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birdmanbiker Posted:
The mounting kit was easy to install and it holds the windshield tight. I ordered the wrong kit at first, but the staff at J&P helped me order the correct one. The exchange through the mail was easy and done in a timely manner! Thank you for your help, the staff at J&P
rdkk Posted:
this product works very well and if you have a cool bike and only need the windshield part of the time the trigger lock makes easy to remove.
TONESTER2005 Posted:
U guys Rock
Floyd.dennis Posted:
Perfect fit, functions great. Love it
batgregger Posted:
arrived right on time parts fit and look good super easy install this detach windshield was money well spent
Hoc62 Posted:
Very impressed
Heartless2013 Posted:
Had to return this but never had a problem doing that. Thanks JP for making returns so easy
jdm1200 Posted:
Very good product
dmanning60 Posted:
Easy to install. Very good quality machining.
rojo4949 Posted:
perfect fit for my bike easy on and off
marsheilahope Posted:
Received the wrong hardware! Now I have to find time return it before I can get the correct one. Not happy about this since I talked personally with customer service to find out exactly what to order!
Chas50 Posted:
I used this mounting kit to install the Rio Grande Solar Windshield on my 2006 Harley Softail Standard. Went on very easy and only tool needed is an allen wrench with is supplied with the kit. Mounts solidly and holds windshield securely. Adjustments are easy to make and only require the supplied allen wrench. Easy to remove and replace windshield on motorcycle. Wide range of adjustment for windshield angle.
jzinn51 Posted:
Easy to intall, align and mount the windshield. Found that the mounts had to be placed all the way up to place the windshield in the proper riding position. Great product.
jzinn51 Posted:
The windshield mounting kit is easy to install and align. Great product!
chicane Posted:
The part was the right one. The service department does a good job of assessing my needs. Thanks.
splineman Posted:
This hardware kit is really well designed and manufactured. Super easy removal of the screen and top notch fit. I would definitely recommend the kit and it's fully worth the price.
lpaten Posted:
Fit perfect easy to install thanks
DRMercer7 Posted:
This is a well designed and manufactured windshield attachment system. But, it is expensive and clearly produced off-shore. It should cost less.
scheck Posted:
Well made and easy to install, a great surprise that it has adjustable rake, looks good
mitchcole56 Posted:
Easy to install. Easy to remove. Looks great on the bike. Hardly notice the hardware is there.
Snocrash Posted:
Great product. Simple installation. Windshield comes on and off quickly without tools.
kenpo419 Posted:
The Trigger Lock Hardwar was very easy to install. The quality of the hardware was better than I expected and being made in the USA was a definite plus.
nightprowler1961 Posted:
Very nice....wow
TheJamster1 Posted:
Easy Install
warren-j Posted:
the installation was fast and easy
akajime Posted:
This was not easy to pick out on line - I wasn't 100% sure I picked the right item - but it fit my XL883c. Easy to install with the sports shield.
petagree Posted:
Looks and works well on my sportster
70-HARLEY Posted:
good hrdwe some sort of glue on it though but it cleaned off well
john fogarty Posted:
Fit perfectlly on my 1200 sportster/Roadster. Easy to install. Quick lock lug system works effortlesly. Windshield come on and off with no propblem at all.
tjn442 Posted:
Very easy to install ..great product
fnoldguy Posted:
Easy install fast shipping works great.
afojc Posted:
Easy install, decent price.
bruce.mersereau Posted:
Great system that fits easily on a 2007 Superglide. Works well with Speed Demon Windshield. Makes it very easy to put on and take off windshield. The kit did not come with instructions or a T-Wrench like shown in the picture on the website. It seems way overpriced, but it performs as indicated.
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Very happy with installation, quality, and performance
gschaff2 Posted:
Easy to install but rattles on bumps.
kwhite629 Posted:
Great quality !
bobbypeppard Posted:
great design and simple to install
Scruffydog1952 Posted:
Well constructed, easy installation, and extremely convenient to put the windshield on and off as desired.
dillonjmn Posted:
Fit windshield perfectly. As always no complaints
jcoverturf Posted:
Appears to be good quality and fit was good. Some parts plastic, so hope they hold up for the life of the windscreen.
rgondeck Posted:
Easy to install and the hardware is sturdy. I would like to see more adjustment to tilt the windshield back further.
okingstedt Posted:
Fast shipping and the hardware fit perfect. A+
firstname.lastname@example.com Posted:
worked great
joseph.r.oxley Posted:
Was very easy to install, no tool needed.
millerlite Posted:
Hardware was easy to install
GLDutcher Posted:
Installed quickly and easily. Fits like it was made for the bike. I recommend it highly. FYI - I bought this for a 2012 Wide Glide even though the catalog says 2011. No problems, fits like a dream.
2002 V-ROD Posted:
Easy to install and easy to operate.
bubbasherman Posted:
A perfect fit for my Vulcan 1500 Classic self contained with great instructions, easy assembly. A snap to mount.
firstname.lastname@example.com Posted:
Great kit easy to install very Happy with it
cbonilla Posted:
The mounting kit installed as described in the instructions. No issues at all, thanks.
kafelect Posted:
The Memphis Shades mount system is the best. I've put it on both of my bikes now and it works great.
tim small Posted:
Nice set up works well takes a little time to set up will buy another for the wifes bike
sporster1982 Posted:
Woorks great
TheJamster1 Posted:
Easy install
HondaRidr2401 Posted:
Easy to install. Looks great on the bike even with the windshield removed. Allows the windshield to go on/off in seconds. 04 Honda Shadow Sabre 1100
email@example.com Posted:
Doesn't just click on like it is suppose to. Was hard to get on.
jdbolton5 Posted:
Install was straightforward and quick. The quick-release comes in handy for removing the shield when it is not needed.
markrbess Posted:
Exact fit for my V-Star 1100 custom. Easy installation and looks great on the bike. Is a big help when you want to remove the windshield for cleaning.
bmit16 Posted:
Once installed it makes taking a windshield off for cleaning a breeze!
OinkJones Posted:
instalation was easy, and it's easy to use. Nice to have the option of taking the windshield off for those days when I don't want it.
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Crazy Simple = Crazy Good
Just in time for the last hurrah of summer, I thought I'd share a crazy simple recipe favorite that is spicy and sweet, infused with curry. Because I love to mix up flavors (don't you?). I'm interested in how traditions influence, enhance and co-mingle. Perhaps because I'm an eclectic heritage bundle myself.
And vegans, don't assume this recipe isn't for you. In fact, I make a vegetarian version of this recipe all the time. Use drained canned chick peas in place of the bird- or slices of gluten-free tempeh- it's a fabulous meatless and budget-friendly option.
California update: I'm more than a little sorry to report that we have- officially- entered our final countdown phase, preparing for an ETD early Thursday. Over the next few days we'll be busy cleaning our sweet little Santa Monica sublet and packing up the Honda Fit to head east, back to rural New Mexico, back to the coyotes. Just in time for roasted green chile season.
Casa Allrich has not sold, you see. We lowered the price again. And Bubela, it's a rock bottom bargain, embarrassingly less than what we paid for it three years ago. If the Real Estate Goddess proves kind and merciful she will finally (after 26 months on the market) smile upon us, send us a buyer and grant our humble wish- to accept our losses and move on with grace and clear eyes open to a future centered in Los Angeles.
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It's been a dreamlike season here in Santa Monica. My fifty-sixth summer. I can hardly believe we've been here eight weeks already. Honestly and without irony, I ask you- where does the time go? I am deeply grateful for each and every minute spent in the company of our two sons. They inspire me and make me proud. I hope to be back here in Southern California quick as a wink to continue the conversation with these two.
Until then, I'll be blogging again from north of Santa Fe starting next weekend.
Here's a few tasty End of Summer Picnic Recipes to keep your taste buds happy till I get back on-line on August 24th.
See you soon! xox
Chicken Curry Apple Stir-Fry Recipe
Recipe posted August 2009.
An easy weeknight stir-fry with warm harvest flavors this recipe can be a super fast toss-together dish by using bagged cole slaw mix and cooked chicken. For a vegetarian version, substitute the chicken with a can of drained chick peas.
You'll need:
You'll need:
About 2 1/2 to 3 cups Art School Rice- recipe follows
2 tablespoons light olive oil
1 tablespoon red or green Thai Kitchen curry paste- hot or mild, to taste (start with less if you prefer it mild)
2-3 cloves garlic, minced
2 heaping cups finely shredded cabbage or slaw mix
3 large carrots, sliced into matchsticks
1 apple, peeled, cored, chopped
1/2 cup unsweetened apple juice, more if needed
1/2 cup golden raisins
2 generous cups of cooked chicken pieces* see notes
Heat a large deep skillet over medium-high heat; warm the light olive oil and curry seasoning. Add the garlic and stir briefly.
Heat a large deep skillet over medium-high heat; warm the light olive oil and curry seasoning. Add the garlic and stir briefly.
Add in the shredded cabbage, carrots, and apple; stir and cook for five minutes.
Add a half cup of apple juice and cook until the vegetables and apples are tender-crisp - about seven minutes. If you need a splash more apple juice, add it in.
Add the raisins, cooked chicken pieces, and cooked rice, and stir-fry until all the juice is absorbed and the chicken is heated through.
Serve immediately with a garnish of slivered almonds, if desired.
Serves 4.
Karina's Notes:
If you don't have cooked chicken on hand:
Cut 3 split chicken breasts into tenders. Stir-fry with the vegetables until no longer pink in the center- about ten minutes.
My hummus makes a tasty condiment for Asian inspired stir-fries and brown rice.
If you like creative flavor combos, try my Peanut Chicken Stir-fry.
Karina's Art School Rice Recipe with Curry, Carrots and RaisinsPosted August 2009.
I lived on this simple dish in art school. It was my favorite comfort food. Most often I would stir-fry the cooked rice with thinly sliced carrots, or sometimes fresh baby greens. Slivered almonds add protein and texture.
1 cup long-grain brown rice, rinsed
1 cup long-grain brown rice, rinsed
1/2 cup unsweetened apple juice or cider
2 cups water or light broth for added flavor
2 carrots, cut into matchsticks
1/4 cup golden raisins or dried cranberries
1/2 to 1 teaspoon gluten-free curry paste- mild or hot (I use Thai Kitchen)
Combine the ingredients in a rice cooker and follow the manufacturer's instructions - or - combine the ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil, cover; reduce heat to low, and cook for 40 minutes or until the liquid has evaporated.
Combine the ingredients in a rice cooker and follow the manufacturer's instructions - or - combine the ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil, cover; reduce heat to low, and cook for 40 minutes or until the liquid has evaporated.
Let the rice rest for 5 minutes before serving. Fluff with a fork and serve as is, or stir-fry the cooked rice in a touch of olive oil with slivered carrots, cashews, or baby spinach leaves.
Protein Boost Options:
Serve with a sprinkle of slivered almonds, pine nuts or chopped walnuts
Add drained canned chickpeas to warm through just before serving
Serve with a dollop of fresh homemade yogurt on the side
Serve with hummus
Serves 4.
If you are making this rice dish for the Apple Chicken Stir-Fry recipe, it is not necessary to add the raisins or apple.
In case you may have missed it, here is my recipe for Brown Rice Pilaf with Variations.
Chopped apples, raisins and cinnamon make a perfect combo for breakfast.


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Vanilla Bean Cheesecake
I recently got some vanilla beans and I have been itching to use them. I though that I would try using them in one of my favorite desserts, a cheesecake. For the vanilla bean cheesecake I just added the seeds from a vanilla bean to a basic cheesecake recipe. In the past I have used graham cracker crusts and pecan crusts and this time I thought I would try a walnut crust. I also had some raspberries so I added a garnish of a simple raspberry sauce. The vanilla bean cheesecake with walnut crust was really good! It smelled amazing while it was baking. Vanilla is one of my favorite flavours and I really enjoyed the strength of the vanilla flavour provided by the vanilla bean seeds. The walnut crust was really good as well. How can you go wrong adding butter and sugar to walnuts? I am looking forward to more adventures with vanilla beans.
Vanilla Bean Cheesecake(makes 2 servings)
Printable Recipe
1/2 cup walnuts
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon butter (melted)
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese (room temperature)
1/4 cup + 1 tablespoon sugar
1 vanilla bean (split lengthwise and scraped)
1 egg (room temperature)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. Pulse the walnuts, sugar and butter in a food processor.
2. Press the mixture into the bottom of two 4 inch spring form pans.
3. Bake the walnut crust in a 350F preheated oven until golden brown on the edges, about 8-12 minutes.
4. Mix the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla bean seeds.
5. Beat in the egg and vanilla extract.
6. Pour the mixture into the spring form pans.
7. Bake in a preheated 325F oven until it is set, about 45-60 minutes.
Note: This recipe makes enough for 2 4 inch spring form pans. Triple the recipe for an 8 inch spring form pan and quadruple the recipe for a 10 inch spring form pan.
Raspberry Sauce
1/2 cup raspberries (mashed)
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons water
1. Mix the raspberries, sugar, cornstarch and water in a small saucepan.
2. Bring to a boil and simmer until the sauce thickens.
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Madeleine Recipe
I am a Costco (a wholesale mega store in the US) junkie. I love shopping there and one of the items I often purchase from Costco is madeleine—an adorable shell-shaped French cake/cookie well loved by many.
Even though I love madeleine, I have never attempted to bake them at home. First of all, I am not a great baker and madeleine is one of those things that doesn't deserve failure. Secondly, I actually like the wholesale madeleine at Costco—they are made by Sugar Bowl Bakery in San Francisco and have a firm texture yet delicately crispy at the same time. Finally, I don't have a madeleine pan, until yesterday.
I got my pan at the outlet store, for a very low price. I had no more excuses not to make madeleine, plus my elder sister is in town and she loves eating little cakes with her morning coffee.
I did a thorough research for the best madeleine recipe online and finally turned to my favorite food blogs for inspirations. I checked out David Lebovitz, Chez Pim, 101 Cookbooks, Taste Buddies, My Cooking Hut and improvised their recipes to create my very own madeleine recipe.
It worked.
My madeleines are not perfect, but they are quite good—firm with crunchy edges, with the cutest signature humps! And yes, they are oh-so-good with a cup of hot coffee or tea.
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These are so cute! I have never tried making madeleines either. I'm not the greatest baker on the planet, so I often leave the trickier recipes to the pros. You have done beautifully with yours and you should be very proud!
These look perfect to me. And beautiful photography once again. I'll have to try to bake some myself sometime soon.
I am little bit confuse here. You put 2 eggs and extra 1 egg yolk, it mean there are 3 egg yolks in the bowl?
Yes. According the the recipe, it will be 3 egg yolks and 2 egg whites.
great yummy treats! Have got to get the moulds and make some of these!
Those madeleines look good and well done on your first attempt.
Costco…you either love it or hate it… but well done!
I always thought that madeleines look like the Kueh Bu Lu we have in Chinese New Year ;p
Bee! I am so proud of you! You and your awesome baking skills! :D These look delish! And just because you're so awesome! I'll try them and tell you how much I enjoyed them! I promise! :) Improvised or not- they look gorgeous!!!
woah,i know these cookies!They are delicious,too bad my baking skills are non existent, i couldn't even bake a premade lasagna w/out burning it a little lol. I'll just wait til I make it back out to Cali and we all can enjoy these over a cup of tea.
Cheers and thanks for sharing
Beautiful Madeleines! I'm a huge Costco fan too, and I agree, their Madeleines are quite good. Unfortunately, I can only buy them when I'm going to have guests over, because the portions are so big…
YUM! my sister and i love the ones from costco, and usually split the box! i still haven't found a recipe that i like yet, so thanks for sharing!!! they look great!
great job,,,these look very professional!
These look delicious! Have never made them before, but they look do-able. :)
I just recently got madeleine pans too, and the little cakes are so fun to bake! Can't wait to use them more this year. Happy New Year!
Hey Bee, Happy New Year and thanks for mentioning me. Your mads look gorgeous. I need to make them again!
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Is it possible this recipi have chinese version? My english standard is not that good, but I love your bakery, I study in Taiwan, really love malaysain foods, please advise.
Thanks a lot!!.
looks excellent. we are planning to try it out.
where did you get the madeleine pans from?
It's stated in da recipe to melt da butter, but wldnt it b like oil?and i have a problem, as i am experiencing winter now, i tried whisking butter, but once i add the eggs in to whisk, da butter is alrdy starting to harden..is there any way to solve this?
yes, the butter will be oily once you melt it. pls go ahead.
mix egg & sugar together (in a blender or electronic egg beater).
Now combine the above to the baking pwdr + flour mix and continue with the main recipe.
wow. these are awesome! :) i was lazy and just used two whole eggs and used lemon extract instead of lemon zest. these turned out AMAZING! the only thing is, has anyone experienced where the madeleines are baking too fast???
mine get dark really quick and I end up baking them for about 6 minutes at 400 degrees instead of the whole 12. they come out done and awesome, so i'm not complaining, just wondering if anyone had that happen to them…
Where can I buy a madeleine pan? Can I buy online?
Thanks for the recipe. Which outlet store in Cali can I find the pan? Love the madeleines sold in Costco. However, prefer to bake my own.
I absolutely love madeleine I actually grab these when I get my starbucks fix. Really need to stop that, but the madeleine encourages me to go there. Definitely going to give this recipe a try because it seems pretty easy and I found the pan. It was in the most random section in a Japanese market. I was looking for these for weeks!
Can someone here help me with oz, what is equipelent to cup.
5 oz. sugar how many cups?
5 oz. all purpose flour (sieved) how many cups?
5 oz. unsalted butter (melted) hw many cups?


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So far so good. I felt my skin becoming very dry lately which led me to try this. I have an oily t-zone and the rest is dry. I wanted to try something that gave me some extra moisture. I was surprised that this sunk into my skin and didn't leave my pores in the t-zone feeling gross and oily. I gave this four stars because I have only been using it for a few days. I would like to see what happens over time if it triggers acne or not. Great spf coverage as well.
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After loving the Resist daily moisturizer, I wanted something stronger for my dry winter skin so I went with this one. Unfortunately, it just didn't do that much for me. It felt thick going on, and didn't sink into my skin like I wanted...it felt more like applying sunblock. Did not break me out, but still somehow left me with dry patches. I still use this from time to time, but I don't reach for it often and didn't feel it was great for makeup application. But I will try another moisturizer
I love this moisturizer- it does the job well and doesn't leave an oily residue or white hue on the face. I have really dry skin in the winter time and it goes on smooth under my foundation/bb cream or powder. As a prior student of the sciences, I can understand and appreciate Paula's logical approach to skin care. She cuts out all the "crap" from her formulations so you don't have to pay through the roof for a face cream that contains "dead sea salts" which do NOTHING for the skin.
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I love this sunscreen. It's light enough that I can wear it in summer but also substantial enough that it works well in the winter here in California. I know a lot of reviewers have grumbled about how this stuff is so white that it looks like 1970s zinc sunscreen but if you just wait for about a minute then it rubs in perfectly and you know you've got sunscreen on. Doesn't leave your skin greasy the way other moisturizer/sunscreen combos can. Gentle enough to use around my eyes too!
I got a sample of this product as well as the skin balancing sunscreen. I have combination skin and generally stick to the SB line, however in the winter I LOVE how this one feels on my skin! It is so silky smooth and mattifying, as well as moisturizing that I don't feel like using anything else but this! I have also skipped my SB toner on occasion and used this sunscreen all by itself when I've been in a rush to leave in the morning! I need to buy more!
I had almost given up on finding a PC sunscreen I could love! Then this little gem came along. I don't do well with zinc so that ruled out some other PC sunscreens. But this one is almost perfect. I say 'almost' because I can't wear it near my super-sensitive eyes. (I use a titanium dioxide sunscreen around my eyes.) In all other respects I love this, especially for our winter.
I hope Paula will offer this with a higher SPF -- something along the lines Of Estée Lauder's Day Wear SPF 50.
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I so wanted to live this. I haven't found a moisturizer with SPF that dosent irritate my sensitive skin.
For some reason it caused me to breakout. I like the way it looks, not a shiny finish. It also hydrated my combo skin. But didn't feel it soaked into my pores. Feels as if it sits on top of your skin.
Still in search of a SPF my skin can tolerate. Ugh
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I wanted to give this a try while traveling and see if it would be moisturing enough for summer. The good: once absorbed it left my skin smooth and matte. Not as good: I use a moisturizer with sunscreen recommended by PC with a 30 SPF and I love it. I use it under my eyes without a problem. Sadly I did the same with this one and after about 3 min my eyes began to sting and water.
I found this moisturizer to be a bit too chalky.
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I love this product! When I have a very dry skin, and live in Scandinavia, a thick moisturizing daycream are very necessary for my type of skin. The cream is thick in texture but easy to spread on the skin and withdraws quickly into the skin. My experience with thick creams is that they are often difficult to spread and become too thick, and shiny under makeup, but not this one.
I have a light golden brown color, but the cream is not white on my skin. Thanks!
I gave this three stars because it really burns on my face, especially around my eye area, but I also think that's due to my particular reaction. I think I'm probably sensitive to one of the ingredients. I really like the moisturizer/sunscreen from the RESIST line, though.
What makes this product unique?Moisture Boost Daily Restoring Complex SPF 30 is an amazingly light yet substantially moisturizing daytime product that provides broad-spectrum sun protection with stabilized avobenzone to shield skin from wrinkles. It glides on weightlessly, providing a cushiony layer of moisture that leaves your skin satin-smooth and perfectly prepped for makeup. A blend of potent antioxidants boosts your skin's defenses and helps protect it from collagen depletion.
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Addressable RGB 60-LED Strip, 5V, 2m (High-Speed TM1804)
This 2-meter long strip contains 60 RGB LEDs that can be individually addressed using a one-wire interface, allowing you full control over the color of each RGB LED. The waterproof, adhesive-backed strip runs on 5 V and can be chained with additional high-speed TM1804 strips to form longer runs or cut apart between each LED for shorter segments.
Discontinuation notice: These high-speed TM1804-based LED strips have been replaced by similar, newer WS2812B-based strips. The new strips use almost the same control interface, so you can use the same code to control either of them and you can chain one type to the other. However, the two types of strips have different, incompatible connectors, and the order of the red and green channels in the protocol is swapped: the TM1804 colors are sent in red-green-blue order while the WS2812B colors are sent in green-red-blue order.
These RGB LED strips are an easy way to add complex lighting effects to a project. A dedicated driver IC for each LED allows you to control the color and brightness of each LED independently. The strips are available in lengths of 1 meter (30 LEDs), 2 meters (60 LEDs), and 5 meters (150 LEDs).
Using the LED strip
Each LED strip has four connectors (except for the 5 m strip, which does not have a power output). These can be seen in the adjacent picture, from right to left: data input and power input on one end of the strip, data output and power output on the other end. The data and power output connectors are only used when chaining multiple strips together.
The ground wires on all four connectors are electrically connected.
Note: The white stripe visible on one of the data connector wires is a good indicator of polarity. Please use the labeled connector diagram to help determine which pin is the signal pin and which is ground. You can also verify the ground pin with a multimeter by checking for continuity between the pin and the outer ring of the power connector.
Multiple LED strips can be chained together by connecting the input connectors from one strip to the output connectors from another strip. When the data connectors on several strips are chained this way, they can be controlled as one continuous strip.
With the 1 m and 2 m LED strips, it is possible to use a single power supply to power several strips by chaining their power connectors together (as long as the power supply can handle the combined current draw of the strips). However, this can result in a significant voltage drop between the beginning and the end of a long chain of strips, which could cause the brightness of the LEDs to vary noticeably down the length of the chain.
Do not chain more than 5 meters of LEDs in a single DC circuit. It is fine to make longer chains with connected data lines, but you should power each five-meter section separately.
The LED strip is divided into segments, with each 33.3 mm segment containing one RGB LED and its driver chip. The strip can be cut apart on the lines between each segment to separate it into two usable shorter sections. To access the connections on either side of the cut, you can peel away the epoxy on the front or the adhesive on the back to expose four copper pads. The data connection is labeled OUT or IN, the positive power connection is labeled +VC, and the two pads in the middle are both connected to ground.
These LED strips are controlled by a high-speed one-wire protocol.
The default, idle state of the signal line is low. To update the LED colors, you need to transmit a series of high pulses on the signal line. Each high pulse encodes one bit: a short pulse (0.4 μs) represents a zero, while a long pulse (0.85 μs) represents a one. The time between consecutive rising edges should be 1.25–9.0 μs. After the bits are sent, the signal line should be held low for 24 μs to send a reset command, which makes the new color data take effect. Our tests indicate that the pulse widths do not have to be precise: there is a threshold around 0.6 microseconds that determines whether the pulse is a 0 or a 1, and a wide range of pulse widths on both sides of the threshold will work.
The color of each LED is encoded as three LED brightness values, which must be sent in RGB (red-green-blue) order. Each brightness value is encoded as a series of 8 bits, with the most significant bit being transmitted first, so each LED color takes 24 bits. The first color transmitted applies to the LED that is closest to the data input connector, while the second color transmitted applies to the next LED in the strip, and so on.
To update all the LEDs in the strip, you should send all the colors at once with no pauses. If you send fewer colors than the number of LEDs on the strip, then some LEDs near the end of the strip will not be updated. For example, to update all 30 LEDs on a 1-meter strip, you would send 720 bits encoded as high pulses and then hold the signal line low for 24 μs. If multiple strips are chained together with their data connectors, they can be treated as one longer strip and updated the same way (two chained 1-meter strips behave the same as one 2-meter strip).
Each RGB LED is controlled by a driver IC that receives data on its data input line and passes data on to the next IC using its data output line. The high-speed protocol of the driver allows for fast updates; our library for the Arduino below takes about 1.1 ms to update 30 LEDs, so it is possible to update 15 meters of LED strips faster than 60 Hz. However, constant updates are not necessary; the LED strip can hold its state indefinitely as long as power remains connected.
Implementing the protocol on a microcontroller
Since this LED strip does not use a standard protocol, a software bit-banging approach is usually needed to control it from a microcontroller. Because of the sub-microsecond timing, the bit-banging code generally needs to be written in assembly or very carefully optimized C, and interrupts will need to be disabled while sending data to the LED strip. If the interrupts in your code are fast enough, they can be enabled during periods where the signal line is low.
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Worked in trade checker... COME ON CP3 MAKE IT WORK!
Bucks receive:
PG John Stockton
C Ruben Boumtje Boumtje
4 points
Wolves receive:
SF Armen Gilliam
SG Cedric Ceballos
Bucks 2004 2nd round pick
accepted amongst crapulent folk.
Edited to add another point to the deal.
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Worked in trade checker... COME ON CP3 MAKE IT WORK!
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i approve the edited version.
I approve him approving the editting of the originally approved approval.
Note to Commish: if you process the Raptors trade first, it gives $50,000/$100,000 more cap flexibility for this trade with the wolves
Still doesn't work. Bucks have 1.8M in cap and are taking on a little over 2.1M in salary.
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Let me talk to nolahornets. We'll get this resolved. Can he drop boumtje and I sign him to 2 yr yet min in this thread?
On plane, be back in an hour!
My Jackson trade didn't go through either so I'm just gonna hold on to my points man. I'm fine with him as my backup 2
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The Task Force on Financing Water for All was established to provide recommendations on innovative financing mechanisms and make concrete proposals for immediate action that enhances the access of local governments to financial resources for investments in water services and agricultural water management.
- Water Service Action Plans to enhance access to finance for local governments
National Water Service Action Plans
Local Water Service Action Plans
- Financing Water for Agriculture
For water sector finance to reach its potential both national governments, especially those with PRSPs, and local governments give in their planning investments in water services for all the proper priority. This needs to be accompanied by the necessary reforms and capacity building to establish the required enabling environment.
National governments and Local Governments need to develop action plans to facilitate an increase of the levels of investments in water services at municipal and district levels. Quantitative and qualitative targets need to be set on water services goals, associated financial expenditure and cost recovery mechanisms (fees and subsidies). They need to ensure in their strategies the appropriate budget subsidies, cross-subsidies between users and subsidies targeting the poor. The Task Force believes that without such plans and their determined implementation the efficient management of the world's most crucial natural resource, its access to all and its benefits for the poor will remain mere rhetoric.
The National Water Service Action Plans should distinguish clearly between urban and rural water supply and outline a package of interrelated measures incorporating:
• National objectives in terms of outputs like number of people to reach various types of access to water services.• Policy reforms for sustainable cost recovery including: (i) efficient tariff systems with adequate public subsidies, cross-subsidies and pro-poor subsidies; (ii) Long term visibility to the parts of the funding that will come from public budgets; and (iii) policies regarding change of tariffs.• Strengthening of dialogue structures between national and local governments on the implementation of investments, tariff structures and subsidy arrangements.• Strengthening of local capacity for project structuring and development of proposals, based on partnerships of government, users, financers and service providers.• Enhanced regulation on service provision and tariff structures including private sector participation modalities.• Policy reform to develop and enhance access to local capital markets for local governments and water service providers.• Development of a national framework to facilitate co-operation between local authorities in order to improve their borrowing capacity(pooling mechanisms).• Policy aiming at lowering the cost of money and enhancing the duration of loans for water investments by local authorities/operators when they have not the creditworthiness that allows them to secure long-term loans at affordable rates.These policies can include fiscal incentives, pooling mechanisms, guarantees or subsidies (soft loans) from the central government.• Monitoring mechanism at national level.
Local Governments need to make Local Water Service Action Plans outlining:
• Local objectives in terms of outputs like levels of service and number of people to reach various types of access to water services in the various areas.• Financial schemes that will ensure the overall short-term and long-term funding.• Efficient tariff systems with adequate public subsidies, cross-subsidies and pro-poor subsidies.• Creation of dialogue structures with users and communities on levels of services, payment for service and tariff structures.• Phased investments plans – commencing with improvements in efficiency and reliability of existing service provision in association of the introduction of agreed tariffs and subsidies.• Development of investment partnerships of government, users, public and private operators and financers.• Monitoring mechanism at local level.
All governments must examine and take steps to increase the flow of budgeted allocations for water, focussing in particular on blockages in the flow of funds to local entities responsible for extending water services. More responsibility and financing should be devolved to local government authorities and municipalities to enable local financing, improved service delivery and direct links with customers and access to local capital markets.
Ministries of finance should allow local governments and service providers better access to local capital markets as part of their empowerment process, there-by reducing their reliance on foreign currency loans and the inherent exchange risk.
Bilateral and multilateral financing agencies coordinate aid to stimulate development of local capital markets making local currency loans possible and more attractive. Leveraging capital in these countries allows donors to provide more resources to those countries where financial markets are weak or non-existent to invest in their water infrastructure. Concertation of efforts of IFIs and bilateral donors in this direction will enhance the effective use of the limited resources available.
Aid donors commit themselves to taking urgent action to increase the share of water in ODA and to increase the level of disbursement to the water sector. In particular, international aid donors pledge themselves to overcoming impediments to increased spending in the water sector.
Donor commitments and monitoring should be focussed on outputs like people provided with access to safe water and sanitation instead of dollars spent. Local and National Governments need to open monitoring processes to civil society and development partners to ensure that expenditure is effective and proportional to needs.
Governments, donors and IFIs to make sure that poorer groups are benefiting from their action and use financing mechanisms that facilitate this like output based aid, micro-finance and decentralised funding.
Regional Development Banks to gather information about pooling mechanisms, credit-enhancement frameworks and interest-rates available to medium-size local authorities/operators in the countries of their region.
Water institutions will need to make a strong effort for capacity development, including participation, empowerment, technical assistance and organisational development. The re-education and training of staff is an important part of this.Staff exchanges, benchmarking, "south-south" cooperation, twinning, and other kinds of technical assistance all have a potential role to play.
The trend to give Water User Associations more delegated responsibilities needs to be accompanied by sufficient delegation of powers ("voice and choice") to enable them to function effectively in this new environment.
Future spending by national governments should be more functional in order to support necessary reforms. Departments should examine the reasons for any under-spending that occurs and take action to remove administrative blockages.
External aid will continue to be needed in this sector, though on a more selective basis than in the past. Donors should be more receptive to new roles for aid, with the keynotes being facilitation, leverage and capacity building.
For Africa however, support to water and infrastructure development should be considered as part of public funding along with the reforms institution building and facilitation.
In order to secure finance for essential major infrastructure from IFIs and commercial lenders, working arrangements are required, which take account of the key elements of the World Commission on Dams report. However, these should avoid unnecessary delays and complex procedures, which deter both, financiers and borrowers. There should be a specific study of the experience of dams and other major hydraulic projects concluded since 2000 with IFI involvement.
Water charges to users are a grossly under-tapped source of finance with great potential, and the only sustainable source of finance for recurrent operations. However, service agencies will need to be more customer-oriented and provide a better service if this potential is to be realised. Further study is desirable of cases where irrigation tariff reform has been successfully introduced, and their lessons for implementation.
The key to involving a wider range of financial sources is to identify the specific risks of this sector to investors and lenders, and to address these risks through financing structures. Co-financing from various sources is feasible, with each funder assuming appropriate parts of the risk. Further study is recommended of recent cases of PSP in this sub-sector.
Governments, donors, and IFIs, with the support of international networks and other stakeholders, should develop appropriate fora (e.g.Round Tables) involving local financial service providers to identify ways of promoting microfinance in water for agriculture. Governments should also review the impact of existing credit and capital market controls on the potential development of a microfinance market for this purpose.
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Financing Water for Agriculture - Progress Report n°1 Working Group on Financing Water for Agriculture (Final Version)
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Well, would this fu...ng X11 foundation do its job right - providing a platform independend graphical users interface as they did in the great time of the UNIXes - their wouldn't be this backporting issue. The OSF blames the *BSD to being behind, the *BSDs blame the OSF for being Linux-nailed. It would be of great interest to figure out what's right and where the truth lies. Indicating that, for instance, the *BSDs are behind is KMS: it is said, that this technique is important to get rid of a root-driven Xorg server, and this should be of great concern even for the OpenBSD people. But there is not much efford to create a platform independend solution. So, at least OpenBSD is behind?The long-awaited Intel KMS support for FreeBSD is quite exciting though it's a constant challenge of back-porting changes from the Linux kernel. There's also no official Radeon or Nouveau driver KMS/DRM drivers in FreeBSD.
On the other hand, people developing on the drivers are obviously Linux-only and a kind of narrow minded when it comes to more broader views and independend solutions. It seems to be a bit as they are only capable of engineering. Well, that is bad, since engineering makes things, that already exist, better, but it makes us never getting beyond it to gain access to new territories - it is like jet engines and rocket engines. All what's done today is clearly engineering.
The great time, when development was mor open and broad-minded is definitely over and an echo of the past. Today it seems everything is Linux-related in a very clumsy way.
AFAIK the open source drivers are already quite portable, with most of the OS dependencies (memory management & process control) limited to a couple of areas in the kernel driver. I say "most" because IIRC locking operations are scattered more broadly and I don't know how portable they are.
IMO the bigger issue is that the graphics stack has become a lot more sophisticated over the last few years (hence larger & more complex), while the manpower available for *BSD graphics driver work seems to have gone down if anything, so the big slug of kernel driver enhancements (TTM, KMS) is going to take a while to digest on the BSD side.
Once the KMS/TTM transition has happened it seems like the ongoing work should be more manageable, and no OSes will have to be harmed.
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Please provide sources to your assertions. You've accused the FreeBSD project of lying and being incompetent, please back these accusations up with hard data.
For the record, I'm on the mailing lists as well and your comments about things you have found on the mailing list are simply not true.
So freeBSD (BDSM) has crapped out more shit to be closed by their pimps M$ and Apple. Whats more is that it's most likely just a relabel to some of their crap to make it look new to scam people.
I looked at the so called "new" features they claim, even if they are true, there is nothing to celebrate about with these features as they were implemented by Linux years before and are now out dated. Dumb retards, Why don't they switch to Linux rather then waste their lives porting these out date things to BDSM. OH WAIT... Their shit and they want to be pimped by M$ and apple and kill linux, Oh well.
Come on, FunkSTAR, did you know that FreeBSD is 100% written in Qt? I've also heard that also linux 3.9 will have KDE bundled inside! Don't miss this moronic flame war, these new guys are obscurating you!
Seriously, BSD Sucks and Dies and BSD BullShitDistro (i mean the person behind both), this is the worst trolling ever, this forum is decaying... garegin is the only good troll last.
FreeBSD 9.1:
Ha,haha: silly pea-brained troll, I'll finish painting it for you.
...and behind Tux is Microsoft goin' right up your silly weird rusky poo_p_shoot, and behind M$'s big extension, is Apple doing it to them all, and behind Apple is, ....
Divide and Conquer, and just like the flimsy house o' cards ya'll are, you haven't LEARNED anything yet, except for allowing yourselves to be "divided, AND Conquered", and for the last 20 years at that, STILL !!!
It really is NO WONDER anymore, that "western civilization"/capitalism, really hasn't won any wars since WW2 ! -'dats a faq Jack.
The 12th man is LMAO at you both, Linux, and FreeBSD.
Ya'll wonder why ALL the hardware manufacturers' are still un-decided about "openly" supporting "fully" Linux, and/or FreeBSD. ?
Well, just look at this crayon cartoon example from Mr. pea-brain here, not to mention all the other utterly braindead-troll comments here, except for the only intelligent one,-(YES, and thankyou @Eisnefaust), and you'll quickly maybe understand WHY !?
It's about FreeBSD, "and" Linux, working together, and Unix/NetOS's as these, that are thankfully free and open, as these, should be joined-at-the-hip politically-wise, against the proprietary/non-Open/ OS's such as M$, ...
"Rail" at ALL the hardware makers for BETTER, and OPEN Driver support, instead of "RAILING" at each other, and for no reason, but to entertain loser's, and trolls everywhere. ???!!!, wow, I mean wtf? -LoL.
OS, and "ALL" Drivers should be "Free", AND open-sourced. If for nuthin' else, then understand that YOU ALREADY BOUGHT THE HARDWARE, YOU OWN IT NOW !?
(Free)Applications is simply a bonus, but if the Application is good, then pay for it, if the creator wants, or don't use it, find and support your fav free-app.
Hardware, unambiguously, is NOT an option!, and we'll always have to pay for it.
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The Hard Way
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Soul deep Brit James Hunter - who possesses a "tight, slithery soul groove" and a "sweet growl" (NY Times) makes his Hear Music debut with 'The Hard Way.' The new album finds Hunter delving further into the realm of deep soul on a set of all-original material.
'The Hard Way' was produced by Liam Watson (The White Stripes) at famed analogue haven Toe Rag Studios in London. The instrumental palette is rich and the arrangements sharpened for 'The Hard Way.' Allen Toussaint joins Hunter on the sultry "Til The End," the rhumba "Believe Me Baby," and the title track. The gorgeous Echo Strings buoy "The Hard Way" and the romantic "Carina," with accompanying pedal steel. The jumping "Don't Do Me No Favors" is designed for the dance floor.
The album resolves with the romantic ballad "Strange But True," the first Hunter recording stripped down to just vocals and guitar. The album also showcases further evidence of Hunter's guitar prowess, his manic solos recalling the fretwork of Ike Turner.
Hunter has extensively road tested the new album, crisscrossing North America and Europe since his 2006, GRAMMY nominated album 'People Gonna Talk' put him on the map. That album took him from being "one of the best voices, and best kept secrets, in British R'n'B and Soul," as Van Morrison put it, to a major breakout success of 2006. He opened for Etta James, Boz Scaggs, Los Lonely Boys, and Aretha Franklin; reached #1 on Billboard's Blues chart; and made several national television appearances. 'People Gonna Talk; earned him critical acclaim as well, with Rolling Stone calling it "a treat not to miss" and USA Today raving about his "sublime soul."
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