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Great cabin with all the amenities you need. It was great to wake up in the morning and watch the news while drinking coffee that was supplied in the cabin! 5 of us rented it to use as base camp for a snowmobile trip and it is close to ITS 85. We had to flag down the groomer to get directions but once we located it we were pleasently surprised how easy it was to get to. For any potential snowmobilers - Take the Sandy Bay trail and follow for about 1.5 miles until you see a large gravel pit on the right side of the trail. Follow the single track trail to the back right corner of the pit and there is a smalll trail that will take you to the neighborhood where the cabin is located. Take a right on the road unitl you see Virgina Lane. I would definitely rent it again!
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The Springboks scraped past Scotland 14-10 at Murrayfield, but it was a lose-lose situation for South Africa.
Victory means there will be no change to the coaching status quo. Victory like this also means likely defeat to the best of Britain and Ireland in South Africa in 2009.
Scotland led 10-0 at half-time and had their goalkickers not butchered four penalties the Boks would have lost. It was a half-hearted and rudderless display by the visitors, who never looked in control of proceedings and were hardly worthy winners when referee Dave Pearson blew the final whistle.
The core of this Springbok team humiliated Scotland a year ago at this same venue, but the lot that played on Saturday looked like imposters, so poor was the discipline, the intent and the physicality.
The lack of physicality was the most alarming aspect of the performance with South Africa's all-round display at the breakdown their worst of the season. Ill-discipline in going off their feet, ill-discipline in not adapting to the referee's interpretation and ill-discipline overall. This was a poor performance because the opposition is average. New Zealand's third best team put 30 past them a week ago in more difficult playing conditions.
The Scots, 10 points to the good at half-time, should have led by more had they not lost their fullback and ace goalkicker Chris Paterson early on to injury. Replacement Dan Parks and flyhalf Phil Godman coughed up four easy penalty attempts and while Ruan Pienaar missed with a conversion and a penalty, he made good with three kicks.
Juan Smith, the man of the match, was the exception to a Bok forward effort characterised by individual efforts. South Africa suffered in the forward exchanges after losing Bismarck du Plessis to a hamstring injury four minutes into the game, a disruption that saw captain John Smit shifting to hooker and Brian Mujati coming off the bench to pack at tighthead prop. The Boks were properly mauled in the scrums, and Du Plessis's tenacity at the breakdown was also sorely missed.
But the Boks missed Fourie du Preez in a fixture that would have been tailor-made to his strengths. Du Preez's kicking game would have allowed South Africa more territorial advantage, and his calmness under pressure would have been an asset to a team that looked easily flustered. While the poor performance at the scrum will worry the Bok management as they prepare for the England Test, Du Preez's injury is also a massive concern. His availability could ultimately determine whether the Boks win at Twickenham next week or go home crying.
Pienaar goaled two penalties early in the second half to bring the Boks back into the match, and with Pearson nailing the Scots at the tackle point, the momentum was in South Africa's favour. They fluffed a few more opportunities before replacement Jaque Fourie latched onto a wayward pass and powered over for a fantastic score. On for the off-colour Bryan Habana, his finishing of this movement certainly spared the Boks a few blushes.
Scotland had several try-scoring chances towards the end, but it was a desperate South Africa defensive display that thwarted them only inches from the whitewash. Frans Steyn made a telling steal on the deck that saw the Boks regain possession, and when Januarie received the ball at the back of a ruck a few phases on, he made sure time was up before booting the ball into the crowd.
The sight of the Boks walking off the pitch, heads down, said it all. The Murrayfield faithful cheered them off, but there was hardly much to take heart from in this particular performance.
Scotland – Try: Nathan Hines. Conversion: Phil Godman. Penalty. Godman
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Small businesses across the country are seeing improved financial conditions and feeling optimistic about the months ahead, yet concerns about hiring and growth remain, according to Capital One's second quarter 2013 Spark Small Business Barometer. This quarterly survey of small businesses across the nation examines small business perceptions of the economic environment, and gauges current financial conditions and business projections for the next six months.
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- Small business owners are financially better off than a year ago: 35 percent of small businesses say their firm's financial position is better than a year ago, compared with 18 percent who report that their financial position is worse – a significant improvement over Q4 2012, when a two-year high of 27 percent said their finances were worse.
- Positive sentiment on local markets: 64 percent of small businesses are optimistic about the economies where they do business, but slightly less than half (48 percent) are optimistic about the state of the national economy.
- Even in light of optimism, lack of plans to hire persists: 67 percent of small businesses do not have plans to hire in the next six months, a 1 point decrease from Q4 2012 (68 percent), but seven points higher than Q2 2012 (60 percent).
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This is in regard to Mary O'Grady's Dec. 24 story, "John Kerry's record in Latin America," in the Wall Street Journal. As an internationally perceived leader of domestic opposition to George W. Bush in 2003, John Kerry wasn't careful in masking his disdain for American policy in Iraq. This gave hope to Iranian/al-Qaida interests that American resolve could crumble.
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Most recently, Kerry's unwillingness to acknowledge that Honduras acted well within its own Constitution at the behest of their Supreme Court when removing the President for Life wannabe Manuel Zelaya reveals an emotional bias. Further, his demand that the Law Library of Congress change its conclusion regarding the legality of that fact illuminates a dangerous proclivity to bend the truth.
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A refrigeration apparatus for cooling containers and food in the microgravity conditions of outer space comprising a cooler container compartment having a container cold plate therein which is contoured to the shape of sidewall portions of the cans to be cooled. The container cold plate is coated with a complient heat transfer medium such as metal-filled silicone rubber. When the lid of the cooler is closed, the containers are firmly engaged by the complient material, forming a good conductive heat transfer relationship. Extending from the container cold plate is a refrigerated food cold plate. A thermoelectric generator is disposed in a separate cabinet connected to one end of the cooler and includes thermoelectric elements and a heat sink operatively associated with both cold plates within the cooler. A freezer compartment is provided adjacent the container and food cooler compartment. A freezer cold plate thereon is connected to an additional thermoelectric generator.
1. A refrigeration apparatus for cooling containers and food in the microgravity conditions of outer space comprising:
(a) a housing defining a refrigeration compartment for supporting said containers in a container storage area and food in a refrigerated food storage area, and freezer compartment, said housing having an access opening therein for introducing and removing containers and food from said compartments and removable lid means for opening and closing said access opening;
(b) cold plate means within said refrigeration compartment for cooling said containers and food by conduction, said cold plate means including a container cold plate conformally shaped to exterior sidewall portions of said containers, said metal plate having a layer of complient heat transfer material thereon for firmly engaging said sidewall portions, a food cold plate extending from said container cold plate into said refrigerated food storage area, a freezer cold plate in said freezer compartment; and
(c) thermoelectric refrigeration means for maintaining said cold plates at temperatures which cool the contents of said refrigeration compartment, and said freezer compartment.
2. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 1 further including means on said lid for biasing said containers into firm engagement with said complient material.
3. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 2 wherein said means for biasing comprises foam pads on an interior surface of said lid.
4. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 1 wherein said complient material comprises metal filled silicone rubber.
5. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 1 wherein said housing is fabricated from foamed plastic.
6. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 1 wherein said housing is fabricated from thin metal.
7. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 6 wherein said container cold plate is supported in said housing on a sidewall thereof opposite said access opening by resilient spacers extending from said sidewall.
8. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 1 wherein said thermoelectric refrigeration means includes an enclosure means mounted on an end of said housing, a heat sink within said enclosure means, at least one thermoelectric element coupled to said heat sink in said enclosure, and a heat transfer block coupling said thermoelectric elements to said cold plate in said housing.
9. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 8 further including a gas intake opening in said enclosure aligned with said heat sink and fan means mounted in said enclosure for drawing gas through said gas intake opening, across said heat sink and out of said enclosure.
10. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 9 wherein said heat sink includes a plurality of spaced cooling fins and said fan means draws air through said air intake opening and between said fins.
11. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 10 further including temperature control means for simultaneously engaging said fan means and said at least one thermoelectric element when the temperature of said cold plate exceeds a predetermined level, and de-energizing said fan means and thermoelectric element when said temperature drops below a predetermined level.
12. The refrigeration apparatus of claim 11 wherein said temperature control means further includes safety circuit means for disconnecting the supply of power to the thermoelectric elements and said fan means if the current to said elements exceeds a predetermined limit or the temperature of said heat sink exceeds predetermined limit.
13. A refrigeration apparatus for cooling containers and food in the microgravity conditions of outer space comprising:
(a) a housing defining a refrigeration compartment for supporting said containers in a container storage area and food in an adjacent refrigerated food storage area, and a freezer compartment, said housing having an access opening therein for introducing and removing containers and food from said compartments, and a movable lid for each of said compartments;
(b) a first cold plate in said refrigeration compartment for cooling said containers;
(c) a second cold plate in said refrigeration compartment extending from said first cold plate into said refrigerated food storage area for cooling food therein;
(d) a third cold plate in said freezer compartment for freezing food therein;
(e) first thermoelectric generator means for cooling said first and second cold plates; and
(f) a second thermoelectric generator means for cooling said third cold plate.
This application is a continuation-in-part of prior application Ser. No. 788,879, filed Oct. 18, 1985 by Arthur G. Rudick, assigned to the same assignee as the present invention.
The present invention relates to a compact refrigeration device suitable for cooling beverage containters or food in the microgravity conditions existing in outer space. More specifically, the present invention relates to a thermoelectric refrigerating unit and an associated cooler housing structure suitable for use upon a space ship for cooling beverage containers or food; and maintaining some food in a frozen condition in a freezer compartment.
A premix, carbonated beverage can for use in outer space was recently developed by the assignee of the present invention. This can works extremely well for serving a high-quality beverage under the microgravity conditions of outer space; but a suitable refrigeration device is needed for cooling one or more of these cans in the storage locker onboard a space shuttle.
In the conditions that exist in space shuttles or ships, there are space and power limitations with respect to any refrigeration devices which may be used. Therefore, any such refrigeration device must be compact and have low power requirements. Furthermore, since there is no convection in outer space, heat must be removed from the containers to be cooled by conductive heat transfer. Accordingly, a need in the art exists for a compact, low-power refrigeration device which can cool one or more beverage cans in the microgravity conditions of outer space primarily by means of conductive heat transfer.
A need in the art also exists for such a refrigeration device which can also cool food and/or maintain selected quantities of food in a frozen condition.
Accordingly, it is a primary object of the present invention to provide a refrigeration device for use in outer space which can efficiently cool one or more beverage containers primarily by means of conductive heat transfer.
It is another object of the present invention to provide such a refrigeration device including an adjacent refrigerated food storage area and a food freezer compartment integrated with a can cooler section into a single compact unit made to the same dimensions as the inside of a tray designed to fit into a space shuttle storage locker.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a refrigeration generator for the refrigeration device which is very compact and which has low power requirements.
The objects of the present invention are fulfilled by providing a refrigeration apparatus for cooling containers and food in the microgravity conditions of outer space, comprising; a housing defining a container compartment for supporting said containers, a refrigerated food storage area, and a freezer compartment, said housing having an access opening therein for introducing and removing containers and food from the compartments and storage area, and a removable lid for opening and closing the access opening; a container cold plate within the container compartment for cooling the containers by conductive heat transfer, the cold container plate including a metal plate conformally shaped to the exterior sidewall portions of the containers, the metal plate having a layer of complient heat transfer material thereon for firmly engaging the sidewall portions; a food cold plate extending from said container cold plate into said refrigerated food storage area; a freezer cold plate in said freezer compartment; and thermoelectric refrigeration means for maintaining the respective cold plates at a temperature which cools the containers and food to a desired temperature.
The thermoelectric refrigeration means includes a separate enclosure mounted to the end of the container compartment housing, a heat sink disposed within the enclosure, at least one thermoelectric element coupled to the heat sink within the enclosure, and a heat transfer coupling between the thermoelectric elements within the enclosure and the cold plate within the refrigeration compartment housing. The enclosure further includes a gas intake opening aligned with the heat sink and a fan for drawing gas through the intake across the heat sink and out of the enclosure to dissipate heat accumulated in the heat sink. An additional enclosure is mounted on the end of the freezer compartment with associated thermoelectric elements, fans and heat sinks.
In a first embodiment, the housing defining the refrigeration compartments is fabricated from foam insulating material. In a second embodiment, the housing defining the refrigeration compartment is fabricated from thin metal such as aluminum, and the cans and food to be cooled and cold plate within the housing are spaced from the sidewalls of the housing to form an envelope of air completely surrounding the cans. Under the conditions which exist in outer space, air acts as a very good insulator in the absence of convective heat transfer.
The present invention also includes a temperature control means for energizing and deenergizing the thermoelectric elements and fan at appropriate temperature levels and a safety circuit precluding damage to the refrigeration device from current faults or excessive temperatures which may develop in the heat sinks.
The objects of the present invention and the attendant advantages thereof will become more readily apparent by reference to the drawings wherein:
FIG. 1 is an exploded view in perspective showing the refrigeration device of the present invention with a plurality of beverage cans therein;
FIG. 2 is a top plan view of the refrigeration device of FIG. 1 partially in section;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken longitudinally of FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a side elevational view in section of a second embodiment of a refrigeration compartment of the present invention which is an alternative embodiment to the structure illustrated in FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a temperature control circuit for the refrigeration device of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a top plan view of a combination refrigerator and freezer according to the present invention with the lid removed to illustrate the relative locations of the container compartment, food storage area and freezer compartment;
FIG. 7 is a section taken along line 7--7 of FIG. 6 showing one possible construction of the freezer compartment and the thermoelectric cooling device therefor;
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the thermoelectric cooling device for the freezer illustrating the positions of the thermoelectric elements on an interstage plate which couples the freezer heat sink to the freezer cold plate; and
FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view of a portion of the container cold plate of the refrigerator/freezer of FIG. 6, and the food cold plate which extends into the food storage compartment.
Referring to FIG. 1, there is illustrated a refrigeration device 10, including a cooler housing 12 with sidewalls 12S, a bottom wall 12B and an access opening 16. Disposed within cooler housing 12 in a refrigeration compartment defined thereby are a plurality of space cans SC of the type disclosed in the aforementioned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 724,155, filed Apr. 17, 1985 and assigned to the same assignee as the present invention. A removable lid 14 is provided which may be secured to the upper edges of sidewalls 12S by any suitable means such as latches, hinges, screws and so forth (not shown). Mounted at one end of the cooler housing 12 is a thermoelectric generator generally indicated 20, including an enclosure 22. Power is provided to the thermoelectric generator 20 through a power cord PC. As illustrated in FIG. 1, a fan F is mounted in an end wall of the enclosure 22 and is operatively associated with an air intake opening AI, and the cooling fins 26F of a heat sink, in a manner to be more fully described hereinafter with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. Also illustrated in phantom in FIG. 1 is the location of a temperature switch device TS which is the main control device of the temperture control circuit of FIG. 5, to be described hereinafter.
Referring to the top plan view in FIG. 2 of the refrigeration device of FIG. 1, the details of the thermoelectric generator 20 are illustrated. Thermoelectric generator 20 includes a heat sink 26, with cooling fins 26F, a thermoelectric element or elements 28, a heat transfer block 30 and a cold plate 32. The heat sink 26 is mounted within enclosure 22 in close proximity to a protective plate 24 by means of bolts 21 extending through one sidewall 12S of housing 12. A fan mounting plate 23 has a rim that fits over the sidewalls of the protective plate 24 and includes a fan F mounted therein with the suction side of the fan facing a plenum chamber 18 within the enclosure 22. Also provided within the fan mounting plate 23 is an air intake opening AI (FIG. 1) which permits air to be drawn therethrough by the fan F over cooling the 26F through the plenum 18 and out the fan F. The fan F is mounted to plate 23 by bolts 19 and the heat sink protective plate 24 is bolted to a sidewall 12S of housing 12 by bolts 17.
Thermoelectric elements 28 may be of any commercially available type and are provided on the rear side of heat sink 26, and a front face of a heat transfer block 30. Heat transfer block 30 is, in turn, coupled to cold plate 32.
Since there is no convective heat transfer in outer space, the cold plate 32 of the present invention is designed to provide very efficient conductive heat transfer with sidewall portions of the cans SC. In order to achieve this highly efficient conductive heat transfer, cold plate 32 includes a metal layer 32A conformally shaped to sidewall portions of the cans SC, as best illustrated in FIG. 3, and a thin layer 32B of complient heat transfer material, such as a metal filled silicone rubber, on the metal layer 32A adjacent to the sidewall portions of the associated cans SC. Cold plate 32 rests upon a bottom wall 12B of housing 12, and the inner surface of removable lid 14 is provided with a foam pad opposite each can SC to firmly bias the cans SC against complient material 32B when lid 14 is fully closed. That is, the cans SC are tightly squeezed between the foam pads 34 and complient material 32B when lid 14 is fully closed, and the refrigeration compartment within housing 12 is sealed.
In the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 3, the walls of the housing 12 are fabricated from foam insulating material. However, in an alternative embodiment illustrated in FIG. 4, the walls of housing 12 may be thin metal such as aluminum.
Referring to FIG. 4 wherein the walls of housing 12 are thin aluminum, adequate insulation is provided by spacing the cold plate 32 from the sidewalls of housing 12 by rubber mounts 36. As illustrated, the cans SC are almost completely surrounded by an air space which, in the absence of convection, makes an excellent insulator. Accordingly, in the conditions that exist in a space shuttle, the housing structure embodiment of FIG. 4 provides efficient cooling of the cans SC. All other parts in FIG. 4 are similar to those in FIG. 3 with the exception of the additional foam gasket between the upper edges of the sidewalls of the housing 12 and the bottom peripheral edge of the lid 14. This gasket would be desirable in this embodiment to maintain a sealed air space.
Referring to FIG. 5, there is illustrated a circuit schematic of the temperature control and power supply system for the refrigeration device of the present invention. The heat of this system is a temperature switch or controller TS which is coupled through load lines L1, L2 to a fan F and the thermoelectric elements 28. As illustrated, the fan F and thermoelelectric elements 28 are connected in parallel so that they are turned on and off together. The temperature switch TS also is connected through a pair of temperature sensor lines S1 and S2 to a first temperature sensor TSN1 in heat sink 26, and a second temperature sensor TSN2 in cold plate 32, respectively. Power is supplied to the system through a power cord PC and the temperature switch TS. In the preferred embodiment, the power supplied is 28 volts DC which is readily available within a space shuttle or ship.
The temperature switch TS controls the temperature of the cold plate 32 and prevents the heat sink 26 from overheating. Temperature switch TS also includes over-current means for protecting the cooler's electrical system. In a typical operating situation, the temperature switch TS would turn the thermoelectric elements 28 and the fan F on when the cold plate 32 exceeds 37 F. and off when the cold plate 32 drops below 35 F. If the current in the system exceeds 5 amps or the heat sink temperature exceeds 200 F., the switch TS will disconnect the power supply from the system to preclude any damage.
It should be understood that although the preferred embodiment of the refrigeration means of the present invention includes a thermoelectric generator, other forms of refrigeration devices could be utilized to cool the novel cold plate structure of the present invention. Although a typical mechanical refrigeration system, including a condensor, compressor and evaporator coil, would be larger than normally desired, it could be utilized to cool the cold plate 32 of the present invention by placing the evaporator coil thereof in direct thermal contact therewith. It is also possible to use some form of chemical refrigeration device in combination with the cold plate of the present invention, such as a device which would cool by means of an exothermic reaction. However, the thermoelectric generator is the preferred embodiment because of its compact structure and low electrical energy requirements.
A refrigerator/freezer combination suitable for use in outer space is illustrated in FIGS. 6 to 9. This refrigerator/freezer can be made to the same dimensions as the inside of a tray designed to fit into a space shuttle storage locker.
FIG. 6 illustrates the relative locations of the containers compartment 40, food storage area 42 and freezer compartment 44 disposed side-by-side within a common housing 12A. Within each of these respective compartments is a container cold plate 32, a food cold plate 46 and a freezer cold plate 56.
The container refrigeration section of the refrigerator/freezer is of the structure illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 4 inclusive of the thermoelectric generator 20. Cooling of food in the food storage area 42 is affected by the food cold plate 46 which is an extension of container cold plate 32. A divider 48 is provided between the respective cold plates to physically isolate food from the containers SC 1. Details of the food cold plate 46 and divider 48 are illustrated in FIG. 9. Since the food cold plate 46 is an extension of container cold plate 32, food in the storage area is also cooled by the same thermoelectric generator 20 as the cans SC. The freezer compartment 44 is separated from the food storage area by an insulated wall 45 and is provided with a separate access lid 14A. As illustrated in FIG. 7, lid 14A is hinged at H at a side of housing 12A opposite from the location of thermlelectric generator 50 for the freezer compartment which is disposed in a separate housing 52. The walls of housing 12A around the freezer compartment are insulated with a foam insulation 54.
Thermoelectric generator 50, for the freezer compartment 44, comprises a plurality of cascaded thermoelectric elements 28A disposed on opposite sides of an interstage plate 58. Interstage plate 58 couples a heat sink HS of the generator 50 to the freezer cold plate 56 through one sidewall of housing 12A.
As illustrated in FIG. 8, nine cascaded thermoelectric elements 28A may be provided, three on the cold plate side and six on the heat sink side. The cascading of these elements allows the elements to develop a greater temperature differential. The cascaded arrangement of elements 28 are connected to a suitable power supply by means of leads L1, L2 which pass through holes 60 in heat sink HS.
Generator 50 is also provided with a pair of fans F1, F2 which draw air into and through heat sink HS in the direction of the arrows indicated in FIG. 6. Fans F3 performs the same function as fan F illustrated in FIG. 1 with respect to the operation of the thermoelectric generator 20.
In order to cycle the respective thermoelectric generators 20 and 50 on and off, to maintain the refrigeration and freezer compartments at appropriate temperatures, an electronic controller EC is provided. This controller includes a two-channel temperature switch. A temperature sensor runs from a first channel of the switch to the refrigerator cold plates 32, 46. By cycling the thermoelectric elements of the generator 20 on and off, the container compartment 40 and food storage area 42 are maintained at approximately 32� F. A second temperature sensor runs from a second channel of the switch to the freezer cold plate 56. In a similar manner, elements 28A and generator 50 are cycled to maintain the freezer compartment 44 at approximately 0� F.
It should be understood that the refrigeration device described herein may be modified as would occur to one of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
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(Monday Mashup) Keeping an Eye on Colorado
The Colorado Avalanche filed for club-elected arbitration ahead of yesterday's 5 p.m. deadline rather than qualifying 23-year-old RFA center Ryan O'Reilly at a $6.5 million price tag.
O'Reilly is not going to want to take a pay cut from his $6.5 million salary last season during this negotiation (which is still ongoing, arb-file aside). O'Reilly and his agent are able to play a pretty hard line here, as even an unfavorable arbitration ruling gives him the option of bridging himself into UFA in two year's time.
It's pretty clear from my gathering that Avs think ROR is $5 million player, which is his cap hit. But he was paid $6.5 this year…
— Adrian Dater (@adater) June 15, 2014
There is a period between July 1 and July 5 wherein O'Reilly is open to another offer sheet if a contract isn't settled.
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- TSN: Off Season Watch – Brad Richards Buyout, Wild interest in Vanek cools off
- Mile High Hockey: Avalanche to take O'Reilly to Arbiration
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None of the picks in this draft have wowed me at all. Like Gus says in the Leafs Hangout on this page, the most he would offer to switch for the No. 1 pick this years would be our No. 8 and Franson. He said it really isn't worth it otherwise.
I missed the hangout..did Gus say how much he saw of Ekblad?
I'm surprised that's "the most" he would give up
@Uncle Otis @Xxxxxnew https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=T4tDPjMpHig
was a short-ish one
We have a problem. We need to move someone like Dion who has lots of value for a first pick. We really don't have anyone else that will net us something big and save us cap aside from Kessel (RW). I don't think anyone would want to trade Kessel for an elite center unless it was straight up. He did finish top 6 in points overall and only 2 points behind Corry Perry (RW), who has a better supporting cast. The only player that can get us some wiggle room and something good in return is Dion. Can a Matt Niskanen or Boyle take on Dion's Minutes? Don't know, but getting Ekblad and one of Niskanen or Boyle can sure make it easier to swallow.
Looks pretty good from here.
@deedrag problem is NONIS better know he can sign those players before July 1st when Dions NTC kicks in.......
in all honesty, anyone of NISKANEN, FAYNE, BOYLE, GREENE, ROBIDAS could pick up the slack and eat some mins....(but Niskanen is prob going to sign for 5.5mil)....
@deedrag No we don't have a problem. Just impatient fans. These draft guys are not Messiahs. Just build on Phanuef. Give him the help he needs so he can play more like he did at the beginnign of the season. Build the defense around him. rather than stripping it down and just playing musical chairs.
@whalz @deedrag We could also use the pick for that center position to doesn't have to be Ekblad. I can see Matt going for that too which isn't too bad if our core defensively is better.
@deedrag can really see Nonis going after staal, ROR, or stastny....cant go with the same centres as last yr.
Mcclement or Carrick
bolland can got to flor.
@mcloki @deedrag We have no one to trade with to get help for Dion. I don't want to get another older defensemen like Boyle and then leave the cupboard bare for the future. Trading Dion gets us a shot at a potential number one giant defender that can probably step in right away on the third line with upside, potential franchise number 1 D. This also leaves us with cash to get a guy like Matt for say 5.5 to 6 Million. Deduct 7 mil and one player that's too much of a distraction to fans and the team add 2 D that aren't, for same price and younger.
@Uncle Otis @mcloki @deedrag only if you think Phaneuf is somehow old and decrepit. Phaneuf ain't the problem, Upgrade Gunner with Boyle and move Franson. Bring up Granberg and McWilliams. ANd the D looks different. Play him on the second PP and let Gardiner and Rielly take over the PP. Toronto Changes as a D team.
@Uncle Otis @deedrag @mcloki Yes I want to pay someone 8 million vs entry deal money. I'm Florida. If they could pay in sunshine they would.
Oranges for MLHS' apple?
But Phaneuf and Kess are the problem when they eat 15 mil of your cap over infinitum and aren't good enough to be your core
Sprinkle in a Lups at 5, Clarkson at 5 plus and you get the picture.
They tried... and it failed
Everyone wants to blame Carlyle...well,he's partly to blame but there id NO WAY in sam hell this team can beat anyone out of the West with some "tweaks"..not this year,nor next and likely the following too.
Burkie upgraded the assets but then we fell in love...and that's a mistake.
Despite all evidence to the contrary,we somehow believe that a few adds/deletions will give us a chance.
A chance to make the playoffs and win a round
It's not enough Loki..and I pray that Shanny gets it too
It would start with a blockbuster with FLA
@Uncle Otis @mcloki @deedrag Bernier doesn't get hurt and we're singing a differnt tune. Kessel is paying stellar, Stellar, JVR is going to get better and Kadriis just in his prime. Ok you can trade Lupul. replace Gunner with anyone larger tougher stay at home D and things change. Get a third line that an cycel the puck and eat up minutes in the oppposing end.
The sky is not falling. And you don;t build teams with wholesale changes every 2 years. Let them build the thrd and 4th line. Those guys are easier to get.
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @deedrag We're fucked then. Another Burke and Wilson type of deal. I could see this happening.
But they aren't good enough to win it all Loki...not even close
Mr Stellar would disappear vs those western teams and cough up the puck too often
Dion is too slow and unable to defend against the BEST players
Lups,although I've loved his showtime ability to rise,is fading.
These guys are only getting older...and I think(hope) Nonis signed them both to avoid losing the assets for zip...little more
Kadri and Gardiner are question marks..and because I wish to rebuild with youth..I keep them... unless we are trading youth for youth.
I don't wish to be negative Loki,but this trained eye sees what it sees...and I only wish some of us could wrap our minds around wholesale changes
Otherwise,it's prolonging the inevitable imo..albeit with a few "fun" playoff successes
I've found our new Goal song.!!!!!
Awesome..I didn't know Kess was such a good dancer!!
#pure athlete
@Uncle Otis @mcloki It's got a good beat and you can dance to it.
I was really enjoying Shifty's post by Dater below until I read this;
"It will, indeed, be a fascinating story as it plays out. But here's what I think: O'Reilly is coveted around the league, and he might just pull in a P.K. Subban or a Shea Weber-type of defenseman (in Weber's case, the Avs would have to give more)."
There goes ROR for Lupul and Reimer lol
http://blogs.denverpost.com/avs/2014/06/16/avalanche-elect-arbitration-ryan-oreilly-heres-means/18530/ …
And I thought WE came up with unrealistic trade proposals...and this guys gets paid for it lol
@Uncle Otis theres no way in hell the habs would trade subban straight up for oreilly haha
@Uncle Otis @Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @zombie27 can she date Bob Mackenzie lol
@Bon Scott was a Leaf fan @Uncle Otis @zombie27
I wouldn't want my daughter to dater either of them
But ,ya :)
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Is it an ad manhamanha attack? ;)
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No insiders ;)
Different.Mass. Hockey Rinks Add Orange Warning Track, Push Goes Nationwide
It never ends
@Yaknowwhat Sounds like a good idea, like the warning track at the outfield wall in baseball
@Yaknowwhat same concept of preventing head long crashes
@mr_hanie @Yaknowwhat except I don't think these injuries occur because players don't know where they are on the ice
@Yaknowwhat It should be in place for kids hockey, because the kids are not always aware
Its pretty obvious where the boards are....I just dont see most players being aware or looking down for some coloured ice during game situations...most are focused on the puck or the player or the potential for contact along the boards....not sure we want are kids looking down along the boards anyways...pretty soon the rinks are going to look like a road map...
@zombie27 @mr_hanie @Yaknowwhat Exactly, seems more like a distraction.
Like MR H said..it would be good for kid's hockey/ref's aid..although those stop signs don't seem to do jack shit
@ShiftyD The impending lawsuits will make short work of it. Some kid likely to get down on his knees and lick the orange ice like a lollipop.
Except its not baseball.
@ShiftyD Brilliant idea. Easpecially for guys that are new to the game They could make it that same as the crease and nobody would notice. we alredy have massive logos and advertising.
@Hmmm @zombie27 @mr_hanie @Yaknowwhat Every visual cue helps spacial recognition.
@mcloki @zombie27 @mr_hanie @Yaknowwhat only to a point then it becomes confusion
@rustynail @mcloki @zombie27 @mr_hanie @Yaknowwhat just an extension of the yellow trim that's been there forever. I;d take the logos off the ice before this.


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A wonderful afternoon for Ashbourne and District U3A
Posted: August 08, 2014|
THE beauty of the Derbyshire landscape is no secret, but when one wonderful view of it after another is revealed in the space of an afternoon, it is sensational.
The excursion, organised by Anne Brown and with Beverley of Warrington's as driver, was enjoyed by 28 members of Ashbourne and District U3A.
The route, cleverly using lesser known byways, took us first to that little gem, Ilam, through to Hartington, crossing the A515 to Monyash, Ashford, Monsal Head, Wardlow, Eyam, Hathersage and Bamford.
The weather, being rather grey and misty, seemed to combine with all the greys and greens of the landscape to produce a magical effect which fed the spirit of the viewer.
The body was catered for by a delicious WI tea at Bamford, a great end to a "wonder-full" tour.


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Mafia 2: Reminiscence of the hype V1.0Feb 4, 2011 Full Version 4 comments
Release of the mod, included is a readme with instructions. Have fun ^_^.
THIS MOD IS RELEASED, some changes/new features may be added, but it is not likely.
Mod features:
- no health regeneration (HARD difficulty only)
- a bit more durable main character (but no Terminator), it is a must with no health regen
- better responses for getting hit by a car
- in cover, camera is close to the player, making peeking more harder
- damage camera effects amplified to compensate for lack of hit response animations
- revisited police offences system
- no screen fading filters until player is at the very edge of death
- more forgiving height damage for falling
- enemies drop less ammo (HARD difficulty only)
close combat
- a bit faster pace of brawling
- more cunning AI
- some extra anims, unused in retail (AI only ^_^)
- one extra feature which should have been in retail in the first place
firearms combat
- less spare ammunition (you have unlimited inventory, take advantage of it and equip yourself before a mission)
- damage revmap, grenade is now really grenade...apart from the fact I coudn't turn off friendly fire -_-
- accuracy revmap, small firearms are not sniper rifles, sniper rifles are now sniper rifles
- kickback revmap (beware of shotgun ^_^)
- revisited HankB fuel tank and gasoline station explosions;
- smarter AI
- all cars have minimal three tumblers now
- Derek now accepts more cars types (but still those cars have to look somewheat classy)
Easter eggs
- three of them, all can be experienced in a city when roaming in between missions
And all other stuff I haven't mentioned ^_^
Release of the mod, included is a readme with instructions. Have fun ^_^.
Hej zdravím! Chtěl jsem se zeptat, není nějaký způsob jak omezit inventář na třeba jen 4 zbraně? Tenhle mód jsem si oblíbil a tohle mě vždy na Mafii 2 trochu štvalo...
It looks awesome what you did, gonna try it out in my third playthrough of the game. I remember playing the game the first time on hard, was pretty easy. I reckon this spices up things a bit!
Aw snap, today I wanted to edit the mod and I realized I selected 2K Czech as the "creators" of the mod, so I cannot edit mod overview. Sigh...oh well, this is gonna be interesting, given the fact I will maybe try to make second installment ^_^.
how did you changed the crosshair?
i like the dot, but I don't want to install the whole Mod ;)
I hope to see more updates soon....
Love your mod except for one thing, that is the new camera view.
Is itpossiblee for you to make a version where the vanilla Mafia II camera view is intact but with all the rest of your changes, i think it is the (- in cover, camera is close to the player, making peeking more harder) that makes the camera view to close...i hope you can do thisbecausee i rely can't play with that camera view.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
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Jean Sibelius (1865-1957): Streichquartett op.56 "Voces intimae"
- Jean Sibelius (1865-1957)
- Streichquartett op.56 "Voces intimae"
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- Künstler: Tempera Quartet
- Label: BIS, DDD, 2004/2005
- Bestellnummer: 5414925
- Erscheinungstermin: 30.5.2007
ProduktinfoJean Sibelius's relationship to the string quartet genre is something of an enigma. The two previous discs in this trilogy of his complete works for quartet contain substantial programmes of the music written between 1885 and 1889, and more than half of the present disc is taken up by two works written in 1890. But then there is a gap of almost twenty years before Sibelius wrote his by far most famous work in the genre, the Quartet in D minor 'Voces intimae', and in spite of its favourable reception, he didn't compose another work for string quartet apart from the brief Andante festivo, in 1922. The reason for his first long silence may be Sibelius's discovery in the 1890s of the Kalevala, the Finnish national epic that was to provide him with both subject matter and inspiration, but which lent itself more readily to an orchestral treatment. And possibly his later great successes as a symphonist diverted him from the field of chamber music even after having so successfully revisited it in 'Voces intimae'. Whichever the case may be, with the present disc the Tempera Quartet provide us with the final pieces of the puzzle of Sibelius and the string quartet – including a preliminary ending of Voces Intimae which has never been recorded before! The previous two discs have met with overwhelming praise in the international music press, both for the performances ('la superbe interprétation du Quatuour Tempera', 'das hervorragend spielenden Tempera Quartet', 'el magnífico Tempera Quartet') and for the interest of the repertoire: 'an endless fount of ideas, reactions, attempts, trials, in which one discovers vigour, spontaneity, inventiveness, conviction' (Scherzo), 'a treasure-trove … full of unexpected surprises' (International Record Review) and 'this wonderful repertoire … of great beauty and a surprisingly classical balance' (Classica-Répertoire).
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- Mitwirkende
- 1 Adagio d-moll (1890)
Streichquartett B-Dur op. 4 (1890)
- 2 1. Allegro
- 3 2. Andante sostenuto
- 4 3. Presto
- 5 4. Allegro
Streichquartett d-moll op. 56 "Voces intimae" (1909)
- 6 1. Andante - Allegro molto moderato
- 7 2. Vivace
- 8 3. Adagio di molto
- 9 4. Allegretto
- 10 5. Allegro
Streichquartett d-moll op. 56 "Voces intimae" (Auszug)
- 11 5. Allegro
- 12 Andante festivo (1922)
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White Bean & Vegetable Soup
|Dried white beans
|2 Ounce, soaked overnight in plenty of water (500 Gram, Such As Haricot Beans Or Greek Fasolia Gigantes)
|Olive oil
|4 Tablespoon
|2 , peeled, finely chopped
|1 Large, peeled, finely chopped
|Celery sticks
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|2 Clove (10 gm), peeled, finely chopped
|To Taste
|Ripe plum tomatoes
|6 , skinned, deseeded and finely chopped
|Tomato puree
|1 Tablespoon
|Dried oregano
|1 Teaspoon
|Flat leaf parsley
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Extra virgin olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Crumbled feta
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1. Drain the white beans, tip into a saucepan and pour over fresh cold water to cover generously. Bring to a simmer over a medium heat and skim off the scum and froth from the surface. Simmer for about 1 hr.
2. Heat the olive oil in another saucepan. Add the carrots, onion, celery, garlic and some seasoning. Cook, stirring frequently, over a medium-high heat for 6-8 mins until the vegetables begin to soften. Add the chopped tomatoes, tomato puree and dried oregano. Stir over the heat for another 1-2 mins, then tip the contents of the pan into the pot of beans. Add a little more water if necessary to ensure that everything is covered, then simmer for 30-45 mins more until the beans are soft if the soup becomes too thick, dilute it with a splash of hot water.
3. To serve, ladle the soup into warm bowls and scatter over the chopped parsley. If you wish, drizzle each bowl with a little olive oil and top with some crumbled feta. Serve hot.


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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif., Dec. 2, 2010 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Amgen (Nasdaq: AMGN) today announced that it will present data from several key Nplate® (romiplostim) studies at the 52nd Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Society of Hematology (ASH), Dec. 4-7, 2010, in Orlando, Fla. Results from six studies evaluating Nplate in adult patients with chronic immune (idiopathic) thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) add to the growing body of data supporting the use of Nplate in this setting, including the final efficacy and safety results from the largest and longest study of Nplate in adult chronic ITP. Amgen will also present data for other marketed products including Neulasta® (pegfilgrastim) and Aranesp® (darbepoetin alfa).
"The complete results from a 5-year open-label extension study of Nplate in the adult chronic ITP setting show that Nplate increases and sustains platelet counts in these patients and that adverse event rates were consistent with those reported in previous studies," said Sean Harper, M.D., senior vice president, Global Development and Chief Medical Officer at Amgen. "This is the largest and longest study of Nplate in this setting, and reinforces the potential of Nplate as a long-term treatment option."
Amgen also announced the expansion of its Neulasta FIRST STEP® Program to its newly established co-pay coupon umbrella program, the Amgen FIRST STEP™ Program for commercially insured patients. The Amgen FIRST STEP™ Program will feature the Nplate FIRST STEP™ Program and Neulasta FIRST STEP® Programs. The Amgen FIRST STEP™ Program is significant among oncology commercial co-pay coupon programs, as it is the first program under the medical benefit with no income eligibility requirement. The program is intended to help eligible patients meet their deductible, co-insurance, and/or co-payment r
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I would wait forever
Exulted in the scene
from Clean Bandit (Ft. Jess Glynne) – Rather Be Lyrics on Genius
Despite the fact that she misses him with all of her heart, she loves him unconditionally — so she will wait forever.
She's jubilant just to even be in this situation. The fact that she knows they love each other is more than enough to keep her going.
Kind of a Lana Del Rey–esque vibe?
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Former Bills QB saves Chargers in fourth-quarter
SAN DIEGO -- The Hollywood screenwriter plops this script on the producer's desk: Aging quarterback Doug Flutie, after being dumped by Buffalo, rallies his new team, the Chargers, past the Bills with a scrambling go-ahead touchdown run with 1:10 remaining to send the crowd of 63,698 into delirium. Then the game-tying, 44-yard field goal is blocked by backup Ed Ellis and the crazed gathering goes bonkers once again.
A story worthy of an Oscar? Sorry, not even Tinsletown would buy that one.
But it happened Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium, when Flutie and Ellis did just that in the Chargers' 27-24 win against the Bills. The legend of Flutie and his fantastic finishes grew another chapter with an amazing ending to an emotional, seesaw affair in Mission Valley.
"He broke out that magic," howled Marcellus Wiley in the Chargers' locker room. "At 39, he is still pulling them out of the hat. He is the dude, man. That is why he is the man."
Dude, you're right. With the Chargers (5-2) primed to wipe out, they rode the winning wave that often attaches itself to Flutie's backside.
This, after the Chargers squandered a 13-0 edge. This, after the Bills took the lead on Travis Henry's 3-yard rush with 1:30 to go. This, after many thought even Flutie would be pressed to manufacture another head-shaking performance.
"He does what he does," said Bills wide receiver Eric Moulds. "He's Doug Flutie."
That he is, and the Chargers are damn glad to have him.
"I thought it was a sack; I thought he was down but he stayed up," Chargers coach Mike Riley said of Flutie's game-winning run. "I couldn't see what was going on, but then the crowd just erupted."
Much like it did seconds earlier when Ronney Jenkins returned a kickoff 72 yards. When kicker Brian Moorman was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct, the Chargers were in business at the Buffalo 13 with 79 seconds left.
"It was a middle wedge," said Jenkins, who returned one 88 yards for a score last week. "I saw a little opening on the left and kind of ran that way, then cut back. They overpursued it and I saw daylight. After that, I saw the kicker and somebody else was getting blocked."
Moorman came up blocking, but it was the Bills (1-5) who got bit.
"I don't know what he said, but he was in my face," Jenkins said. "I wasn't listening, but he was talking trash probably because he got me."
Flutie then got Buffalo, right in the heart. From the shotgun, Flutie took a few steps back and starting going through his reads -- he didn't see much.
"I'm not sure if they went to a three-man rush or not, but they were dropping off in coverages, playing a triangle -- three on two over here, three on two over there, and locking up on the back in the middle," he said.
"I didn't have anything. All of sudden I felt pressure and ducked under it and it was time to take off."


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ClassicsOnline Home » My First Orchestra Album
The 'My First' album series from Naxos is the ideal springboard for a lifelong journey through classical music. Each selection is carefully tailored for younger listeners and includes famous tracks as well as unexpected gems. The booklet is full of information on every piece of music. Unique and imaginative, these CDs will open a door to a wonderful world that children and parents can discover together.
An orchestra has lots of different instruments producing lots of different sounds. Whether they're playing on their own or all at the same time, it can be a tremendously exciting experience to listen to them. From Wagner's grand 'Ride of the Valkyries' to Tchaikovsky's gentle 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy', you can hear on this album how the character of an orchestra changes all the time!
My First Orchestra Album
Hearing a whole orchestra play is a bit like looking at an enormous colourful painting, full of amazing patterns. The instruments of the orchestra all make different sounds, and when they play together they can make you think and feel and imagine hundreds of different things!
There are four main groups of orchestral instruments. At the front there are the string instruments: the deep-voiced double basses (taller than the people who play them!), the cellos, the violas and the violins, which sound the highest notes. They each have four strings which are played with a horse-hair bow.
Behind them sit the wind players, who blow into their instruments—gently for quiet notes and harder for loud notes. The biggest instrument, with the lowest sound, is the bassoon, followed by the clarinet, oboe, flute and the tiny piccolo, which can make such a high bright sound it can be heard over the whole orchestra.
The brass section can get very loud, so that's why it is positioned further back. Brass players blow into their instruments too: if you can blow raspberries you would probably be an excellent trumpeter! The tuba is the largest, then come the trombones, horns and trumpets, all made of beautiful shiny metal.
The conductor stands at the front, facing the orchestra and making sure that everyone plays the right thing at the right time.
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May 19, 2014By Andrew Smith of New Palestine High School
The New Palestine baseball team registered its second doubleheader sweep of the season -- and its first in HHC competition -- against longtime rival Pendleton Heights Saturday afternoon.
The Dragons won the opener 3-0 behind Evan Vance's four-hit shutout. The second game featured a rally to win 10-5.
In the first game, the Dragons got all the runs they needed, as Keegan Watson, Jason Hall-Manley and Logan Gilvin all reached. Wes McBride drove in the first run, and Cameron Clark followed with a two-run double.
From there, it was all the defense and Vance (4-2), who scattered four hits, struck out two, and faced six batters more than the minimum. The defense behind him also played errorless ball.
Offensively, Gilvin, Watson, Hall-Manley and Clark had the Dragons' four hits.
In the second game, the Dragons had to rally from deficits of 3-0 and 5-4 before winning 10-5.
The Dragons trailed 3-0 going into the fourth, but scored twice in that inning and in the fifth to take a one-run lead, but PH scored twice in the bottom of the fifth to go up 5-4. NP re-took the lead with two runs in the sixth and four in the seventh.
The Dragons pounded 11 hits, with Evan Hickman's solo homer and two doubles by Connor Swain leading the charge. Swain also had a single for a 3-4 day, and drove in a run. Hickman also had two hits on the afternoon. Tyler Woodcock had a single, a double and two RBI. Steven Clark also had a two-run hit. Zach Biddle singled once and scored twice. Wes McBride and Justin Anderson also had RBI.
Andy Edwards got the win in relief, throwing two perfect innings and striking out three. Starter Hogan Fulkerson scattered eight hits and four earned runs in 4+ innings.
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First time with Zbrush
Hi guys!! A friend of mine told me abut Zbrush a week ago after seeing my sculptures. I knew about the software but never tryed it before,maybe because I was afraid of not being able to handle it. But I decided to give it a try and, though the software is pretty difficult and hostile for begginers, I think I enjoyed this first contact a lot.Here is a bust of an old tribal giant.
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Hi all,
I have been looking quite extensively and found nothing substantial on this topic (i could be wrong and if someone spots anything related to this i'd appreciate if you can point me to the post).
I have heard a lot of theermaanams (i understand this is synonymous with the term 'Arudhi'. If anyone has got an opinion on this, they are far more than welcome to share it as well) played by various artists. The ones that particularly intrigue me are those where the Final theermaanam that concludes the rendition of a krithi played is cohesive with the structure of the pallavi. For example...if the krithi being sung or played is 'Brova Baarama', then the final theermaanam on the mridangam replicates the structure of the pallavi of the same krithi and concludes the rendition thereby.
In doing so, I have also heard quite a few artists playing the final theermaanam in dual gathis. Invariably the first 2 iterations of the theermaanam being in 'chatushra' gathi and the final 3rd one in either Tisra/Kanda or Misra gathi. Now the burning question in my mind is
1) is there a particular term for such theermaanams which sound like the pallavi?
2) is there a particular term for theermaanams with more than 1 gathi?
3) is there a set formulae anyone has worked out that will help in formulating such theermanams?


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|Temperature-dependent preferences for advertisement-call frequency in females of Hyla versicolor
|Grunert, Brice; Humfeld, Sarah; Gerhardt, H. Carl
|University of Missouri-Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
|frog calls
|University of Missouri--Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
|Male treefrogs produce loud and persistent acoustic signals called advertisement calls to attract mates. Ectothermic animals like frogs face an interesting challenge, in that temperature can significantly impact characteristics of the species-specific advertisement call. The mate-choice preferences of female gray treefrogs (H. versicolor) have been extensively studied (reviewed by Gerhardt & Huber 2002). It has been found that females prefer calls with standard frequency peaks of 1.1 kHz + 2.2 kHz over calls with higher and lower frequencies at 20º C. However, it is not known how this preference is affected by temperature. To determine whether acoustic preferences based on frequency are temperature-dependent, I collected female frogs during their breeding season and tested them in a temperature-controlled anechoic testing chamber. I generated ten different computer-synthesized advertisement calls that ranged in frequency between 0.55 + 1.1 kHz to 1.5 + 3.0 kHz. In two-speaker choice tests conducted at three different temperatures (15º C, 20º C and 25º C), females "chose" (moved within 10 cm of a speaker) between a call with standard frequency peaks of 1.1 + 2.2 kHz and one of the nine alternative calls. Preliminary results indicate the preferred frequencies appeared to remain 1.1 + 2.2 kHz at lower temperatures. However, at higher temperatures, female frogs were more likely to approach high-frequency calls. These results will be discussed in the context of known temperature-dependent physiological processes in the inner ear of frogs.
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