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you can find leds with a wide viewing angles. but the wider the angle the dimmer it will look. A simle transistor driver will brighten them up. try digi-key, just pick your color.
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High power LEDs can draw up to several amps (and emit blinding amounts of light) with wide viewing angles (such as this one with 115 degrees Cree XB-D).
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I use a NPN transistor for driving the leds. with a 22 ohm resistor to limit current. Here is a night approach system I made. When pulsed the leds can be strobed very brightly without problems of over driving.
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Thanks guys. Just one more question pending further research into the manufacturers' spec sheets:
When you talk about safely overdriving LEDs with pulses, what length of pulse are you typically talking about, what duration between pulses, and what percentage over the rated current? |
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The proper (and the most efficient) way to do it is to use a LED driver IC. Take a look at Zetex Design Notes
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Another way to go is the linear regulator route given the 5V supply. Here is a cheap high power led already mounted Here They also have the bare AMC7135 linear regulator chips for CC 350ma. The AMC7135 Vdd pin can be PWM'd with the Picaxe. Lots of other similar flashlight minded sites with all manner of led parts and pieces. You need plenty of heatsinking though if run at full power for any amount of time.
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I got my LED's at the following:
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Okay, so I've got some white, red, and green Cree LEDs, and I have to agree they're bright. But I've never worked with surface-mounted components before, or components this small producing so many watts, so I need some practical help.
First off, I managed to knock off the attached half-dome lens from one of the LEDs while soldering wires to it. It still works, though I'm not sure what its visibility angle is now. Do I need to provide further protection (a coating of clear polyurethane or epoxy, for example) to hold things together better? Secondly, I've soldered short 24g wire leads onto the LEDs so I can use them like my "normal" 3mm and 6mm devices. What is the best technique for putting them onto PCB board with a hand-held soldering iron? I'm guessing (haven't tried it yet) I make sure the copper strips on the board are bigger than the LED, pre-tin them, and then sit the LED on them while applying the iron to the bit of strip that's protruding around the LED Thirdly, I've seen mention of heat-sinks. For the moment I'm just using my LEDs as strobes, so I don't think they'll overheat. But what about when I want to have landing lights running near their rated current limit of 1000mA? How do I go about dissipating the heat if I need to? Lastly, for my temporary rig I've simply put resistors in line to achieve about 500mA current from nominal 5v input. For the moment the only ones I could find locally are huge 3W wire-wound ones, though I've now sourced some smaller 1W ones which will be sufficient watts for the green and white, but not for the red, which needs at least 2W. My strobe circuit will still work if I reduce the voltage to 4v (though it then won't be able to work directly off the receiver or a normal BEC) to reduce the resistor wattage, but is there a more elegant electronic solution to individually drop the voltage in each individual LED so that they can all operate off the same voltage, rather than a rather large resister in each line? |
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I'm currently trying to make an MV block which is a comnination of a 2D symbol and its 3D representation. I want the 2D symbol to scale in line with the annotation scale so have set the annotative flag on my symbol block but I do not want the 3D representation to scale so this does not have the flag set. However, when I put the two blocks into my MV block and then alter the annotation scale, both the 2D and 3D blocks both scale.
Is there something more that I need to be doing to to make the two blocks act independently and comply with the annotative flag set on them? I have seen this behaviour work on MEP2013 but can't see anything different on its 'devices' and my simple blocks so I'm not sure where I'm going wrong?
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Attached is an MV block and also an MEP Device. Both are essentially doing the same thing, showing a 2D socket symbol in plan view and a 3D representation when moving out of plan view.
With the MEP device, you can change the annotation scale and the 2D representation scales accordingly but the 3D representation does not change - this is the exact behaviour I want. The MV block however behaves differently. If I change the annotation scale, both the 2D and 3D objects scale and this is not what I want. Also, the MV block only scales when you are in the VP containing the 2D symbol. If you are in the Front or Iso views and change the scale then nothing happens whereas with the device, the scale alters regardless of which VP is active.
Thanks for the files.
I understand that these files were created in MEP.
Do you want to use them in MEP or AutoCAD?
It looks to me that the object in MEP_Device.dwg is working as expected. What else are you trying to achieve?
If you want to create a block from scratch in vanilla AutoCAD I'd suggest that you try a dynamic block with visibility states.
The 'device' is from MEP but we don't own any licenses of this product. We have only AutoCAD Architecture and want to be able to exactly mimic the behaviour of the device in a standard MV block which we can create using Architecture.
The problem with dynamic blocks is that they too do not obey annotative scaling from what I have experienced and we end up with the 3D geometry scaling as well as the 2D.
Unfortunately I don't have AutoCAD Architecture to test.
Do you mind posting your question in the AutoCAD Architecture discussion group?
I can move it there if you prefer.
I may be wrong but aren't MV blocks available in all flavours of AutoCAD? If you can create an MV block in vanilla AutoCAD then this question is in no way solely Architecture related.
No, it is not possible to create mvblocks in vanilla AutoCAD as far as I know.
Also, if you check the properties of the blocks that you sent in AutoCAD you will see that they are not native objects, they are not shown as blocks per se.
My apologies. I didn't realise MV blocks were restricted to Architecture and MEP.
No problem, please let me know if you want me to move the question to the ACA discussion group.
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My husband shaves his (very coarse and thick) beard in the shower every morning. Now that we are redoing our master bath, he really wants to find a large *fogless* mirror to put in the shower so he can shave more easily. We have used mirrors before that suction into the glass of a shower wall, and that attach to the shower head (in a way that reduces fog). But these options do not seem to work as this shower will be fully tiled (no glass) and will also have a handheld shower head component. Also we will want it to look 'high end' rather than like a flimsy addition. I would appreciate any suggestions that any of you have for finding and affixing a good fogless mirror in this type of shower. Thanks :) |
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We got a Cassani shower mirror. It comes with a hook, but I used a metal-look Command hook rated for bathroom/wet area use to hang it up. My husband really likes it, you hold it under the running water for a few moments to warm it up, then hang it back on the hook. I could imagine something looking more "high end", but this doesn't look bad, goes in easily, and if you use a Command hook you can always take it down later if you find something better. |
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This came up on houzz when I searched. It's a mirror-backed, lighted niche. Looks like quite the set up. Can you buy fog less mirror material at a glass shop? Also I guess it might be a big problem to replace if the mirror ever broke, depending on how it is installed? Seems unlikely to break. |
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Back at the auction, I wander around and assess the crowd. Later today, many of these guys will casually snap up $100,000 cars and load them onto trailers next to their other $100,000 cars, but the overall sartorial makeup includes a lot more jean shorts and white high-tops than you see at Pebble Beach. If I told you, "Meet me next to the sunburned guy with the ponytail," let's just say there would be a lot of confusion.
I spend a while lurking next to the Cimarron and eavesdropping on the comments, none of which are hugely encouraging. One guy points to my trusty machine and tells his friend, "I call that a Cadillier. It was a Cavalier with leather." He then peeks inside and says, "This one doesn't even have leather!" My instinct is to defend my car, but he has a point.
If there's any encouragement to be found, it's in the fact that most of the cars here are in some way awesome, so the Cimarron will at least stand out through its sheer mediocrity. Oh, another pristine 1969 Camaro? Yawn. But a Cimarron? You don't see those every day. There's a good reason for that, but still, you don't.
As the morning's consignments churn through the main auction building, the Cimarron's big moment draws near. An enlistee of the Mecum army fetches the car from the grass and moves it to the line snaking toward the tent. I stare at the little Cadillac, willing it to behave. Don't overheat. Don't drop the transmission. Don't puke a rod. Every other owner here is wishing the same thing of their vehicles, and not all are obeying. As if sensing their fate, many of the spotlessly primped classics in the queue seem to be doing their best to sabotage their impending trade to a new team by failing to start, refusing to go into gear, or just running ragged and ornery in protest. The Caddy, though, creeps toward the door without complaint. My stress level is mounting. The Cimarron is ready. But is anyone ready for the Cimarron?
The lady behind the wheel shifts into neutral and shuts down the engine while three white-gloved guys line up at the trunk and begin pushing my car into the building. Considering the modest amount of money on the line, I am unbelievably stressed out. What if nobody buys it? What if the high bid is only $750? I have the reserve at $1000, but would I pull it off at some lower point or take my chances at the pawn shop? All of this will be resolved momentarily and in real time. Once the auctioneer's silver-tongued chatter can no longer elicit any higher bids, you either cut your car loose or you hear, "The bid goes on," and your ride joins the cast of unlucky lepers that are still for sale.
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I find the Cimarron's lucky new custodian, a car dealer from Florida, and hand him the original paperwork and a spare set of keys. It's not Gold Key delivery, but it'll suffice.
Giddy with the euphoric relief that comes from selling my Cadillac Cimarron, I point the CTS back to the hotel and fire up my laptop to book a plane ticket home. When I open my e-mail, I find that I have a first and only response to, of all things, my original Craigslist "Cimarron wanted" ad. The e-mail asks if I'd found a Cimarron, because this guy is looking for one. I write back and tell him I already sold it. He asks the year, mileage, and price, concluding, "I kinda want that car, too." OK, if you say so.
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From what you say I dont think she expected you to assert you rights!
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She didn't know what to say but only reinforced the notion of me stepping on something. Hopefully she has dropped it and will not bother me the next time I come in.
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I actually got grief at the post office today by one of the postal clerks because I came in barefoot to mail packages. I have been to that post office like 1000 times and they never said anything about it...Then she went on about how the Post Office requires the employees to wear shoes and how they are liable if I step on something. I tried to be polite and told her that it is not against the law to go barefoot and the rules she was talking about were for "employees" due to OSHA regulations, it does not apply to customers. Furthermore I told her that being a government agency, they are not allowed to deny government service to a citizen who is not breaking any laws or health codes.
That's too bad. I've been to a lot of Post Offices and have NEVER had any hassle. In fact, government buildings are great places to go without shoes. What a lot of folks don't get is that OSHA is the "Occupational Safety and Health Act." It was created to protect the safety of company workers back in the days when protective equipment and safety procedures were viewed as extravagant expenses. Employees are often running machinery, moving equipment, lifting, etc. OSHA was put in place to safeguard the folks involved in these activities. As a customer, you're in a business to mail a package, buy groceries, renew your driver's license, whatever. These activities are not dangerous acts, nor are you an employee of the company (i.e., it is not your occupation). As such, OSHA does not apply to the customer. Unfortunately, many don't comprehend that distinction, and if they have to wear steel-toed shoes, they believe everybody has to wear steel-toed shoes. Fortunately, I've had very few negative encounters when I've gone out. Sometimes if I talk to the employee in a civil, calm tone, they'll back down. There are just a few out there who won't budge. Oh well,...
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She didn't know what to say but only reinforced the notion of me stepping on something. Hopefully she has dropped it and will not bother me the next time I come in.
Be glad she didn't drop it because you might have stepped on it.
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Posted January 28 2010 - 05:25 PM
As a matter of fact, now that I think about it, the post master helped me out in the summer, he called me into his office while he looked up custom printed mailing labels for me. I came into his office barefoot and I was wearing shorts, so it's not like it wasn't obvious. He didn't say a word to me about my lack of shoes.
Posted January 29 2010 - 04:41 AM
If people talk to me that i shouldn't go barefoot (happens rarely anyway) i found out that it often helps having the attitude that they worry about me honestly. I can tell them i'm used to, look out etc., and so comfort them. Just not looking for confrontation, but trying to take it as an exchange of experience and attitudes. Probably this doen't help in any situation, but is worth a try.
Anyway, of course no post office in the world may refuse to serve barefoot customers. This would be a severe discrimination!
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You see Tribunal not being mandatory being a problem ? Remember when Tribunal gave IP ? How many people just spam click punish to get their IP, this behavior will only get worse if its mandatory to play. As part of being part of interface, its bad idea. You are reviewing a case, and your match pop. You click yes and it will closed your case. how is that better then Alt tabbing to your browser ?
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I've also wanted a button at the login/startup window for the tribunal. The inconvenience of having to get to the tribunal by opening a browser and navigating detracts from the desirability to participate.
Convenience I can agree with in terms of making an easier link to it that pops a browser window up with it. Mandating it is a terrible idea though. Zer0, I have to seriously question how much you know about the tribunal if you think it is a good idea to force people to participate in it. It is not hard to sit there for 29 seconds, then just click punish. It really isn't. It is easily spammable, which was the issue. The intent of the delay is to make sure people read at least a little bit, but it does not mean it is used.
Riot dont need to force people to read. They just do to do a follow up on the "judge" that voted against the majority. For example, if player A always push punish because he hates troll. Some of player A case will be pardon and Riot will see that in X% of case, Player A was wrong and they can do a follow up. Do you really think waiting 20 sec change anything if you force people to vote ? lol. LoL is an internet game, and like it or not, like every internet game, it will have trolls. Riot doing most then most company regarding this.
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Please disregard how close the wall or cabinet is to the doors. Also, please disregard what the partition wall looks like. I may end up making a nicer wall or custom wall that matches the cabinets. One pro to adding the wall is the light switch will be on the wall. I wouldn't have to reach over the counter. |
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- Posted by itsallaboutthefood (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 23:00
No wall. We have cabinets right next to our slider....the light switch is exactly where you have it without the wall...no problem reaching it at all. |
I wouldn't add a partition, but I would add a panel at the end of the cabinet run. |
- Posted by rebecca3142 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 23:22
No partition! |
- Posted by greenhaven (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 23:24
Agree with both of the above! |
- Posted by jellytoast (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 23:38
Another vote for no partition. |
The partition is pointless a far as I can see. I vote no partition! |
Definitely no partition. I see no benefit either functionally or aesthetically to add it. |
- Posted by Trebruchet (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sun, Mar 9, 14 at 9:10
I don't care either way, but I could see functionality and aesthetics if you leave a lot of clutter/dishes on the countertop and there is some sort of seating area opposite where you'd be staring at the junk all the time. You'll need a cap that matches the countertops. |
- Posted by debrak2008 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 14 at 9:13
No partition. |
- Posted by andreak100 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 14 at 10:45
No partition. Finished sides on the cabinets. I see absolutely no issue with where the lightswitch would be located if you don't have the partition wall. |
I think the partisan takes away from the open look. It also seems having a light switch on the partisan would be awkward. |
I vote for no partition and instead finish the sides of the cabinets. |
No partition but if you were to do one, all the way up. The short wall doesn't seem to make any sense. Maybe it's just the software but I would continue the backsplash behind the sink. I also think the cabinets look too short around the window and a breakfast bar with an overhang is needed. Hope the left side of the refrig has a panel. |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Sun, Mar 9, 14 at 11:53
I agree, no partition. It looks stunted. And adding a wall so the light switch is closer seems particularly short-sighted. In fact, with the wall, you'll have to walk around from the door side to flip the switch. Without the wall, you won't. |
Thank you. I'll leave the partition out. Do you think it matters if I line up the peninsula and sink cabinets? The cabinets on the sink wall would extend out to 109 inches and the back of the peninsula would be 114." |
- Posted by may_flowers (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 12:37
You won't even notice those 5". |
Ditto from here |
- Posted by firsthouse_mp (My Page) on Mon, Mar 10, 14 at 22:33
Agree with not noticing the 5". |
- Posted by canuckplayer (My Page) on Tue, Mar 11, 14 at 11:32
Definitely no partition! Is that switch for the outside light? If so, why can't you just stand in front of the patio door and reach over to flick it on? If it's too far over to reach, have it moved closer to the door. If you put up a partition, you would have to reach over the wall. That would be more awkward. |
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Friday, May 30, 2008
Craig Summertime is on the horizon, and the City Park wave pool will be there when the time comes to dip your feet, city officials said.
Dave Pike, Craig Parks and Recreation Department director, said the wave pool might open as early as next week.
Sylvia Griffiths, Pool Complex aquatics manager and lifeguard, said the wave pool is one of the city's bigger attractions.
"People have been coming from Steamboat and Meeker and Rifle for years, from all over," she said. "It's really a Yampa Valley attraction."
But although the wave pool is important to the city, some issues in the future may make it an expensive toy for residents.
An engineering report from OLC Aquatics estimated the wave pool could use roughly $339,000 in repairs and renovations to fix ongoing issues.
None of those issues are dire needs, however, Pike said.
"The pool isn't in danger of failing now," Pike said. "These projects aren't things that need to be done this year. They don't need to be done next year. We just wanted to have an engineer come out and look at it so we know what we're dealing with."
Pike looked over the wave pool Thursday.
He pointed to cracks along the walls and spots of aquapoxy that plug up the cracks and a rickety ladder that needs some work.
"Sooner or later, we just need to address the problem of resurfacing the pool," Pike said.
Each year, the Parks and Recreation Department hires workers to perform what has become regular maintenance.
Pike said city officials are not sure why the pool's surface has been wearing since it opened in 1986, if it had to do with faulty materials, faulty application of the surface or weather.
OLC Aquautics estimated resurfacing might cost about $141,000.
But, generally, this kind of maintenance can be expected with a pool, Pike said. Nothing about the pool's condition represents an immediate danger to swimmers.
Some of the pool's other issues include recommended renovations to the exterior to limit water settling outside the walls, a possible fix to the concrete wall separating the wave fan and the water and a possible renovation that would allow multiple kinds of waves instead of the standard pattern now used.
All together, OLC Aquatics estimated those projects could be $124,000.
Pike said the city may have enough to look at funding those projects as early as 2009.
His department receives about $98,000 each year from the Conservation Trust Fund, made up of state lottery proceeds. In 2008, Parks and Recreation had a $263,000 capital construction budget.
It's too early to say when funds will actually become available for wave pool projects, Pike said, but money probably will be there before the wave pool becomes unusable.
He also said the Craig City Council's decision to spend $20,000 on recreation center developments should not affect wave pool projects.
That money was unbudgeted for 2008, Pike said, and makes up less than 6 percent of the wave pool projects' costs.
On Tuesday, the Council approved taking the money out the Conservation Trust Fund, with Councilor Joe Herod casting the only opposing vote.
Herod said he would like to see that money used for the city's existing facilities.
The Council approved the money to contract with Denver-based firm Sink Combs Dethlefs.
The company will organize community meetings to discuss what features a recreation center should have, prepare preliminary site plans and a site layout and organize a financial team to prepare a bond question and secure lender financing, if necessary.
The city isn't trying to push a recreation center on the public and disregard other concerns like the wave pool, Pike said.
"I think both projects have equal merit," he said about the recreation center and the wave pool.
The recreation center proposal came back around because of input from city residents and the recent citizen survey, Pike said. The survey showed 63 percent of respondents would favor a tax increase to fund a recreation center.
"If that survey came back and said only 20 percent of people responding favored a tax increase, we probably wouldn't be doing this," he said. "It's citizen-driven. This is not city-driven."
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grannyrett 6 years, 8 months ago
Maybe a new rec center isn't city driven. Maybe it's Dave Pike driven.
50cal 6 years, 8 months ago
I thought the name was kinda ominous. Thank god we have Dave Pike he knows what is good for us. We can't even throw him out of office.
Ray Cartwright 6 years, 8 months ago
I would hate to venture a guess as to what it cost the taxpayers to get an engineer on site to evaluate the condition of the pool. I sure hope it wasn't another $20,000
50cal 6 years, 8 months ago
20,000 would be chump change. More like 50,000 or 60,000 for something of this magnitude.
Tammy Showalter 6 years, 6 months ago
if everyone had this attitude, our homes would be falling down around our ears and the city would be citing us for something. Joe Herod is the only council member who is doing what he is supposed to be doing, thinking of the majority! City of Craig, take care of what you have, before you start asking for more! Why should we support anything new when they don't take care of what is here already? Give them a rec center and they will just let it fall apart, while they are on to something new and better. Parks & Rec couldn't even get refs for youth softball!
taxslave 6 years, 6 months ago
How long do you suppose before they (city employees) vote themselves a pay increase due to the rising costs of energy?
I wonder how long before the council is filled and overflowing with unhappy people demanding an explanation....especially next winter when they can't afford the diesel for the snow plows....or the 23% increase in the cost of heating (announced last month or so, full page in CDP), commercial and domestic. No one talks about reality. They're like a kid in the candy store at this point.
grannyrett 6 years, 6 months ago
$339,000 in needed repairs right now? Not a dire need? What planet do you come from Dave Pike? We need a rec center when we can't afford to take care of what we already have? What are you thinking? Or, are you thinking? Wait, I GOT IT! He wants it to be the DAVE PIKE REC CENTER!
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Delicious pastry that presents well at gatherings but is heavy on the fat and calories. Submitted by MAUREENS356 Carbs: 16.1g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 162.4
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I love soup Submitted by BOXERMOM19 Carbs: 13.5g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 109.6
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Cookbook creator says: sugar-free cooked pudding with sugar free gelatin turn this into a crustless pie. Submitted by GYPSY2581 Carbs: 9.7g | Fat: 0.3g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.6g | Calories: 48.1
Cookbook creator says: Swap out a sweet potato for the potato and you'll have quite an A.A. soup. Submitted by COURTNEYBECKETT Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 115.5
Cookbook creator says: Substitute Greek yogurt for the sour cream and the recipe is 100% A.A. Except for the flour to thicken. consider using cashew butter instead of flour. Submitted by JOASIA1 Carbs: 29.3g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 213.8


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Marathon Maniac # 3228
Your toughness is made up of equal parts persistence and experience. You don't so much outrun your opponents as outlast and outsmart them, and the toughest opponent of all is the one inside your head." - Joe Henderson
Did it last year and will be doing it again.
CPT Curmudgeon
We just don't tell them there's beer. Lots of time to figure something out for a post-race party.


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My family and I have been invited by an American friend and her family to join them on Sunday for a Thanksgiving celebration. Is there anything specific/traditional that I should take along with me? I did ask her if there was anything in particular that she would like me to bring along, such as a food offering, but she said it wasn't necessary. I don't want to go along empty handed, so what would be appropriate? ... Flowers, chocolates, any other suggestions?? The wine goes without saying ... I'll be taking that anyway!:D
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900 S. Miami Ave. 242, Miami, FL 33130
- $690,000
- 359 Days on site
- Beds: n/a
- Baths: n/a
- Commercial Building
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- Year Built: 2006
- 359 Days on site
- Commercial Building
- Beds: n/a
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- Approximately 1200 Square Feet
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Population 23,508 | Median Household Income $20,297 | Median Years In Residence 7 |
Median Homeowner Age 40 | Households with Children 42.72% | Percent of Homes Rented 84.44% |
Nearby Elementary Schools
- Southside Elementary School
- 45 Sw 13th St
- Mater Academy East Charter School
- 450 Sw 4th St
- La Prima Casa Montessori
- 1770 Brickell Ave
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- Pre-K Early Intervention Prog
- 1450 Ne 2nd Ave
Nearby Middle Schools
- Lincoln-Marti Charter School East Little Havana
- 970984 West Flagler St
- Ada Merritt K-8 Center
- 660 Sw 3rd St
- Mater East Academy Middle School
- 998 Sw 1st St
Nearby High Schools
- School For Advanced Studies-Wolfson
- 25 Ne 2nd St # 5515
- New World School Of The Arts
- 25 Ne 2nd St
- School For Law Studies, Homeland Security & Forens
- 300 Nw 2nd Ave
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