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but it's okay. let's list EVERYONE for froch. leave out some for khan. let's also count the ones froch lost as quality opponents and not count khan's. |
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Froch actually beats majority of them or at minimum puts up a damn good effort, his only REAL TRUE CUT loss was against Ward, a top P4P undefeated fighter, olympic gold medalist, whilst Khan gets beaten from pillar to post & KTFO by Columbian farmers & Danny Garcias... I mean really who is Khans best win? Marcos ****in' Maidana? Zab Judah who in turns best win is Cory Spinks who he is tied 1/1 with? Really and I mean this his best win is probably about equivalent to somebody on Froch's resume below Brian Magee. |
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Well seeing as getting constantly KOed can lead to brain damage and other neurological issues, it is quite normal to retire after suffering bad KOs. Just playing devil's advocate on your statement, I actually agree that Khan should not retire and still has it in him.
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those are the guys that are fighting at that division or have recently fought there and can return at any time. 140 isn't a weak division 168: Ward, Froch, Bute?, Abraham?, Dirrell? Kessler? 168 is overrated. I'm not saying it's weak but it isn't the best division like some of you make it out to be. There isn't 1 single fight @ that division i'd actually give a shit about |
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Tina's death has made headlines and reached people across the country. One B.C. man has put his feelings about Tina's story into song.
Johnny Maudlin, 61, is a singer-songwriter from Burnaby, B.C. He had no connection with Tina, and hadn't heard much about her death, until a friend from Toronto asked him if he'd write a song about her.
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The song, entitled Tina's Walking (In a World of Hurt), is a slow ballad reminiscent of an early Roy Orbison song. Maudlin's voice, a guitar and harmonica make up most of the song. A video on YouTube shows pictures of Tina, most of them from media reports. The lyrics talk about Tina's loneliness. In the refrain, Maudlin sings: Tina's walking/can't you see her/Tina's crying/ can't you hear her/.
It's a theme Maudlin said came across strongest when he researched her.
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Maudlin has previously written songs about national news. Most recently, he wrote a song about the train disaster in Lac Megantic. Called This Little Cafe, it has about 2,000 views on YouTube.
Maudlin said he doesn't do much thinking when he writes a song, but prefers to let his thoughts and feelings flow freely onto the page. It's the most genuine way of expressing himself, he said.
"I tried to get it from my heart and mind onto the page... because sometimes that results in the best song of this kind," Maudlin said.
Some of the material also came from personal experiences of Maudlin's. As a recovering addict, he said he understands the feelings of loneliness and despair that can permeate through a person's thoughts.
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I dont think this has been posted yet' Uncertainty At Linebacker May Require Early Pick -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Josh Ellis - Email DallasCowboys.com Staff Writer March 23, 2009 6:21 PM Change Font Size A A A A IRVING, Texas - The Cowboys' goal when free agency opened was to shore up a few positions of weakness: backup quarterback, defensive end, safety, linebacker. Jon Kitna will give the Cowboys more than Brad Johnson could, Igor Olshansky seems comparable to Chris Canty, and Gerald Sensabaugh should have a bigger impact in the secondary than the departed Roy Williams had in 2008. The most accomplished player the Cowboys signed, five-time Pro Bowl linebacker Keith Brooking, was at first viewed as a replacement for inside linebacker Zach Thomas, the regular starter opposite Bradie James last season. But since then, owner and general manager Jerry Jones has hinted Brooking could also be filling the nickel linebacker role vacated by Kevin Burnett, who signed with the Chargers on March 10. Whether Jones was being realistic is unclear, since the consensus opinion on Brooking is that at age 33, he's lost the coverage skills necessary to man up against tight ends and running backs coming out of the backfield on third downs. Burnett excelled at those things, but coveted the chance to play every down, and apparently just wanted out of Dallas since he signed a relatively modest contract with San Diego. The Cowboys didn't see Burnett as a starter, as evidenced by their annual search for middle linebackers. First they signed Akin Ayodele in 2005, then drafted Bobby Carpenter in the first round in 2006. They signed Thomas and traded Ayodele last spring, the team's constant hunt for James' sidekick making it clear the former second-round pick Burnett wasn't ready, for whatever reason. By bringing in Brooking, who starred under Wade Phillips when the Cowboys coach was defensive coordinator in Atlanta, it became apparent Burnett wasn't going to be the starter in 2009, either. At 6-2, 241 pounds, Brooking seems like a better fit for the Cowboys' 3-4 defense than was the undersized Thomas. But in signing him, and thus denying the younger, more athletic Burnett the starting job, the Cowboys opened another hole for themselves at linebacker. As badly as the Cowboys required a starting caliber replacement for Thomas, the need for someone capable of doing Burnett's job may now be even greater - and harder to find. If Brooking really can't play on passing downs anymore, and his poor coverage at the end of Atlanta's playoff loss to Arizona suggests he can't, the Cowboys would likely turn to Carpenter first. With two consecutive years of playing almost exclusively on special teams, it could be Carpenter's first chance to earn regular defensive snaps since he filled in for an injured Greg Ellis in 2006. But now reports say the team was attempting to trade Carpenter before Burnett moved on. Such a move is less likely now since he's the primary backup to both James and Brooking, and could have an inside track on the nickel job. With minimal playing time during his career, Carpenter obviously hasn't elicited much confidence within the organization. If he's still with the team during summer workouts and training camp, it's likely he would have to earn his role on defense. As of right now, the team doesn't have a lot of other options for the nickel defense. Former Falcons and Browns linebacker Matt Stewart has signed with the team, but he hasn't played in the NFL since 2006. There's also Steve Octavien, who the Cowboys signed off Washington's practice squad in December, but the 24-year-old is more of a project. The Cowboys worked third-year outside linebacker Justin Rogers at an inside position some during last summer's training camp, but he's played only special teams since joining the club as a rookie. To Jones, the Cowboys have no glaring needs, including at receiver where Terrell Owens has been moved out. But with so much of their depth at linebacker unproven, the Cowboys may be forced to draft a player for their 3-4 defense with one of their early picks. "The good news with our team right now is we can go about any direction we want to in the draft and pick the best player," Jones told reporters in Arkansas on March 12, reiterating the point he had made to Dallas-area radio station 105.3 The Fan two days earlier. "We can do what last year gave us the best example ever of doing," Jones told the station. "And that is literally let it fall and let the best player there come give us a bargain and we'll get us a good football player." Though they're without a first-rounder this year the Cowboys do have nine picks - and a couple more compensatory choices could be added for unrestricted free agents who left last off-season. As Jones says, the Cowboys have put themselves in position to draft the best player available through their free agency efforts, coupled with the wealth of picks. By filling some spots in free agency, the Cowboys gave themselves flexibility - just not enough of it at linebacker. If James or Brooking are lost to injury, Carpenter likely becomes a starter and three-down player. His slow progress in three seasons necessitates picking a rookie capable of competing for the nickel job, or one who could be trusted to fill in if Carpenter or one of the presumed starters are hurt. Plus, Brooking's not getting any younger. He signed a three-year contract, but he'll be 36 when the deal expires. James will be pushing 30 by then. In a way Jones is right. The Cowboys don't have to have a receiver, or a safety or a nose tackle or an offensive lineman. They can get by without rookie help at all those spots. But not inside linebacker. So for their own sake, it would be awfully convenient if a linebacker just so happens to be the best player on the board when the Cowboys pick in round two or three. Brooking's age and the apparent dissatisfaction with Carpenter mean the Cowboys have to inject some new blood at the position.
If the Cowboys go ILB at # 51, it will be: Marcus Freeman Ohio State 4.51 (4.48 lowest time) 4.06 short shuttle; 6.60 3-cone His 4.12 short shuttle, at the combine, was the fastest time by a linebacker, and he beat that mark at his pro day. He looked "perfect" in his drills.
It is a strength but at ILB the value will be on day 2. There are number of good players in that round 4-5 area at ILB. That is fairly unusual. 3-4 OLB/DE is going to offer value between 30-60. So it might well be a target at 51. There are 4 or 5 guys with grades in the round 2 area. Barwin, Johnson, Kruger, English, Sidbury et al. In the round 4 area guys like Philip Hunt, Mitch King and Brandon Williams offer a greater risk but potential reward.
i just want the cowboys to get the best players that are there on the board, regardless of strenghts on the team, and get quality players over quanity, since we have 11 picks, maybe package a few to move up here and there; also possibly trade a 5th or 6th rounder or so and get a top pick for the draft next year;
This is why I love coming to this board. I don't get to see many of these guys play, so I need info. There's a ton of information out there, but it helps to get it sorted out. Many thanks, guys. More research for me to do!
In my mock i like for the cowboys to pick: Tyrone Mckenzie -SF who is listed as Olb,however,has the covering skills,ie: Burnett? Possibly Beckwith -LSU. In the third round not with the second round pick. Tyrone Mckenzie_ 6'1 243 Darry Beckwith - 6'0 3/4 240


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Update-Got pics up, leave comments still need to take pics of my amps though nevermind i got the amp pics up now too As suggested by ~SHYNE~ i've decided to create a sticky for every one to either list or preferably post pics of their systems I'll start but unfortunately i don't have any pics yet, pics will come soon, been very busy lately i'll try to get a pic of everything listed to post next to the description Head Unit-Kenwood KVT-DVD815 Front Stage-Focal 165 K2P's 6.5" Components Rear Stage-NONE Interior Amp-Diamond Audio D5300.2 2CH Amp Subs-2 Alpine 12" Type R's Amps-2 JL Audio 500/1's Enclosure-Dual 12 Custom Ported, Tuned To About 32Hz Wires-Stinger 1/0 wiring kit Distro Block-Stinger 1/0-4g Batteries-Front- Optima Red Top Rear- Stinger Yellow Top High Output Alternantor-Ohio Generator 160 amp one GhosT |
12-27-2007, 08:15 PM | away - #2 |
System in the Sentra:
Pioneer CD Deck (2)Sony Xplode 6.5" 3 Ways in doors Rockford Fosgate 8ga. Power/Ground Monster RCA's Lightning Audio Dist/Ground Blck. Infiniti Kappa 202A Amp (600 watts @ 4 ohm) (2)10"Rockford Fosgate Punch HE2 Subwoofers (DVC 4ohm ea.) System in the G20: Stock BOSE CD and Changer Rockford Fosgate 4ga. Power and Ground Hifonics BXI1206D Amp (1200 watts @ 1ohm) (2)12" Rockford Fosgate Punch P3 Subwoofers (DVC 4ohm) Both cars have alarm systems and I never sleep.;) Last edited by ~SHYNE~; 01-26-2008 at 09:05 PM.. | |
12-27-2007, 09:15 PM | away - #3 |
meh... maybe ill post some pics of the equipment laying around me just for sh*ts and giggles
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01-23-2008, 03:52 AM | away - #4 |
Cmon folks,as many people have audio systems on here there should be more post than this...
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02-17-2008, 03:40 PM | away - #5 |
I GOT DAT SAME BRUTUS.............HERE's MY sh*t.........
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02-17-2008, 08:36 PM | away - #6 |
Ghost what type of battery in the trunk is that? And does it eliminate light dimming. I wanna run an MTX 81000d to two Type R's.
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02-17-2008, 10:54 PM | away - #7 |
the battery is a stinger, and it does help, but the best upgrades i did to help with dimming are upgrading my alt and my wires, including the big 3
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02-27-2008, 07:45 PM | away - #8 |
Just got my new subs for the Sentra since my six year old HE2's went out.
I just got done installing them and they sound great. Last edited by ~SHYNE~; 02-27-2008 at 07:46 PM.. | |
02-27-2008, 09:36 PM | away - #9 |
ghost...you need a video of your system in action.
i wanna see/hear this sh*t. type R' s = best? whats the difference between R/S/X? | |
02-27-2008, 09:56 PM | away - #10 | |
Not to thread jacc but, shyne I just copped the same whip ( sentra ) what mods do you have besides the audio? | ||
02-27-2008, 10:55 PM | away - #11 |
My mods are in my sig,hit me with a PM if you got a question.:)
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02-27-2008, 11:53 PM | away - #12 |
Pics soon
but HU - Pioneer throw in MP3 CD player (200 W) Sony Xplod 2 way 6.5'' Current ATM - 3 10'' MTX 5000s in MTX bandpass box Alpine V-power 400W RMS x 1 ohm amp (MPH something..) Giving the MTXs to my brother, installing my 2 12'' Audiobahn AW1208ts....literally have to struggle when picking them up..magnets are huge! | |
02-27-2008, 11:56 PM | away - #13 | |
type r's aren't the best but they are a good bang for your buck r's-more spl based s's-reference level, not as loud as the r's but still hit kind of hard x's-more sq based, alpines flagship woofer, also handle about 3x's as much power as the r's one GhosT | ||
03-03-2008, 07:02 PM | away - #14 |
right now...
HU: Pioneer Premier DEH-P490IB Front Speakers: MTX Thunder Axe TX6001 Components Rear Speakers: Kenwood 6" x 9" 5-Way KFC-6980IE Front Speakers Amp: Hifonics Titan TXi6006 Subwoofers: (3) JL Audio 12W3 (2 v3's and 1 v2) Subwoofer Amp: Hifonics BXi 1606D *the reason I have 3 mismatch subs is because I owned 2 w3v2's originally (as shown below). I wanted to add to that, but the car place around here didn't have those anymore, so they gave me a v3. Then one of my old v2's blew, so they replaced it with a v3. Thus the current setup. Now the problem is that I have, two single 4 ohm woofers, and 1 dual 4 ohm, and I'm not sure I'm getting the max out of the Brutus. So I'll be grabbing one more v3 and possibly selling the v2. Since the shop has buy 1 get one free, I'll just have 4 v3's for the next vehichle I buy. for some reason, this setup was louder than what i have now my old radio.......got stolen Last edited by focused313; 03-03-2008 at 07:05 PM.. | |
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03-04-2008, 07:11 AM | away - #16 |
darn it, the sh*t still bangs.....so perhaps they wired it in a such a way that it doesn't matter. The v2 might be a dual-2 ohm. All I know is that it's plenty loud. I gotta do the formula for resistance and see what's really going on.
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03-10-2008, 01:52 AM | online - #17 | |
Wow!!! thats not a very smart thing to do. I would get rid of the v2 and just goin wit the v3s. You will not get full potential out that amp wit yo current setup. for some reason, this setup was louder than what i have now i wonder why it was louder? maybe cause you had it lower ohm load sendin more power to the subs (guessin its the same amp), more airspace for the subs, from the looks yo current setup is sealed so a ported box is another reason y it was louder. | ||
03-11-2008, 08:29 AM | away - #18 |
you guys have some nice stuff
ill show mine soon | |
03-17-2008, 06:08 PM | away - #19 |
Damn focused, I remember you talkin about JL stuff in the past(on urb1). I come to see that your setup wasn't nearly as good as I would've thought. IT doesn't look that way anyway, but I'm sure its loud.
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03-18-2008, 09:55 PM | away - #20 |
teddy p, i never did take "finished" pics......but I keep moving stuff around so often that I never took the time. Plus.......I have a magnum now so......
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Age at menarche in Peruvian girls at sea level and at high altitude: Effect of ethnic background and socioeconomic status
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The objective of the present study was to determine median age at menarche using the status quo method and the independent effects of ethnic background and socioeconomic status on the age at menarche in Peruvian girls from two distinct levels at altitude: Lima (150 m) and Cerro de Pasco (4,340 m). The sample included 503 girls from Lima and 625 girls from Cerro de Pasco, ages 10–18 years. Ethnic background was determined by four parental surnames. Subjects were classified as Quechua when one or more surnames were from Quechua origin and Spanish when four surnames were from Spanish origin. Socioeconomic status was determined using a socioeconomic index score and subjects were classified as belonging to the middle-low, low, or very low class. Median age at menarche was calculated by survival analysis using the Life Table Method with a 95% Confidence Interval (CI). Among Quechua and Spanish girls, age at menarche occurred later at high altitude than at sea level. Median ages at menarche for the overall groups were 13.08 (12.91–13.25, 95% CI) years in Lima and 14.33 (14.17–14.48, 95% CI) years in Cerro de Pasco (P < 0.0001). Socioeconomic status had no significant effect on menarcheal age (P > 0.05). Controlling socioeconomic status in the design, median age at menarche was still higher at high altitude than at sea level (P < 0.05). After logistic regression analysis, an effect on age at menarche of chronological age and place of residence was observed, but not by ethnic background, socioeconomic status and not by interactions of age and place of residence, age and socioeconomic status, place of residence and socioeconomic status, place of residence and ethnic background, or socioeconomic status and ethnic background. Thus later age at menarche observed in girls at high altitude is not due the differences in ethnicity or socioeconomic status. © 1996 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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A common phrase used to describe an enterprise architecture is a set of "living documents". I like it. Short, simple, easy to understand … a living document. Of course there is a dangerously complex implication lying just below the veneer of this simple metaphor. Living implies change and growth. It would seem to need to be feed and cared for. Most importantly it begins as an immature child and develops into a mature contributor to its society.
Those of us who interact with enterprise architectures are affected by the living document metaphor in different ways depending on our role and the maturity of the architecture.
You may be the parent, growing the architecture with new ideas, carefully cleaning away the little day to day dirt and grim that accumulates during the early draft phases. You are its protector, fending off hungry projects looking to gorge on its young unallocated funding. And you are its champion, fighting the good fight. You turn nay-sayers in to supporters with tales of possibilities and the obvious future value your enterprise architecture will provide.
When initiating an enterprise architecture you survey your environment, talking to representative users, reading existing documentation, and studying current systems. You seek the inherent problems the enterprise has in accomplishing the tasks it needs to perform in order to be successful. You boil down the potentially voluminous data gathered and abstract your findings into the conceptual diagrams. You aggregate important policies and standards into a cohesive and broadly applicable guidance document. Applying some well known patterns and a few of your favorite concepts you evolve working documents into drafts and eventually into your proposed architecture. Educated and armed, you lobby superiors, peers, and subordinates to aid you in implementing your new born document.
You may be the doctor, having received an urgent request from the worried parents you make a house call in hopes of identifying and repairing an ailing architecture. Your years of experience, your deep understanding of how architectures work, and of course your calm bedside manner come together to reduce the fears and sooth away the pains. Your prescriptions are sometimes difficult to take and always come with warnings. Crisis averted you can only hope the parents will implement both recommended treatments and get you back for follow up visits.
You might tell yourself "no one calls when things are going well". It helps fight the cynicism induced by seeing nothing but sick, or failing architectures. Doctoring and enterprise architecture is a fairly predictable process. Assess the situation, calm the managers, gain their confidence, diagnose the most serious of the ailments, prescribe corrective actions, and hope you get the chance to move to a more preventative role. The first three steps are pure soft skills. You need to identify the 'age' of the architecture. Are you a pediatrician, a general practitioner, or a gerontologist? Once you understand the context you need clear, truthful information from the locals to begin diagnosing the problems. What are the symptoms? Are they based on real measurable facts (high temperature, low transaction rate) or are they ambiguous (stomach ache, security issues). If the problem is clear you can certainly look at historically successful corrective measures but it is likely you will need to do a few tests first. If the architecture is young you may create a few models to get a better understanding of the issues. If it's more mature you may use profilers, performance monitors, and debuggers to investigate further. Armed with your test results you can provide the declarative remedy (with the necessary warning of possible side effects and encouragement to call again should symptoms continue or worsen.)
You may be the teacher, seeing the untapped potential in the enterprise architecture; you carefully insert just the right information at the right time. While very young you provide stories of other successful architectures and their exploits. You paint colorful pictures of systems supporting terabytes of data, massive concurrency, very high transaction rates, and global user communities. These are the super heroes of the enterprise architecture world. You can but hope to instill a sense of the possible. Later you begin the monotonous lessons relating rigor, discipline, reviews, change management, and the build process. No glamour, just facts. Hoping to build knowledge on who's shoulders understanding can later stand.
Being an enterprise architecture consultant is very different than being an enterprise architect. As a consultant we bring our experience, and hopefully the ability to transfer knowledge, to help others so that they may achieve. We don't build anything. (OK, maybe we build confidence, but that's not really the point.) Ours is an art of subtle manipulation. We can't dump a well formed architecture on our customers and expect them to succeed any more than buying a 12 year old a set of encyclopedias and believing they now know everything. The most successful consultants I know have a plan. They know what needs to be addressed first and what needs a foundation in place to be useful. Explaining the intricacies involved in balancing risks, constraints, dependencies, resources against tasks, goals, and metrics is silly if the enterprise lacks basic structure, clear scope, and tools. Teaching takes time … teaching enterprise architecture takes LOTS of time … years, not days. Ours is a commitment to stay the course.
Eventually, the enterprise architecture matures, becoming a stable adult and valuable participant in the larger system within which it lives and works. Its boundaries and capabilities are well defined for all to see and interact with. Less reticent to see a doctor the enterprise invites scrutiny, takes all feedback (the good and the bad) and implements controlled change to integrate it. The prideful arrogance of youth has been replaced with an open team structure. Any and all projects are welcome to use the architecture and more importantly promote parts of themselves into the core architectural constructs.
With age comes rigorous process, clarity of definition, and actionable intent. Mature enterprise architectures have well defined and executed processes in place for continuous improvement. Communication is the cornerstone of the teams working with and on the enterprise architecture. Lessons learned, good and bad, are rapidly communicated to everyone in the enterprise through well known channels. Reviews are sufficient without being onerous on the participants. All in the architecture ambles along a well worn path in a predictable fashion … until the next generation comes on the scene. Then it all begins again.


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It was a gorgeous afternoon for Ken and Karen's outdoor ceremony at White Oaks Resort in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The sun was out just for them, beautifully backlighting the ceremony, before it gave way to clouds later in the day – which we also took advantage of in between courses at dinner. With having the whole day take place at the same venue, we had plenty of time to take lots of photos, and they even got to go back to their room and rest before joining their cocktail hour, while Monica and I went and photographed the details around the reception hall. It's so nice to know you have time to get everything done without rushing!
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Former Vice President Dick Cheney again harshly criticized President Obama this morning, telling a conservative talk show host that the president's much-debated bow to Japan's Emperor Akihito was "fundamentally harmful" to the country and suggesting that Mr. Obama doesn't understand the negative impact of the time he has taken to craft a strategy going forward in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The Weekly Standard reports that Cheney told Scott Hennen that the bow reflected the fact that Mr. Obama "doesn't fully understand or have the same perception of the US role in the world that most Americans have."
Cheney also said the decision to put Khalid Sheikh Mohammad and other Guantanamo Bay detainees on trial in civilian court was a misguided effort at a "show trial" that will allow terrorists "to stand up and spread the terrible ideology that they adhere to."
And he again made the case that the president's "dithering" on what to do in Afghanistan and Pakistan is hurting the country.
"I worry that there's a lack of understanding of what this means from the perspective of the troops," he said. "You know, if you're out there on the line day in and day out and putting your life at risk on a volunteer basis for the nation and you see the Commander in Chief unable to or appearing to be unable to make a decision about the way forward here – you know that raises serious doubts."
Cheney went on to suggest the "very costly" delay in a decision could be attributed to "inexperience" and argue that "every day that goes by raises doubts in the minds of our friends and allies in the region about what you're going to do."
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Hi Bernard,
I am using the 70 opto controller with the Hacker motor. I never measured the current with this exact setup so I don't really know if I'm exceeding the max current. But did measure it a while back when I was using a Kontroniks controller but with a different prop and on 8 cells it was somewhere around 60 amps...it's been a while so don't quote me on that. If what you say about over-current protection is true, perhaps I should try it again. When are you going to "test" your's Andy??? |
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Voltage seems to be the limiting factor here. Jet 45-3 will not start on 20 cells DD using the Jet 70 Controller. Will start on 18 cells, using a 12 x10. Guess I have to play with the props... was thinking of a 13 x 5. Andre |
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Could you explain why the motor will start with 18 cells and not 20? (Is it the motor or controller, I'm still learning) With your best Phasor setup for sport/aerobatic flying (5 to 8 min) how far are you away from performance like the OS 61FX or 91 4-cycle? Marcus |
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More than likely, controller. No reason for the motor to care about voltage, until the windings let out the blue smoke..
Test mine.. well, I'm unhappy with the glitching I was experiencing with the Sirius so I'm going to completely strip out the entire 12-cell system (radio, aileron servos, F12/L260C, etc.) and rebuild it with the 500/48 and the Jeti controller, new receiver, etc. The Kontronik motor is a 7-cell setup, although I'll probably run 8 (as I have so many great 8-cell packs). However, this project comes after: mystery acrobat on F27, F5D Vortex, Sokol rebuild on 1010/2, cutie wireless video on, and flea (say it isn't so), in no particular order. Or perhaps before some of them. I need a couple of months' vacation to get up to speed on my project list. ..a |
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It's the controller. Probably input voltage limit. I use a Schulze 55 Bo on 20 x 2400 zapped matched with the Phasor 45-3 driving a 12 x 10 and that's very convincing power, I would say close to a 060 2stroke or a 91 4cycle. What type of flying do you want to do? The e-motor configs are many and best performance comes from a good match of airframe, motor and battery. Andre |
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You are right that is very convincing power. If these things hold together it opens up a lot of avenues for conversions of glow ARFs and kits??? I mainly fly glow and gas but with some help from Ed L. (on the ezone) I built my first electric: Senorita MM on a MAT belt drive 3.6:1 12 x 3000 NIMh 11x9 electric MA prop I am wanting to sell off some of my glow stuff and build a 60 sized Cap or G202 without breaking the bank (yes a convert in progress) and this sounds promising. Marcus |
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What you are after is feasible - AnnMarie Cross from Great Planes did an electric version of their Giles 202, which is a 60-ish model, on a MaxCim brushless and 20 cells. My CAP 232 from the GP kit is a little smaller than the Giles, but handles the same rig at 600 watts plus pretty well. However - long term, the MaxCim stands up to flying constant aerobatics, landing so hot you can't touch the motor and folk only touch my packs once after landing. Will the cheaper systems hold up to this kind of maltreatment? "Buy cheap, buy twice" is even more cutting when applied to expensive "cheap" stuff Will a cheaper system really deliver, or do you really need a high end system knowing that it will take several years of utter abuse? Why don't I fly Kadets and 4*40s on electric and get a glow powered F3A pattern ship running on cheap ol' gas rather than trying to melt RC2400s? These, and many other questions, will only be answered in time. (But the F3A on gas is mightily attractive ) |
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FAIRFIELD, Iowa— In 1984, John B. Fagan, a molecular biologist at the National Institutes of Health, left a promising job as a cancer researcher in Washington to come to this sleepy farm town to practice transcendental meditation and begin a new life as a university professor.
He took a post at the Maharishi International University here and became a star researcher, attracting N.I.H. research grants. But in the early 1990's, he began to have second thoughts about gene therapy and the genetic engineering of crops.
In 1994 he turned down a $614,000 research grant from the N.I.H. to study gene therapy because of concerns about the ''dangerous consequences'' of manipulating human genes. And two years later, he founded a company that tests crops for genetic alterations, giving processed-food makers the option of steering clear of biotechnology ingredients.
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Genetic ID executives acknowledged Dr. Fagan's activism, but said the company itself was neutral about genetically altered crops, and relied on a widely accepted DNA testing technique, known as polymerase chain reaction, or P.C.R. And, they note, the taco shell results were independently confirmed by Kraft and the Food and Drug Administration.
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Dr. Fagan, who was born in Michigan and raised in northern Idaho, earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of Washington at Seattle, where a neighbor introduced him to transcendental meditation and the teachings of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, an Indian seer. Maharishi teaches that meditation and a more organic approach to life can raise consciousness, reduce crime rates and improve the environment, among other things.
After earning a Ph.D. at Cornell University, Dr. Fagan established himself in the field seeking to find genetic links to cancer. But after leaving Washington for the cornfields of southeastern Iowa -- where he could practice transcendental meditation with other adherents who had gathered around the Maharishi International University here -- Dr. Fagan began to have doubts.
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Casts Sachie Hiraga, Little Creatures, Maeno Kenta and David Bowie-tachi, Natsumen, Salyu x Salyu, Shibusashirazu Orchestra, Zazen Boys, Zoobombs
Venue Studio Coast
Address 2-2-10 Shinkiba, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Transport Shin-Kiba Station (Rinkai, Yurakucho lines)
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Aaron Guzikowski is writing the script while Wahlberg is attached to produce with Leverage's Stephen Levinson and Working Title partners Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.
The Oskar Jonasson-directed original is Iceland's foreign-language film submission for the upcoming Oscars, after having swept the Icelandic film awards.
Baltasar Kormakur, the Icelandic auteur who produced and starred in the original, is attached to helm the English-language redo.
The story follows an ex-freight ship worker, fired for smuggling alcohol between Reykjavik and Rotterdam. He struggles as a security guard until his best friend persuades him to sign on for one last crooked job.
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