is known for its durability. Here are just a few of the ways that you can use bamboo fencing to improve your yard.
Decorative Appeal
Bamboo has a unique look that carries almost a tropical ambiance to it, and it can be stained a wide range of hues to meet your needs. Its placement in key locations throughout your yard can help you to bring the relaxing and almost Zen-like feel of the tropics into your space. A bamboo fence is also known to be smooth and even to have a slight sheen to it, and this can be an improvement over other types of wood that may easily show signs of wear when exposed to the elements.
Garden Fencing
The beauty of a bamboo fence can be incorporated in different areas of your space, and one option is to place a shorter or taller fence around your garden. This can be used purely for decorative purposes, or it can be used to keep critters out of the space. The slats can be placed closely together or farther apart based on your needs.
Bamboo Divider Panels
You can also use bamboo fence panels as dividers in your space. For example, bamboo fencing panels can be placed along one edge of your patio to create a beautiful wall. This can provide you with privacy or a shield from sunlight. You can also use a divider to conceal unsightly areas of your yard, such as where your trash bins are stored.
The Top 3 Benefits of Bamboo Fencing
A new fence can improve privacy and enhance the beauty of your home and property. When choosing materials for your new fence, bamboo is one modern option to consider. Bamboo is beneficial in many ways and is one of the few materials available on the market today that is sustainable, which makes it an eco-friendly option. Learning more about the environmental and other benefits of bamboo is the first step if you want a beautiful, green option for your home fencing.
Eco-Friendly Fencing
One of the most important benefits of choosing bamboo over other materials is that bamboo is eco-friendly thanks to its sustainability. Opting for green, sustainable materials may also benefit you if you want to sell your home. Many consumers today are trying to reduce their carbon footprint and live a more sustainable lifestyle. A home that is equipped with eco-friendly options is one that may fare better on the market. Whether you plan to sell your home in the future or return in the home, a bamboo fence can enhance the value of your home. The fact that bamboo is fast growing and sustainable is also a major benefit when comparing the pricing and durability of the materials.
Quality And Affordable Pricing
Since bamboo grows very quickly, there is an abundant supply of the material that can be transformed into bamboo fencing, among other products. The fact that bamboo grows quickly with few resources makes it more affordable than some fencing options. If you are on a budget, you can definitely benefit by opting for bamboo. In addition to being affordable, you have the advantage of a long lasting fence when you choose bamboo. Most experts agree that bamboo fencing will last for up to twenty years, even when exposed to extreme elements. The installation is fast and easy whether you opt to DIY or have a professional install the fencing for you.
How to Build a Bamboo Fence
There are many reasons to build a fence. It provides privacy, keeps things out and other things in, adds security, but it also adds beauty. A fence adds the finishing touches to your yard and completes the landscape. There are many fencing options for material, style, durability. Today we are going to teach you how to build a bamboo fence for those looking for a more exotic look and feel.
Some Tidbits About Bamboo
There are many benefits to using bamboo to build your fence, such as strength and durability. Bamboo is naturally very strong and flexible. Homes built of bamboo have been known to remain standing after earthquakes as intense as 9.0 in magnitude. The strong, flexible, natural material has been used for centuries around the world as a main source of building material. Bamboo has even been used as the main building material for some skyscrapers in China.
Bamboo is also naturally beautiful and comes in different shades and colors. Check out our different styles.
How to Build the Fence
We are going to explain how to build a fence assuming you are building from scratch and not just covering up an old fence.
Step 1. You will need to purchase wood fence posts that are 4'' x 4''. It doesn't matter what type of wood the posts are made from, but we will be making a 8 foot tall fence, so the post needs to allow for 30 to 36 inches to go underground and 8 feet above ground.
Step 2. Dig the pole holes. Measure 8 foot between each post hole and insert a marking (a stick of stake) where the hole will be dug. Dig your post holes 2.5 to 3 feet (30 to 36 inches) deep and 10 inches wide.
Creative Ways to Use Bamboo Fencing
When people look at bamboo fencing, the first thing that comes to mind is to use it in outdoor design. Bamboo fencing can be used in other ways that serve as beautiful and functional decor pieces both indoors and outdoors. One of the top choices for using bamboo fencing is to use it for designating outdoor perimeters. Use it for backyard or front yard fencing. The beautiful colors and shape of bamboo will enhance any space any type of garden. Both eye-catching yet muted enough to serve as a backdrop to most spaces, bamboo is an ideal decoration resource. Bamboo fencing can is subtle enough as background decor or could be that last piece that will bring that whole look together.
A fantastic way to use bamboo fencing indoors is to use it as bed decor! Use it as an earthy and organic canopy over the bed for a unique and beautiful effect. Hang ethereal fabrics from the top for a cozy, private, and breezy feel. Another great way to integrate bamboo fencing with your bed is to use it as a modern headboard. You can choose from contemporary colors such as the mahogany, black bamboo or natural panels.
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Covering the week of January 25 to 31st, Abby Sandel– creator of the wonderful AppellationMountain blog– unearths some treasures in the male Oscar nominee names announced this week.
The list of nominees for the 83rd Academy Awards came out last week. Even though the only category in which I've actually seen all the contenders is Best Animated Feature Film, I've been digging through the nominees to find the most intriguing name options.
If you're more into old Hollywood, check out the first guest post I ever wrote for Nameberry, 2009's Red Carpet Names, Boys' Edition. I have a soft spot for Clark.
Here are my picks for the most award-winning names from this year's list of nominees:
- Atticus, as in Atticus Ross, Trent Reznor's long-time collaborator. The duo is nominated for their work on "The Social Network." (Hat tip to C in DC for pointing him out!)
- Jem, the unusual nickname for James favored by Jeremy Renner's character in "The Town."
- Laser, the given name of the younger Hutcherson kid in the much-nominated "The Kids Are All Right." (shown in illustration)
- Aron, the slimmed-down Scandinavian variant of Aaron worn by real life mountain climber Aron Ralston. James Franco could win Best Actor for his portrayal of Ralston in "127 Hours."
- Bastien, from French filmmaker Bastien Dubois, nominated for "Madagascar, a Journey Diary." Best Animated Short Film doesn't get much press, but Dubois' given name – a short form of Sebastian – could catch on.
- Hendrix, from Guy Hendrix Dyas, nominated for production design on "Inception." If x-names from Felix to Jaxon can catch on, why not Hendrix? Dyas isn't exactly a household name, but there's Jimi Hendrix, too.
- Leonardo DiCaprio is a household name, and his character from "Inception" – Dom – could fit right in with Jack and Cole.
- Lastly, there's a pleasing pair of English appellations from "The King's Speech." Geoffrey Rush played Lionel Logue, speech therapist to King George VI. There's also Cosmo, as in the given name of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Lionel and Cosmo strike me as quite stylish names for small boys, even if the characters are rather serious.
While we're talking Hollywood, Nancy of Nancy's Baby Names spotted this quote from Nicolas Cage. You'll never guess what he wanted to name his son, known as Kal-El.
Other famous babies making their debuts this week include Mike and Lahika Tyson's son Morocco Elijah and Coco Reese Lakshmi, a daughter for No Doubt bassist Tony Kanal and girlfriend Erin Lokitz. We also learned that model Doutzen Kroes and DJ Sunnery James gave their son Phyllon a happy middle name – Joy.
Next week we'll look at the Girls' List of Oscar-inspired names, and find out if Best Actor nominee Javier Bardem and equally talented wife Penélope Cruz reveal the name they've chosen for their little star.
Today's Question of the Week: Is there a name from a book you read when you were younger that made enough of an impression on you that you've loved it ever since?
(After all, at least some of those hundreds of new babies being named Atticus must have some connection to that inspirational lawyer in To Kill a Mockingbird and all those recent little Holdens to that cynical adolescent Holden Caulfield in The Catcher in the Rye—whether conscious or not.)
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Anyone out there who actually has used such a name for their child?
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Amias? One of my all-time underappreciated favorites.
Amadeus and Miles? Music to my ears.
Augustus, Octavius, Cassius, and Aurelius? Love, love, love, and love.
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Saw a novella 'Hyenas' that I didn't have, featuring H&L too...don't know if you saw that.
Just finished Nevil Shute's book, Pied Piper. Greatness.
It's the third Shute book I've read, the other two being Trustee from the Tool Room and A Town Like Alice. The man is seriously one of the best novel writers of all time, in my opinion. Everything I can get my hands on from him, I'll read. I've even been scouring the internet and used book stores to try and find hardbound copies of his work to add to my physical library. No luck yet, though.
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Simple style, easy to read, clear plots, mostly set in WWII era. Technical things are favored in his writings (he was a very successful aero engineer), but not so much that they'd be a turnoff. His themes stress the dignity of work, self-sufficiency, and individual responsibility and liberty.
Pied Piper is about an old Englishman in the beginnings of WWII who loses his RAF pilot son to the war and while coming to grips with this while on vacation in France, has to deal with the advancing German army while he tries to get himself out of France and back to England. Having worried about being too old to have a purpose in the current conflict, he soon finds a cause he can live for while struggling to leave France. An easy 200 page read.
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Just started Tom Holt's latest: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Sausages.
His last book, Blonde Bombshell, was a freaking crackup of a sci-fi comedy! Truly Douglas Addams-ish!
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Re-reading Elizabeth Kostova's "The Historian". Very well written vampire novel.
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This is a terrific movie! However if you are offended by sexual content mild cussing or seeing Tim Curry in a corset I would not recommend watching this movie.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show was the Saint John Free Public Library's Thurs. Oct. 4/12 Scary Movie pick.
Further questions for discussion:
- Now that society has become more tolerant (or at least less likely to be shocked) by the kinkiness on display in ROCKY HORROR, how does the movie seem to you? Still transgressive, or a quaint reminder of another era?
- Meat Loaf's appearance aside, what's your take on the soundtrack? This material seems a perfect fit for GLEE, and they did it back in Season 2; what did you think of what they made of it?
- For those who have seen it performed live, how did it compare to the movie? Which do you feel is a better venue for the material: stage or screen?
Such an amazing movie!!
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is a memorable and classic movie-musical that follows the misadventures of Brad and Janet, a newly engaged couple. Brad and Janet find themselves having to approach an eerie castle in the middle of nowhere for help when their car breaks down. At the castle they find an interesting cast of characters, including Magenta (a domestic), Riff Raff (a handyman), Columbia (a groupie), and Doctor Franknfurter (a scientist). Franknfurter invites Brad and Janet to bear witness to the creation of Rocky, a blonde man-with-a-tan, but as you can imagine everything soon dissolves into chaos.
"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is a horror/comedy musical movie, and is based off of the 1970's stage musical, The Rocky Horror Show. This musical also claims a high spot on the author of this review's favourite musicals of all time list. It is a funny and witty movie, filled with memorable songs and dances. The characters are all interesting and unique, and the setting helps set the mood from the get-go. The plot is quick and interesting, and there are no 'slow moments'. It is a wonderful and brilliant movie that is definitely worth anyone's time.
The author of this review recommends "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" for anyone fourteen and over. It has a very sexual nature to it, and many of the characters wear provocative costumes throughout the course of the film. There are various points of nudity, but there are only a few swears throughout the entire film (you can count the number of them on one hand). There are no real 'hidden meanings' within Rocky Horror, as it is a musical made in good fun. It is a fun movie to watch with your friends over a bowl of popcorn. "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is an incredibly entertaining movie musical, and is highly recommended by the author of this review.
I don't get all the hubbub. It's a musical. A few catchy tunes and a lot of sexual innuendo and corsets. BAD acting. Weird, but not all that weird by todays standards. Overrated.
Oh my Gosh...this is one of the best movies ever!! :) It's completely insane, it has no morals whatever, and it's filled with catchy songs and lovable characters! I LOVE The Rocky Horror Picture Show!! :D
I was at the midnight show in the Village a number of years ago. It's quite an experience. A movie and "a happening" that will live on and on!
Funny movie, but very odd. I would definitly watch it again.
I love this film. I could not compare it to anything I have already seen, it is like a firework of craziness, and I find it absolutely hilarious.
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"I'm just a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania" - Dr. Frank-N-Furter LMAO :')
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ASIA/MYANMAR – During the Week of Unity, Christians ask the government for the return of lands and schools
Yangon (Agenzia Fides) - "Today, we are baptized in the Jordan of the new Myanmar. After baptism Jesus began his mission. Today, as a nation, we face a new era with all its opportunities. For decades we suffered. Today we have an important mission to carry out in the country": says Archbishop Charles Maung Bo, Archbishop of Yangon, in a pastoral letter published for the "Week of Christian Unity". By virtue of the mission to be carried out - notes the text sent to Fides by the Archbishop - the Churches ask the government for the return of lands and schools confiscated in the past by the military regime.
Inspired by the exhortation of Pope Francis "Evangelii Gaudium", Msg. Bo invites to "see the world through the eyes of the poor and most vulnerable", wondering who these people in Burma are: "They are Burmese refugees in Malaysia, Thailand, India. Ours is a nation with three million refugees and displaced persons who need our aid", he says.
Another fact to consider is human trafficking, in a nation plagued by the phenomenon: "Our young people are sold in modern forms of slavery, for sex trade or business". One should pay more attention to young people affected by drugs and AIDS.
A problem that challenges Christians - notes the letter - is the confiscation of lands. We, as Christians are among the victims of land grabbing".
The complaint of the Bishop touches a key point: "As Church today we ask the government for the return of our lands and schools. The Church has done a great job in the field of education and health. Many schools in Myanmar were started by Christians. Not recognizing such valuable contribution, the former regime confiscated our properties and our schools. To contribute to the development of the nation, we ask that such structures are given back to us. It is our cultural right". The text concludes: "There is a new hope in Myanmar. Let us join together in serving our country. Christian unity is not only within churches or in theological speeches, but for a new Myanmar". (PA) (Agenzia Fides 20/01/2014)
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Scheduled times for the event are Monday through Friday, April 15-19, from 9:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m.; Saturday, April 20, from 8:30 a.m. until 6:30 p.m.; and Sunday, April 21, from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
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Balloons are such a perfect little pick-me-up, don't you think? Sure, they are an obvious accent at every party, but they also make a fine companion or a bold statement. Here are some balloons I've spotted floating around the internet lately. They lift my spirits in a big way.
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John Lewis have this years Friends Calendar for a very reasonable £15.99 when compared to the other retailers at this moment. Plenty of stock according to the site.
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- sickly sweet1 year, 3 months ago #2Show comment tools ReplySeriously? oO
It's only just September!
- sickly sweet1 year, 3 months ago1 Like #3Show comment tools ReplyP.S. Good deal but sooooo not on my radar of things to worry about right now!
The C word should be made illegal to use until at least the end of November X)
- Chew1 year, 3 months ago #4Show comment tools Replysickly sweetP.S. Good deal but sooooo not on my radar of things to worry about right now!
The C word should be made illegal to use until at least the end of November X)
What?? Commitment??
- beth251 year, 3 months ago #5Show comment tools ReplyJust found one for £15 on tesco direct- not sure if the same?
Edited By: beth25 on Sep 07, 2013 08:03
- bargainhunter06861 year, 3 months ago #6Show comment tools ReplyWell it saves you some money, so I think it's a good deal especially if you have a lego mad daughter like me. If you wait till end of Nov to buy chances are it will be sold out or you will be paying full price :)
- Deedie1 year, 3 months ago #7Show comment tools Replybeth25Just found one for £15 on tesco direct- not sure if the same?
last years by the look of it
- mufc721 year, 3 months ago #8Show comment tools Reply£12 for me with my discount so may have to get this for the little 'un
- hansam751 year, 3 months ago #9Show comment tools ReplyLego city one also same price at John Lewis so I've ordered one of each!! Thanks OP
- Makinmoney1 year, 3 months ago #10Show comment tools ReplyIf this is anything like last years, give it a miss folks, it was absolute rubbish! Not a patch on 'original' Lego Advent Calendar!
- PeppaPiggy1 year, 3 months ago #11Show comment tools ReplyGood price for the new one. I paid £9.99 from Tesco Direct for the old one in February.
- ghostm4n1 year, 3 months ago #12Show comment tools ReplyLego City was what I was after, and this link got me there for the same price, thank you!!!!! Heat Added.
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Alpair 6 - Gen 2. - Prototype 1
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Hi Guys,
I've not forgotten those who love the Alpair 6 so here's a peak at the new Proto. There's a few changes with this driver, most obvious is the cone. Its cone profile No-154 from my collection. This cone has taken allot of work. Its paper. It's Japanese origin with Taiwanese production. The Multiform process has been taken a stage further so much of the forming is now double pressing. Note the colour. The dyeing process is critical to rigidity of the cone, along with reduced mass.
Other changes will follow with the addition of a Matsubara San rear suspension. Those that follow my work will note the Lui Yi Ping front suspension.
Performance enhancements (compared to the Gen 1 driver) are:
Wider range - the top end extends another 3-kHz (22-kHz)
Linearity - improved - These are RAW results. Near flat across the range.
Efficiency - Up by 2dB over the Gen 1 model.
Here's the T/S results:
Revc= 3.600 Ohm
Fo= 78.166 Hz
Sd= 3.632K mm²
Vas= 3.155 Ltr
Cms= 1.684m M/N
Mmd= 2.317 g
Mms= 2.443 g
Qms= 2.925
Qes= 0.635
Qts= 0.522
Levc= 9.320u H
No= 0.232 %
SPLo= 86.477 dB
Xmax = 3.2-mm (1 way)
Pwr = 14 Watts (nom) 28 Max.
Scott has been running the No2 set of these protos for a few weeks. I'll see if he has time to comment. Norio has been running the No.3 set, I'll ask him for an up-date. I'm running the No.1 set but will leave it to these 2 guys to say more.
We are around 2 to 3 months away from final production depending on suspension and more coil developments.
Well now, the A6 Mk2 (paper cone) is an interesting little driver. In size terms, like the original A6, it's a bit of a one-off; there aren't all that many units of equivalent size. Not that that's a problem; just an observation that attempting to draw comparisons to most other units will be meaningless.
Observations are on the prototype units, which are still a work-in-progress, but show considerable promise. Efficiency and linearity are both improved over the original A6 (which I liked); it's a well balanced unit, and should appeal to those who desire a modestly sized mid-tweet, as Mark hasn't put as much in the way of response-shaping into the basic response, as you can see from the plot above. Some people will prefer this; just be aware that they're not quite as forgiving of poor quality material as the original. On the other hand, they don't crack up like the originals did at the top of the telephone band when being pushed hard, so, as always, swings and roundabouts.
Like the original, they notionally go low for a small driver; at least in terms of Fo (Fs), and have a fairly substantial Xmax. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a good idea to take them down that far; you might get away with it with a compact monitor, but we're still talking a very small driver here, so one has to be realistic. If it's to be run solo, I'd favour a horn, or a small sealed / aperiodic cabinet, although a sympathetically tuned BR is also OK for monitor duties (which incidentally, they're good at).
They take a long time to run in; substantially longer than, say, Fostex units. This isn't subjective, Mark and I have had several lengthy discussions on the subject and the reasons for it (for reference, it's due to the construction of the cone). 200 hours will be needed before you get a good idea of everything they can do, and note that if, during the running in period, you have to leave them for a day or so with no signal, then you'll likely end up a few days further behind schedule.
I don't particularly like subjective comments on the sound; you can infer roughly what their behaviour is like from the above -a nice, small, well balanced driver, with low distortion for a unit of its type. Like most of the MFA drivers, its behaviour is very consistant over varying input levels, probably through the concentration on the power-train and mechanical detailing, and as noted, they are more stable than the original metal cone units at high levels. Overall, I'm impressed; sufficiently so that my feedback to Mark a couple of weeks ago was to the effect of 'build it' (as in commercially). And with the Matsubara-san rear suspension planned for the production units, those are going to edge the prototypes I've been playing with for the past two months.
Very interested in creating a line array with the Alpair 6 (rectangular). Any update on when the new ones will be available?
Mark's on holiday at present, I'll do my best to field what questions I can in his absense.
I believe the A6 Gen 2 will be available mid - late summer. To the best of my knowledge, they will be circular frame only, at least initially, although the square frames may get a look-in at a later date. Don't hold me to that, I may be mistaken, but that is the state of play as I understand it at present.
As it happens, I'm working on two official MA line array designs at present (as in proper line arrays, not the little 4 driver things). They should appear in the next month or so.
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Hi Guys,
Greetings from "Down-Under". I'm in Sydney right now, tomorrow we're heading north towards the bush so no broadband connection.
Scott, many thanks for filling in on the info front. I'm hoping to make both round and rectangle framed Alp6's. I'll be talking to the dealers when I return from holiday, see what quantities they can take.
Talking on music, take a look at the pic. Its the poster of Sydney Symphony orchestra's Rogers and Hammerstein production, George Daugherty conducting.
Rodgers & Hammerstein on Stage and Screen
I'm so glad we went to see this production, what a fab night! Great live music, the orchestra was synchronising with the vocals coming from the original MGM sound tracks. Great piece of acoustic engineering as the output from the line-arrays were nicely balanced with the hall's natural acoustics.
Very interesting to be in the main hall of the Sydney Opera House. Its shape of the hall favours wood-wind and brass sections over strings, most interesting. We were in a box sited stage right, acoustic balance was quite good considering the hall in some 30 years old.
Hi Mark,
You listened a very good concert in Sydney. I also like to listen concerts. In 18th June, there is a concert which is worthy to listen in Hong Kong. Massaki Suzuki will perform Mozart and Mendelssohn in City Hall. I bought the tickets.
Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra
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Hi Mark,
I just built a pair desktop Alpair 6 (original) bookshelf. The cabinet size is 150Wx200Dx250Hmm. The box is very solid as it is 20mm oakwood. I've just listened 2 hours. The sound is what I like, natural, detailed, balanced. The bass is reasonable for such small sized cone. I would like to compare this original Alpair 6 with your new version in paper cone.
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Good finishing on cabinets for this pair.
Hi Tony,
I moved your Alp6 posts to this Alp6 thread.
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Time to show us what you made this week. Come on, don't be shy.
We want to see what you made no matter how many or how few. It makes no difference if you've been making for 2 days or 2 weeks or 2 months or 2 years - we'd like to see what you've made.
|Wed, 07-13-2011 - 3:23am
They all look great. Sue. :)
As for the uploader, I always use the "from another site" bit on the wee tree thing and have had no problems with it - other than the upload page not looking quite like it should. But at least it loads them in.
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They're all wonderful, Lindy. :)
I was laughing at the blinkies about Angie's stalking abilities and was going to ask what she'd been up to but remembered from the siggies that she's expecting a surprise. So maybe asking what she's been doing will bring the "wrong" answer so I won't ask!
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Anne won't evict us once we're no longer beginners, she loves us too much. :D
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The judge ruled in a lawsuit filed by Gilbert that the law creating the fire district is unconstitutional.
Western's fire chief, James Krempasky, said it's unclear if an arrangement can be made without the law, but the district is interested in offering help.
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June 8 (Bloomberg) -- The yen strengthened against all its 16 most-traded counterparts as concern about slower U.S. growth and about how European leaders will deal with the region's debt crisis boosted demand for refuge currencies.
The Australia dollar, Norwegian krone and South African rand declined versus the dollar as reports from Federal Reserve's district banks showed the economy expanded at a "steady pace" and slowed in four of 12 regions. The euro slid from a one-month high versus the greenback after German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said bondholders must contribute a "substantial" share of a second aid package for Greece.
"The yen is up from a risk-aversion standpoint," said Greg Salvaggio, senior vice president of capital markets at currency-trading firm Tempus Consulting Inc. in Washington. "If you look last week, debt restructuring in Greece was not possible. Now they are putting back on the table the possibility of restructuring and it's creating a level of uncertainty in the market."
The yen appreciated 0.3 percent to 79.89 per dollar at 5 p.m. in New York, from 80.09 yesterday, after touching 79.70, the strongest level since May 5. It strengthened 1 percent to 116.51 per euro, from 117.67.
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The yen rose for a sixth day against the dollar as Fed officials expressed concern over the world's largest economy.
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The Central Minnesota Community Foundation has been connecting people and resources to build a better community since 1985. With more than 600 funds totaling over $100 million, the Foundation partners with businesses, individuals and nonprofit agencies to have a lasting impact in Central Minnesota. We meet the needs of communities and donors throughout the region with the help of our affiliates, Alexandria Area Community Foundation, Brainerd Lakes Area Community Foundation, and Willmar Area Community Foundation, as well as our supporting organization the Minnesota Real Estate Foundation. For the Foundation and our donors, it's not just about making the community a better place today, but securing its prosperity for generations to come.
Stacy Erholtz is known internationally as a medical miracle and is giving back through a new fund.
Community steps up and reaches out to provide aid and assitance for those affected by Ebola.
Bob and JoAnn Thueringer seize an year-end opportunity to share the value of giving with the children and grandchildren.