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ARMY Magazine Volume 64, Number 8
Listed below are selections from our August 2014 issue. To read all the articles in ARMY Magazine, join AUSA and receive a subscription as part of your membership.
Visit the ARMY Magazine Archives for online access to previous issues.
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These Colors Never Run: Valor Is Not a Relic of the PastBy Col. Richard D. Hooker Jr., USA Ret. "In combat ... it is the primary group—the fire team, the squad, the crew—that matters most."
How Will This War End?By Lt. Gen. James M. Dubik, USA Ret."The U.S. is now on its third strategy in this war," which "seems as unlikely to attain America's strategic aims as the previous two."
Setting a New Course for Senior LeadersBy Alan G. BourqueSuccess with a four-week test program giving future leaders a bigger picture ofthe Army's role in national security has resulted in a second course being scheduled forfiscal year 2015.
Military Leaders Defend Prisoner Exchange By Rick MazeSecretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and Army leaders describe the exchange of five detainees for the release of Taliban prisoner of war Sgt. Bowe R. Bergdahl as the right thing to do, but the Army is investigating circumstances of his 2009 disappearance while serving in Afghanistan.
Army Budget Holds Promise for Defense ContractorsBy William H. CampbellFor defense contractors, the good news about the Army budget is the worst may be over, allowing a smart company to find stability in a messy budget process.
Permanent Ink on Your Permanent RecordBy Dennis SteeleNew regulations limiting the size, number and location of soldiers' tattoos are widely known. Less known is that photographic records of everyone's tattoos will someday be made public.
Fuel and Water Are Important, but We Need To Improve the LogisticsBy Mark BroughtonThree basics of life—food, water and fuel—change little, but as combat and the world change, the military needs to improve how these essentials are transported and delivered over various terrains and long distances.
Armored Force: The Indispensable Component of Strategic DeterrenceBy Capt. Nathan JenningsCombined arms battalions, a dynamic aspect of armored deterrence, will help prepare for the future conflicts that will shape world politics and processes.
A Global Landpower Network Could Be the Ultimate Anti-NetworkBy Lt. Gen. Charles T. Cleveland and Lt. Col. Stuart L. FarrisDeveloping and supporting a network of forces and partners around the world would help the U.S. mitigate the uncertainty and surprise inherent in conflict.
Count on Commercial Solutions to Maintain Technological SuperiorityBy Rory J. Yanchek and Richard N. KuyathThe Army needs to integrate technologies from commercial and industrial sources as well as those that serve DoD in order to maintain its technological edge.
The Outpost: Schlieffen's Perfect PlanBy Lt. Gen. Daniel P. Bolger, USA Ret.To ensure victory on two battle fronts, the German General Staff, headed by Field Marshal Alfred von Schlieffen, adapted a plan from ancient battlefield genius Hannibal of Carthage that they thought was unbeatable.
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FEATURESHow to Build a Lasting Active-Reserve PartnershipBy Lt. Col. James Jay Carafano, USA Ret.
Seven Questions for Filmmaker Richard Jellerson on MIAs and 'A Solemn Promise'By Jeremy Dow
The Mexican Punitive Expedition: U.S. Preparation for World War IBy John K. Ward
Network Integration Evaluation 14.2:So What?By Scott R. Gourley
Super Vision: Shedding Light on Better Infrared DevicesBy Dennis Steele
The Most Dangerous Man in America: The Making of Douglas MacArthur Mark Perry
The Month That Changed the World: July 1914Gordon Martel
Resolve: From the Jungles of WWII Bataan, the Epic Story of a Soldier, a Flag, and a Promise KeptBob Welch


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Former USC baseball coach Mike Gillespie was honored at last night's basketball game along with other members of the 1961 NCAA championship team. The interesting part was watching members of the athletic dept., who played a role in his dismissal, trying to make nice with him.
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"My concern as a clinician is that the belief held by many parents that diets eliminating all food additives can cure ADHD often delays or prevents them from getting treatments for their children that are backed by strong scientific evidence - behavior therapy, stimulant medication, or their combination. The earlier such treatment begins the better. Going down the wrong path wastes resources and, most critically, precious time in the life of a child."
Yet, Chronis-Tuscano says she learned three things through her participation in the FDA hearing that "concern me both as a scientist and parent of two young children."
"Despite the limited science, the UK and other European nations have required manufacturers to include warning labels - a step that may discourage the use of these additives in foods, especially those intended for children. After all, these dyes are purely aesthetic and can be replaced by natural coloring," Chronis-Tuscano notes.
"Even if the evidence does not currently warrant FDA action, parents and consumers can still act," she concludes.
"Although I have no plans to put my family on any type of elimination diet, since my experience on the panel, I've become more attuned to food labels. Interestingly, more than 90 percent of the food coloring I found in my own pantry was in my children's vitamins, medication, and toothpaste.
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Developing new environmentally friendly, multifunctional nanostructured composites
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Reviewer: Anthony Shanks, MD (Washington University School of Medicine)Description: This is the second edition of a reference for healthcare providers on the safety and effects of medications used by pregnant or lactating women.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide a comprehensive, easy to use desk reference for any drug that women may use during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Audience: The intended audience includes physicians, residents, students, and nurses.
Features: Medication names are alphabetized, which makes locating one relatively easy. The authors have designed this book to be used internationally, hence the long list of international brand names under the heading of each medication. However, drugs are listed under their generic name only, making it difficult for users who may only know the trade name of a drug to find a particular medication. Included in the appendix is information on FDA pregnancy risk categories, but the lactation category is never explained in the book. The only reference to the lactation category I found was in small print at the end of the introduction section stating that the lactation category was a "code assigned by the editors." The lack of illustrations makes prolonged reading difficult, but the searchable online version is an excellent addition, given the bulk of the book.
Assessment: This book succeeds in delivering information quickly and efficiently. Its main competition is the Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation: A Reference Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk , 8th edition, Briggs et al. (Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008). The layout is similar in both books, but there is more text in the Briggs book. That can be viewed as both a positive (more info) and a negative (more reading to get to the pertinent facts). Overall, this drug reference will be helpful to healthcare providers.


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Hi all! We are staying in a studio at VWL in August and would appreciate some suggestions on views/location. Has anyone had a really great studio? Thanks for your help!
We just returned from six nights in a VWL studio. We were very happy with our room. The room was #5521. The room was a non smoking lock off. The room was about 30 feet from the elevators. The balcony was enclosed. Some don't like this. However, with small children it suited us just fine. This was also one of the few rooms with vaulted ceilings. This really helps make the studio room feel larger. However, the roof line dips low on each side of the room and my DW kept bumping her head. Our view was of the woods, Whispering Springs Pool and the lake. We could even see some of the fire works from the Magic Kingdom which went higher than the roof line of the Wilderness Lodge. We would take this room again in a second. I faxed our requests concerning view etc. to the Lodge two days ahead of time. Although I do not know what, if any, affect this had on our room assignment. We also highly recommend signing up for the family plan for boat and bike rental. Hope this helps. Rich
Rich, Thanks so much for all the info. We will be doing the boat & bike plan! It's just too good to pass up since we will be in WDW for 3 weeks!!! My whole family has worked and saved to pull this off and now it's almost time to go..... we're so excited! Your room sounds great but the guys are well over 6 ft. so the ceiling would be a problem. Did you notice the balcony next door? We prefer it were not enclosed but the 5th floor view must be awesome and it would be great to be close to the elevator. Hope your vacation was great in every way. Bet your already looking forward to the next one! Thanks again. Eileen
Hi! We are just back from a nice trip with 4 nights at the VWL... We were on "The bad side" in #2542 and we loved it! I had also hoped for a room on the "back" side of the Lodge toward the pool or woods but the view toward "front" was fine. Woods, grass, and a path which I believe led CM's to the dreaded "dumpster area." I was impressed with the Lodge. Our room was spotless and lovely. Not too far from the elevators. In general, the higher the number of the room, the further down you are. Elevators are kind of in the center. Any room above 55 or so and you might see that dumpster. The rooms in the teens are closest to the Lodge lobby. Twenties and thirties are close to elevators and it goes up from there. Really, the whole place is lovely.
I have 1516 once this is the room right around the corner behind the elevators - I liked it - first floor - very easy excess to the buses and WL - and it had 2 closets... You see people going and coming - this did not bother me - but it might bother someone who wants a more private view. my other studio stays have not had 2 closets - besides the ulitities place stay and I don't think anyone wants that view.
Thanks everyone! Does anyone know what studios have "enclosed" balconies? We'd like to avoid that if possible.
In May 03, we stayed in the studio next to spiceycat - 1514 and we loved it. It was what I've called a dedicated studio - no door connecting to another room, two closets - very large, very near the elevator and lobby - elevator not an issue, didn't need it!, short walk to the end of the hall and out the door to the quiet pool and /or walk to the boat, short walk to the bus stop. It was really great. I sat outside a couple of times on the patio and enjoyed watching families come and go. When we were there it was really quiet. They trimmed the ferns and other vegetation one morning - much to my surprise as I opened the curtain, after dressing! and made it really nice. Great room. I would recommend it if you think it will meet your needs. Also, it was a non-disabled room.


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Information Externalities in Corporate GovernanceKonrad RaffNorwegian School of Economics (NHH) December 20, 2011 AFA 2012 Chicago Meetings Paper Abstract: This paper studies the interactions between monitoring choices in different firms. Shareholders gather information about a common industry shock and subsequently intervene with management. An information externality arises because intervention transmits information about industry conditions to shareholders in competing firms. Closer monitoring in one firm improves the performance of industry peers. In equilibrium, all firms free-ride and there is underprovision of monitoring. A regulatory cap on CEO compensation can increase investor welfare. Disclosure of shareholder intervention is socially valuable and inefficiently low in equilibrium. Using U.S. data on forced CEO turnover, I provide empirical evidence of information spillovers across firms. Controlling for various performance measures, I find that CEOs who perform intermediately are significantly more likely to be dismissed after other CEOs in their industry have been fired. At the same time, CEOs' turnover risk is not related to firings outside of their industry. The predictive power of peer decisions for turnover risk is significantly stronger for firms with low institutional blockholder ownership. Number of Pages in PDF File: 32 Keywords: Corporate Governance, Monitoring, Externality, CEO Turnover, Regulation, CEO Pay JEL Classification: G30, G34 Date posted: October 19, 2011 ; Last revised: December 31, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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Muckraker and investigative journalist Greg Palast joined George Knapp for inside details on stories that American media doesn't report, including revelations on Big Oil, and financial "vultures" who use shady practices for mega-profits. He uncovered that two years before the BP/Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf, a similar incident happened to BP in the Caspian Sea off Azerbaijan, indicating that they were well aware of such drilling problems. BP covered up the incident by bribing Azerbaijani officials, and flying them to London for lap dances, he detailed.
Palast referred to a number of former Soviet republics as having become the "Islamic Republics of BP," where oil companies have come in and given ruling families enormous sums. "The oil companies know very well that the money just disappears into these holes, and that's part of the game-- that's how they get cheap oil contracts through winking and nodding at the looting of the oil money," he said, noting that the citizens of these countries don't see any of the money, and remain poor. Interestingly, countries such as Brazil that didn't play along with the oil companies, are doing well economically, he pointed out.
In the Exxon Valdez incident of 1989, BP was actually in charge of emergency equipment and procedures in the event of a ship running aground in the Arctic, but they didn't spend the money following through on it, and then ended up lying about it, Palast charged. What BP learned in Alaska, is that they could get away with lying, and that's what they proceeded to do in the Gulf spill, he continued, adding that BP has only paid out 1/10th of the amount they promised for clean-up and settlements. Generally, oil companies have found that it's easier to cover-up oil spills with cash, and PR campaigns than to actually clean up the spills once they happen, he observed.
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Sigh...I thought there was an update or something, now I'm weeping *sniff* It's still great and inspiring to browse again within your SB though *sniff sniff*
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Mr Baker I'm so inspired by your stuff man. I know I've said it before, and I'm saying again now - I'm gonna draw some sh!t and get it on here.
Just had a long chat with cakeypigdog and gone through every page of your sketchbook.... I've been lame since uni and now it's time to get my groove on.
Love you big man. Keep up the awesome work.
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December 1st, 2010 #484inspiring stuff! Thanks for sharing! update?
December 1st, 2010 #485u works very atmospheric. i think it most in first things in art. nice.
December 1st, 2010 #486damn duuude! i just spent along time going through this whole sketchbook!! i gotta say, its my new favorite! were you influenced by Carlos Huante? i feel some of his style in your own, but dont get me wrong i think your stuff is totally original, and sick. great stuff man! keep it up!
Some Sketchbooks you should check out! --->
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December 2nd, 2010 #487great sketchbook - very glad to have dicsovered it. keep on working hard with those studies too. The traditionals in here are my favourites for sure
Sketchbook: INSATIABLE CURIOSITY
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"We make our own fortunes and we call them fate" - Benjamin Disraeli
April 4th, 2011 #488New bits and blog
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Its been ages, ill try and reply to everyone tomorrow, but for now heres some new bits ive been working on, including my graphic novel project.
I'm super hard at work at ninja theory on the new devil may cry game and loving it!
Also a link to my blog, hopefully gonna update this alot more these days
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WOAH! You're back and with a huuuuuuge level up! That comic is so awesome man, really great. Is the font for Weiner Robotics the same as used for Sega ?
Please keep updating this regularly.
"Complacency is the womb of mediocrity. " -- Jason Manley
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Despite starring on the popular British drama, and being a fan favorite, actress Maggie Smith reveals in an upcoming interview with CBS' 60 Minutes that she's never seen her show.
In the interview clip, seen below, Smith is asked if she's proud of the show. She pauses for a moment, then answers.
"Well, yes, of course I am," she said. "I was just pausing because I haven't actually seen it. I don't sit down and watch it … I've never watched it."
When asked why, she continued, "Because it's frustrating. I always see things that I would like to do differently and think, 'Oh, why in the name of God did I do that?'"
We often hear from actors who don't like to watch their own work because they'll critique themselves too much. Perhaps Smith needs to hear from her fans so she knows that she's beloved on Downton Abbey. Just yesterday we shared an interview with Dan Radcliffe, who admitted he can't watch five of the eight Harry Potter films.
Smith's full interview on 60 Minutes airs this Sunday, February 17 at 7 PM EST on CBS. Downton Abbey's series finale airs on the same day at 9 PM ET on PBS.
Dear Maggie,
We love you and all of your work. Yes, this means we love you on Downton Abbey. We have so many great lines from you to share on Tumblr, we almost need two Tumblr profiles to hold them all. There is nothing in your work on Downton Abbey that would have to be critiqued. So please, with all that is holy, watch your show with a fine cup of tea and consume it in all its glory.
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Accoring to the US Census Bureau, Kakish ranked #74,957 in frequency out of 151,671 surnames for which statistics were released from the 2000 Census. 240 people, or approximately 1 in every 1,124,009 individuals in the US had this surname in 2000.
Source: "Genealogy Data: Frequently Occurring Surnames from Census 2000", US Census Bureau.
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Alabama Troopers Begin Weekend Blitz
Posted: 11/24/2010 - Alabama state troopers will begin a four-day blitz of the state's highways beginning Wednesday.
Posted: 11/24/2010 - Alabama state troopers will begin a four-day blitz of the state's highways beginning Wednesday.
Posted: 11/23/2010 - The mother of missing Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway is criticizing Aruban authorities for their handling of the latest developments in the disappearance of her daughter.
Updated: 11/23/2010 - The prosecutor's office in Aruba has released the findings of a jawbone with a tooth recently found on a beach there.
Posted: 11/23/2010 - Police in Demopolis have charged a church minister with rape of a minor.
Posted: 11/22/2010 - Four Democrats in the Alabama House say they are switching to the Republican Party.
Updated: 11/21/2010 - Teenager Killed During Hunting Accident in Butler, Alabama
Updated: 11/22/2010 - The 287th Army Reserve Transportation Company of Livingston, Ala., returned to the U.S. Thursday after a year in Afghanistan. But after arriving in Birmingham, members found they were without ground transportation home.
Updated: 11/18/2010 - The state school board has voted 7-2 in making Alabama the 40th state to adopt the same core standards for teaching math and English.
Updated: 11/18/2010 - Several events are planned for Thursday night that are sure to usher in the holiday spirit
Posted: 11/15/2010 - An Alabama high-school football coach has been denied bond on charges accusing him of sexual involvement with three minors in Mississippi.
Posted: 11/15/2010 - The Democrats in the Alabama House will meet Nov. 30 to do something that none of them has ever done before, elect minority leaders.
Updated: 11/14/2010 - Since the start of the school year, Sumter County High has been broken into three times. Due to these incidents, school officials are ramping up their security.
Updated: 11/12/2010 - An investigation is underway into a number of recent burglaries in York, Ala. Three happened at a school.
Updated: 08/09/2011 - A grand jury in Itawamba County, Miss., has indicted an Alabama high-school football coach on charges accusing him of sexual involvement with three minors in Mississippi.
Posted: 11/11/2010 - A federal judge has eased restrictions on the 11 people indicted in Alabama's electronic bingo investigation.
Updated: 11/08/2010 - The Alabama Bureau of Investigation is probing the death of a suspect who was involved in a standoff with authorities near Needham.
Updated: 11/07/2010 - Elections Bring Changes for Sumter County
Updated: 11/06/2010 - It's time to fall back an hour, as standard time returns at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Posted: 11/05/2010 - WTOK's Coats for Kids campaign is underway.
Updated: 11/06/2010 - A standoff between a man and law enforcement happened Friday night in southern Choctaw County, Ala.
Posted: 11/05/2010 - The Alabama Forestry Commission has rescinded the statewide fire alert because enough rain has fallen to reduce the threat of wildfires.
Posted: 11/04/2010 - Newly elected Republican legislators are meeting in Montgomery to discuss who they want to be their leaders in the new House and Senate.
Posted: 11/03/2010 - Many Alabama legislators have tried to be elected governor, but Republican state Rep. Robert Bentley is the first to succeed in more than a century.
Updated: 11/03/2010 - Sumter and Choctaw counties in Alabama have both elected new sheriffs.
Posted: 11/02/2010 - Republican Robert Bentley has won Alabama's election for governor.


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The Latin Real Book - C Edition
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The Latin Real Book - C Edition (C Edition). Composed by Various. Arranged by Chuck Sher. For C Instruments, Melody/Lyrics/Chords. Latin Jazz and Latin. Difficulty: easy-medium to medium. Fakebook (spiral bound). Melody and chord names. 572 pages. Published by Sher Music Company (HL.240138).
ISBN 1883217059. With melody and chord names. Latin Jazz and Latin. 9x12 inches.
This is the only professional-level Latin fake book ever published! It features nearly 600 pages of the best in contemporary and classic Latin jazz, salsa and Brazilian music, with detailed transcriptions - exactly as recorded - to help bands play in authentic Latin styles. Many tunes include bass lines for each section, piano montunos, and horn counter-lines. Includes a bilingual foreword and vocabulary listing, song lyrics in Spanish, Portuguese and/or English, a rhythm section appendix, sources for the recordings, and convenient spiral binding. Outstanding artists represented include: Ray Barretto, Eddie Palmieri, Ruben Blades, Puerto Rico All-Stars, Tito Puente, Irakere, Los Van Van, Ivan Lins, Tom Jobim, Toninho Horta, Jo Bosco, Milton Nascimento, Airto, Mario Bauza, Dizzy Gillespie, Daniel Ponce, Seis Del Solar, Chick Corea, Arsenio Rodriguez, Celia Cruz, Perez Prado, Orquesta Sensacion, and many more! 177 songs, including Amantes, Indiferencia, Midnight Mambo and more!
- Jogral
- Besame
- Te Desafio
- Novena
- Don Quixote
- Un Tipo Como Yo
- Dom De Iludir
- Tapete Magico
- Voce E' Linda
- Luz Do Sol
- Ponteio
- Armando's Rhumba
- Suavecito
- Pare Cochero
- Manteca
- Tin Tin Deo
- Ran Kan Kan
- A Mi Que
- Almendra
- Angoa
- Aqui, Oh!
- Baia (Bahia)
- Basta De Clamares Inocencia
- Bilongo
- Bruca Manigua
- Capullito de Aleli
- Compadre Pedro Juan
- Contigo En La Distancia
- Dame Un Cachito Pa' Huele
- Dile A Catalina
- Echale Salsita
- El Agua Del Clavelito
- Elena Elena
- Estoy Como Nunca
- Flor De Lis (Upside Down)
- La Charanga
- La Enganadora
- La Vida Es Un Sueno
- Lagrimas Negras
- Lamento Borincano
- Los Tamalitos de Olga
- Mambo #8
- O Bebado E A Equilibrista
- Obsesion
- Picadillo (a la Puente)
- Son De La Loma
- Tres Lindas Cubanas
- ? Y Tu Que Has Hecho?
- Rainsville
- Bemba Colora
- A Fonte Secou
- A Nivel De
- Afro Blue
- Aguardiente De Cana
- Alonzo
- Amantes
- Amazonia
- Amor Artificial
- Anatelio (The Happy People)
- Aparecida
- Arallue
- Atras De Nos
- Bacchanal
- Bailando Asi
- Bomba De Corazon
- Brasileiro
- Cascade Of The Seven Waterfalls
- Cha-Cha-Cha (Calzada De Cerro)
- Changuiri
- Claudia
- Club Morocco
- Coisa Feita
- Cubanita
- Curacao
- Danzon For My Father
- Decision
- Dejala Que Baile Sola (Que Baile Sola El Son)
- Dejala Que Siga Andando
- Dejame Sonar
- Dime Tu Que Lo Sabes
- Eastern Joy Dance
- El Cantar Del Coqui
- Encantigo
- Entregate
- Flight To Jordan
- Frevo
- Guarare
- Hannibal's Revenge
- Indestructible
- Indiferencia
- Juan Pachanga
- Kalinda
- La Esencia Del Guaguanco
- (Se Acabo) La Malanga
- La Patria Del Son
- Latin Perspective
- Leva E Traz (Elis)
- Linda Chicana
- Lo Que Siento Es Le Lo Ley
- Lo Que Va A Pasar (El Volcan del Caribe)
- Loro
- Lourdes' Lullaby
- Lua Soberana
- Mamblues
- Mambo Influenciado
- Maria Cervantes (a Noro Morales)
- Mayeya, No Juegues Con Los Santos
- Me Voy Pa'l Pueblo
- Meu Canario Vizinho Azul
- Midnight Mambo
- Mixing (Misturada)
- Mountain Flight
- (Anda Ven Y) Muevete
- Muito Normal
- Naci Moreno
- Natty Stick
- 1983
- O Pato (The Duck)
- Obsession
- Oferere
- Outra Vez
- Pa' Gozar
- Pablo Pueblo
- Paginas De Mujer
- Palo Pa' Rumba
- Paulistana
- Pueblo Latino
- Pura Novela
- Que Se Funan
- Que Sorpresa
- Recuerdos De Arcano
- Rico Vacilon (Cha Cha Cha)
- Sabor
- Rio
- Sambadouro
- Sambita
- Sandunguera
- Second Wind
- Siembra
- Sin Saber Porque
- Sin Tu Carino
- So Te Esperando
- Son De Cuba A Puerto Rico
- Song For Chano
- Sonhos
- Soy Antillana
- To Wisdom The Prize
- Tombo in 7/4
- Um Samba
- Vai Amigo
- Varadero Blues
- Vera Cruz
- Virgen De La Caridad
- Virou Areia
- Vive Y Vacila
- Y Hoy Como Ayer
- Yatra-Ta
- Yerbero Moderno
- Building Bridges
- Camaleon
- Camina Y Prende El Fogon
- Besame Mucho (Kiss Me Much)
- Cachita
- Frenesi
- La Comparsa (Carnival Procession)
- Look To The Sky
- Mambo Inn
- Mas Que Nada
- So Danco Samba (Jazz 'N' Samba)
- Mambo #5
- Zingaro (Retrato Em Branco E Preto)
- Amor
- Come With Me
- Aquarela Do Brasil (A.K.A. Brazil)
- El Manisero
- Solamente Una Vez
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15th August 2008, 05:12 AM | #1 |
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Acoustat two way esl panel
Any acoustat ower want to try this ?Rewire the panel to make it works as a two way panel.
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I'm not sure what I am looking at. Could you please ID the rest of the components? I am assuming that the stator bias circuitry is stock?
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Acoustat panel stator was used a pice of wire runs up and down
through the plastic frame.I am thinking of solder two wires on the panel center about two and half inches apart and connect to the high frequency transformer output cap,so low frequency energy will apply to the whole panel,but for HF energy only apply to the center striped through the two add wires to make the panel works like a two way panel.Every thing was stock except add two wires and re-connect the two .01 6kv caps. |
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That is pretty much what I thought you were trying to do. Acoustat did much the same in the Spectra series, which IIRC was 3-way and going from a 3" or so tweeter strip to progressively wider mids and bass units.
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Are you moving the thread here?
if you want to do this you will need to divide the stator into two sections (you choose the ratio). One part of the stator will be driven by the bass transformer and one section will be driven by the treble transformer. You will get into issues if you try to drive the middle section of the panel with the treble transformer and either side with the bass transformer. The way to do this is to drive your tweeter strip on one side of the panel since you dont need much travel for high frequencies this way you save the part of the panel that has available travel for the bass transformer to drive. Remember also that both of these transformers have very wide bandwidth (they overlap by a fair amount). Good luck with the project, keep us posted.
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17th August 2008, 03:14 PM | #6 |
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as you now have a significantly smaller area of the speaker reproducing high freq. wont the already down tilted sound have even less high freq output?
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I have always wondered about this...
but if you look at a dynamic speaker with a one inch tweeter I think that you will see it's not a big deal. I have found that as soon as you run the secondary side of the two transformers in parallel (Acoustat Mk 121) you loose output. Run each secondary to its own panel and you get more. This goes against what I would think to be the intuitive but that is what I have found to be.
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If I have this right?
remove the wires from the harness coming from the speakers from about 3 inches of stators (inside) edge, connect them to the high freq. transformer. Leave in the caps. Have the rest of of the stator wires in the harness connected to the bass transformer, leave in the resistors. Is that it? According to the schematic on my 2+2's, after the signal leaves the high freq transformer, it goes thru.1uF on the + and - sides. and the signal goes thru resistors after the bass transformer. Thanks |
30th August 2008, 07:20 AM | #10 |
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I can't remember exactly how i did it, but when i had my 1+1s i rewired it to drive the HF trafo with one amp & the LF with another. A big improvement in dynamics (i was using 2 NAIM 160)
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According to documents in Twentieth Century-Fox Records of the Legal Department and Twentieth Century-Fox Produced Scripts Collection at the UCLA Arts-Special Collections Library, the studio purchased all rights to Joseph Shearing's novel Moss Rose from Chas. K. Feldman Group Productions in September 1946 for $200,000. (Joseph Shearing was a pseudonym for the prolific English writer Gabrielle Margaret Vere Campbell Long, who also wrote as George Preedy and Marjorie Bowen.) Feldman had bought the novel, through Universal, in 1943 for 2,250. As part of the deal with Feldman, Fox also acquired several screenplay adaptations which Feldman had commissioned from Jules Furthman, Tom Reed, Niven Busch and Leonard Bercovici. Writer James M. Cain assisted Busch with his screenplay but was not credited. The studio also agreed to lend independent producer Feldman one of their contract artists for one picture to be made by the end of 1948. Feldman requested options on Jeanne Crain, whom he wanted for The Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire, Maureen O'Hara, Victor Mature, George Montgomery and John Payne. In the end, due to scheduling difficulties, this part of the deal was not realized.
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Texas |
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Probably the first thing that stands out from having previously looked at the most important states to Obamacare based on very early enrollment figures is that we now see a much better balance between states that operate their own individual health exchange and those that use Healthcare.gov as their marketplace. Florida and Texas had made the previous list, but they were were major stragglers behind New York and California. Even though California remains by far the most prominent reason Obamacare will succeed or fail, the importance of Florida, Texas, and North Carolina can't be forgotten, either.
These states combined for 1.04 million of the 2.15 million total enrollees, or 48.3% of all members who've selected a marketplace plan thus far.
Clearly there are some "duh!" factors that we've covered previously that would help explain the high number of enrollments in each of these states.
For one, many of these states have huge populations, and a larger population should proportionately have a higher number of uninsured persons prior to the implementation of Obamacare. In other words, higher population states would be a smart target for most insurance companies looking to add new members.
Traditionally blue states that favored Democratic candidates over the past couple of elections also have delivered strong enrollment figures. It really shouldn't come as a huge surprise that states that offered their support for Obamacare's implementation are the one's seeing the greatest number of people signing up. Although Texas certainly isn't a blue state and Florida is far from a lock to lean toward the Democrats come election time, the sixth through ninth states which are unlisted in our example above (Pennsylvania, Michigan, Washington, and Illinois) definitely had pro-Obamacare tendencies prior to its implementation.
Another factor worth considering here is that a number of these states are in the middle of the pack when it comes to median household income, according to three-year data from the U.S. Census Bureau. With the exception of Washington at No. 10 and North Carolina at No. 40, each of the nine top-enrolling states tend to have a middling level of household income. My thinking here is that states with high median household income are more likely to have had health insurance prior to Obamacare's implementation. Similarly, the lowest-income states probably aren't the top targets of insurers unless they're specifically going after government-sponsored enrollees.
"How is this information going to make me money?"
The aforementioned individual state data might seem like nothing more than a random walk, but it could actually be quite useful in helping us discover investment opportunities.
I've said it once and I'll say it again -- WellPoint is completely in the driver's seat when it comes to insurers. Best known for its Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, WellPoint is a strong individual market player in California and New York, and is also looking to take advantage of government-sponsored enrollees in both states.
On the flip side, Aetna has delivered more of a mixed message to shareholders by pulling out of California and New York, which together are responsible for 30% of Obamacare's total enrollments to date. It has made smart moves via its recently purchased Coventry Health Care, which filed to sell individual plans in Florida and North Carolina, but obviously shareholders may feel that Aetna walked away with a lot on the table.
Don't forget about the big beneficiaries here outside of the patients, such as hospital operators and drugstores which should see a boost in prescriptions written because of more preventive visits. The two pharmacy giants, Walgreen and CVS Caremark , should see the biggest surge in pharmacy scripts received, but Walgreen gets a slight edge with a presence in all nine of the aforementioned top states, while CVS is missing a presence in Washington. Overall, though, this is probably a negligible difference and I would anticipate both having a record year for prescriptions filled.
Finally, when you consider hospitals as an investment, a name to ponder is Community Health Systems . This provider of general and specialized hospital services would be expected to benefit as more of its treated patients obtain insurance, meaning fewer accounts that go uncollected and more revenue recognition. I specifically chose Community Health because of its presence in seven of the aforementioned nine states, including California, Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.
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The black cube went into a dome thing, made something like the game logo, then exploded, then my PC went to desktop, did the game crash or was that the end? I know I haven't gotten all of the signs, but I do have most of them, and what I saw was definitely AN ending, I just don't know if it's THE Ending.
Did I see the Ending...? (Spoilers, obviously)
No. You saw...THE BEGINNING.
You get the image on the bottom right corner the the wall, so I imagine that's the actual ending. Or at the very least the "first" ending, who knows what may happen if you complete the entire wall, or get to the ending before that timer expires.
I've just finished the game 4 hours played (according to steam, feels closer to 5). Still need to fill in 16 images. Screenshot of my current wall in the spoiler section.
I really enjoyed the game, but then again I've been a sucker for puzzlers since Myst. Glad GB brought it to my attention!
Replayed the ending, same thing, so that's good, I am annoyed that despite just finishing every room, I am still missing 4 pictures on the wall. Tomorrow or this weekend I am going to try to speed-run it, I'm not great, but it should go WAY faster knowing all the end game tricks, and I at least kinda remember where the paths are, so we may see if the timer changes anything.
I feel there needs to be some spoiler blocks in here, even though thread title has the spoiler word in there. That said
@eternalshades: Tons of those rooms you can fast travel to and figure out:
i jsut finished it
my wall is missing a few spots too
Just completed my wall, I'll try the end again and see if it changes anything. Maybe the pink cube that's going all over the place has something to do with it too.
Also, @envane:
@envane said:
i jsut finished it
,I didnt finish the tower , or get the red gun .. but yeh just did the black cube thing , also got to the dome by jumping off the map and landing there somehow hehemy wall is missing a few spots too
What the fuck? How is this even possible?
I thought I saw the ending but after reading this thread apparently I was wrong
Seen the ending, still a ton of missed drawings. Can I assume that spaces like these on my map are rooms I haven't found yet?
@EvilNiGHTS said:
Seen the ending, still a ton of missed drawings. Can I assume that spaces like these on my map are rooms I haven't found yet?
Yes, also, when you're in the room opposite the spawn room (behind the glass, with the exit door), look through the glass and you will see boxes on your map. Those boxes are areas you still need to visit.
@Abendlaender said:
I found a room with the Antichamber Logo and a bunch of concept art (some of it looks like a regular FPS) and now I don't know where to go.
There are a bunch of rooms with design details on the game, including that one. They're like bonus rooms at the end of the circular dead ends on the map. They're pretty awesome.
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I've just finished the game 4 hours played (according to steam, feels closer to 5). Still need to fill in 16 images. Screenshot of my current wall in the spoiler section.
That's faaaasst. Took me like 7 or 8 hours, but I only had 4 images left. One to go now, which is annoying cause I missed it somewhere in an earlier chamber and there's no indication where. Apparently (in the hint thread) a user said he did it in the timer, and nothing changed. He also speculated there might be a bonus room only there for the timer?
@ThePaleKing said:
No. You saw...THE BEGINNING.
That is a pretty interesting concept since it did back me out to the desktop and not leaving me in the room again.
@Musou: I pretty much brute forced or glitched my way thru some puzzles .. or so it felt like ...at one point i had to look for a single pixel sized gap with which to use the yellow gun.
5hours according to steam but I also did leave it sitting and running with the sound going while doing some chores.
@DrFoxbard said:
The black cube went into a dome thing, made something like the game logo, then exploded, then my PC went to desktop, did the game crash or was that the end? I know I haven't gotten all of the signs, but I do have most of them, and what I saw was definitely AN ending, I just don't know if it's THE Ending.
Do you think that the rubble joining to make the AC logo counts as a Late Title Card?
So, I've gotten all the pictures now and done two things in the weird 'end' area.
The first time I fell on accident when you are climbing up the steps. You keep falling and falling, so I pushed myself to one of the black dome things and stuck the black geometry man into the other cube and got the 'ending.'
The second time I made sure not to fall and made it all the way to the cube thing again but since there are walls around it I can't shoot the black thing into it...
So, I don't really know what to do yet. Also I still need to figure out what I'm missing in Connecting the Pieces. I don't think it has anything to do with the end of the game, but who knows.
When I got there I just shot that cube below me raising me above the wall, grabbed it while I was standing on the wall and shot the cube at the floating one in the center of the platform. I also got all the hint pictures and finished every part of the map (except the ending map block) so I think I found everything except for that pink cube.
As for Connecting the pieces the best hint I can give you is...
@Goboard: Fuck dude thanks! I've gone that way like 30 times but I guess I always got confused on the part after that...all done now, thanks again.
M'kay. I just finished, four hours on Steam time, and have five squares left. I'm gonna go ahead and never play this game again now.
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1 (To the chief Musician, A Psalm of David.) O LORD, thou hast searched me, and known me.
2 Thou knowest my downsitting and mine uprising, thou understandest my thought afar off.
3 Thou compassest my path and my lying down, and art acquainted with all my ways.
4 For there is not a word in my tongue, but, lo, O LORD, thou knowest it altogether.
5 Thou hast beset me behind and before, and laid thine hand upon me.
6 Such knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high, I cannot attain unto it.
7 Whither shall I go from thy spirit? or whither shall I flee from thy presence?
8 If I ascend up into heaven, thou art there: if I make my bed in hell, behold, thou art there.
9 If I take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea;
10 Even there shall thy hand lead me, and thy right hand shall hold me.
11 If I say, Surely the darkness shall cover me; even the night shall be light about me.
13 For thou hast possessed my reins: thou hast covered me in my mother's womb.
17 How precious also are thy thoughts unto me, O God! how great is the sum of them!
18 If I should count them, they are more in number than the sand: when I awake, I am still with thee.
19 Surely thou wilt slay the wicked, O God: depart from me therefore, ye bloody men.
20 For they speak against thee wickedly, and thine enemies take thy name in vain.
22 I hate them with perfect hatred: I count them mine enemies.
23 Search me, O God, and know my heart: try me, and know my thoughts:
24 And see if there be any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.
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God knows all things. (1-6) He is every where present. (7-16) The psalmist's hatred to sin, and desire to be led aright. (17-24)
1-6 God has perfect knowledge of us, and all our thoughts and actions are open before him. It is more profitable to meditate on Divine truths, applying them to our own cases, and with hearts lifted to God in prayer, than with a curious or disputing frame of mind. That God knows all things, is omniscient; that he is every where, is omnipresent; are truths acknowledged by all, yet they are seldom rightly believed in by mankind. God takes strict notice of every step we take, every right step and every by step. He knows what rule we walk by, what end we walk toward, what company we walk with. When I am withdrawn from all company, thou knowest what I have in my heart. There is not a vain word, not a good word, but thou knowest from what thought it came, and with what design it was uttered. Wherever we are, we are under the eye and hand of God. We cannot by searching find how God searches us out; nor do we know how we are known. Such thoughts should restrain us from sin.
7-16 We cannot see God, but he can see us. The psalmist did not desire to go from the Lord. Whither can I go? In the most distant corners of the world, in heaven, or in hell, I cannot go out of thy reach. No veil can hide us from God; not the thickest darkness. No disguise can save any person or action from being seen in the true light by him. Secret haunts of sin are as open before God as the most open villanies. On the other hand, the believer cannot be removed from the supporting, comforting presence of his Almighty Friend. Should the persecutor take his life, his soul will the sooner ascend to heaven. The grave cannot separate his body from the love of his Saviour, who will raise it a glorious body. No outward circumstances can separate him from his Lord. While in the path of duty, he may be happy in any situation, by the exercise of faith, hope, and prayer.
17-24 God's counsels concerning us and our welfare are deep, such as cannot be known. We cannot think how many mercies we have received from him. It would help to keep us in the fear of the Lord all the day long, if, when we wake in the morning, our first thoughts were of him: and how shall we admire and bless our God for his precious salvation, when we awake in the world of glory! Surely we ought not to use our members and senses, which are so curiously fashioned, as instruments of unrighteousness unto sin. But our immortal and rational souls are a still more noble work and gift of God. Yet if it were not for his precious thoughts of love to us, our reason and our living for ever would, through our sins, prove the occasion of our eternal misery. How should we then delight to meditate on God's love to sinners in Jesus Christ, the sum of which exceeds all reckoning! Sin is hated, and sinners lamented, by all who fear the Lord. Yet while we shun them we should pray for them; with God their conversion and salvation are possible. As the Lord knows us thoroughly, and we are strangers to ourselves, we should earnestly desire and pray to be searched and proved by his word and Spirit. if there be any wicked way in me, let me see it; and do thou root it out of me. The way of godliness is pleasing to God, and profitable to us; and will end in everlasting life. It is the good old way. All the saints desire to be kept and led in this way, that they may not miss it, turn out of it, or tire in it.
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Following Ebbinghaus (1885/1964), a number of procedures have been devised to measure short-term memory using immediate serial recall: digit span, Knox's (1913) cube imitation test and Corsi's (1972) blocks task. Understanding the cognitive processes involved in these tasks was obstructed initially by the lack of a coherent concept of short-term memory and later by the mistaken assumption that short-term and long-term memory reflected distinct processes as well as different kinds of experimental task. Despite its apparent conceptual simplicity, a variety of cognitive mechanisms are responsible for short-term memory, and contemporary theories of working memory have helped to clarify these. Contrary to the earliest writings on the subject, measures of short-term memory do not provide a simple measure of mental capacity, but they do provide a way of understanding some of the key mechanisms underlying human cognition.
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The medium of performance art locates both the art-making subject and the art object in the body of the artist. Performance art thus serves as an appropriate medium for integrating the complex, repetitive, and often unconscious somatic knowledges developed by two distinct experiences: the practice of religious ritual and the overwhelming conditions of trauma. In this dissertation, I explore the foundational idea that the artist's body can become a site of both theological significance and traumatic memory. I examine the connections among the forms of performance art, bodily worship practices, and traumatic experience in the work of three contemporary U.S. performance artists with devout religious backgrounds. Born between the1940s and the 1960s, Linda Montano, John Duncan, and Ron Athey have all consistently positioned their work in religious contexts. This trans-generational set of artists represents a spectrum of Christian traditions in the United States: Athey's improvisational Pentecostalism, the liturgical tradition of Montano's Catholicism, and mainstream Protestantism in the form of Duncan's Calvinist Presbyterianism. At the same time, all three artists struggle with the persistent affect of traumatic experience, from domestic violence to sexual assault. These artists' works represent their traumatic experiences as mediated through the bodily, visual, intellectual, and aural forms of their respective Christian traditions. My dissertation identifies religion as a neglected foundation of performance art and as a fundamental motivating factor and force in shaping its forms, content, and significance.
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CHLOE Hosking missed the podium by a place but retained the overall leader in the Tour of Qatar after surviving a day of aggression by rival Australian riders in the desert race.
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Yemeni President Calls for Armed Struggle against Israel
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh called Wednesday for an armed struggle against Israel and for weapons to be sent to Palestinian fighters to help them defend themselves.
Speaking in an interview with the Arabic channel MBC, he said: "The revolution of stones must change immediately into an armed struggle. I appeal for the armed struggle" against Israel.
"I call on them (Arabs) to supply the fighters of the Palestinian people with money and arms to enable them to defend themselves," Saleh added.
The Yemeni head of state had already called on October 7 for the opening of the Arab borders to allow for arms to be sent and people to fight for the Palestinian cause -- ADEN, Yemen (AFP)
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