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In his new position, Rhodes will develop and implement innovation strategies with both regional and global markets, as well as manage the market lab teams to maximize performance, speed and quality of delivery.
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While there are many things we should all be thankful for, I, myself was thankful for one little stroke of luck on Thanksgiving afternoon.
I was able to keep our cat away from the turkey.
To understand why I was thankful for such a strange, and seemingly simplistic matter, you have to understand the psyche of the male cat we have in our house.
Like all cats he thinks he owns the place. Cats are very different from other animals. My dogs always act like visitors. They run when I yell at them and always seem to have looks on their faces like they are on the verge of being thrown out of the house.
As for my son's Iguana, which he has had only two weeks, I can't tell about him yet. He has seemed rather stoic about the whole idea of living a new place. Some carrots, lettuce and water, and he seems okay. Somebody asked me what we would do if he ever got out and I said "Look for him I guess."
But my male cat, he rules the house. When it's time to feed the dogs, he pushes them out of the way to get to the food bowl and eats the food they are suppposed to be devouring. Then he later gets fed himself, but keeps all other creatures away. When the dogs have a toy he wants, he takes it away. If they are sleeping somewhere he wants to sleep, he bugs them until they leave, or he bugs me until I make them leave. I could understand the dogs fear of him if he had claws, but he doesn't. He's like one of those old, ugly, fat politicians who has been reelected for 42 terms to congress. When you see that type of person on television it's hard to figure out how they ever got elected in the first place and how they were able to build the power base they have to do almost anything they want without repercussions. I guess it's a matter of control over a long period of time. My cat has that same quality.
When I look into my cats eyes, there is no emotion there. I look into my dogs eyes and they always smile at me, even if I am berating them for chewing on a CD or carrying around one of my shoes. When they are guilty about something, they act and look the part. But my cat could be the best poker player in Las Vegas. He's has the same expression, rain or shine, hot or cold, in trouble or not. He is the perpetual bluffer.
So it's Thursday afternoon about 3 p.m. and dinner is scheduled an hour later. Since we are coming close to empty nesting it these days, we found ourselves not wanting to just share our dinner with each other and the animals, so we invited a few people who didn't have anywhere else to go to come over. Two of them, however, being international college students, didn't have a way to get to our place so my wife had to go pick them up.
"The cats are out of their room (yes the cats have their own room at my house, which shows the weak political power of the dogs who have to share space with us)," said my wife before she left. "The turkey is on top iof the stove so don't let them get into it while I'm gone. And stir the potatoes when they start to boil."
At the time I was in the middle of trying to start a fire in the fireplace in our living room.
"But I'm in here trying to start fire and you know I don't like to leave it before it gets going," I said. "Let's put them away."
"You put them away, I'm late," she yelled as she went out the door.
However, despite the allure of food that I use to get them into their room, it is sometimes harder to "put them away" than one would think. Unlike the dogs, which come when you call them no matter what the reason, my male cat likes to hold back until he sees if you are trying to fool him. And I am not good at fooling anyone much less this wiley creature.
As the fire started to flare, I ran into the kitchen. There sat my cat looking up at the stove where the 22 lbs. of luscious bird sat. His eyes were big, so big the turkey reflected in them. He looked at that turkey much like I look at a '69 Shelby Mustang, something I would like to have but never will. However the glimmer of overextending himself was there in those never blinking eyes. I could tell he was willing to risk his entire future for just a few minutes of pleasure.
"Get away from there," I said as I walked toward him menacingly. He didn't run; instead he came over and rubbed against my legs, trying to disarm me with tenderness. I looked down at him with contempt. "I know what you are thinking, but it's time to be locked up."
As I bent down to pick him up, I heard a crack from the fire in the other room. I had not put the screen in front of the hearth in my haste to protect the turkey so I ran into the living room to see if a log had rolled out of the blaze and onto the carpet. The living room wasn't on fire, it was just some popping wood. I hurriedly ran in and put the screen in place and then scurried back to the kitchen.
The cat had leaped up on the counter and looked poised to tear through the cooking bag that still surrounded the fowl within. My life passed before my eyes. I would be the dead meat if the cat got into that delectable bird. I clapped my hands and yelled some obscenity at him. He must not have seen me coming because I startled him so much that he jumped straight up banging his head on the kitchen cupboard and then in midair darted toward the hall. I chased him into his room and shut the door.
Just then I heard the back door open and it was my wife with a guest. I ran to the stove to stir potatoes that I had been instructed to watch and had completely forgot about during the cat debacle. My wife looked at me.
"You managed I see," she said.
"Yes I managed just fine," I said putting on an air of nothing-at-all was wrong..
Little did she know that if things had been just a little different, I would have been the turkey of the day.
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When Fifth of July premiered in 1978, it was very much a play of its time. The two-act production followed three generations of the Talley family as they tried to make their way through the muck and mire of an America slowly recovering from the Vietnam War. Fifth of July tackled head-on the continuing debate about the Vietnam War, gay rights, women's rights, and the ascension of the Baby Boomer generation—all issues, in other words, that still resonate today.
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Let us start with a simple premise here; just because a free
agent is available does not mean the Rangers need to sign him. This is the time
of the year which reminds me why I prefer covering the prospects fulltime instead
of the Rangers.
No the problem isn't with the Rangers as they are the mostly
innocent bystanders here but rather it is the group of Rangers fans who as soon
as the Ranger season (or sooner) ends start screaming for the Rangers to sign/trade
for a specific player. What makes it so frustrating is they just never learn
the number one lesson about life which happens to be: It is not how much you
spend but rather how well you spend your money.
The Rangers haven't even announced that they are going to
use the amnesty buyout on Brad Richards and already there are Ranger fans and
bloggers spending the money they would be saving. Most of them are acting like
that 5 year old in the cereal aisle begging you to buy a cereal you know he
hates but wants it because of the cool toy it has inside.
Most barely do more than look at what position he plays and
what his stats were and it is enough to start begging Glen Sather to sign said
free agent or make a trade. If you doubt that this theory is true then look at
how many people are turning on Rick Nash after years of begging the Rangers to
get him.
Rick Nash, Brad Richards, Marion Gaborik, the list is almost
endless but what they have in common is by the time they leave Ranger fans are
blaming Sather for signing the player they wanted.
This year the UFA "Flavor of the Month" is Colorado
Avalanche center Paul Stastny whose 2013-2014 salary was 6.6 million or roughly
67 thousand less than what Brad Richards was making. First off as a player who
is just 28 and coming off a 25 goal season how many people think that Stastny
won't be looking for a deal in the 7.5 million dollar range?
Second and kind of important here is that the Rangers only
have 13 players under contract for next season with just 17.1 million to spend
that is for a salary cap of 71 million or so. Which current Rangers (notice it
is plural) are you willing to let walk away for just one player who you will
hate within 3 years?
That becomes important for as much as the Rangers will need
to replace Brad Richards there also becomes the need for filling out a full
roster. And here is something for you to ponder about.
The Ranger's best finish in 20 years and it was also the
first season where Glen Sather did not go out and sign a high priced free
agent. Instead Glen Sather did exactly what was written earlier and that was
get value for his dollars.
Sather filled holes and gave Alain Vigneault the tools he
needed to ice a team. If you have complaints about the team's best finish in 20
years then odds are you would bitch even if the Rangers won 5 straight cups.
So let's deal with the current roster first and see what is
left over to spend elsewhere. The salary numbers come from CapGeek.com
Chris Kreider- Qualifying Offer needs to be 850,000 but
Kreider doesn't have any leverage other than it was the Rangers who basically
wasted 2 years of his Entry Level Contract. 17 goal season in 1st season as a regular and you can see the potential is there for much more. Offer
him a 3-4 year deal that starts him at 2 mil a year and moves him up 500K over
the years but keeps his cap number low.
The prize is Unrestricted Free Agency for Kreider after the
2018-19 season but the Rangers by then will have plenty of money to spend on
their (hopefully) leading scorer.
Derek Brassard and Mats Zuccarello are in a position where
they don't want a long team deal with both just a year from qualifying for
Unrestricted Free Agency because of their age (27). Sather is going to need to
be creative here if he wants to keep both as Brassard has to be qualified at
3.7 million which was his actual salary for last season.
Brassard has the advantage of coming off a career high in
goals and a 6-6-12 playoff run where his line was the Rangers most consistent. The Rangers
could afford to bump him to 5 million on a 1 year deal but if Brassard has
another good season will be hard pressed to afford him after that.
Zuccarello is a different story money wise as he can be
qualified for only 1.15 million but if the Rangers aren't careful someone might
wave an offer sheet in front of Zuccarello that has an average salary of under
3.3 million and the Rangers only get a second round pick in 2015 in return if
they don't match.
The best way to avoid this is to offer Zuccarello a chance
to make up the money he lost in his first NHL contract where Tortorella
basically buried him which cost Zuccarello 850g a year. No lowballs here Glen
please as Zuccarello was one of the most consistent players the Rangers had.
Benoit Pouliot is an Unrestricted Free Agent who had a good
year with Zuccarello and Brassard but he did have a bad habit of taking bad
penalties at the wrong time that almost cost him. Unless Pouliot is insane then
if he really wants a home with the Rangers after being on 4 teams in 4 seasons
then he needs to keep his salary requests reasonable.
Go cap friendly (average salary of 2.5 million) and Pouliot
has a chance to cash in while remaining with the Rangers. A smart player takes
advantage of being on a line that was consistent in both the regular season and
playoffs and has a track record of more than just 1 season. It means down the road the dollars get much bigger.
Dom Moore is a no brainer if he isn't asking for a long term
deal (IE 5 years) or a bunch of money (cap hit of 3+ is no go) but you keep him
and use him as your penalty killer as well as mentor to your younger players
(Hello J.T. Miller) who need someone to show them how to act and play like
And seriously Moore is a good voice in the locker room that
you might even talk about a job when he stops playing.
Brian Boyle on the other hand really needs to wake up and
realize that if he seriously sees himself as a top 6 forward then someone needs
to show him his last 3 seasons. Boyle took 1 monster season and cashed it in
but since then defense has been what has kept him in the NHL.
His foot speed and his inability to finish (yes he had a good
playoff) but it becomes a different story when you are being defended by the
other team's better players. Wave good-bye to Boyle who might find someone who
thinks he is worth big bucks but odds are he might be in for a bad case of
sticker shock.
Dan Carcillo was a rental who had a couple of good moments
and if he will take modest money (1-1.5 million on 2 years) keep otherwise let him go as
The Rangers should be looking to see if Jesper Fast is NHL
ready, if J. T. Miller has grown up as player and person and perhaps qualify
Danny Kristo for 827G after a 25 goal season in Hartford. If any of those 3 are
looking like legit possibilities for the roster then Glen Sather might not need
to spend a lot of money on free agents.
It worked this past
year and just like defensemen if you see what is heading towards free agency do
you really want to see the Rangers gamble on someone you will wind up booing in
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Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., referring to his race and the Constitution on John Stossel's recent show "The State Against Blacks," said, "I wasn't even considered three-fifths of a guy." The Rev. Al Sharpton, debating on Sean Hannity's show, said, "Any black, at any age at any stage, was three-fifths of a human." Even eminent historian John Hope Franklin charged the Founders with "degrading the human spirit by equating five black men with three white men." Statements such as those either represent ignorance or are part of the leftist agenda to demean the founding principles of our nation by portraying the nation's Founders as racists. Let's look at the origin of the three-fifths clause.
Northern delegates to the 1787 Constitutional Convention and those opposed to slavery wished to count only free people of each state for the purpose of representation in the House of Representatives and the Electoral College. Southerners wanted to count slaves just as any other person. By counting slaves, who didn't have a right to vote, slave states would have had greater representation in the House and the Electoral College. If slaveholding states could not have counted slaves, the Constitution would not have been ratified and there would not be a union. The compromise was for slaves to be counted as three-fifths of a person in deciding representation in the House and Electoral College. The compromise reduced the power of slave states relative to the South's original proposal but increased it over the North's original proposal.
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St. Silver double hands dish
I can't find anything online about this dish except about the double hands dish history (this was mostly a glass dish). Would appreciate any info anyone has. It is a tri-foot dish and is approx. 5 1/2 in. long and 4in. wide. Engraving or mark on bottom has "ST. SILVER" in all caps. No other markings on dish.
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First off you'll have to have it tested for silver content, without seeing the "St. Silver" mark it's hard to tell what you have. Generally anything that is Sterling silver or has any silver content at all, it will be marked to indicate the precious metal content. For example , pieces marked "Sterling" or "925" tend to be American and are 92.5% silver. St. Silver is sometimes used as a short form for "Sterling silver"
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I have a similar design in cast iron, measuring 7 1/4" x 5 3/4". The bottom support is a ring rather than feet and is signed on the reverse OHIO STOVE PORTSMOUTH OHIO. Portsmouth Stove & Range was founded in 1889. A dish my size would have been used as a spoon rest; I use mine to hold business cards. Here is some interesting information on the Double Hands Dish.


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While Midshipman 1st Class Joe Locksmith's home state of Florida has a history of being strong in Greco Roman wrestling, his own introduction to the sport as a high school freshman was not all that promising. He relied on skills that work well in the collegiate style – also called folkstyle – of wrestling traditionally practiced in the U.S., and was thrown, heels over head, to his back.
However, the in-your-face, brawling toughness the Greco Roman style inspires in young wrestlers appealed to Locksmith's tenacity and set him on a path that would lead him to the University World Championships in Kazan, Russia, in July 2013.
"For a few tournaments in a row, I was actually scared to enter. I didn't want to get thrown and get hurt," said Locksmith.
Despite his hesitation, something clicked with Locksmith and he has excelled at the sport ever since.
"My favorite part of wrestling is getting in the guy's face, and Greco forces you to do that," said Locksmith. "Your opponent can't run from you at all. You think about old Greek Warriors, guys who had to fight face-to-face. There was no running away. I like that."
As a high school senior he was a USA Wrestling All American after taking second place at the Junior National Tournament. In May of this year he was named the University National Champion, earning him the opportunity to represent the U.S. at the University World Championship.
"Greco Roman wrestling is all about balance and controlling tie-ups, and that's where he is strongest on his feet. At folkstyle, that's what he does the best," said Jay Antonelli, assistant coach for the Navy Wrestling team.
Locksmith plans to take some of the lessons he learned at the world championship and apply them towards the upcoming season, where he has his mind set on becoming an NCAA All American.
"He's got a real good shot at it," said Antonelli. "He's got to eliminate a lot of his mistakes, but wrestling at this high of a level really helps with his confidence and coming back and wrestling at a collegiate level."
"One of the biggest things that I took away from this summer was learning to wrestle in the moment, not get too caught up in the idea that I must win," said Locksmith. "When that happens I tend to get nervous and make mistakes. However, when I wrestle Greco, I just have so much fun that I am only thinking about the next move – I am fully in the match. I need to apply that to my folkstyle wrestling."


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Shirin Ebadi, human rights lawyer and Nobel laureate, believes Western-backed sanctions over Iran's nuclear program are misdirected and are hurting the Iranian people; sanctions have contributed to acute shortages of foreign goods there, rising inflation and unemployment and a sharply devalued currency. MORE
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The International Herald Tribune and ThomsonReuters Foundation will host a gathering on Tuesday and Wednesday to examine how law can be used to further the empowerment of women. Watch the streaming video starting at 10 a.m. London time on Tuesday....
December 3, 2012, Monday
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The 1992 killings of four Iranian opposition leaders in Berlin implicated the highest levels of Iran's leadership.
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Two Nobel Peace Prize winners, the Dalai Lama and Jody Williams, got about as close as such people ever get to actual confrontation at the Newark Peace Education Summit.
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The Norwegian government charged that Iran had illegally confiscated Shirin Ebadi's Nobel Peace Prize and froze the human rights lawyer's bank account, the IRNA news agency reported.
November 28, 2009, Saturday
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January 2, 2009, Friday
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December 30, 2008, Tuesday
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NEWPORT Sandy Creeks start to Saturdays Section 3 Class D football quarterfinal was anything but positive.
The Comets fell behind No. 4 West Canada Valley by 14 points, and the No. 5 Comets couldnt get anything going offensively the first few times they had the ball.
But spurred by a 37-yard interception return for a touchdown by Cameron Hall in the second quarter, the defending sectional champs rallied to score the final 34 points to earn a 34-14 win.
Sandy Creek (7-1) advanced to a semifinal date with No. 8 Dolgeville (7-1) this weekend at a time and site to be determined today. Dolgeville advanced Friday with a 27-20 upset of top-seeded Weedsport.
Kyle Fayette hit Zachary Halsey with a 29-yard touchdown pass later in the second quarter to tie the game at 14-14 at halftime following a second Tyler Swarthout PAT.
Swarthout contributed a 4-yard TD run in the third quarter for the winning points. John Shirley (4 yards) and Bobby Cornell (2 yards) added short touchdown runs in the fourth quarter to complete the scoring.
It was a long bus ride and I could sense we were a little flat when we got off the bus, Sandy Creek coach Mike Stevens said.
Defensively, Fayette, Shirley, Zach Brown and Matt Ennist each recorded 10 tackles. Fayette also forced a fumble, Shirley recovered a fumble and Hall intercepted two passes for Sandy Creek. The other Class D semifinal pits Herkimer against Westmoreland.
Dalton Rombough caught two touchdown passes from Brian OConnor, and Robert Campany scored two rushing touchdowns as the Red Raiders earned a Section 3 Class C crossover win at Clinton.
Romboughs scores game from 29 and 23 yards out for Lowville (4-4). Campany scored on runs of 17 and 13 yards and rushed for 108 yards on 16 carries. Billy Larkins ran for 112 yards on 23 carries, including a 14-yard TD run, and contributed a rushing touchdown for Lowville. Clinton fell to 3-5.
JP Reagan rushed 26 times for 214 yards and accounted for all four touchdowns as the Red Raiders held off the Huskies in a Northern Athletic Conference nonleague game at Malone. He scored on touchdown runs on 2, 3, 50 and 56 for Massena (6-2).
Cameron Gallagher went 11 of 19 passing for 150 yards with touchdown passes to Jordan Yando (12 and 44 yards) for Malone (3-5).
Zach Frechette scored off a crossing pass from Jude Fusilli 47 seconds into sudden-victory overtime to propel the second-seeded Cavaliers to a Section 3 Class D quarterfinal win at Watertown High School.
IHC (13-3-1), which won a second straight overtime game, plays in the semifinals against No. 3 Copenhagen (18-0) at a site and time to be determined.
Matt Guyette scored from Jake Fusilli in the 54th minute to tie it for IHC after No. 7 Brookfield (14-2-2) had taken a 2-1 lead. JP McCluskey scored from Chris Rowland in the first half for the Cavaliers other goal.
Jarrod Smith finished with seven saves for IHC.
Gabe Mason and Jake Cowen scored for Brookfield.
The No. 8 Indians put an early scare into the top-seeded Tornadoes, but couldnt hold on during a Class D quarterfinal at Poland.
Troy Wilson and Tanner Wiley scored for Lyme (13-5) in the first half to give the Indians a 2-1 lead.
Poland (17-0), the states top-ranked Class D team, was led by Dustin Dubrulles two goals and an assist.
Kristen Ebersol knocked in the game-winner midway through the second half to help lift the No. 4 Beavers to a Section 3 Class C2 quarterfinal victory over the No. 9 Indians at Chittenango High School.
Beaver River advances to play No. 2 Fabius-Pompey in a semifinal.
Goalie Mariah Abel stopped three shots for Beaver River (8-6-3).
Stephanie Williams made 11 saves for Waterville (7-10-1).
Julia Marilley captured the 200-yard individual medley and swam on the first-place 200 medley and 400 free relays to help lift Watertown to the team title at the Frontier League A Division championships at Rome Free Academy.
Watertown scored 361 points, while Holland Patent finished second with 335 points and Whitesboro (333) took third. South Jefferson (296) and Carthage (225) were fourth and fifth, respectively, out of eight teams.
Marilley also placed second in the 100 free. Allison Medley was second in the 100 breaststroke and contributed to the winning 200 medley for Watertown, which captured its fourth straight dual-meet championship this season, ending the regular season 10-1 overall and 10-0 in the league.
Hannah Markey was third in the 100 free and fourth in the 50 free for South Jefferson, while Claire Sauter took second in the 100 butterfly for Carthage.
Rachel Rodriquez finished second in the 100 backstroke and third in the 100 butterfly for Indian River.
Joanne Bechaz finished second in the 100 butterfly, third in the 500 free and swam on the winning 200 free relay to help power Thousand Islands to the team title at the FL B Division championships at South Lewis in Turin.
Thousand Islands scored 404.5 points, while Cooperstown was second with 385.5. Lowville (333) took third out of eight teams.
Eden Griger won the 200 IM and 100 free for Cooperstown, while Tessa Griger captured the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. Both contributed to the winning 400 free relay.
Kelsey McLean claimed the 200 free, and Grace Metzler won the 50 free and was second in the 100 free for Lowville. South Lewis Chloe Stinebrickner was the 200 IM runner-up.
Autumn Ashleys 15 points and 11 kills paced the fourth-seeded Bears to a 15-25, 25-12, 25-13, 25-15 win over the Wildcats in the first round of the Section 10 Class B playoffs in Canton. Raenelle Durham added seven kills for Canton (7-10).
In Class C action, No. 5 Tupper Lake (4-13) swept Brushton-Moira, 27-25, 26-24, 25-16, advancing to a Monday date with No. 1 Chateaugay. Brushton-Moira finished at 4-12.
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42 U.S. Code § 8009 - Miscellaneous provisions
(a) Utilization of elderly and permanently disabled adult persons
Each public housing agency and nonprofit corporation shall, to the maximum extent practicable, utilize elderly and permanently disabled adult persons who are residents of public housing projects or projects assisted under section 1701q of title 12, but who are not eligible project residents, to participate in providing the services assisted under this chapter. Such persons shall be paid wages which shall not be lower than whichever is the highest of—
(1) the minimum wage which would be applicable to the employee under the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 [29 U.S.C. 201 et seq.], if section 6(a)(1) of such Act [29 U.S.C. 206 (a)(1)] applied to the resident and if he or she were not exempt under section 13 [29 U.S.C. 213] thereof;
(b) Tax treatment of services received
No service provided to a public housing resident or to a resident of a housing project assisted under section 1701q of title 12 under this chapter, except for wages paid under subsection (a) of this section, may be treated as income for the purpose of any other program or provision of State or Federal law.
(c) Individuals receiving aid considered residents of own household
Individuals receiving services assisted under this chapter shall be deemed to be residents of their own households, and not to be residents of a public institution, for the purpose of any other program or provision of State or Federal law.
Source(Pub. L. 95–557, title IV, § 410,Oct. 31, 1978, 92 Stat. 2109.)
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The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, referred to in subsec. (a)(1), is act June 25, 1938, ch. 676, 52 Stat. 1060, as amended, which is classified generally to chapter 8 (§ 201 et seq.) of Title 29, Labor. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 201 of Title 29 and Tables.
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16 U.S. Code § 971i - Research on Atlantic highly migratory species
(b) Highly migratory species research and monitoring
(1) Within 6 months after November 3, 1995, the Secretary of Commerce, in cooperation with the advisory committee established under section 4 of the Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 1975 (16 U.S.C. 971b) and in consultation with the United States Commissioners on the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (referred to elsewhere in this section as the "Commission") and the Secretary of State, shall develop and implement a comprehensive research and monitoring program to support the conservation and management of Atlantic bluefin tuna and other highly migratory species that shall—
(A) identify and define the range of stocks of highly migratory species in the Atlantic Ocean, including Atlantic bluefin tuna; and
(2) The program shall provide for, but not be limited to—
(C) population censuses carried out through aerial surveys of fishing grounds and known migration areas;
(E) collection of comparable real-time data on commercial and recreational catches and landings through the use of permits, logbooks, landing reports for charter operations and fishing tournaments, and programs to provide reliable reporting of the catch by private anglers;
(F) studies of the life history parameters of Atlantic bluefin tuna and other highly migratory species;
(G) integration of data from all sources and the preparation of data bases to support management decisions;
(H) include a cooperative research program on Atlantic billfish based on the Southeast Fisheries Science Center Atlantic Billfish Research Plan of 2002; and
(3) In developing a program under this section, the Secretary shall—
(A) ensure that personnel and resources of each regional research center shall have substantial participation in the stock assessments and monitoring of highly migratory species that occur in the region;
(B) provide for comparable monitoring of all United States fishermen to which the Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 1975 applies with respect to effort and species composition of catch and discards;
(C) consult with relevant Federal and State agencies, scientific and technical experts, commercial and recreational fishermen, and other interested persons, public and private, and shall publish a proposed plan in the Federal Register for the purpose of receiving public comment on the plan; and
Source(Pub. L. 96–339, § 3,Sept. 4, 1980, 94 Stat. 1070; Pub. L. 104–43, title III, § 302(b),Nov. 3, 1995, 109 Stat. 382; Pub. L. 105–384, title II, § 202(b)(2),Nov. 13, 1998, 112 Stat. 3453; Pub. L. 109–479, title IV, § 405(b),Jan. 12, 2007, 120 Stat. 3633.)
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The Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 1975, referred to in subsec. (b)(3)(B), is Pub. L. 94–70, Aug. 5, 1975, 89 Stat. 385, as amended, which is classified generally to this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 971 of this title and Tables.
Subsection (a), which required the Secretary of Commerce to prepare and submit to Congress a biennial report on the level of taking of bluefin tuna by United States fishermen in the Convention area as defined in Article I of the International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, the status of bluefin tuna stocks within the Convention area and the trends in their population level, and related information resulting from implementation of the observer program under section 1827 of this title, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, page 50 of House Document No. 103–7.
Section was not enacted as part of the Atlantic Tunas Convention Act of 1975 which comprises this chapter.
2007—Subsec. (b)(2)(H), (I). Pub. L. 109–479added subpar. (H) and redesignated former subpar. (H) as (I).
1998—Subsec. (b)(3)(B). Pub. L. 105–384inserted "of 1975" after "Act".
1995—Pub. L. 104–43amended section catchline generally, designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, struck out last sentence which read as follows: "There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out this section.", and added subsec. (b).
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Founded in 1897, the Tomatin whisky distillery sits at an altitude of 313m just to the west of the village of the same name and quenches its annual five million litre capacity with the pure waters of the Allt-na-Frithe. Closing briefly at the beginning of the 20th century, Tomatin experienced good fortunes and during the 1950s began increasing its stills, installing the last in 1974, bringing its total to an impressive 23, although 11 were dismantled in 2002. Following the 1985 liquidation of prior owners Tomatin Distillers Company, the Tomatin distillery became the first Scottish single malt maker to be purchased by a Japanese company; in 1986 Takara Shuzo and Okara acquired Tomatin, which stands, today, as one of Scotland's largest distilleries. Tomatin not only has a substantial capacity but also boasts an onsite cooperage and 14 warehouses, nearly as large as Japan's largest distillery, the Suntory owned Hakushu. There is a profusion of indepedent bottlings, though there is a rather small house range. The Scotch from Tomatin is also used in many blends, notably in the famed 'The Antiquary' range. Today, the distillery runs at full capacity, largely producing unpeated malt whisky. Following the acquisition of Okara's interests by Takara Shuzo and a subsequent amalgamation, the whisky distillery is now under the ownership of The Marubeni group.
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Distillery Founded
Distillery Capacity
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Distillery Owner
Tomatin Distillery Co
Distillery Address
Tomatin, Inverness-Shire
Distillery Website
The Inverness businessmen behind Tomatin Spey Distillery Company found Tomatin.
Production ceases.
Production resumes through Tomatin Distillers Co. Ltd.
Stills are increased from two to four.
Another two stills are added.
The six stills are increased to ten.
One more still is installed.
The stills now total 23 and the maltings closes.
The distillery company goes into liquidation.
Two long-time customers, Takara Shuzo Co. and Okara & Co., buy Tomatin through Tomatin Distillery Co. Tomatin thus becomes the first distillery to be acquired by Japanese interests.
Tomatin Distillery Co buys J. W. Hardie and the brand Antiquary.
Okara & Co, owners of 20% of Tomatin Distillery, is forced to sell its share to Takara Shuzo Co. which now is part of the Marubeni group.
Tomatin 12 years is launched.
A 25 year old and a 1973 Vintage are released.
An 18 year old and a 1962 Vintage are launched.
A 30 and a 40 year old as well as several vintages from 1975 and 1995 are released.
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Flights to Gran Canaria from Europe
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Gran Canaria's largest water park boasts over 40 slides and attractions. It's fun for all the family, from infants up to grandparents. There's so much to do and see at Aqualand Maspalomas, that it's a day out in its own right.Address: Ctra. Palmitos Park, Km 3, 35100, MaspalomasPhone: +34 928 140 525Website: http://www.aqualand.es/grancanariaOpening hours: From September 1st to 31st June: 10:00am until 5:00pm. July and August: 10:00am until 6:00pmSubway: www.globalsu.netTickets: www.aqualand.es/grancanaria/en/opening-hours-and-prices/
Bird species from every continent, exotic flora and spectacular shows awaits you at this Gran Canaria icon. To save money, you can buy a combined parks ticket which also allows you entry to Aqualand Maspalomas.Address: Barranco de los Palmitos, s/n, 35109, MaspalomasPhone: +34 928 797 070Website: http://www.palmitospark.esOpening hours: www.palmitospark.es/timetables-and-pricesSubway: www.globalsu.neTickets: www.palmitospark.es/timetables-and-prices
Roque Nublo is a landmark which is a must see in Gran Canaria. Thousands of rock climbers and tourists visit this each year. It is simply beautiful. Park your car at the La Goleta car park and follow a well-signposted path.Address: Gran Canaria
Also known as the Jardín Canario, this botanic garden is a great place for a stroll. Start from the bottom and work your way up or the other way around. Whichever way you choose to explore, you'll easily spend a couple of hours here.Address: Carretera del Centro Km 7, 35017, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 219 580Website: http://www.jardincanario.orgOpening hours: 9:00 am a 6:00 pm dailySubway: www.globalsu.net www.guaguas.comTickets: Free entrance
If you love to get up close and personal with nature, then the Guayadeque ravine is paradise for you. Here you will find almost 2,000 different plant species and many historical remains.Address: 35250, Ingenio
Travelling to Maspalomas lighthouse and walking on the beach and amongst the shops makes for a lovely evening. Try to catch the sunset and enjoy the view with a leisurely drink or bite to eat.Address: Faro de Maspalomas, s/n, 35100, San Bartolomé de Tirajana
Cenobio de Valerón is one of Gran Canaria´s most visited sights. The area of the caves inside the rocks is listed as an archaeological area. It is simply just a gorgeous place. And easily reached off the GC-2.Address: Cuesta de Silva, s/n, 35450, Santa María de Guía Phone: +34 618 60 7896Website: http://www.cenobiodevaleron.comOpening hours: www.cenobiodevaleron.com/en/informacion.htmSubway: www.globalsu.net
The south is where the resorts are. But it's forbidden by law to build on the Maspalomas dunes. Preserving their unique environment for generations to come. Lose yourself in their sheer immensity.Address: Dunas de Maspalomas, 35100, San Bartolomé de Tirajana
Everything you'd expect in a capital. Bright and light, there's a very definite buzz. Visit Mesa y López for high-street shopping. For boutiques, try Triana. History buffs will prefer a stroll around Vegueta, original Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Beach bums? Las Canteras, truly one of the world's great urban beaches.Address: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The Museo Canario (Canarian museum) in Vegueta allows you to find out more about the canarii, the people who occupied Gran Canaria before the arrival of the Spanish in the 15th century.Address: Calle Doctor Verneau 2, 35001, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 336 800Website: http://www.elmuseocanario.comOpening hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm and Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10:00 am to 2:00 pmSubway: guaguas.comTickets: Adults: 4,00 € Students, senior citizens and the unemployed (with valid ID) : 2,40 € Children (under 12s) : free Monday: free
Gáldar's Museo y Parque Arqueológico Cueva Pintada (Painted Cave Archaelogical Park and Museum) offers a window into the life of the canarii, the people who inhabited the island before the 15th-century Spanish conquest.Address: Audiencia 2, Gáldar, 35460Phone: +34 928 895 746Website: http://www.cuevapintada.orgOpening hours: 16th September to 14th June. Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00am to 6:00pm. Sundays and public holidays: 11.00am to 6:00pm. 15th June to 15th September. Tuesday to Saturday 10:30am to 7:30pm. Sundays and public holidays: 11:00am to 7:00pm.Subway: www.globalsu.netTickets: Adults: 6 €. Students, elderly, unemployed: 3 € U-18s: free
Get back to nature in the island's centre, Parque Rural del Nublo, where you'll be able to trek to the island's great natural moment, Roque Nublo. Further north, Los Tilos de Moya's the last remaining section of woodland which stretched across this part of GC, where great canarii warriors like Doramas used to roam.
If it's international cuisine you're looking for, you're well-catered for by cosmopolitan Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Visit Teror's market to pick up the municipality's traditional chorizo, a sausage that's as sweet as it is savoury. Further inland, Tejeda makes good use of its almond trees in desserts.Address: Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's fertile earth is rich in remains from the canarii, the North African race which occupied the island before the 15th-Century arrival of the Spanish. Learn more about them in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Museo Canario. Another related museum well worth visiting is Gáldar's Cueva Pintada.Address: Gran Canaria
The bulk of the capital's museums are located in the oldest part of town. Vegueta's home to the Casa de Cólón (Columbus House), the Museo Diocesano de Arte Sacro (a sacred-art museum within the cathedral), and the Museo Canario with its grisly but fascinating collection of canarii skulls.Address: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The major fiesta's Carnaval. And the main Carnaval is the Carnaval de Las Palmas, three colourful weeks of circus-meets-pantomime fun. Similarly flamboyant is Maspalomas' carnival. Where extravagant costumes make it a hit with the gay community.Address: Gran Canaria
Scream if you want to go faster on the slides at Agualand's water park or check out all the pretty birds, of the feathered variety, at Palmitos Park. Visit Sioux City if you're a fan of cowboys and Native Americans. Or head to Puerto Rico for the new kid on the block, the Angry Birds Activity Park, which opened in 2013.Address: Gran Canaria
236km of Atlantic coastline makes GC a fantastic water-sports venue. Learn how to SUP on Canteras beach in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria or kayak on Playa de Alcaravaneras nearby. There are surf schools in the north and south of the island, as well as dive academies if you want to go deep, deep down.Address: Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria offers things to do on its turf as well as its surf. There are a number of caminos reales, royal pathways, which you can hike along. These include a three-day version of the famous Camino de Santiago. GC's a great cycling destination too, with professional teams using it as a training base.Address: Gran Canaria
Fore, Gran Canaria offers some testing courses to challenge even the most experienced golfer. These include the oldest course in the whole of Spain, Bandama's Real Club de Golf de Las Palmas. And one of the newest, the Salobre Norte, at the Sheraton Salobre in the south of the island.Address: Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's a well-established wellness destination. Many tourists visit the island as the climate's been recommended them by their doctor. Gran Canaria Wellness helps you find the best spa and thalassotherapy hotels on the island. As well as the finest medical centres.Address: Gran Canaria Spa, Wellness & Health, Los Balcones 4, 35001 Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 367 508Website: http://www.grancanariawellness.com
Gran Canaria locals love their basketball and football. But they're also keen on some sports which probably predate the arrival of the Spanish. The likes of lucha canaria, Canarian wrestling, whose bouts draw a loyal following to the rings in villages up and down the island.Address: Gran Canaria
Fiesta fiesta, no time for siesta. Teror's Fiesta de Nuestra Señora del Pino (Our Lady of the Pine), dates back to the 17th century when the statue of Gran Canaria's patron saint was taken to the capital to pray for rain. Even older is Agaete's Fiesta de la Rama in August which sees partygoers thrashing the Atlantic with palm branches, just like the canarii before them did, again for rain.Address: Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria's a very tolerant island. For many gay people, the island's their holiday destination of choice. Quite a few have settled here too. You'll see the Gay Pride flag waved with, yes, pride at festivals including the Carnaval Internaciaonal de Maspalomas in the south of the island.Address: Gran Canaria
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Muelle Deportivo (Sports Harbour) is the starting point for the Atlantic Rally for Cruisers. The World Cruising Club event features 200+ boats and more than 1,200 sailors cruising 2,700 nautical miles across the Atlantic to Saint Lucia each November.Address: Muelle Deportivo de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 35008, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaWebsite: http://www.worldcruising.com/arc/event.aspx
Anything seems to go on Gran Canaria and everything seems to grow. The Valle de Agaete's home to tropical fruit farms and vineyards. It also houses the world's most northerly coffee plantations. These are the only plantations in the whole of Europe, which makes Gran Canaria seem even more exotic.Address: Valle de Agaete, 35489, Gran Canaria
The canarii who occupied the island before the Spanish conquest of the 15th century used to live in caves. It's a tradition that's continued in the likes of the south-east's Barranco de Guayadeque and west central's Artenara. Get to know the real-life Bedrocks with a visit or stay.Address: Gran Canaria
As well as cave houses, there's a wide range of countryside properties. Proving that Gran Canaria offers accommodation more varied than the all-inclusive resort hotel. As well as rural hotels, you'll find holiday cottages and fincas if you're more interested in a self-catering holiday.Address: Gran Canaria Natural, Los Balcones 4, 35001, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 334 175Website: http://www.grancanariafincas.com/
You can follow La Ruta de Enyesque for a bite-sized introduction to the world of Canarian gastronomy. An enyesque's Gran Canaria's version of the tapas, it's an appetizer; titbit. Find restaurants to crawl in the north, centre, and south of the island.Address: Gran CanariaWebsite: http://www.grancanaria.com/patronato_turismo/40896.0.html
Less park and more square, for those travelling on cruise ships, Parque Santa Catalina is the first place they'll see after arriving to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Take your pick from the cafés which offer more outdoor seating than indoor.Address: Parque Santa Catalina, 35007, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaSubway: www.guaguas.com
Located in upper Triana, this perfect square's a hop, skip, and a jump away from Vegueta. Take pleasure in leisure by whiling away some time in one of Cairasco's cafés. Where, with the average temperature being 22°, you'll appreciate the al fresco experience.Address: Plaza Cairasco, 35002, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaSubway: www.guaguas.com
Enjoy a cuppa in the olde-worlde setting of Vegueta. The cathedral looms magnificently over you. As the rest of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria goes about its business in this bustling, pedestrianized area. There's always time for one more cup of coffee, however.Address: Plaza Santa Ana, 35001, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaSubway: www.guaguas.com
By day, a shopping centre, by night, a gay-friendly temple to hedonism. There are many bars and clubs to choose from. So it's perfect for a pub crawl.Address: Av Estados Unidos 54, 35100, Playa del Inglés, Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 764 196Website: http://yumbocentrum.comOpening hours: Open all hoursSubway: www.globalsu.net
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's main high street is where the locals like to do their shopping. It's also where they like to have a coffee, grab a bite to eat, and enjoy a drink. So expect to find lots of bars, cafés, and restaurants, along with shops.Address: Calle Mayor de Triana, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 35002Subway: www.guaguas.com
As well as bars, cinema, and restaurant, there are free activities to keep the kids entertained at this Las Palmas de Gran Canaria shopping. This is the last CC you'll encounter before leaving the capital on the GC-2.Address: Carretera del Rincón, s/n, 35010, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 277 008Website: http://www.cclasarenas.comOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pmSubway: www.guaguas.com
Enjoy Atlantic views along with a budget supermarket and Primark at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's newest shopping centre. One that nevertheless includes an archaeological park which can be visited by groups by prior arrangement.Address: Autovía GC-1, Salida 5, 35220, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 686 940Website: http://www.ccelmirador.comOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pmSubway: www.globalsu.net
If you're a cruise-ship passenger, the CC El Muelle will be the first shopping centre you'll see in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. It's also handy if you're travelling in by bus to the capital, located, as it is, above the Parque Santa Catalina bus station.Address: Muelle de Santa Catalína, s/n, 35008, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 327 527Website: http://www.ccelmuelle.esOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (shops), 12:00pm-2:00am (amusement arcade, bars, bowling alley, cinema and restaurants), and until 5:00 am (nightclubs)Subway: www.guaguas.com www.globalsu.net
Head to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's Siete Palmas for a modern shopping experience. There are regular exhibitions and concerts here to transform your shop into something out of the ordinary.Address: Avenida Pintor Felo Monzón, 44, 35019, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaWebsite: http://centrocomercial7palmas.comOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (shops), Monday to Thursday 10:00 am to 2:00am and Friday to Sunday 10:00am to 3:00pm (bars and restaurants)Subway: www.guaguas.com
Bargain hunters can take their pick from the various outlets offering brand-name labels at discounted prices. Adrenaline junkies, meanwhile, can get their fix at this ocean-side shopping centre's go-kart track.Address: Autovía GC-1, Km 5,5 (salida 6b), 35220, TeldePhone: +34 928 706 328Website: http://www.centrocomerciallasterrazas.esOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (shops) and 10:00 am to 12:00 am (bars, cinema, go-kart track, and restaurants)Subway: www.globalsu.net
Dedicated followers of fashion will like perusing the latest trends at the upmarket boutiques within this classy shopping centre in Meloneras. There are also jewellery shops if you're looking to find a special gift.Address: Mar Mediterráneo, s/n, 35100, MelonerasSubway: www.globalsu.net
El Tablero is a largely residential area above Maspalomas. But this shopping centre offers more of a reason to visit this commuter town. If not only to dine fine on the top floor and admire the views.Address: Avda. Francisco Vega Monroy 21, El Tablero, San Bartolomé de TirajanaPhone: +34 928 143 870Website: http://cceltablero.comOpening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (shops), 10:00 am to 12:00 am (restaurants), and 9:00 am to 10:00 pm (supermarket)Subway: www.globalsu.net
Vecindario is a new town on Gran Canaria. Which makes this shopping centre one of the newest of the island. Keep cool in the shops which provide shade from the bright sun.Address: Calle Adargoma s/n, 35110, Vecindario, Santa Lucia de TirajanaPhone: +34 928 794 074Website: http://www.ccatlantico.comOpening hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 10:00 pm (shops), 9:00 am to 1:00 am (restaurants), and 9:00 am to 10:30 pm (supermarket)Subway: www.globalsu.net
Marvel at the old-school way of making things at this central Las Palmas de Gran Canaria shop. Which showcases the creative talents of the island's artisans. There's a range of materials available, including ceramics, leather, and wood.Address: Domingo J. Navarro 7, 35002, Las Palmas de Gran CanariaPhone: +34 928 369 661Website: http://www.fedac.orgOpening hours: Monday to Friday 9:30am to 1:30pm and 4:30pm to 8:00pmSubway: www.guaguas.com
One of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's main thoroughfares, Mesa y López's both an avenue and a street. There's a cycle lane as well as bus stops and taxi ranks to help you with your bags. The outside ice-cream stalls will cool you down a hot day whilst the tourist information kiosk offers friendly advice.Address: Mesa y López, 35006, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Website: http://www.mesaylopez.netSubway: www.globalsu.net www.guaguas.com
You'll find the Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria (LPA) roughly halfway between capital Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the island's southern resorts. It's 24km south of the capital city and 30km north of Playa del Inglés. There's a taxi rank at the aiport plus Global bus stops.Address: Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria, Carretera General del Sur s/n, 35014Phone: +34 928 579 130Website: http://www.aena.es


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What a lofty perch you survey peons from, Jason. But it seems you need it for such vauntedness. I do hope you can go back there again...
While I can't disagree with all your opinions - I listen to the whole of the music as a gestalt before analyzing the details - I can't disagree with those who pointed out the obvious problem of your price expectations, either. That disease does hit reviewers harder than most. Yes, I do this professionally as well. But I definitely have heard reasonable (but not, perhaps, cheap) cables outperform snobgear, too. I have not heard any two cables sound identical, though. The differences may be small or subtle, but they always exist. I don't expect everyone to hear the smaller differences, but most people don't have to if their living does not depend on it, so a certain amount of experiential training can't help but come into play. Unfortunately, the belief that a cable must be grossly expensive to be good seems to be most strongly entrenched among spoiled reviewers who generally never give a more reasonably priced cable half a chance.
But I'm not a reviewer, though I have in the past been invited to do that by one of the biggest names. It would have been a conflict, so I declined. But here's what I have noticed repeatedly about the "Norse God Cables" in many systems over many of their models. They are the darling of reviewers for being hyper-detailed. This does aid discerning differences so I can see why. But I can barely tolerate them for more than a half hour because they are gratingly hot on top, and unattractively amusical. I didn't say badly balanced, at least not in the last sentence ;>), though they tend to be hot at the top end. I said amusical. Spectacular, yes, but not soul soothingly satisfying. They do not attract emotions without analysis. They are work to listen to, and I feel I should not have to work to enjoy the music. Of course, that's just my opinion...and that of many others whose ears I've found to be superior over years of comparison...that aren't reviewers. So perhaps you have not taken into account that the viewpoint and desires of the non-professionals at this event may have been one of enjoyment and comfort, rather than the board-meeting hyper-stressfulness of these expensive Viking attack-dogs. Maybe a different expensive cable should have been compared?
Mind you, I'm not saying I expect I would have liked the cheap cables, either. Your description is voluble and says enough about the details that I probably would not have. But maybe you should have considered the overall feel and appeal of the different cables as they might be perceived by those preferring comfort over edginess. And been a bit more humble? This is a much bigger factor than you perhaps realize, being a reviewer. I deal with the customers and their rooms. No, I'm not a salesman, either, except reluctantly after I design the gear, which I prefer to do the selling for me. So I see how people react to what they are hearing while looking outward rather than inward.


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I was given a sheet of 1/8" aluminum (don't know the make up) and I am using it for snow saws.The problem is when trying to drill the teeth for the saw I can't get the 3/8" drill bit to fully penetrate the saw blade. It worked on the first couple of holes but then the bit of the drill press would bind and stop turning. I changed bits and the other bit did far worst.Is there a special bit for some aluminum's? I didn't have this trouble with the last saws I made (more than a few years ago).
Edited by bestbuilder on 04/14/2013 11:29:16 MDT.
sharp bits, slow speed, slow feed, use a cutting fluid. Most aluminum is easy to drill holes in.
Clamp piece of wood on both sides, drill through wood, through aluminum?That's good for sheet metal
Tad,Your drill chuck spindle may be lose in your drill press. Most are easy to fix. Check out this video on YouTube for procedures.http://youtu.be/KbI_7IHAsyw
There are special bits for drilling sheet metal, the end of the bit is almost perpendicular to the shaft of the bit, very shallow cutting angle. They almost look like an end mill. Sometimes machinist make them out of regular bits. If you have a lot of drilling you might look for them, otherwise clamp well, oil, slow feed, as others have mentioned.
Hi Tad?????????????????If you said you were having trouble drilling high tensile steel I could understand it, but aluminium, of any sort?????I think you must have a problem with either the chuck jamming open or the pulley belt slipping. Even a dull drill bit should go through. Question: does the drill spindle also stop, or does the bit slip in the chuck?Cheers
Edited by RogerDodger on 07/08/2015 00:36:58 MDT.
I suspect your drill press is not running correctly, as others have said, if the bit is up and just stopping. If you have a mill press, often the chuck will use a morse taper, #1 or #2. On occasion, this may get a bit rusty, especially if it has been unused for a while. Clean and reseat it. They, the male/female seats, *should* be fairly bright with no oil on them (well, maybe a light rustproofing film.)This *can* slip even if the motor and pully's are functioning normally. You may need to clean the rust and reseat it. I didn't see where this was mentioned.Aluminum is a very sticky metal. Often, it will build up around a less than perfectly sharp bit. The heat will actually fuse shavings to the sides of the bit making the bit VERY difficult to penetrate to any depth. The metal will expand with heat, then contract around the bit, rather like a vise. Normally these are both symptoms of a dull bit and/or too high of a turning speed. Slower is often better. Pressure can do this, too. Really a bit of an art. The first 1/4" may be worn a little and the upper portions are still the correct diameter, also. This has happened with bits that have been resharpened 8-9 times, too. With deeper cuts, you end up cutting a LOT of metal. Old belts sometimes develop a glaze and slip very easily. Take it off and try scrubbing it with some alcohol and a fine wire brush. It might need replacing if it is really bad and has notches in it. It's very hard to regulate speed and pressure with a bad belt/inconsistent belt pressure. Check the tension, while I am thinking about it. Aluminum should cut easily but it has some quirks. Like brass, it will often dimple around a hole slightly anyway. (Brass is not quite as sticky, though.)Oil, or, cutting fluid (often soda water) will help, but was mentioned.Not real complicated, the splined shaft should not be dropping below the seat, of course. And the motor should spin. Not much else to go wrong and freeze up.
Thanks for all the info. Roger, I too was surprised that The drill had trouble, never did this before.I'm using a DeltaHere is what the belt looks like (I tried it at 2400 RPM, 3100 RPM, 1750 RPM) the belt is about 10 years with very minimal useHere are the drill bits I usedHere is what I'm trying to drill, see the one with the elongated hole, that is what the last two did also. Could it be that I'm trying to drill a 2/3 hole in the side of the blade and the bit is just binding?
Edited by bestbuilder on 04/15/2013 10:21:29 MDT.
I think you may have identified the problem; trying to drill a partial hole at the edge.I'd be tempted to drill complete holes and then trim (guillotine) the edge off to get the partial holes you want. It will waste a bit of metal...How are you clamping the workpiece? It looks like it's drifting, because I don't see those big bits moving much (although they're pretty long).
Thanks Kevin, I am free handing it (no clamps- trying to save time).Any Ideas on how to do it with out drilling a full hole? I don't want to make the blades to narrow
You're going to have to clamp for sure otherwise you'll get too much chattering and vibration free hand. I'm not sure but I'd assume you'd also have to lower the rpm as much as possible (similar to milling operations).
that is probably the issue.If you have enough of the metal left to try it again you can move your hole over until it clears the edge and then cut the metal through the hole. I use that technique to get this type of top edge on my stainless steel wood stoves.
Hi TadFine drill press, OK drill bits. Although stub drill bits would be better.WRONG place to drill hole however. I would never attempt to drill a hole that close to the edge of sheet metal. It WILL go wrong. The tapered point on the drill means it relies on having metal ALL around it to stay centred. If the drill bit is unsupported on one side the metal will walk.You have two ways to do this. The first is to drill the row of holes with about 5 mm of untouched metal left on the outside edge of the saw. Then, with all holes made, you cut off the excess along the edge. A good guillotine is best for this, but tin snips can be used. So the blank you start with has to be wider than you want.The second method uses a square-ended 2-flute slot drill or milling cutter. This lets you 'drill' right on the edge. However, for this you MUST have the job firmly clamped down for every hole. Even so, it is a bit of a chancy business, and is not recommended.I suggest you start again. Make the blank over-size. Fix a guide to the table for the back of the saw to press against. Drill all holes, then cut off the XS.Cheers
Edited by rcaffin on 04/15/2013 18:16:56 MDT.
I'm not trying to break up a perfectly good MYOG project, but I guess you know that these aluminum snow saws are commercially available. The teeth even have an alternating crosscut pattern. With the MYOG version, I think you will end up with rip pattern teeth, even if it works.--B.G.--
You might also try clamping the aluminum between two ~1/2" pieces of plywood. The wood can help keep everything aligned, your bit from slipping over the edge, and prevent the metal from deforming in the process.
Take a piece of wood on both sides and clamp it all together. Then drill through wood, metal, wood. The wood will keep the drill centered. Doesn't matter you're on edge of metal. (This may or may not work)oh - Craig beat me to it - except I mentioned it above too : )
Edited by retiredjerry on 04/15/2013 19:01:26 MDT.
The top one looks very dull and worn at the point, and the only ones I've ever seen that look like the bottom one were for wood, not metal.Try a fresh HSS bit.You can also get HSS Forstner bits in 3/8 that might work better in this application.The work should also be tightly clamped to wood underneath, and you'll have to move the underlayment a little and reclamp for each hole to there is solid wood underneath each time.
Sometimes I get too close to the problem.Hunt around and find a cheap hole punch for sheet metal. This WILL work just fine at the edge of sheet metal. eBay is the obvious place to go. Try'1 Ton Aviation Power Punch Kit Sheet Metal Hole Puncher Compound Leverage Tool'as a perfect example - but note limited hole size, up to 9/32".Q-max punches also wortk very well.Do NOT try to use a punch designed for paper! It will not work.Cheers
Roger, will the unit you recommended punch through 1/8" aluminum?That looks a lot easier then clamping wood on both sides for each hole x 12 holes per saw x 4 saws.I figured out that on my old saws I made I did drill first then cut. I was in to big a hurry this time, free piece of metal and trying to get as many out of the sheet as I could.Bob, I have used the "commercial" saws and they are a nice toys- they are way too small to make a correct sized block for igloos, you need at least an 18" blade. There is only one on the market now that I've seen that come close and at $55, I'll stay with my MYOG. Plus with the Scouts as the main users, I need something that I don't have to keep an eye on while in use.
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It's not Linux. It's Norton's stupidness for not applying for Red Hat certification or LSB cert and open source it ... ;D
Thanks alot! Then must a get a copy...
Again looking at the page with this logo http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.c...es/ws_p_r1.gif as well as this http://enterprisesecurity.symantec.c..._3qrt_cmyk.gif
Why not linux have some logo like this arrr??? Hehehe... ;D
It's not Linux. It's Norton's stupidness for not applying for Red Hat certification or LSB cert and open source it ... ;D
Haha.... thats absolutely right... fool Norton.... ;D
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I did not see Norton Ghost supports ext2...?
If it supports ext2, then ext3 support is there for most disk functions. The one major problem with ext3 at this time is no real undelete utility. Other than that and journaling -- its pretty damn identical to ext2. So I would presume that you would have zero problems with this version of Norton.
Taking about ext2 and ext3, how about XFS? Does XFS supported? What needs to run XFS by linux on it?
xfs is another filesystem. I dont know much about the support, since I dont use it. BUt I would imagine a little bit of digging around should yield a few decent results.
Well if you are putting the image on another machine over the network there is g4u (ghost4unix) a free imaging software that basically streams a bit for bit image to an ftp server and since it's a bit copy works for any file system.
Well, where is the website my friend?


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5/26/2015 - Extended due to dry conditions. A date to cancel the fire ban has not yet been determined.
Maricopa County's regional parks will initiate the annual fire ban. This includes banning the use of all
campfire, fire pits and charcoal grills; however, it is still acceptable to use gas/propane grills in designated areas such as the ramada areas, semi-developed and developed camping sites, and along the shoreline at Lake Pleasant Regional Park.
If the parks do not receive ample rain during the monsoon season, the Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department may extend the fire ban to protect the parks resources and ensure visitor safety. To learn more, click here.
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