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|Congratulations to Dr. Tony Napolitano who received the Florida Neonatal Pediatric Transport Network (FNPTNA) Team Member of the Year Award on June 29. The award was presented at the State of Florida EMS Awards Ceremony. Dr. Napolitano was recognized for his medical direction and many years of service to neonatal and pediatric transport. He received the award from John Bixler, EMS Bureau Chief.
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(Nashville, TN) I was fortunate to be able to attend Glen Campbell's concert at the Ryman this past Tuesday night. I sat down in that old hard church pew at the Mother Church of Country Music, knowing in my heart and mind that what I was about to see and hear was one of the great legends in the music industry. I was not disappointed with the outcome of the show, from the beginning with "Instant People" opening, I could not sit still waiting for Glen to come on stage. Glen's children have been taught well by their Father, because they are great musicians, and their harmony is as the old adage always says, family harmony is the greatest harmony that any group can have, and these young people gave a great account of what they were taught from their Dad.
From Glen's opening entrance on stage to a standing ovation, to his first guitar lick, and his first vocals, I was immersed in what I considered one of the great entertainers of our time, not just country, but all of his music. His reverence for being at the Ryman made the evening even more important then what it already was. When I left the building, I realized that not once did I realize this man has a serious health issue, because he was truly magnificent. I heard someone say, he missed a couple guitar rides, and I thought to myself, it takes an idiot to say something like that, when we were witnessing the last time we might be privileged to see this man giving a live performance and making it one of best shows that I have been able to see in my many years in this business, and I have seen them all…..
Glen was on top of his show with great vocals, a set list of super hit standard songs, his camaraderie with his children in the band, his acknowledgment of the building he was performing in, his friends in attendance, and the passion he gave of this special performance for all of us. As you read Dave Paulson's article, you will see that there were many artists and music industry people in attendance. I feel that he gave them everything they came to see and hear, and much more. Through his set which lasted over an hour, he was given several standing ovation. He was funny, serious, sad, happy, and full of energy, which has a lot to do with being on the stage of the Ryman. From one guitar to another, no waste of time, all was in order on the stage set for Glen Campbell, and when he had completed his show, you could feel the vibes inside of the Ole Church, as she spread her smile throughout the building. We had just witnessed an awesome performance by a great entertainer, a stylist that will live on forever, and the music of a man that gave a passionate performance for his friends and fans one last time. And who knows if this was Glen's last performance in Nashville, or for that matter, anywhere. I hope that after you read my comments and Dave Paulson's article you will keep Glen in your thoughts and prayers.
I have always loved his music, sang his music, and last night I once again sat in awe listening to his music. I did not hear any bad chords, no bad vocals, and there was nothing good all night long. I feel that I was very lucky to attend one of the milestones in the music industry. Glen Campbell was awesome at the Ryman on January 3, 2012 to a sold out audience.
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The United Way of Onslow County kicked off its 58th annual campaign Wednesday morning. This year's theme is "Change the Story."
United Way President Craig Wagner asked the crowd gathered at the Jacksonville Country Club to think about their favorite book and how they felt as the characters got introduced and the plot unfolded.
"No matter what, you knew how that story ended. But what if you didn't?" he said.
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For example, the Belgrade Community Enrichment Program began three years ago and has since helped many area children stay on track at school and have a place to go after school and during summers. The program also provides programs to assist parents.
Addressing issues such as falling behind in school helps area children change the outcome of their story, Wagner said.
According to Scott Riggs, chairman of the United Way Board, Onslow County has grown in recent years and "with that growth, there's still need and with that need comes opportunity."
The United Way is not measuring their goal in dollar amounts this year since, according to Wagner, if the goal was not met in previous years it looked as though their community partners failed when, in fact, they were working hard to raise money for the organization. This year, instead, they'll be measuring involvement, and they've already seen an increase since several new businesses have come on board, he said.
"Whether it's time or money, there's various ways the community can support the United Way," he said. "The sky's the limit."
But donating money is what may put area residents in the running for a 2013 Chevrolet Sonic LT that President of Marine Chevrolet Cadillac Mike Alford said is fully equipped. Those who contribute a $78 annual pledge, or $1.50 per week, will be entered to win the car, which is the fourth Marine Chevrolet has donated as incentives for the United Way campaign. A finalist will be drawn weekly for 20 weeks plus one finalist will be selected through the Facebook second chance drawing. In order to participate in the second chance drawing, contestants must like both United Way and Marine Chevrolet Cadillac on Facebook.
A 42-inch Vizio LED Smart 3D TV will be awarded to the first runner-up while second runner-up will receive an Apple iPad mini.
To find out more about getting involved, call the United Way at 910-347-2646.
"We all have a stake in making Onslow County a vibrant community where people can thrive," Wagner said. "...We've had a great morning, we'll have a great campaign, now let's get to work."
The United Way works to ensure services are available in the community by providing grants to 25 Community Investment Programs to 13 local partner agencies, according to information from the organization. Each program applying for a one-year grant is thoroughly screened and reviewed by a panel of volunteers to make sure that donor investments will have the most impact possible.
The partner agencies report semi-annually to United Way on the progress they're making. The 2013-14 partner agencies and community investment programs are:
- American Red Cross' services to armed forces and disaster services
- Belgrade Community Action Association's Ace it! Achieving Academic Success
- Boy Scouts of America East Carolina Council's boy scouts, cub scouts, learning for life and venturing and sea scouts
- Foundation for Hospice's Camp Butterfly
- Foundation for Hospice's grief support and end-of-life education, assistance for terminally ill
- Friends of the Aging's senior needs program
- Girl Scouts, NC Coastal Pines'
- James C. Brown Youth Center's after school and summer enrichment program
- Onslow Community Outreach's caring community clinic, soup kitchen, benevolent services and homeless shelter
- Onslow County Partnership for Children's early literacy program and child advocacy center
- Onslow Women Center's safe house
- PEERS Family Development Center's free drop-in child care and parent education enhancement
- Sponsors for Academic Talent's scholarship program
- USO-NC Jacksonville Center's homecoming and deployment support program and no dough dinners
United Way initiatives also include the Community Advisory Network Developing Onslow County, or CAN-DO, which works to help area homeless; Imagination Library, which helps get books to children and prepare them for kindergarten; Children Healthy Eating on Weekends, which provides area students with meals for the weekends; Center for Financial Stability, which helps area residents work toward being financially stable; The Jacksonville Onslow Disaster Relief Fund, which aids in the wake of natural disasters; and Stuff the Bus, which collects school supplies for students in need.
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Paul was born Oct. 17, 1927, in Mansfield, to Josephine R. (Stanniger) and Paul B. Thomas Sr. He graduated from Mansfield Senior High School in 1945. Paul served in the U.S. Army at the end of World War II. He was stationed in Japan during the Allied occupation. He was employed by Earl Davis Chevrolet, Graham Chevrolet and Joyce Buick as service manager and new car salesman. Paul received many awards for salesmanship and service, including GM's "Legion of Leaders." Paul was active in the Pandora Dance Club, was an avid golfer and enjoyed boating on Lake Erie.
He is survived by his wife, Jean, whom he married Sept. 14, 1960; children, Suzan Harden of Ft. Myers, Fla., Barbara (Otto) Heck of Sevierville, Tenn., Joseph Pittenger, Paula McNeely and James (Diane) Pittenger, all of Ashland and Jon (Juanita) Kline of Mansfield; grandchildren, Jennifer Payne of Marion, Elisabeth (Pat) Buschle of Wilmington, N.C.; Melissa Heck of Knoxville, Tenn., Paul Heck of Sevierville, Tenn., Teresa Paige, Ryan Pittenger of California, Mindy (Marty) Hitchcock of Indiana, Karla (Thomas) Keister of Missouri, Amy Pittenger and Melissa Pittenger, both of Ohio; several great-grandchildren; and brothers, John (Ann) Thomas of Mansfield and James Thomas of Concord, Calif.
He was preceded in death by his parents; older sister, Marjorie; and daughter, Paula Jeanine.
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Went from 5/12 to 8/12 last week...and I forgot to run the first 2 bosses in Pinnacle. :O
So with LS being guaranteed, I should have the cloak before 5.4.
I think I am 5/20. Got them all from 2 weeks of LFR Pinnacle of Storm (or whatever the name for the last part of the LFR is). I don't have alot of time on my hands lately, so my lucky streak was most welcome, I did run another LFR wing this week (halls of flesh) but got none.
I'm on my last 4, fingers crossed for this lockout session.
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Got my last from ra'den yesterday so finally done. Started the chain the lockout nalak was released. Woulda still not been done if it wasnt for 100% on lei shen and ra'den.
Dumb chain.
Finally getting mine tomorrow
So happy they changed lei shen, last weeks 1/0/0/1-lei shen
10 weeks in I have 7...Past 2 weeks I only got 1 off of Lei Shen each time so I would probably only have 5 after 10 GD weeks if it weren't for that change...
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What a awful awful questline nothing legendary about it.
need 2 more... One's guaranteed from Lei Shen so one of the other 5 buggers needs to be kind to me this week.
I'm finally at 11/12 now, got 4 last reset yay. Unless RNG completely rams me this reset, I should have my cloak today - unless I decide LFR is too stressful and health threatening for me to do lol.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Looking forward to the cloak in 10 weeks
That moment when your friend troll's you showing the cloack in 3 week's on hes adsfgasf alt.
This week again 0/5.
Even though they gave us a guarranteed drop each week, the RNG of another bosses' droprate makes me wanna gouge my eyes out and quit this game.
ye, getting 3 on the less used alt and then getting 1 on the char I care about makes me wonder why rng hates me so much
Got my cloak this lockout. Quest bugged the first time and I wasn't able to turn it in, so I had to drop it and redo the whole quest over again. The solo challenge felt nice and fun though - a refreshing change of pace from the usual "Collect this many of ___________" that the Legendary questchain usually is about.
7/12 only got a runestone from Lei Shen this week unless i manage to down some of the bosses that drop runestones on normal mode.
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I think it is a bit lacking in structure and prefer the similar Joint for Men. Then there is the reformulation issue, which with the most recent Kouros formulation appears to be quite significant.
Yes why not.
What comes close to it? Nothing!
I would like to reformulate your question by adding one word:
Do you think that Kouros is the ultimate best alpha male fragrance ever?
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I personnaly use one bottle of Kouros each month. I get compliments even from the cashiers at wal-mart...
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I think it is a bit lacking in structure and prefer the similar Joint for Men. Then there is the reformulation issue, which with the most recent Kouros formulation appears to be quite significant.
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I haven't smelled the current reformulation but, based on the version I have, I'd say that it could stake a claim to that title. I think Yatagan might be its most formidable competition.
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C'mon man!
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C'mon man!
No, but it is one of the big boys
To directly answer the question, no. It is very good and obviously original, but as always, labeling the "best" something or other in an area as subjective as fragrance is ultimately an exercise in futility.
I don't have a signature fragrance. My signature changes a little bit every day, why shouldn't my fragrance?
Not the absolute best, but I do love this one and wear it regularly. It works well with my skin. I have one of the more desired batches, if that makes sense. My bottles have more silver on them, on the bottom, top etc. Much different from most of the later reforms.
Kouros is probably the ultimate worst male fragrance ever.
Not really
No :|
No, but I consider The Rotters Club by Hatfield & the North as one of the greatest albums ever made.
No. It's a great classic but far from being the greatest.
its a really fine fragrance. but to be the finest... that's subjective
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Certainly top ten, possibly a top five.
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Not even close
I think this one hasn't stood the test of time, I can't imagine very many younger folks trying to smell like this
Kouros is a timeless classic, an unquestionable aphrodisiac, sensual, mysterious and romantic. It never fails to impress.
I wear six sprays when I walk into the nightclub, I approach the most attractive woman in the room, she asks me what I'm wearing (and wishes her boyfriend would wear that) and I always end up at her place for the night.
There is no way, IMHO, one can say any male fragrance is the best or worst ever. I think Kouros is a remarkable and wonderful fragrance, just like many others, including Angel for Men!
A well made fragrance but I could not wear it. It simply is not for me. But more power to those who can rock Kouros.
No. The ultimate male fragrance is that of a young mature man that wears no fragrance for three days while working hard. That is what a man smells like. Anything else is alchemy.
Some Favorites
1. Amouage Epic man
2. Dior Leather Oud
3. Perris Monte Carlo Oud Imperial Black
4. Le Labo Patchouli 24
5. Amouage Opus VII
6. Byredo Bullion
7. Masque Milano Russian Tea
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Kouros again. You know...
I hear all this stuff on Basenotes about Kouros being a polarizing fragrance. You either love it or hate it, rah rah rah carefully measured discourse rah rah rehashed arguments ad nauseam rah rah blah. As for my own thirty-three-odd years of actually living on this planet (in several places around the globe, just to fend off the inevitable regional argument), I have never smelled Kouros on another human being, and if I did I would be severely disturbed, if not outright disgusted.
Not at all trying to disparage all of you fine gentlemen who are so vastly more well-versed in fine fragrance than I am, but seriously... to 99% of the populace, the people who don't share your refined tastes and knowledge, this either smells like urine or urinal cakes. Sure, this is a masterpiece of composition, and I applaud anyone who recognizes that and appreciates it for what it is, because hey, we're fume nerds over here and that's what this whole forum is about. But every time I hear someone say they actually wear Kouros on a day-to-day basis in the modern world with great success, it can't help but strike me as more wishful thinking internet-boasting than actual proper reality. Because, dude? Honestly. Urinal cakes. Even girls smell urinal cakes there, and they don't generally tend to even frequent places with urinal cakes in them.
This juice's application for any practical purpose is close to nil. I actually shudder to think what the people around you think of you when they smell that odor on you. I carry a certain sense of admiration for it because of its historical stature, but not once in a blue moon would I be caught dead wearing it because the people around me (as well as every other person in the modern world) would not even have a clue what to make of me.
It's like a 70s leisure suit: you can appreciate the historical stature, you can see the place it had in its particular cultural epoch and you can understand how it was awesome, but try wearing a Travolta-style white suit to a night out in any modern-day city and see how far it gets you, beyond the obvious novelty status. People will laugh and joke with you for a single drink, but try it beyond that and I'm guessing you'll see just how far the novelty stretches.
Kouros is the fragrance world's polyester suit - it had its time, but that time is over and done with by a long shot. It's an interesting (even intriguing) historical footnote, but in terms of today it is sadly and completely finished.
Kouros is dead; long live Kouros(?)
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I smelled it a few months ago on a character at a bar. Believe it or not, it didn't smell half bad -- far less digusting than what I smelled in a test vial. The super sweet incense opening had already burned off and it was drier, animalic and floral. He said it was his signature and that he had found that women really responded to it.
I think its one of the most nastiest smells I've ever smelt. Not even talking about fragrance wise
Manatee -
Your thoughts are subjective and respected. However, to those who love the scent...Kouros is still as relevant today (if not even more) than it was when it was in its 'glory days'. It is a scent that introduces you without saying a word (then again, so does one's attire - and scent is part of how we present ourselves to all that we meet). ;-)
Personally, I can relate to how you feel as a lot of others are of this mindset. That is perfectly fine. Enjoy what you enjoy and leave Kouros for those who still appreciate it...and wear it with great adoration. There really isn't any in-between.
Some perfumes are as fragrant as an infants flesh, sweet as an oboes cry, and greener than the spring; While others are triumphant, decadent or rich; Having the expansion of infinite things, like ambergris and musk, benzoin and frankincense, which sing the transports of the mind and every sense.
― Charles Baudelaire, The Flowers of Evil & Paris Spleen
Kouros is not the ultimate anything. People say that just because of that guide book that gives 5 stars to Kouros. Kouros smells like urine, together with bright cleanliness, and it is a weird mixture. I appreciate the composition, but I feel self conscious wearing it. I have never worn it outside my home. I would feel very insecure wearing Kouros at work or worse, on the streets. People might hate me because of how I smell.
Though I think that it's a good fragrance, there are better fragrance choices than Kouros out there, both designer and niche. There are far, FAR worse choices as well (again, both designer and niche).
As they say, pick your poison (and I'm not referring to Dior).
"It always seems impossible until it's done." -Nelson Mandela
My mission statement: "I am not afraid to keep on living - I am not afraid to walk this world alone."
I can't imagine wearing this everyday, but it does help reset my nose.
I know that I'm being quite flippant in my dismissal of this legendary fragrance, but please be aware that I have nothing but love for those who rock Kouros and make no bones about it. I'm merely a product of my environment(s), and I just don't happen to particularly understand this fragrance's appeal. I'm perfectly content to leave it to the people who enjoy it. I would dearly love to understand how it makes sense in a social capacity, though. I just haven't had that experience, and I don't honestly see how it would ever happen for me (whether it'd be me wearing it or someone else).
Perhaps it's just my limited scenario. Could very well be. In any case, many happy returns to you and anyone else who wears Kouros and enjoys it.
There are a few fragrances that I loathe; Kouros is one of these fragrances.
The original formulation was quite compelling, but the other day I was thinking that vintage Lapidus Pour Homme (1987) would have to rank #1 if I were compelled to choose one.
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CHARLOTTE – After the Carolina Panthers went 6-10 a year ago with a rookie head coach and rookie quarterback, many Panthers fans were thinking playoffs this season.
After three straight losses have left fans disappointed for different reasons, the Panthers will head into their bye week with a 1-4 record – and face lots and lots of soul-searching.
Head coach Ron Rivera is emphatic that the Panthers "will get better."
Quarterback Cam Newton added that, "to a degree, I'm kind of embarrassed."
There are certainly all sorts of negative adjectives fans could use to explain how such a promising season has quickly taken such a negative detour.
And, as one Panthers player after another said after Sunday's 16-12 loss to Seattle, Carolina certainly will have the opportunity to reverse its current course in the season's final 11 games.
As it had done the previous week in a 30-28 loss in Atlanta, the Panthers couldn't get the offensive or defensive plays they needed late in the fourth quarter when a victory appeared in their grasp.
"We look at a lot of things," Rivera said of his team's preparation for the next game, which will be at home Oct. 21 against the Dallas Cowboys. "We look at what we're doing. We look at who we're doing it with. And we look at ourselves."
Rivera then added several comments that would lead anyone to believe he's quite confident positive changes are coming.
Getting Newton out of his funk – perhaps on and off the field – is quite simply job No. 1.
Had Newton played better in the fourth quarters of losses at Tampa Bay and Atlanta and against Seattle, the Panthers almost certainly would be 4-1.
Instead, Newton has grown frostier and frostier with the news media, even going third person following the defeat; "Call it what you want to call it, but Cameron Newton needs to play better" was one of Sunday's postgame comments.
Rivera said rival NFL teams having a year to work on what was so successful last year for Newton and the Panthers' offense is one factor in that unit's struggles this year.
But is it as simple as that?
"You constantly evolve and you constantly change as an offense," tight end Greg Olsen said. "That's what we've got to do."
As arguably the most talented player in team history – and easily its most nationally known (how many Panthers have an ESPN commercial?) – Newton is like a lot of quarterbacks in NFL history in that he gets probably more of the credit for the good times than maybe he deserves and more of the blame that he deserves as well.
But when you're in a quarterback-driven league and the offense is geared toward your skills, it's understandable for Panthers fans to have high expectations for Newton.
Rivera shares those expectations.
His assessment of Sunday's 12 of 29 for 141-yard passing effort by Newton?
"As I look and evaluate it, he missed a couple throws," Rivera said. "He was maybe a little anxious, maybe he was pressing again."
Perhaps the same could be said of Panthers fans before the season started.
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Blue Bulls U18 Craven Week head coach Riaan Brandt believes he has the squad to triumph in the big clash. The Pretoria union will be hoping to overcome the disappointment of 2011, when they were edged 14-11 by Free State in the second round.
'We have a balanced team. And we got to show that in our trial game against Free State [the Blue Bulls secured a 37-10 win],' Brandt told Schoolboy Derby. 'We have a very strong pack and a backline with a lot of pace and a lot of skill. Our halfback pair will play important roles, but the forwards will need to lay the platform up front. Especially our tight five.
'It's unfortunate that we'll have to face WP in our first match as we're both strong teams,' adds Brandt. 'If you lose, you're out. So we'll be looking to deliver a strong performance to win.'
WP team manager Petri Stoffberg believes the Cape side is in a strong position to win.
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'We lost to SWD in a trial game, but we learnt a lot from that defeat. We will need to put in a strong forwards display to beat the Blue Bulls. The set pieces and breakdowns will be crucial.'
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i understand where you all are coming from but every one needs to be aware there is alot more than just farm cruelty
how people can eat meat while ignoring what they are actually eating are dead bodies i will never know.
human beings are omnivores. we [supposedly] are bright enough to make choices, & have [supposedly] also been gifted w/ compassion. why we so rarely using these abilities is as baffling to me as is our willful ignorance of our corpse chewing.
don't even start me on how we handle the human world.
Does anyone understand the potential of outbreaks of Bird or Swine Flu from this type of Mass production. The potential of Virulent Pathogens that spread rapidly and cannot be cured far outweighs just the threat from untreatable Salmonela. If this type of production isn't curbed and there was an outbreak of Bird Flu down the line, not one of these types of production farms would be held liable for the deaths of your friends or family. These types of cruelty to animals have a significant potential to affect us all. People need to pull their support of these practices by making themselves aware of Farmers that produce products humanely and naturally.
I feel so sorry that these poor chicken's have to live under such circumstances,I hope this information get's to the right person, in the mean time just give me tofu .
Putting chickens into small cages 8 or more...some are dead. They are left in the cages, is a time bomb waiting to happen this does not shock me what shocks me is there has not been more of this happening. Animals can not .... CAN NOT....be in dirty cages, grates, not able to move and stay healthy. These animals are getting diseases that we have no idea about . Someday we will and there is not going to be one pill on the planet to cure it. We the people are allowing this. We must demand, we run the country, demand these factory farms close down. Let the animals roam they need to be free to get the sources to keep them healthy. To keep infections away. We are living with a time bomb.
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So from a technical view point there is really nothing special about this CPS, its just a standard 115 VAC receptacle that we'd find on most every welder. Its not simply activated in tig mode, instead its just on when the machine is turned on correct? So we could be stick welding away and the coolmate is turned on.
12-10-2013, 08:56 AM #3Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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Per the request of many industrial customers, we used another fairly common receptacle instead of a standard duplex receptacle (often referred to as a wall outlet). Doing so will help eliminate misuse of the power provided out of the machine. At this time the Cooler is set to run as long as the power-source is turned on. This is to prevent torch failure if someone is switching back and forth between a GTAW (TIG) and a SMAW (Stick) process.
Still not sure why the cooler power supply is more complicated than it should be, why there is a special name for the simple molex " Special" plug to run it, and why its not ran off tig mode instead of all the time cooler (ATTC).
These are some of the questions I get asked.
In the past Miller referred to welders with a receptacle as having "auxiliary power." Because it is designed specifically to power the cooler, we decided upon "CPS." Because the receptacle is able to be controlled through software we wanted to leave the name open for future improvements if we develop a proven method to turn it off when not welding and still prevent torch overheating or failure.
In an earlier post, you said that adapters would be available for my Coolmate 3. Is that still the case?Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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Its funny though why the Miller Engineers can't come up with a proper system. Your main competitor, actually competitors have been using a more satisfactory cooler solution for many years. Everybody examines thier competitors machines. Why not come up with something simular. You have a new machine out there, Why step backwards in Technology, oh well, I haven't had the chance to tear into one yet. I usually get a new machine from one of the LWS's and disassemble it to the frame to see what will likely go wrong.
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It's pretty clear to me, Cruiser. Since this machine is designed to run off either three phase or single phase 240, with no neutral, the single phase 120 needs to be created internally. Probably limited amperage, just enough to run a circulation motor. Special plug so some idiot doesn't plug a high amp grinder into it, and fry all the electronics.
Last edited by JSFAB; 12-11-2013 at 01:51 PM.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
These same questions have remained largely unanswered since the 280 rollout thread
Could we please have somebody with intimate knowledge of this machine answer our questions...?? preferably somebody from the Dyn/Max 280 TECHNICAL Team..
(I had made this request on the old thread to no avail)
it is always murder when nontechnical folks try to address some of these things..
beginning to get frustrating...
A few of us are starting to feel that we are being fed pablum when we are looking at paying for steak...
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The grand scheme that was designed for commerce is now one of the best travel experiences to explore. The canal is located in the Languedoc-Roussillon region in France, just now hitting the traveler's radar.
On this trip I carried a Baedeker's Guidebook dated 1914 to compare the area's march in time. An interesting side note is that spies and military personal used Baedeker's Guide Books for accuracy long before the click on Google existed.
Languedoc is covered with cities and villages with ancient pedigrees and prodigious producers of able-bodied wines. The history of the area is filled with events that long shaped the course of France's history. The people have a marvelous disposition perhaps due to the Catalan influence or most likely it's due to the beauty and relaxed pace of the area.
In my book it is best explored by self-cruising the canal's meandering roads of water. No license is needed and with a few instructions you can head off at a relaxing pace, lodging and transportation wrapped into one package, Bon Voyage!
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For me the pace was set by wandering the old part of the city with coffee on the Place de la Comedie, locally known as the l'Oeuf, or the egg. The opera building anchors one of Europe's largest open spaces leading to the Esplanade Charles de Gaulle, just stunning to lose one's self in.
The Ecusson section of the old city is strictly pedestrian which was wonderful especially since I frequently found myself stopping and gazing at the magnificent architecture and hidden squares. Better yet, the city doesn't get over laden with tourists; as wonderful as it is that may soon change! If the weather is hot and the Mediterranean Sea is your goal, an easy ten-minute train to the fishing port of Sete will fit the bill.
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The statue and streets named for M. Riquet made Beziers a natural place to pick up my new command, the sleek "Magnifique" owned by the Connoisseur Boat Rental Company.
Also still true is the fact that Beziers produces good red wines, perhaps one reason the Canal du Midi was built. It was also one of the biggest scenes of the troubles between the Cathars and Catholics in the Albigensian Crusades in 1209.
Feeling far mellower than the Abbot, I purchased some croissants at the quay as the October sun rose over the nesting area of boats that ply the canal, the open curtain in my cabin assured breakfast duty.
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One thing to remember is that the locks on the canal only operate at certain hours and for Fonserannes, the mother of all locks, we were right in time. This was when the amazing engineering from the 17th century was so well displayed. In the short space of a few hundred feet we traveled up a series of seven locks, water gushing in and lifting the "Magnifique" up and further up yet.
Ropes thrown and all hands on deck was exhilarating and the sense of pride at our new found skills satisfying. It was, however, not the last miraculous feature of the canal we would see.
After an hour of cruising down the plane tree lined canal with a few celebratory glasses of fine wine, we arrived at the Malpas Tunnel, just past the fine canal side town of Colombiers, dating from the 13th century.
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At the slow 4 MPH pace it is the little things that loom large on your radar, stone bridges and hamlets pass by almost as if you're going back in time.
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The region of Languedoc-Roussillon is jam packed with vineyards and the wine has steadily gathered the attention it deserves. Besides visiting the vineyards themselves several communities of growers have joined in coops and have tasting rooms. One of the best was in Homps and featured growers from the Minervois. The best food and wine combo I found on the canal was right at the Malpas Tunnel and was called La Maison du Malpas. The combination of cheese, wine and local food products made a lunch to remember!
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Comments about Maxxis Ikon Exc/3C/Exo Tire:
Decent light-weight all around XC tire with low rolling resistance. Replaced a set of Panracer Rampages and immediately noticed improved acceleration and agility. Also dropped significant weight from the bike. However, traction is clearly not up to Rampage standards, especially on loose over hard, where Ikons are a little sketchy. Not well suited to mud either. For most conditions though, I am very happy.
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Comments about Maxxis Ikon Exc/3C/Exo Tire:
I like these tires because of the higher volume and the predicitability of cornering. You can feel these tires start to slide and it gives you time to correct. Skidding is also fun and easy on these. They roll great and fast. I would mention that they are low tread, so you need to pay attention to where your weight is over the bike on loose, dusty conditions over hardpack, steep climbs, and roots. But you should for any tire anyway. Overall a good tire, I'd recommend it.
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Comments about Maxxis Ikon Exc/3C/Exo Tire:
Good fast tire with alot of grip. I was disappointed with the true weight versus the advertised weight. Very misleading. The tire performs great otherwise.
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Comments about Maxxis Ikon Exc/3C/Exo Tire:
Have been training and racing on this tire all summer. A great all around tire. Still plenty of tread left after many months of riding.
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