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You're doing something few others would touch and going a great job with it. Lighten up on yourself for how long it takes. Remember to enjoy the progress and final product...
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|Yesterday 09:51 PM
I suppose there are a lot of people who are wondering if it takes 6 weeks to fit a quarter panel on a car. I know I am.
I have been 2 months trying to mount my tail lights,you are doing better than me.
|Yesterday 09:51 PM
You can also planish a gap closed. I was blown away when shown this. You can do a hell of a gap closing it right up, I was amazed.
|Yesterday 09:22 PM
|John long
Yes and it works well. I just am too lazy to do that for an area that wil not be seen. I am afraid though, that if I don't put some beads in, it will sound
ike a base drum.
As far as seam sealer goes, that will indeed be a must. I have been looking around the SPI forum to decide what is the best to buy.
|Yesterday 09:13 PM
|Too Many Projects
Seam sealer in the wheel house joints keeps water out...
Remember the Lazza trick to beads. Pinch/stretch the panel in the English wheel first to have material for the bead...
|Yesterday 07:51 PM
|John long
I suppose there are a lot of people who are wondering if it takes 6 weeks to fit a quarter panel on a car. I know I am.
I did get quite a bit done today though. I made three tangs that I could mount my quarter to while I trimmed and fitted it. I had never used drill screws before DeadBodyMan described how well they worked. (thanks again Mike). They really do work well and let you put the panel in exactly the same place time after time.
Here is a shot of the mounting tangs, crude that they are.
Next I trimmed the body and quarter until I got a good fit. As a matter of fact it is really an amazing fit for an amateur panel beater.
Now that the quarter is snuggly in place I can finally scribe the fender well lip and make sure it will meet with the lip on the wheel house. I want to make sure they are as good as I can make them and then I will put some beads in the wheel house panel, trim it, and then fit it back to the quarter.
The reason for doing it in this way is to make sure the panels still line up after running some beads. They do indeed tend to shrink or move some after running beads and I want a good tight fit and hopefully keep water from getting past the wheel house into the quarter.
On a final note, I took one of my pieces of quarter panel trim and taped in place just to double check my contour of the quarter.
Perfect.......no......... Acceptable.......You betcha!
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|John long
|Yesterday 10:54 AM
|Yesterday 06:11 AM
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|Yesterday 05:40 AM
I know I can get hung up on something like that and have to struggle to get through it. I have trouble going on to something else as all I can think about is the trouble spot.
Looks to me like you are closing in on a solution. Great stuff going on there for sure.
|Love it John! Amazing work, again!
|John long
Goodness only knows how much time I have in trying to get this wheel well right. I probably should have started over and made the radius a little tighter. It is much better but I think it is still too large. The skirt is not going to be a snug fit even with the gasket in place.
|John long
On your second point, don't go by the rear quarter because that is a hand made piece itself. Also, the skirt will drop down 3/16 of an inch or so once the new quarter is installed and the skirt has a seal added. I probably should have spaced it down with a couple of pieces of stir sticks but did not think about trying to make it look better.
The EMS panel doesn't line up with anything. I have aready trimmed the top off of it. I have removed the door jam area from it and there is a 1/4 inch gap between it and the inner rocker at the bottom. I am going to have to hand make the front sectiion of the wheel well lip to get it to fit the skirt no matter how I position it.......Go figure
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Boyle Heights, the 'Ellis Island of the West Coast'
Today's Patt Morrison show on KPCC featured a segment on one of my favorite Los Angeles neighborhoods, Boyle Heights.
The neighborhood has been a part of my life since childhood, having grown up not far away in Huntington Park. We shopped at the Sears on Olympic Boulevard, took our sick to White Memorial Medical Center on Cesar Chavez Avenue. For all its problems, this is a part of town that holds memories for many an Eastside-raised Angeleno. The show dedicated a special interactive web page to the Boyle Heights segment, with video and other elements, and this description:
It's the Ellis Island of the West Coast, the community in which the first immigrants from a myriad of different ethnic and religious groups settled and one of the oldest neighborhoods in Los Angeles. Boyle Heights, at one time home to Jewish and Japanese immigrants and now predominantly Latino, is the focal point for how the city of Los Angeles has served low income families and whether future development will protect those most vulnerable residents.
Angelenos and Angeleños in the age of the Korean taco
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And while those of us there didn't come away with any clear answer, we did come away with some great ideas and insightful observations from both the audience and the panelists.
The idea for the panel came out of a piece written a couple of months ago by Southern California author D.J. Waldie on the disappearance of the Spanish consonant ñ, pronounced "enye," from "Angeleños" in the late 19th century as eastern and midwestern migrants came west, diluting and eventually burying the city's Spanish-speaking identity.
But with all of the demographic changes that have occurred in Los Angeles since, a discussion of the city's evolving identity today seemed in order. Waldie joined me on the panel, as did Eric Avila, an associate professor of Chicano studies, history and urban planning at UCLA.
The private prison industry's immigration boom
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Rina Palta of Multi-American's sister blog The Informant, which covers crime and courts in the Bay Area, has pulled together some good recent reports on the business of immigrant detention, for-profit private prison companies that contract with the federal government to hold immigrants who are awaiting or fighting their deportation.
The post cited a particularly good detailed story in Business Week, which described profits earned by industry leader Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) and competitors:
Tougher policies have been good for CCA. Since the company started winning immigrant detention contracts in 2000, its stock has rebounded from about a dollar to $23.33, attracting investors such as William Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management, which is now its largest shareholder.
CCA has current contracts with ICE and other federal clients, as well as 19 state prison systems. Its largest competitor, the Geo Group (GEO), is slightly smaller, and together they account for more than $3 billion in gross revenues annually. The next-largest player, MTC, is privately held and does not disclose numbers, but the industry as a whole grosses just under $5 billion per year.
In the news this morning: Muslim civil rights, North African migrants, 'Ugly Betty' star plays undocumented immigrant, more
Senators decry anti-Muslim violence - USA Today Republican and Democratic senators at a hearing on anti-Muslim discrimination Tuesday agreed that bullying, violence or workplace harassment of Muslims is not acceptable.
Tensions Rise in Lampedusa As Immigrant Influx Continues - Voice of America The local population of the Italian Mediterranean island of Lampedusa is protesting and there are fears of violence as North African migrants fleeing unrest at home continue to arrive.
America Ferrera talks about playing an illegal immigrant on 'The Good Wife' - Los Angeles Times She plays Natalie Flores, the undocumented former nanny of a political candidate.
Girl, 4, reunited with family after possible communications mix-up - CNN Emily Ruiz, the U.S. citizen child who wound up deported to Guatemala, flew back to the United States on Wednesday for a tearful reunion with her parents and younger brother.
From 'The Good Earth' to 'Akira:' White actors, non-white roles
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A Hollywood casting controversy has been gathering steam lately, not because there is anything particularly new at its core, but because there isn't. It involves the casting of white actors in non-white roles, something that has been happening for decades and is not, on its face, much of a surprise. The surprising thing is that it's still happening in 2011.
The film in question is an adaptation of the Japanese science-fiction manga series Akira, which was made into an animated film in 1988. Last week, Deadline New York posted a short list of the actors who had received scripts for the live action film project.
For the role one of the lead characters, Tetsuo, on the list were "Twilight" vampire/heartthrob Robert Pattinson, Andrew Garfield, and James McAvoy. Actors receiving scripts for the role of another lead character, Kaneda, were Garrett Hedlund, Michael Fassbender, Chris Pine, Justin Timberlake and Joaquin Phoenix.


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Ryan Hall, one of MammothŌĆÖs great distance runners, on Monday set a new American record for the Boston Marathon.
Hall, formerly a member of the Mammoth Track Club but who still trains here, ran the 26 miles in 2:04:55.
It is not a formally recognized record because the Boston Marathon is a kind of an odd duck in marathon circles, not quite conforming to world or national standards.
He led for much of the race before being overtaken near the end.
More to come as details roll in.
Mammoth is good at fund-raising. WeŌĆÖve got a million of ŌĆśem, it seems.
But at the top of the heap right now is the Mammoth Invitational, a race-filled weekend featuring pro skiers and boarders that went off last weekend on behalf of the Mammoth Community Foundation.
Foundation executive director John Armstrong said the event on Mammoth Mountain raised nearly $500,000 on behalf of the townŌĆÖs kids.
The foundation is committed to raising funds to provide an added margin of excellence for academic and athletic programs for youth in our community.
The Andrea Lawrence Award for passionate engagement in community and the land will be given to the Eastern Sierra Audubon Society in recognition of its critical efforts to support the Owens Lakebed Master Plan, the Mono Lake Committee announced today.
As if by magic, Sunday morning dawned clear.
And Mike KarchŌĆÖs vision of winter biathlon shone in the morning light.
ŌĆ£It was an amazing vision,ŌĆØ said Alana Levin. ŌĆ£He (Karch) created the whole thing.ŌĆØ
After a week of heavy snows in the Eastern Sierra, volunteers cleared the course and the fourth annual Mammoth Winter Biathlon got under way.
Three divisions of two waves each came out for SundayŌĆÖs race: Intermediate, Elite/National Guard and Advanced.
Everyone wondered if the massive amounts of snow falling on Mammoth last week would jeopardize the 2011 Rockstar Energy Drink Roxy Chicken Jam.
Mammoth Mountain crews worked heroically on the halfpipe, but the greater challenge for the competitors seemed to be whether to compete or ride the rich pow.
The seventh annual Roxy Chicken Jam arrived at Mammoth Mountain amid snow, wind and a flurry of Facebook postings and Tweets.
MammothŌĆÖs Recreation Department has embarked on an ambitious summer schedule.
At least six new camps were announced on the town website last week, including two mountain bike camps, two skate camps and a ŌĆ£Experience a Bit OŌĆÖ Britain!ŌĆØ camp.
Um, er?
In the ŌĆ£Challenger British Sports Camps,ŌĆØ campers will learn from British coaches games like Tag Rugby, Cricket, Rounders, Kick Ball, British Bull Dogs and team relays and obstacle courses.
Local resident Tomas Rodriquez has won the National Masters half marathon championship, held in Melbourne, Florida, on Feb. 6, 2011.
He won the national title for his age group (55-59) with a time of 1 hour, 24 minutes, and eight seconds for the 13.2 mile course.
Rodriguez, who splits his time between Mammoth Lakes and Laguna Beach, came out of retirement two and a half years ago, after a 30-year break from distance running. Although very successful during his college running days, a national title eluded him. His highest NCAA finish was 11th.
Despite having a tiny campground right on it, despite being only a mile from Mammoth, little Sherwin Creek Road just to the southeast of town has a wild and lovely feel that makes it a great cross-country ski destination for an afternoon, or even for a day-long adventure.
The gravel road is covered in snow right now, making it a perfect place for skiing MammothŌĆÖs spring snow.
On a blue-sky Sunday in New York City Mammoth runners scored high points in the New York Half-Marathon, March 20.
Meb Keflezighi finished 15th overall and second in his age group.
Alistair Cragg finished sixth overall and second in his age group.
Ryan Hall finished 21st overall and eighth in his age group.
For complete results, go to http://www.nyrr.org/races/2011/nychalf/
Try a trip down ŌĆśThe HoseŌĆÖ
As if you didnŌĆÖt notice, spring skiing more or less opened this past week, with warm temperatures and longer hours of daylight.
For backcountry skiers, it is the best time of the year. The gullies and canyons are filled in with about as much snow as theyŌĆÖre going to get, making the steeps a little less steep, with wonderful corn snow on the way shortly.
There are hundreds of great spots to ski in the spring around here.
But the Sherwins keep drawing us in.
Partly itŌĆÖs because theyŌĆÖre so darned accessible ŌĆō right out our back door.
One look at the course map for the 2011 Mammoth Winter Biathlon and you know this is serious business.
It resembles an Olympic course.
It has a stadium built into the hill that looks out to the shooting lanes and across the lanes where competitors will pass three times during the course of the race.
Thus, spectators will be able to keep up on whoŌĆÖs in the lead, how often the lead changes, who is shooting when and whoŌĆÖs taking their penalty laps.
ŌĆ£Biathlon is changing and becoming much more spectator friendly,ŌĆØ said Race Director Mike Karch.
There will be no cross-country track skiing this winter on the public trail system.
An effort by the townŌĆÖs recreation department to make a compromise with Mammoth NordicŌĆÖs Brian Knox fell through on Tuesday, when Knox turned down flat a compromise proposal.
ŌĆ£Your proposal requiring our volunteer staff to train your staff to professionally operate and maintain Mammoth NordicŌĆÖs grooming equipment is a commitment, in the middle of this winter, I regrettably cannot make,ŌĆØ Knox wrote in a letter to the Recreation Commission.
Knox did not slam the door all the way on next winter, however
Imagine skiing along a sparkling blue river, skies whispering softly over the white, blanketing snow.
Imagine the river, blue, silver, indigo, glimmering, a ribbon of color in the white land.
Imagine the quiet; perfect, joyous, broken only by the riffle of the river, the whoosh of the wings of a blue heron flashing far above.
The Owens River cuts a wild and wide path through upper Long Valley, flashing down to Crowley Lake from its birthplace at Big Springs, southeast of Lee Vining.
As Village Championship races go, last TuesdayŌĆÖs race seemed to be as normal as normal can be, aside from various off-the-wall costumes.
And then Jimmy Morning appeared.
One of MammothŌĆÖs iconic skiers and coaches, Morning was injured in a Super G crash two weeks earlier, earning him a hospital stay and a couple of weeks in bed.
Morning didnŌĆÖt race in TuesdayŌĆÖs dual Giant Slalom on Fascination, but his appearance made the beautiful racing conditions and bright sunshine even more radiant, and warmed up the Happy Hour party at Rafters.
Melissa Margulies is going to the Super Bowl. Not to watch, but to play.
SheŌĆÖs a rookie star on the Los Angeles Temptation football team.
L.A. plays the Philadelphia Passion during half time. The teams are part of the Lingerie Football League.
Margulies, who grew up in Mammoth and ran track at MHS, as well as USC, always wanted to play pro baseball. SheŌĆÖs not far off, as both safety and running back for the Temptation.


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Born HIV Free: Road Sign 1
Johannes Leonardo attempts to stop world leaders in their tracks.
To catch the attention of World Leaders during the UN General Assembly and the Millennium Development Goals summit in New York, Johannes Leonardo and Google/YouTube are taking to the streets of Manhattan to support the Born HIV Free campaign and the Global Fund. The agency is sending out campaign envoys to key N.Y. intersections, where they will hold up mock road signs featuring disturbing HIV facts to encourage the elimination of HIV by 2015. Each of the signs features a statistic related to its respective location. The effort also includes a promotion on Google Maps, linked to facts about mother-child HIV transmission at corresponding areas, and a YouTube channel.
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What is a Theme Day? (Please visit the Theme Day Web Site)
Theme Days – Project Based Collaborative Learning Enhanced through ICTs.
The concept of a Theme Day involves a cross curricular approach to project based blended learning pedagogy. A key element is that it makes provision for a range of additional opportunities for a group of learners to become engaged in the process of developing the activities and resources for the rest of their colleagues in the Grade.
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Is this a mosquito? No. It's an insect spy drone for urban areas, already in production, funded by the US Government.
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the steak was wonderful
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Nicely decorated and a chill place to have lunch or get a drink after work. Great location! The staff are very friendly and the food was really good. Nice place to throw a party too.
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The food, especially the fries were great! The Ray Charles is the perfect summer drink! I'll be back soon.
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I was a tourist in Washington D.C. and did not know about 201 Bar but am glad I went. The food was good and it was very cool inside while it was a crazy 90 degree day with 90 percent humidity.
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When the owners of Lounge 201 decided to revamp their business, they wanted to move toward something that looked more like a "modern tavern." Their efforts yielded The 201 Bar, which has more than 50 bottles of craft beer, 30 bottles of small batch wine, and bartenders who mix cocktails by hand. The drinks complement a mix of seafood dishes and delightfully referential sandwiches such as the Elvis' Peanut Butter Sandwich with bananas and bacon. The spirit of the old business wasn't abandoned altogether, however. The best parts are still in tact, such as the private rooms available for all manner of party, gathering, or celebration.


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Posted on April 9 at 1:37 p.m.
Too Many People.
Posted on April 9 at 1:21 p.m.
"Very contagious" indeed!
"Vomiting, in particular, transmits infection effectively, and appears to allow airborne transmission. In one incident, a person who vomited spread infection right across a restaurant, suggesting that many unexplained cases of food poisoning may have their source in vomit.[19] 126 people were dining at six tables in December 1998; one woman vomited onto the floor. Staff quickly cleaned up, and people continued eating. Three days later others started falling ill; 52 people reported a range of symptoms, from fever and nausea to vomiting and diarrhea."
Note: It takes THREE DAYS after being infected to show symptoms. So the cruise ship docked here with several thousand passengers(!) and are allowing them to disembark and share their experiences with us. No one knows how many of these passengers are carrying the virus. Happy Days!
Posted on October 26 at 11:29 a.m.
The Congressman who put forward this bill represents the northernmost district in the state -- further geographically from SB County than any other district. The bill creates a bonanza for 143 persons, a "tribe" of land developers, against the best interests of the remaining 430,000 people in the county.
THIS is democracy at work?
Posted on August 25 at 7:19 a.m.
Here's another thought:
Why not have the Chumash follow the same rules as every other person residing in the Santa Ynez Valley? They have scads of money, brought in to them by all the "winners" visiting their casino every day. America is supposed to be the land of equal opportunity. Why not actually make it so?
Awarding special perks and privileges to some supposedly "different" racial or political group is against our constitution and blatantly unfair to everyone else who plays be the rule of law.
Posted on August 21 at 4:36 p.m.
A couple of things to keep in mind:
1) The opposition to fee-to-trust by valley residents is not a "small minority" as Armenta suggests, Rather, the vast majority of valley residents are vigorously opposed to this "deal", and with good reason. Unrestricted "development" of the SY Valley will turn it into a combo of North Van Nuys and Vegas. And it is primarily to avoid current limitations on growth, which are applicable to everyone else in the county except the Chumash Reservation, that the fee-to-trust application is being pushed forward by any means available. Money talks; bulls**t walks.
2) Note the correlation between the Indy giving a platform to Armenta to espouse his stories and the number of lavish, full-page ads published in this paper by the casino every month. A coincidence . . . . natch!
Posted on August 18 at 2:17 p.m.
Oops! Dropped a zero there . . . that's $300,000 a year per tribe member. Certainly enough for a studio apartment in Buelton, for example. BTW, most estimate that the casino generates $1,000,000 a day. Of course, since there is no oversight (as in for Nevada's example, the Nevada Gaming Commission), precise figures are abit hard to come by.
Posted on August 18 at 1:55 p.m.
After witnessing the surge in the crime rate and the large increase in traffic caused by all the "winners" visiting the casino, the vast majority of local residents are steadfastly opposed to this "annexing". This opposition holds, even though the tribe is offering a ten million dollar bribe to grease county pockets.
The idea that these folks need housing is ludicrous. Each one clears in excess of $300,00 per year, just for being a member of the "tribe". What the "annex" really does is give the Chumash unlimited power to build and do anything they wish on the property, completely ignoring community building codes, environmental concerns, infrastructure loading, etc., with no tax liability whatsoever , , , in perpetuity! It also establishes a precedent which will allow them to annex more lands, for more casinos, resort hotels, golf courses, etc. Get ready for the Las Vegas of Santa Ynez Valley.
The tribe has already declared that they will not negotiate with or abide with rules set by the locals (read: "peasants"). They are a "sovereign nation", and have no need to pay any attention to concerns of other valley residents. What will happen next is a back-door deal with a needy congressperson, willing to write and sponsor a bill that will circumvent local sentiment and do the deal in Washington in exchange for a private campaign cash settlement. This is how the "Chumash Highway" came to be (with no local knowledge or input - surprise!), and this is how the Chumash will get the next piece of their casino-fueled expansion project.
Posted on June 23 at 5:24 p.m.
So the Chumash hire someone to investigate and write about their casino / culture, and it turns out to be a puff piece.
One thing to consider re. this article is that the Independent makes considerable ad revenue from the Chumash Casino. Don't hold your breath for any real investigative reporting.
Posted on March 28 at 7:25 p.m.
Cheney's heart does not have a heartbeat. It's not weak, nor arrhythmic, it does not happen. So he sports a battery-powered pacemaker to initiate the beat. If ever there was an example of poetic justice, this must be it.
I would advise not appealing to his conscience. Modern science has not yet perfected an electronic one.
Posted on February 18 at 6:09 a.m.
This is a puff-piece supporting the new boutique "wineries" squeezing their way into the valley. Current tax laws give breaks to those wanting to shelter income by purchasing Ag land and growing grapes. We are not speaking of the handful of older, established vineyards that were established generations ago, but newer proprietors wanting to protect income.
A "vineyard" is a farm growing grapes. An Ag operation which may be appropriate in rural locations, but with distinct impacts on its surroundings. Water use, fertilizer runoff, etc.
A "winery" is an industrial plant, processing grapes into wine. Such an operation requires access to wider roads, utilities, and factory buildings not usually suitable in Ag areas or home areas.
A "tasting room" is a retail marketing outlet, appropriate in urban areas with adequate parking, signage, etc, located away from residential neighborhoods. Los Olivos now has at least a couple dozen of these, and this little town is becoming swamped with wine tours, bus tours, and swarms of tourists toting wine glasses, invading locals' front yards every weekend on their wine-crawls. Progress . . .
Now, the newly-arrived "vintners" want to combine these distinct operations to offer wine tasting -- as well as wine by the glass (new ordinance) throughout the SY Valley and beyond. The wine crawl will be done in cars, driven by the "tasters", along narrow, winding farm roads. We have already witnessed autos attempting U turns, driving off roads into ditches, or just stopped while their drivers space out in confusion. No local in their right mind wanders into LO on weekends, and this is just the beginning.
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Greenbelt, MD – The Magnetospheric Multiscale, or MMS, mission is scheduled to launch into space on March 12th, 2015. The mission consists of four spacecraft to observe a phenomenon called magnetic reconnection — which doesn't happen naturally on Earth all that often, but is a regular occurrence in space.
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Greenbelt, MD – NASA's Terra satellite captured an image of the snow-covered eastern U.S. that looks like the states have been sitting in a freezer. In addition to the snow cover, Arctic and Siberian air masses have settled in over the Eastern U.S. triggering many record low temperatures in many states.
On February 19th at 16:40 UTC (11:40am EST), the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument that flies aboard NASA's Terra satellite captured a picture of the snowy landscape.
NASA's Terra satellite captured this picture of snow across the eastern United States on Feb. 19th at 16:20 UTC (11:20am EST). (NASA Goddard MODIS Rapid Response Team)
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA), the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) urge citizens to avoid unnecessary road travel on Monday as the state prepares for a severe winter storm. Motorists who must drive on Monday are advised to check local forecasts and road conditions before travelling.
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NOAA's GOES-East satellite provided a visible and infrared picture of the clouds associated with the Arctic air mass, as they stretched from the eastern Dakotas to the Mid-Atlantic region.
This false-colored infrared image from the AIRS instrument aboard NASA's Aqua satellite at 7:29 UTC (2:29 a.m. EST) shows cloud top temperatures over New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire near 245K/-28C/-18F (greenish to blue shading). (NASA JPL, Ed Olsen)
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But the spot tantalizes scientists as well: Lagrange 1 lies outside Earth's magnetic environment, a perfect place to measure the constant stream of particles from the sun, known as the solar wind, as they pass by.
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The solar arrays on NOAA's Deep Space Climate Observatory spacecraft, or DSCOVR, are unfurled in the Building 1 high bay at the Astrotech payload processing facility in Titusville, Florida, near Kennedy Space Center. (NASA/Ben Smegelsky)
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Precipitation and temperature are part of every weather forecast. Precipitation comes from clouds, clouds are formed of airborne water vapor, and vapor comes from evaporating soil moisture — so soil moisture governs precipitation.
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Washington, D.C. – High above Earth, more than 20 miles above sea level, a diaphanous layer of ozone surrounds our planet, absorbing energetic UV rays from the sun.
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Pasadena, CA – June 19th marked the 15th anniversary of the launch of NASA's QuikScat, a satellite sent for a three-year mission in 1999 that continues collecting data. Built in less than 12 months, QuikScat has watched ocean wind patterns for 15 years and improved weather forecasting worldwide. Despite a partial instrument failure in 2009, it provides calibration data to international partners.
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Using data from NASA's QuikScat, weather forecasters were able to predict hazardous weather events over oceans 6 to 12 hours earlier than before these data were available. Orange areas show where winds are blowing the hardest and blue shows relatively light winds. (NASA)
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Washington, D.C. – Years ago, in 2008 and 2009 an eerie quiet descended on the sun. Sunspot counts dropped to historically-low levels and solar flares ceased altogether. As the longest and deepest solar minimum in a century unfolded, bored solar physicists wondered when "Solar Max" would ever return.
They can stop wondering. "It's back," says Dean Pesnell of the Goddard Space Flight Center. "Solar Max has arrived."
Washington, D.C. – Every ten days, the NASA/French Space Agency Jason-2 satellite maps all the world's oceans, monitoring changes in sea surface height, a measure of heat in the upper layers of the water. Because our planet is more than 70% ocean, this information is crucial to global forecasts of weather and climate.
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Arizona State offensive coordinator Mike Norvell might be one of the men who falls into the final category in the very near future. Jeremy Fowler of CBSSports.com has Norvell on his list of 10 coordinators who might be head coaches in 2014.
He has already added titles, from offensive coordinator to deputy head coach. Why not add something else in December? Norvell is a highly skilled playcaller.
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Tiger Woods reclaimed the world number one ranking for the first time since October 2010 with a closing round of two-under 70 to capture the PGA Tour's Arnold Palmer Invitational on Monday.
With his eighth Bay Hill course triumph, the 37-year-old Woods replaces Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy atop the world rankings.
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In a rare Monday finish, due to a severe thunder storm that postponed Sunday's round, Woods outdueled fellow American Rickie Fowler down the stretch winning by two strokes in the $6.2m event.
Sunday's storm swept across the Bay Hill Club & Lodge course in dramatic fashion with gusting winds toppling trees and television towers.
Woods and playing partner Fowler began Monday on the third hole and Woods quickly set the tone with birdies on a pair of par-fives, the No. 4 and No. 6 holes.
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Runner-up Justin Rose fired a two-under 70 to finish at 11-under while Fowler stumbled down the stretch and closed with a one-over 73 to end in a four-way tie for third at eight-under 280.
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I am looking at LED undercabinet lights. I found a brand (Talea) that offers the lengths I need to get full coverage without gaps, but they are a bit pricey and seem like they may be TOO bright - 1 watt high efficacy LEDs every 1.5". The lumens for a 28" bar would be about 750-1000, which they say is equiv to a 90 W halogen bulb. The wattage also seems high - 19 (12VDC).
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I'll say. If they really do produce 750 lumens, that would be 39 l/W.
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I'm so confused. I read a paper put out by a major university that says you need 500 lumens for task lighting. Almost none of the lights I am finding offer that kind of output. I'd rather have the high output and be able to dim it if necessary than have something that isn't bright enough.
Also, few give the CRI rating (or it is too low for comfort). The last think I want to do is save a few bucks on a light that will make my very expensive kitchen countertop and backsplash look bad.
So far, the best thing I have found is the ruler light by American - cheaper and thinner than Talea and it has a CRI over 80. They also have the sizes I need to avoid large gaps.
Anyone have the American Lighting ruler lights?
Here is a link that might be useful: LED Cabinet Recommendations
davidtay - What do you mean by "the 500 lumen mentioned does not really account for the area". The article was specifically focused on kitchen undercabinet lighting. It says "The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America recommends a light level of 500 lux (a unit of light measurement) on kitchen counters for critical tasks such as cooking and chopping." Is 500 lux different from 500 lumen? So confusing....
The difference between the units lumen and lux is that the lux takes into account the area over which the luminous flux is spread. A flux of 1000 lumens, concentrated into an area of one square metre, lights up that square metre with an illuminance of 1000 lux. The same 1000 lumens, spread out over ten square metres, produces a dimmer illuminance of only 100 lux. Mathematically, 1 lx = 1 lm/m2.
Here is a link that might be useful: lumen vs lux vs candela
willtv -- Have you installed the LED light yet? How does the dimming function work? Looking forward to your update. Emeralights' custom length is very appealing to me.
Davidtay -- It's good to see you here. I am still struggling with the length of the LED bars, Emeralights' custom length seems very attractive. Is heat sink a concern for LED light bar? I notice that Emeralights uses plastic housing while others use aluminum.
Not necessarily. The generic LED strips sold by environmentallights, photonier, superbrightleds, ... don't need extensive heat sinking either. The aluminium backing serves 3 purposes - heat sink, stiff backing, customer appeal.
On the other hand, some LED strips I've touched at Lowes seem to need it.
These days, you can get led strip lights on a pcb (printed circuit board) roll.
Most led strips are cuttable at specific points (~ 2" - 3" intervals). This also includes the generic LED strips from photonier.
Some strips are polarity sensitive while others are not (eg - The generic LED strips sold by environmentallights, photonier, superbrightleds). Those that are could stop working when connected the wrong way around.
The Emeralights are in and look great. They're plenty bright and generate virtually no heat. Unfortunately I purchased magnetic instead of electronic dimmers so the dimming function isn't working. My plan is to get the electronic units this weekend. I'll post an update when it's all up and running.
Well, it turns out that the tranformer I purchsed is not dimmable with a conventional wall mounted dimmer. It requires a PWM circuit, which I'm not going to build. I called Meanwell, who makes the transformer, and was told that they are about to release a new model that will work with an electronic low voltage dimmer. So. I guess I'll just wait for it to be released. They said it should be out in the next 2 months. They are waiting for UL testing.
In the meantime the lights are working and look great. My plan is to use them as night light as well as task lighting so the dimming function can wait for a while.
As for Emeralights, you can't order directly from their website but you can call them to place an order. That's what I did. Below is a link to their contact page.
My countertops are being installed tomorrow. I'll post some pix after the install.
Here is a link that might be useful: Emeralights Contact Page
I'm still very confused about light levels.
Davidtay - you say 500 lux (as recommended in the Assist publication I linked above) = 46 lumens/sq ft. Most of the lights I am looking at do not specify lumens/sq ft, they just say lumens, but it varies by the length of the light strip. So I have assumed that the lumens for a 12" strip is what I should focus on.
Now although I am clearly confused, I do know that 46 lumens is way less than anything I am seeing, and cannot possibly provide enough task lighting for kitchen counters.
So can anyone please tell me how to translate the 500 lux recommendation into something I can apply to the specs I am seeing?
The question was answered above. Anyway
The difference between the units lumen and lux is that the lux takes into account the area over which the luminous flux is spread. A flux of 1000 lumens, concentrated into an area of one square metre, lights up that square metre with an illuminance of 1000 lux. The same 1000 lumens, spread out over ten square metres, produces a dimmer illuminance of only 100 lux. Mathematically, 1 lx = 1 lm/m2.
1 m = 3.28ft
1 sq m = 3.28 x 3.28 sq ft
If you do the calculation, 500 lux is approx 46 lumens per sq ft (Rounded to the nearest integer value).
There are quotes like 24 lumens per LED or 500 lumens per strip. You will need to do the conversion to lux.
With all due respect Davidtay, I did see your formulas, and I'm very good at math, but I'm still not getting it. What I need to know is what is the APPROXIMATE value of "x" such that an undercabinet lightfixture of length 12" and producing "x" lumens will generate at least 500 lux on a 12" section of counter located 18" directly below the light fixture?
Even if its just the math, can you please just humor me and solve for "x"? Is it approximately 150 lumens?
If you do a direct conversion without accounting for the distance between the light source and the surface to be illuminated, you get 46.45152 lumens per sq ft.
Here is a link that might be useful: lux to lumens/ sq ft calculator
Huh? LOL. I am an actuary and am reminded of a joke one of my clients used to tell me. Something about the information being totally accurate, but nevertheless useless.
I give up. think I will just go get Xenon lights that are cheaper and I can actually see them at my local lighting store...
OK, the kitchen is done. Lights and all.
Thanks to davidtay and the rest of you for your invaluable lighting knowledge and guidance.
Here's a link to a little slideshow of the before and after. Pay close attention to the old lighting. Happily no one on this forum recommends it.
Here is a link that might be useful: Before & After
The old ceiling lights were really ugly, but I'll bet they actually lit the room more evenly.
I can't count them, but it appears that you had to use at least twice as many recessed lights, and they cast pools of light instead of lighting up the entire room. They're nice looking, if you like that sort of thing, but much less practical than pendants with translucent shades, surface mount fixtures, or (gasp!) linear fluorescents.
davidr, You're right. there were previously 6 bare bulbs in the kitchen an 1 indoor flood in the pantry. Now there are 12 recessed cans in the kitchen and 4 in the pantry. Certainly in the old kitchen there was more ambient light but as for asthetics, well there weren't any. The ceilings are 7.5 ft. so pendents aren't really an option except maybe over the sink.
I considered a flush mount or two but decided I like this look and feel better. As for getting the light where it's needed I think it worked out well.
willinak, The only LEDs I have are the UC lights. They're from emeralight.
Here's the link.
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A neighbor invited about 30 of us to a Fourth of July barbecue at her place. Wonderful. I really appreciate the invitation. What I don't appreciate is that she copied everyone on the e-mail invitation and now, one by one, people are responding to the entire group. All these emails are driving me crazy, but I don't know what to say or do to stop the madness. Help!
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If I were just a bit more snarky, I'd say I can't believe that people are still making this double faux pas after all these years of e-mail. But indeed they are; I myself have received two similar e-mails just this month with all the "cc" addresses front and center, leading to a tsunami of public RSVPs. To those hosting (or sending any mass e-mail), it's just as easy -- and better manners -- to put all of your guests' names in the "BCC" line so that when they reply, they can only do so to you. You'll also avoid the second misstep, which is disclosing friends' e-mail addresses without their permission. For some, an e-mail address is private, like an unlisted phone number; so be considerate and always ask permission before making it public.
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