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EMS Men's Divergence Pro Jacket
Made with Polartec Wind Pro, the Divergence Pro provides excellent mobility, breathability, and warmth. Worn on its own or under a shell when the weather gets wet, the Divergence Pro is the perfect companion for a variety of winter activities.Features/Benefits:
- Polartec Wind Pro is four times more wind resistant than traditional fleece
- Hardwearing face fabric with DWR treatment repels water and dirt
- Two zippered handwarmer pockets
- Underarm vents help regulate temperature
- Hem cinch cord to keep the cold out
Fiber Content: 90% polyester, 10% spandex
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EMS Men's Divergence Pro Jacket
EMS_Sale Yes Insulation Type N/A Removable Liner No Back Length 28 in. Insulation N/A Snow Skirt No Ventilation Underarm zips Waterproof Material N/A Weight 1 lb. 2 oz. Waterproof No Activity/BreathabilityLev Moderate Packability Medium compactibility Fleece Weight Midweight Construction N/A Insulation Rating N/A Hood Type No
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I wish had gotten this on sale with the extra 30% off discount price online, but I got it in store before I knew about it.
I have the older Divergence fleece and love the fit on that as well. This one seems lighter, more packable and appears to hold less water and seems to be designed to be less of an insulating layer than previously.
I personally like the fit very much. Honestly, I'm in pretty awesome shape so the trim fit is good for me. Sleeves are a bit long, not enough to complain about and I think it is to allow for movement without sleeves riding up - good for climbing. Those that complain about this fit, please look for a different item - there are plenty of other styles and brands of clothing that cater to your larger size. I don't write and complain about most clothes being too large in the stomach or tight in the sleeves so please refrain from reviewing items not intended for your build, or lack thereof. Most clothes are cut way loose to fit the obese, this piece is not, boohoo.
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- Great material
- Warmth without bulk
- Poor Fit
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A good purchase from EMS if on sale. Size is weird, as if EMS put XL arms on a L size. Hence 4 stars instead of 5.
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- breathable
- Comfortable
- Great Zippers
- Lightweight
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This is a very nice jacket that can serve as a layer or on its own. I have used it primarily as a light jacket for day hikes, around the campsite, or in the canoe of a morning or late afternoon.
It allows a full range of motion, and the zippers are easily accessible for breathablility.
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- Oddly Placed Pockets
- Tight fit
- Zippers In Armpit
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This is a very good mid-weight jacket. It definitely falls within the warm and breathable category.
The pockets seem poorly designed in that they go all the way from the chest to the waist, so that they are very tall, and don't have a lip on the bottom to keep things from falling out (other than zipping the pockets closed).
The armpit zippers are good for added breathability, but they can be cold against the arm when wearing a t-shirt. And there's an extra dangly thing hanging down from the zippers that just seems a bit unnecessary.
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- Warm Portable Light We
- Underarm zipper
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nice product
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- Windpro Material Is Great
- Fit is poor
- Overal Finishing Lacking
- Pit Zips Finished Poorly
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- Hiking
- Skiing
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I have been looking for a windpro jacket/sweater WITHOUT a hood for so long, since I love how breathable the fabric is while still providing a bit of extra protection from the elements vs a traditional fleece. So when I saw this product, I jumped. Sadly, EMS really missed the mark with this piece. Overall, the fit is a bit odd, as the body is tight (even tighter than what I would consider "alpine" or "fitted") and the arms are freakishly long - it's like the designers couldn't decide if they were making a jacket or a sweater. At first I saw that it had pit zips, and thought it a bit odd, since windpro is so breathable, it doesn't really need them. The worst part really came down to the finishing touches. The zippers on the pit zips are finished in such a way that when you wear a tshirt underneath, they chafe one's skin. Especially considering I was planing on using this as a mid layer, that's a big problem. The last thing I want to do after hiking under a full pack is to get into camp with chafed under arms. Sure, with a long sleeve baselayer, it'd be fine, but I want a garment flexible enough not to require long sleeves underneath. Sadly, this had to go back. If they ever make a verson of this without the pitzips, I'll be back to give it a second look
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I checked this jacket out in the store and was disappointed. The regular divergence fleece is a much nicer looking jacket than this. You may as well get a nice soft shell jacket for much less money, like the Endo if you want this.
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Wychwood Music Festival June 2, 2006 - June 4, 2006 The Wychwood Festival is a New Inclusive World and Roots Music Festival in the UK Cheltenham Racecourse Wychwood UNITED KINGDOM World
Description:The Wychwood Festival is a new inclusive World and Roots music and arts festival with a strong contemporary crossover. Musicians and artists who have embraced music and culture from other nations offer stargazing performances.In the first year, Wychwood will feature an exceptional programme of music stretching across world, folk and contemporary artists, as well as the unique collaborations that will come from this mix. With live music, acoustic stages and DJs to entertain all.
Perfomers:Candido Fabré Y Su Banda, Matthew Herbert Big Band, Radio Tarifa, The Angel Brothers, The Earlies, Nikki Lucas + Phil Meadley, Gwyneth Keen, Jim Moray, Pat Orchard, Allison Moorer, Omar Sosa, Varttina, Eliza Carthy, Mory Kante, Steve Earle, Jeff Martinez, Jali Fily Cissokho, Tandara Mandara, Dirty Red Bandanas, Sefton, Captain Paranoid, Skankt, Gilles Peterson, Matt Sage & The Orchestra of Love, Nick Luscombe & Andy Skank, Warsaw Village Band, Jaga, Show of Hands, Mercan Dede, Damien Dempsey, Alabama, Bollywood Brass Band, Baka Beyond, Drema Poets, Susanna and the Magical Orchestra, Mabulu, Blackfoot Brothers, The Shrine Synchro System Featuring Max Reinhardt, Rita Ray, Atongo Zimba and Nuru Kane

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In the Fiddler's House: Israeli violinist Itzhak Perlman shows his love of klezmer -- that soulful, energetic form of Eastern European folk music -- in his spectacular concert program (recently aired on PBS) at the Miami Beach Convention Center (1901 Convention Center Dr., Miami Beach) tonight at 8:00 p.m. With Perlman are some of the world's leading klezmer ensembles, including postmodern Yiddish music masters the Klezmatics, the jazz-influenced Brave Old World, the traditionalist Klezmer Conservatory Band, and klezmer revival pioneer Andy Statman and his Klezmer Orchestra. Tickets range from $35 to $100. Call 532-3491. (GC)
The Dirty Dozen Jazz Band: The greatest Crescent City brass band brings its swinging, jazz-based boogie to Tobacco Road (626 S. Miami Ave.) tonight for two shows, at 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. Although they've knocked out a few great albums since their 1984 debut My Feet Can't Fail Me Now and dueted with the likes of Elvis Costello, Dizzy Gillespie, Dr. John, and Branford Marsalis, to be really appreciated the Dozen need to be heard live, with those horns washing over you like a blast of bayou humidity. Tickets cost ten dollars. Call 374-1198. (JF)
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Dade Heritage Days: The Dade Heritage Trust celebrates the county's rich history with a six-week festival that begins today and runs through May 18. Dade Heritage Days features a variety of events, including walking tours, day trips, readings, film screenings, and lectures. The fest opens tonight at 7:00 p.m. with the premiere screening of the documentary Coming Out of the Dark, about the Cape Florida lighthouse's history and restoration, at the Ocean Club (750 Ocean Dr., Key Biscayne). Admission is free (call DHT for invitation). See "Calendar Listings" for more events. Call 358-9572. (GC)
South Beach Film Festival: Last year's Best Film Festival in New Times's "Best of Miami" issue rolls around once again beginning tonight at 8:00 p.m. The South Beach Film Festival opens with Miami native Julie Davis's feature film I Love You, Don't Touch Me! (screened at Sundance 1997 and purchased for distribution by MGM), about a lovelorn 25-year-old virgin. Tomorrow the fest continues with the feature Milk and Money at 8:00 p.m. and a program of shorts, including Covenant and Jimmy Walks Away (also screened at Sundance) at 10:00 p.m. The film fest continues through April 10; see "Calendar Listings" for a complete schedule. All screenings take place at the Colony Theater (1040 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach). Tickets cost ten dollars for opening and closing nights, and six bucks for all others. Call 532-1233. (GC)
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American Ballet Theatre: One of America's national treasures graces two South Florida stages with four performances, tonight at 7:30 p.m. and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts (201 SW Fifth Ave., Fort Lauderdale), and Tuesday and Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at the Jackie Gleason Theater of the Performing Arts (1700 Washington Ave., Miami Beach). Each ABT show features a different program; among the works to be performed are George Balanchine's Apollo and Tchaikovosky Pas de Deux, Marius Petipa's White Swan Pas de Deux and Le Corsaire Pas de Deux, Agnes de Mille's Rodeo, and artistic director Kevin McKenzie's Transcendental Etudes. Tickets range from $30 to $60. Call 532-3491 or 954-523-6116. (GC)


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Fourteen students majoring in music at the University of Wisconsin-Superior were chosen to take part in the Wisconsin National Band Association Collegiate Honor Band.
The honor band members rehearsed for a day and a half and performed a concert on the evening of January 17 in Wisconsin Rapids along with students from 15 other Wisconsin universities. Conductors for the band included Dr. Pamela Bustos, associate professor and director of bands at UW-Superior and other Wisconsin university band directors.
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Title: | James P. Lynch Papers |
Creator: | Lynch, James P. |
Repository: | ECU Manuscript Collection |
Languages: | English |
Abstract: | Papers (1938-1994) of Captain James P. Lynch (USN ret.) a member of the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1941, including correspondence, programs and leaflets (1938-67); clippings (1944-94); printed forms (1940-75); and photographic prints (1943-68). |
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May 2, 2001, 136 items; Consisting of correspondence, programs and leaflets (1938-1967); Newspaper clippings (1944-1994); Printed Forms (1940-1975); Photographic Prints (1943-1968). Donor: Capt. James P. Lynch (USN ret.)
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James P. Lynch Papers (#818), East Carolina Manuscript Collection, J. Y. Joyner Library, East Carolina University, Greenville, North Carolina, USA.
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After graduation from the Naval Academy in February 1941, Captain Lynch had a wide range of duties including assignments in destroyers, submarines, aircraft carriers, and auxiliary ships as well as staff assignments. His first duty after graduation was on patrol in the Atlantic prior to World War II, and in action against German U-Boats until March 1942. In March 1942, Captain Lynch volunteered for submarine duty and, after attending submarine school, was assigned to duty in submarines for the remainder of World War II and the year following. As a submariner, Captain Lynch made eight war patrols in the Western Pacific in the USS SNOOK (SS 279) and the USS SEA DOG (SS 401). At the end of the war, Captain Lynch was in command of the USS S-45 (SS 156). Prior to leaving submarines duty for flight training in October 1946, Captain Lynch also commanded the submarines USS DEVILFISH, (SS 292) and USS SARDA (SS 488).
After completion of flight training in 1948, Captain Lynch was assigned duties involving flying. These have included tours of duty as Commanding Officer of ASW Patrol Squadron FORTY-NINE, Navigator of the USS CORAL SEA (CVA 43), Commanding Officer of the USS JUPITER (AVS-8) and Commanding Officer of the USS YORKTOWN (CVS 10) and staff assignments on the Staff of General Lauris Norstad, USAF, at SHAPE, Paris France; Chief of Staff and Aide to Commander Antisubmarine Warfare Group THREE, Assistant Head of the Air Weapons Analysis Staff in the office of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Air; and Navy Planner in the office of the Assistant Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Strategic Plans (OP 60).
Lynch holds the distinction of being qualified to wear both submariner's dolphins and aviator's wings. He is one of only a few officers in the history of the U.S. Navy who has commanded both submarines and an aircraft carrier. He has also been awarded the following decorations and medals: Silver Star; Navy and Marine Corps Medal; Bronze Star with "V"; Navy Commendations Medal with gold star and "V"; American Defense Service Medal with "A"; American Area Campaign Medal- Asiatic- Pacific Area Campaign Medal with 1 Silver and 2 Bronze stars; World War II Victory Medal; Philippine Defense Ribbon; Navy Occupation Ribbon with European Clasp; Vietnam Service Medal with two bronze Stars; and Submarine Combat Insignia with six stars. Lynch retired from active duty on August 31, 1968.
The Lynch Papers consist of four series. These include Correspondence, Printed Materials, Photographic Prints and Oversized Materials. For a detailed listing, please see the container list. The correspondence documents Lynch's military career from its beginnings through 1967. Many of the letters are either written to Lynch or are about Lynch, usually concerning his outstanding performance and advance through the military ranks. Also included are letters written during Lynch's tours aboard the USS JUPITER (AVS-8) and the USS YORKTOWN (CVS 10)
Printed Materials consists of rosters, invitations, programs and clippings highlighting events and commemorations related to Lynch's military career. Most articles focus on Lynch either leaving a command or being assigned to a new command. Of particular interest is an article written about Mrs. Patricia Lynch (Lynch's wife) in which she offers insight into her life as a military wife. There are also award certificates documenting the various specialized courses Lynch completed. Also included are several forms concerning Lynch's rank and assignments.
Photographic Prints includes mostly military-related photographs, with a few personal-related included. Many of the photos are of Lynch with fellow commanding officers. Also included are aerial photographs of many of the vessels Lynch served on, including the USS YORKTOWN (CVS 10), USS JUPITER (AVS-8), USS CORAL SEA (CVA 43), USS SEA DOG (SS 401) and the USS SNOOK (SS 279). Group photos document Lynch's affiliation with several groups. These groups include the Strategic Plans Division (OP-60), the Navy Strategic Plans Division, the Joint U.S. NATO Standing Committee and the Australian Joint Antisubmarine School.
The Oversized series contains three items that were relocated due to their large size. Of particular interest is an aerial photo of the USS SARDA (SS 488) entering Havana, Cuba in 1944. Also included is Lynch's diploma for his completion of submarine school in 1942, as well as a newspaper clipping on the USS YORKTOWN (CVS 10), a ship also known as "Fighting Lady".
Online access to this finding aid is supported with funds created through the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). These funds come through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services which is administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources. This grant is part of the North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, Digitization Grant Program.


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Will Netanyahu's speech to Congress save his relationship with Obama or
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Published 02:32 24.05.11
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The speech, whose purpose is to curb international pressure on Israel,
gives Netanyahu a rare opportunity to reboot his leadership.
By Aluf Benn
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech Tuesday before the U.S.
Congress will be the formative event of his term, if not his entire
political career. A statement released by his bureau promises that the
speech will "garner major international attention," alluding to a
The speech, whose purpose is to curb international pressure on Israel,
gives Netanyahu a rare opportunity to reboot his leadership. Just a few
months ago, he appeared to be directionless. Now, people are hanging on
his every word.
Netanyahu has taken advantage of the opportunity to veer to the right to
unify his coalition and marginalize opposition leader MK Tzipi Livni
(Kadima ). Instead of praising U.S. President Barack Obama's Middle East
policy statement of last Thursday, Netanyahu attacked it. The maneuver
worked, at least for the meantime. Both right-wing Foreign Minister
Avigdor Lieberman and left-leaning Defense Minister Ehud Barak have
crowded into Netanyahu's tent.
Livni spoke archaically and vaguely, not daring to give the simple, clear
message: "Say yes to Obama."
Netanyahu continued in Washington the resolute position he presented to
the Knesset last week. To his mind, the Palestinians want to destroy
Israel, do not accept its right to exist and want to flood it with
millions of refugees. Israel's supporters, Obama among them, mean well but
are not sufficiently aware of the dangers. Netanyahu believes there is no
point to offering verbal concessions, such as agreement to the 1967 lines,
because the Palestinians will just make new demands.
Netanyahu believes the strong stand he took with Obama in their meeting
Friday softened up the president's position. Obama's speech to the
American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference on Sunday was more
convenient for Netanyahu. Obama corrected, as the Jewish organizations
requested, three points in his remarks: He clarified that there would be
no talks with Hamas until it recognizes Israel and his position on the
1967 lines with agreed-on border corrections, and he negated the right of
return of Palestinian refugees to Israel. He responded to the first two
points, and ignored the refugees.
Now it is Netanyahu's turn to soften up. He will try to package his
Knesset speech in wrapping that looks better in the United States and
Netanyahu has filled the days before his speech with public relations: a
photo-op fitness walk in the park with his wife Sara; another photo-op
with his advisers seated around a table; repeated statements about the
decreasing disagreements with the White House.
In a statement released to the press yesterday, Netanyahu noted that few
international leaders had enjoyed the privilege of appearing before the
two houses of Congress, among them Winston Churchill.
Churchill, who spoke to Congress in 1941, and President Franklin D.
Roosevelt, could not stand each other and were deeply divided over
colonialism. But they still cooperated in the war against Hitler.
Netanyahu wants the same model: strategic cooperation with the United
States in light of the great changes in the Middle East, and despite
Obama's and Netanyahu's mutual abhorrence and deep disagreement over the
occupation and the settlements, which Obama views as European colonialism.
The last such round ended with victory over Hitler and the dismantling of
the British Empire. Today's speech will either start the shared road of
Obama and Netanyahu toward understanding, or cause an irreparable clash.
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Alcohol in skin-care products causes dryness and free-radical damage, and impairs the skin's ability to heal. The irritation it causes damages healthy collagen production and can stimulate oil production at the base of the pore, making oily skin worse (Sources: Biochimica et Biophysica Acta, May 2012, pages 1410–1419; Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research, January 2011, pages 83–90; "Skin Care—From the Inside Out and Outside In," Tufts Daily, April 1, 2002; eMedicine Journal, May 8, 2002, volume 3, number 5, www.emedicine.com; Cutis, February 2001, pages 25–27; Contact Dermatitis, January 1996, pages 12–16; and http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh27-4/277-284.htm).
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The North Side Bank and Trust Company
In 1888, two men who foresaw the needs of "Greater Cumminsville" conceived the idea of establishing an institution to aid the local merchants transact their business.
This was the beginning of The North Side Bank, the oldest and largest in Cumminsville. Messrs. George L. Thomson and Walter S. Titus, President and Cashier respectively, were the founders, opening for business in the Masonic Temple Building at Hamilton Avenue and Palm Street.
Business was good from the beginning, and in November 1891 the North Side Bank was incorporated under the laws of Ohio with a capital of $25,000. More than 100 years later, the capital has increased manifold to support assets approaching half of a billion dollars.
Meanwhile Cumminsville grew, business grew, and The North Side Bank grew. The service it gave became a necessity to the progressive merchants and tradesmen. Deposits and assets increased from year to year; and in 1902 business warranted doubling the capital stock. 1903 also marked big progress in the erection of a three-story building on the west side of Hamilton Avenue, opposite the first place of business. This building is still the home of Cumminsville's first bank, although it has been expanded several times and modified to two stories.
Successful years of business followed the occupation at the new home, and the Savings Department was established in 1912. The Trust Department was established in 1928.
Because our customer base was expanding, we opened our Finneytown Office in 1962 and in 1968 we opened our Colerain Office. At that time Colerain Avenue was only two lanes and the only business north of us was a gasoline station at Colerain and Springdale. We have added a few more branches in recent years and will look for even more opportunities to serve our loyal customers.
The North Side Bank and Trust Company has seen 6 presidents since George Thomson. Clifford H. Coors, who took over for his uncle in 1962, has retired from the Presidency. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board. Mr. John A. Coors has succeeded to the Presidency.
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Tall AM towers
Usually, bigger is better. But in the case of AM towers, taller is not always better. A very tall AM radiator is not always the best radiator. In fact, without a considerable amount of expensive work, it's not possible to successfully use a tower over ⅝ wavelength (0.625l), and the FCC would probably not accept it on the grounds of low efficiency.
The one-quarter wavelength (¼, 0.25l or 90°) AM radiator is generally the most popular today. Its electrical length lends itself to easier calculations and efficient radiation. As AM antenna length (height) increases, radiation efficiency improves until we reach about 0.53l. Radiators taller than 0.53l have a slightly higher radiation efficiency, but at the cost of an often unwanted high angle lobe at about 60° for a maximum efficiency length of 0.625l (or ⅝l), as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. The effect of antenna height on the angle of lobe radiation. enlarge Figure 2. Radiation pattern of an antenna longer than one wavelength. enlarge Figure 3. High angel signales cause skywave interference to the groundwave. enlarge Figure 4. Stacking two half-wavelength radiators normally produces a phase-cancelled signal. enlarge |
Daytimers with a 0.625l tower can usually disregard the 60° high-angle lobe, because it is not often that daytime ionospheric reflections produce interference. But it is essential to examine the situation if night and/or critical hour protection is required. Nighttime operation using a directional antenna involves careful manipulation to reduce high angle radiation, and unless a strong skywave signal is required at a convenient distance, 0.625l towers are not widely used.
FM towers for AM
In the early days of FM, and later television development, some AM stations that obtained construction permits erected tall towers for their new FM or TV operation and hoped to use them for AM as well. In many cases, the towers were too tall for AM use without electrical modification; this had to be planned prior to construction.
A horizontal long antenna of 1l or more will have a rather useless radiation pattern (Figure 2). Lobes of radiation will spring from the antenna at various azimuths and not provide adequate coverage. Shorter horizontal antennas will have the familiar figure-eight pattern from the sides. A vertical long wire antenna of 1l would transmit most of its power skyward and would produce horrendous skywave interference and little ground wave signal.
There are several long antennas that are very interesting but do not have a modern application to AM work. Among these, the Polyrod antenna is an excellent illustration of radiation from a non-metallic device with a reasonable gain and directivity. Unfortunately, it is only usable for microwave purposes because it needs to be several wavelengths long, and even for UHF work the size would be too great. However, it does fall into the region of long antennas. The tapered antenna is fed by a short piece of waveguide and performs as an endfire antenna. Dimensions are several wavelengths long and about 0.5l in diameter, reducing to about 0.3l.
There is, however, one type of tall AM antenna that has existed for a long time: the Franklin Antenna. Unhappily, few are constructed these days, probably because of the FAA's dislike of tall structures, cost and the lack of suitable interference/allocation clearance to take advantage of the increased service contour. It was also known as an anti-fading antenna.
Many AM stations produce interference and fading signals to themselves. The Franklin anti-fading antenna was designed to eliminate or reduce these problems. A taller antenna can be used to obtain greater groundwave coverage. Unfortunately, there would often be large areas that received either interference or fading/distorted signals due to excessive skywave signals.
The interfering skywave signal was the station's own reflected skywave signal returning to earth near the further reaches of usable groundwave coverage where the skywave was stronger than the groundwave and ground conductivity was high. See Figure 3. The 60° antenna lobe was the cause, rather like a cow standing on its own tail.
More about Franklins
It was known that a half-wave radiator provided excellent radiation characteristics. So the thought was why not have two half-wave radiators mounted one above the other? In other words, a full wave antenna. Unfortunately, full wave antenna current distribution produces two half-wave lobes with out of phase currents (and voltage), as shown in Figure 4a. This results in poor horizontal radiation and excessive high angle signals, as mentioned earlier.
The Franklin antenna consists of two half-wave radiators mounted one above the other and insulated from each other. The lower radiator base is insulated in the usual way. The transmission line is run up inside the lower section, mounted on insulators and out of the induction field. At the insulated space between the two towers, a phasing network is mounted. This changes the phase relationships so that the currents in each half-wave section are in phase (see Figure 4b), and the efficiency of two half-wave radiators is realized in terms of increased ground wave and decreased high angle signals.
Many years ago, an unusual directional combination of a tall antenna and a vertical drop wire was authorized for a 50kW station, and could be again under the proper circumstances. The upper and lower elements of the antenna were driven through a modified phasor, which also controlled a single drop wire suspended from a guy wire. Each of the three antenna elements was monitored by a standard monitor loop and antenna monitor and handled like a regular directional antenna operation.
The installation ran for many years and was generally satisfactory. One troublesome problem was caused by weather affecting the mutual impedance at the center of the tower where the phasing circuit was located. This made it difficult to maintain the licensed operating parameters for the array. Eventually, allocation/interference conditions made it possible to operate with a slightly shorter, regular AM tower, and the DA section was dismantled.
There are several variations of the symmetrical vertical divided radiator in use. By changing the ratio of the lengths of the two vertical sections, it is possible to control, to a limited extent, the vertical radiation pattern, and hence the high angle interfering signal. The almost limitless ability of computers makes it possible to fully model the important characteristics of such an antenna. In the past, it was necessary to make costly helicopter measurements to satisfy FCC requirements.
In view of tower construction costs today and the scarcity of suitable sites, as well as opposition by many groups to tall towers, it is not surprising that most AM operators stick to the tried-and-true 90° tower for most installations. Its performance is well documented, and it is easier to handle in calculations; although, in these days of universal computer availability, ease of calculation is probably one of the least important considerations.
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posted by: analysisparalysis on 08.21.2011 at 03:50 pm in Kitchens Forum I haven't been here in a while - life got a bit crazy as our 14-month whole-house remodel came to an end. But as of last Friday, it's done. YIPPEEEEE!!!!! Thank you all for the input, support, and mostly, the great ideas I came across while just "lurking" early last fall as the project was getting underway. Here are some pics to show the results:
View from garage entryway:
View from adjacent family room:
Blurry, sorry - but view from adjacent great room:
Looking back from great room toward garage entry:
Same view, just showing more of the island seating and pantry beyond:
From in the kitchen, standing at the sink, looking back at the great room:
The prep sink/coffee bar/microwave counter (should have straightened the towel before taking the pic...lol!):
The perimeter counters are a Wilsonart HD laminate; the backsplash is just a glass tile mosaic.
Better shot of the long perimeter counter, cooktop and backsplash:
Pantry (on left) and message center (straight ahead) - can see a tiny bit of the shoe storage bench and coat hook/mirror as well (it's in other shots as well):
And of course...the copper countertop on the island:
Things I LOVE about my kitchen:
I hope some of you recognize your contributions to my kitchen. So many ideas came from so many of you and your beautiful, inspirational kitchens. So from the bottom of my heart, I thank you for this blessing I call my kitchen, and with each meal prepared, I think of you and know I have you to credit for so much of it! :-) NOTES: <none>
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Photo of my pantry. (Follow-Up #15)
posted by: sharb on 10.30.2007 at 10:11 pm in Kitchens Forum NOTES: <none>
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RE: Pantry photos/ pics of pantries (Follow-Up #3)
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Anyone want to share their bathroom budgets?
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Finished! White, Statuary, and Aqua Grantique
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Baking Center: Why, How, What, And Where?
posted by: johnliu on 02.12.2011 at 09:16 am in Kitchens Forum
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Um...is it ok or frowned upon to offer something for sale?
posted by: melissastar on 12.03.2010 at 10:31 pm in Kitchens Forum
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Rev-A-Shelf 2 Tier cookware organizer
posted by: jenhp on 03.14.2011 at 11:01 am in Kitchens Forum
Here is a link that might be useful: 2 tier organizer NOTES: <none>
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Ronbow ceramic sinks
posted by: emmie2 on 01.03.2011 at 10:56 pm in Bathrooms Forum
NOTES: pool bath sink
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Do subway tiled walls go with travertine floors?
posted by: abd1 on 02.14.2011 at 12:09 am in Bathrooms Forum
NOTES: exactly what I'm trying to figure out
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Almost Finished - White / Marble / Soapstone
posted by: i_m_fletcher on 01.03.2011 at 12:48 pm in Kitchens Forum Thank to everyone here who offered me advice - either in direct response to my requests on one of the hundreds of other threads upon which I lurked.
Here are some snapshots of my almost finished kitchen. Apologies for the snapshot quality of the photos - I'm hoping to do a better photo shoot once the final items are complete. All that remains is final sanding / poly of floors, finishing backsplash install, touchup painting and some cabinet fixes (e.g. glass shelves in the glass front cab so that light fills the entire cabient.) View from end of island looking towards range / sink:
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View from mudroom looking towards back porch:
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RE: Vanity with white subway tile (Follow-Up #8)
posted by: door1 on 01.22.2011 at 01:37 pm in Bathrooms Forum Here is mine. Still no hardware on the drawers! The cabinet is stained with an ebony stain. My DH built it.
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Subway tiles on the wall and ________ on the floor.
posted by: abd1 on 01.28.2011 at 12:14 am in Bathrooms Forum We want to use white subway tile up to a chair rail height on the walls in our master bath renovation -- I know, very original. It seems lot of people combine subway tile with marble and it is a timeless, classic look. We really like marble, but we feel its a little cold and formal looking for us and would rather have travertine. We prefer a very light toned, almost sand color, of travertine. Would this work with subway tile? I know the colors are neutral and should work (white and tan), but what about the textures? We also want to use the travertine to create an accent panel in the shower, probably a herringbone mini-brick, but again would this work with white subway? Anyone have any pictures? I've been scouring the web and have found a few images here and other places but I guess I have yet to find that one inspiration shot that shows me this will totally work.
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clipped on: 01.28.2011 at 11:28 pm last updated on: 01.28.2011 at 11:28 pm
Finished White and Black kitchen!!!!! PICS
posted by: rookie_2010 on 09.17.2010 at 08:12 pm in Kitchens Forum Well,
I guess it's FINALLY finished. I'm still sort of experimenting around with accessories and waiting for the breakfast table and chairs to be delivered. I owe so much to this forum, everyone was SO helpful and so many of your kitchens were very inspirational. I've posted progress pics regularly throughout the past 6 months or so, sorry if this seems repetitive. I LOVE the way it turned out and am so excited to be using it! I still have some work to do, like getting a new toaster and picking up the glass for the cabinet doors.... Thanks so much everyone! Details to follow pics.
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Who here has kids and dogs and marble bathroom floors?
posted by: gryane on 09.25.2010 at 06:09 pm in Bathrooms Forum I really love the look of carrara marble and am considering putting it in the kids/guest bath and the master bath, but am worried about how it will hold up as I have two small boys and a medium sized dog. We usually take our shoes off in the house but even still, things happen. I don't want to become a slave to the upkeep and worry of the floors.
I have a sample that I have played around with but would love to see images of actual lived-in floors to see what the overall effect of daily life is on them.
Also, I was thinking of doing 18x18 tiles to minimize the grout lines on the floor, but maybe smaller tiles will show less etching, etc. and hold up better. What do you all think about that? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks. NOTES: <none>
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