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I run a dinotte powered by AAs and would like to have an extra set of backup batteries. Regular ones sap too quickly (manufactor doesn't recommend 'em anyways). Any suggestions? Sonys on dealextreme seems steep....
I run a dinotte powered by AAs and would like to have an extra set of backup batteries. Regular ones sap too quickly (manufactor doesn't recommend 'em anyways). Any suggestions? Sonys on dealextreme seems steep....
i use AAA rechargeable batteries, tenergy brand from http://www.batteryjunction.com/aaponiba.html here. they seem to live up to their claimed capacity and i have encountered no problems. i would guess their AA ones would be good as well.
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Tenergy's work fine, but I have had better runtimes with Duracell 2650's or the Titanium 2700's from Batteryjunction..
Sanyo and Maha both make highly rated batteries.
I have 4 AA Sony rechargeable Nimh 2500mAh, and 4 AA Energizer rechargeable Nimh 2500mAh. I have 2 Fenix LD20s, 2 AAs each, and the batteries work great, they seem to be lasting the manufacturers estimated run times, plus a little. Thats at about 38 degrees out, we'll see when it gets colder.
I used these batteries a few times a few years ago, then they sat, say 3 years. Now I use them every day, its a 1hr commute each way, and on the way home there are NO street lights on my route so I have the LD20s on turbo or high the whole time.
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Duracell rechargeables seem to work well, and they make a low-self-discharge (LSD) version (which has a very reduced tendency to lose charge over time). I've used Duracell non-LSD rechargeables, and they seem to self-discharge at a very low rate (at least in my experience).
Sanyo Eneloops enjoy a very good reputation, and they're also LSD-type batteries. You can buy them at Costco as a set (charger and AA/AAA batteries). If you're in Canada, Real Canadian Superstore sells "rebadged" Eneloops under their President's Choice label. IIRC Costco sells their set for ~$40 CDN (charger, four each AA/AAA), and RCS sells two AA's and a charger for $25 CDN, with packs of 4AA costing $15 CDN.
Note that LSD batteries usually have lower rated capacities (2000 mAh as ooposed to ~2500 mAh), but not self-discharging is often a good trade-off.
For AA NiMH rechargeables, I've had good results with the 2700 mAH capacity PowerEx line from BatteriesPlus. For backup batteries, I don't trust rechargeables. I keep a set of AA lithium primary batteries (Eveready or Duracell - watch for sales). Excellent shelf life, capacity and low-temp performance vs. NiMH (including the LSD cells). I move them over to a less-critical use when done with them on the bike.
Of the AA batteries I've tried, the Sanyo and Maha 2700s last the longest. I bought them on-line. The Enloop batteries hold a charge longer in storage -- that is, if you carry extra batteries as spares -- but the regular 2700s I believe will last longer if you use them right after charging.
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Since you're keeping them in your bag for possibly weeks as backups, you really want low self discharge cells. Sanyo Eneloops are probably the best, but Tenergy are cheap. I've seen them 24 for $30 up on eBay.
I don't buy anything but low self discharge cells anymore. The capacity isn't quite as good but in general I lose more than that amount before I use it anyway with regular cells.
Work: the 8 hours that separates bike rides.
I'm with ItsJustMe ... I'm a huge fan of the Eneloops and other low-discharge batteries, for exactly the same reasons he gave.
And lately, Frys has had the Rayovac 4.0 batteries on sale for about $4 for a 4 pack, so I'm totally set on AA and AAA batteries for a while. I haven't really had time to fully check these batteries out, but so far they seem just as good as the Eneloops.
(Precharged is basically the same as low self discharge -- they can't really be sold precharged unless they're low self discharge, and it's something that people actually understand, though it's really the low self discharge rate that's important. Did that even make sense? )
For regular use the Sanyo 2700 and Duracell 2650 seem to be tops in consistency and capacity; with Accupower, Titanium and Powerex being very good as well.
There are 2 ways to view a "back up set". If you pull set A to recharge, rotate set B from backup into the light and then store the recharged A set as back up, you can just get a 2nd set of cells. Whether you rotate after each ride or each week both sets would get exercised periodically, the back up set would be fresh and you'd have maximum capacity available. This keeps both sets in peak condition (which can be helpful when you forget to recharge) but might be a chore depending on where you stash the second set.
If you want to regard the second set strictly as backup and not bother 'rotating', then LSDs are the way to go as you wont have to worry about topping them off more than once/2ce a year. In LSDs, Eneloops and Imedion are both very highly regarded with Imedions having slightly more capacity for the same price. Accupower are also very good (same rated mAh as Imedion and their C and D cells are fantastic). LSDs are cheaper than regular NiMH ($13 vs $10 for the Sanyo, for instance) but capacity is less (about 70%) as well.
How long and how frequently you use the lights shoud be the determining factor. I use Accupower LSDs in the lights on the bike I ride much less often, but strictly high cap rechargeables on the 'main' bike. I am a big fan of LSDs but <1h 20m runtime wouldnt cut it.
I think i ll go with Sanyo -- to rotate between two sets (I already have a set). Will get AA lithium primary batteries (as a pure back-up).
I purchased three dozen AA's from http://www.greenbatteries.com/, I'm very impressed with the quality so far.
I have some I got for just that reason - grab and go backups for the Dinotte. However, after 4 in a row showed 1.95V (!!!!), I set them aside for other uses.
I use a Fenix L2D as my main bike/running lights, and I've become a big fan of the low self-discharge (Eneloop) batteries. My Duracells and other non-LSDs lose 50% of their charge in a few days, so it takes a pretty substantial charging before each use on/off the bike. The 2000mA eneloops definitely don't last 2/3rds as long as a 2700mA Duracell; closer to 85%, so it's not a bad tradeoff, since the one day you forget to charge your Duracells teh night before, you'll be out of luck.
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A healthy NiMH cell should only lose about 1% of its capacity per day. Higher capacity cells sometimes lose a little more the first day or two then 'settle down', but weak cells tend to have a higher overall discharge rate. Healthy cells should take close to 2 months before they discharge to 50%. Some tests indicate the self discharge rate may be less than 1%.
NiMH cells which are simply topped off fail three times faster than those which are periodically 'excercised' or discharged to 1v then recharged. Cells which are recharged and used daily can fail at a rate of nearly 50% per year. Weak cells paired with good ones will make them both seem weak.
If you have a good charger, you can try to 'refresh' or 'recondition' them (of course, if you have a good charger, you know this, but it is actually for those who do not ). I have a set of 8 Fujicell AAAs which are about 4 years old. All the cells still have a cap of 735mAh +/- 50 except one which was 580mAh. It took about 6 refresh cycles (discharge then recharge) but it now reads 750mAh.
I buy all my batteries from dealextreme.com and they've been fine. The buyer reviews there are very helpful with sorting the good batteries from the bad ones (of which there are many).
Now, this doesn't mean they're totally dead after 34 days (it's a rough rule of thumb, and the rate slows as the battery becomes more dead), but they're pretty close to it.
Sanyo 2500's if you change them often. The Eneloops for long term slow discharge backups.
My Eneloops come off charger at ~1.43v, and are down to 1.35-1.38v the next day. But it'll take them maybe a year to get to 1.25v after that.
Regular NiMH discharge much faster. Basically you need to recharge them after a week if you need more than 1.20-1.25v.
Eneloops are worth the additional cost just for the lack of hassle. I bought 24 Eneloops in AA and AAA a year ago, all are still good. I highly recommend them.
The capacity ratings are exxagerated by all mfgs - they're practically meaningless. I have some 2700mah Sanyo non-LSD from Batteryspace, and they don't even last as long as the Eneloops rated at 2000mah. Go figure. Also, 2 of the 8 died within a week.
I got a lot of junk from Batteryspace on my last order 8 weeks ago - buyers beware.
I noticed Thomas Dist has AA eneloops @ 4 for $9.47 after coupon code. Best price I could find, even cheaper than buying 8 AAs.
My Dinotte works fine with eneloops, or anything else for that matter as long as 4s V> ~4.0v.
I also agree that the Eneloops seem to last as long as, if not more than the 2700mA batteries despite the fact that Eneloops only say 2000mA. My Fenix runs equally well on both and I can't notice a significant dropoff with the Eneloops compared to the others.
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FWIW, the lights around my house that aren't drained quickly use Eneloops.
Outside a lab with less care given them, the rate probably IS higher, but the link I provided showed a real world test where the rate was .7% per day. Since the LSD rate is simply low and not 0, given the 300-500mAh head start, it should take weeks at least for the non LSD to catch up. If your cells are loosing more than 25% capacity in the first day or two crystalline formations have taken over and it is time to discard them.
"NiMH cells historically had a somewhat higher self-discharge rate (equivalent to internal leakage) than NiCd cells. The self-discharge is 510% on the first day and stabilizes around 0.51% per day at room temperature."


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Whiteland Community High School sprinter Brandon Benson's track career might not have been fast out of the blocks, but it's found its groove in the home stretch.
A junior, Benson turned heads at Thursday's Columbus North Sectional with victories in the 100- and 200-meter dashes while also taking part in the Warriors' first-place 400-meter relay.
"Going into today I was thinking of scratching him in the 100, but a time of 10.91 (seconds) is a medal in the state finals," Whiteland coach Brandon Bangel said.
"Brandon is a kid who as a freshman ran over 12 seconds. He just keeps getting better and better. Brandon is such a hard worker, and it's paying dividends."
Johnson County athletes accounted for wins in 10 of the 16 events.
Benson's three blue ribbons were equaled by Center Grove senior Justin Veteto, who blazed a new sectional record of 14.06 seconds in the 110-meter high hurdles. The old mark had been held by former Center Grove hurdler Luke Swift, who ran a 14.33 in 2009.
Veteto also coasted to first place in the 300 lows in 37.81 seconds, narrowly missing since-graduated teammate Conner Stapleton's meet standard of 37.55 set in 2013, and anchored the winning 1,600 relay.
Columbus North celebrated the team championship with 116 points followed by Center Grove's 114. Next were Columbus East and Whiteland with 99.5 and 85 points, respectively.
While disappointed at the final outcome, Trojans coach Eric Moore liked what he saw from his athletes with the Connersville Regional taking place next Thursday.
"We were seeded third or fourth coming in, but we had a lot of guys who stepped up. Veteto got hurt during the 110 (trials), but there was no way he wasn't going to run the (1,600) relay," Moore said. "You've got to remember our (2011) state championship team didn't win sectional, either."
Center Grove's other individual triumph came through the efforts of junior Grant Stapleton, whose spirited burst over the final 60 meters enabled him to win the 800 in 1:56.46.
One of the night's best races saw David Dalton of Greenwood passing Columbus North's Kaden Eaton not once but twice in winning the 1,600-meter run in 4:16.15 to Eaton's 4:16.90.
Eaton held the lead through the first two laps, with Dalton surging ahead between Turns 2 and 3 on the third lap. Eaton rallied on the fourth and final lap on the back stretch, but Dalton's push with 100 meters remaining proved too much.
Dalton came back later to take second in the 3,200.
Benson flirted with history in the 100 with his time of 10.91 seconds. The sectional standard remains the 10.7 clocked in 1986, while Whiteland's school record remains Brad Higginbotham's 10.72.
Whiteland's 400 relay of Jesse Street, Matt Fernandez, Brandon Patterson and Benson impressed with a winning time of 43.25 seconds, with Center Grove's third-place effort also good for a regional berth.
Franklin junior Hunter Chadwell won high jump with a best of 6 foot, while Whiteland senior Cole Wuest, a third-place finisher in the sectional last year in the pole vault, won it this time around with a top height of 13-6.
The evening's first event saw three county teams advance to regional in the 3,200 relay.
Center Grove's quartet of Nathan Fill, Bradley Bennett, Reed Sauter and Grant Stapleton ran runner-up in a time of 8:18.67, followed by Franklin (8:22.31) and Whiteland (8:36.0).


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I know, I know…we just finished up with all of the Halloween festivities, but…it is time to get thinking about those annual Christmas cards! I must say I love to get Christmas cards in the mail and send them out as well. It is fun to see what friends and family are up to, especially when you don't see them often.
Well today, I have 5 digital card templates to share with you to get you started. Even if you just want to email or send a digital card, or add a card to facebook or your blog, these would be great. I used Photoshop Elements to make my cards. Below each card, there is a link to download the template for the card. {These templates should be used for Personal Use only please-Thank you} All of these cards are sized 5×7. Here are a couple of great tutorials on how to use a template in Photoshop:
Now on to the cards:
Card #1: Simple & Cute
Download link for Simple Horizontal Card: http://www.4shared.com/photo/gtQHt-6E/crafting_chicks_simple_horizon.html
Card#2: Vertical
Download Link for Vertical "warm holiday wishes" card: http://www.4shared.com/photo/bOs5m7aT/crafting_chicks_vertical_card.html
Card #3: Monogram Card
Download link for Monogram Card Template: http://www.4shared.com/photo/DFLinTun/crafting_chicks_monogram_card_.html
Card #4: Vertical With Snowflakes
Download Link for Vertical Card with Snowflakes template: http://www.4shared.com/photo/KU7Q6rTy/crafting_chicks_vertical_with_.html
Card #5: A Modern Twist
Download link for Modern Horizontal card Template: http://www.4shared.com/photo/ThL-QmIe/crafting_chicks_modern_card_te.html
I hope some of these can help you get started on your Christmas card. What ideas do you have for your Christmas cards this year?
Check back on Friday when Crafting Chick Kirsten will be sharing more Christmas card ideas.
xoxo Jamie
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Mindy Horne Says: November 2, 2010 at 10:32 am
I love these cards! My 2 favorites are the ones that are tiff files and not psd files so I can not use them for my cards. Could you please post the links for the psd files for #2 and #4?? These are really cute! I can have my cards finished for the next couple years!!!
Aubrey Says: November 2, 2010 at 11:44 am
Thanks for sharing!
Jody Says: November 2, 2010 at 8:57 pm
Cute!! Thanks for sharing!!
emilymcd Says: November 2, 2010 at 9:45 pm
So so darling! Thank you!
LoVe, LOvE, LOVE the polka dots!!! I'm sharing these on my FB fanpage, Pirates-n-Princesses.
Allison Says: November 3, 2010 at 8:14 am
I love love love all of these, but I don't have photoshop…is there any other way to add my pictures to it and still print it out and have it look good?
Shelly Says: November 8, 2010 at 12:07 pm
Thanks so much for sharing these! Do you usually print these at home or do you have a place you take them to get them printed?
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Love these cards, but I don't have PS, is there any other options for me?
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SherryG Says: November 24, 2010 at 8:43 am
I found your templates through Write Click Scrapbook today. I've downloaded them all because I have not taken the photo yet. I think it will be a tough decision; they are all gorgeous! Thanks for sharing your talent.
Karen G Says: November 25, 2010 at 5:26 pm
Thanks so much for the card templates. Very cute.
Angie Says: November 27, 2010 at 4:46 am
These are awesome & so fun. Thanks for sharing!
You gals AMAZE me! Seriously!!! Those cards are beautiful – thanks for the download… I liked #4 best!!! Oh, and I linked it to my "holiday cards" post too!!!
These are gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
thanks for adding the tutorial links for the pse dum dums like me!!! :0)
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Erica Says: November 22, 2011 at 5:59 pm
Where you get the digital papers for these?
I love the first template!!! I dont have photoshop is there another way for me to use this? Do you offer an option where you will inert our photo and email a jpg for a fee? THANKS!!!!
Kristine Says: November 26, 2011 at 2:36 pm
Cool site but I don't 4shared at all, ever!
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Courtney Says: November 30, 2011 at 3:09 pm
I love template #4: Vertical with Snowflakes. Do you have the psd file available for download? The tif file will not import into photoshop as layers. Thanks for sharing!
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Hello! I was trying to download your templates for the Christmas cards and it is coming up with an error and won't let me. I was wondering if you had any advice. They are nice cards. Thank you for your help and the cute templates. We just took our family pics tonight so I am excited to get them done.
Callie Says: November 11, 2012 at 9:39 pm
Thanks for these templates! They are beautiful and so much fun!
Alyssa Says: December 2, 2012 at 6:58 pm
Hi, I downloaded #2 and #4 and opened them up in Photoshop CS5, but the colours of the template don't show. I was wondering what the issue is? Thanks!!
Melissa Says: December 5, 2012 at 9:32 am
I really love your vertical snowflakes card design from 2010 but it has been deleted from your downloads. Can I still get this somehow?
Thank you for this great and very cute christmas templates.
I know this post is a few years old, but these are being pinned on pinterest, so I would recommend that you either re-upload the templates or remove the post. I would love to have a few of these, but they are no longer valid links.
Is there any way I can still download these?
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Shedding a tear the download links are no longer active for these adorable cards. Any chance that could change?? Email me if you update it!!
I would love to see these downloads be available again as well!
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Just wanted to add my two cents…would love to see these download links fixed!!! 🙂
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Hmmm, tricky one.
My children were superbly well behaved and I wouldn't have wanted to have been forced to sit amongst other families if we didn't want to.
We go PE now and we haven't been bothered by children, apart from crying babies but that's not too bad.
My thoughts exactly.Originally Posted by britchick, post: 251867
I've been more annoyed by adults on planes than children.


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Barbecue pork chops were in high demand Thursday at an annual fundraiser for two local charities.
The pork chops are usually gone before the event ends, but the Franklin Rotary Club was determined to have enough for everyone at this year's Jim Rhoades Memorial Hog Roast and ordered 100 extra, club member Cheryl Morphew said.
The Rotary Club conducts the event every year to raise money for local charities that give food to families in need. This year, the money raised will be split between the Good Cheer Fund and the InterChurch Food Pantry.
Organizer John Auld said the event raised $17,000 for the charities this past year, and he expected to raise about $14,000 this year.


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PORTLAND — Go figure.
The Portland Timbers didn't have their team captain. Then they lost a starting forward to a concussion — in warmups.
So, naturally, Portland went out on Wednesday and took it to the hottest team in Major League Soccer, getting goals from two defenders in a 3-0 triumph over the Los Angeles Galaxy.
Mike Chabala, Jorge Perlaza and Eric Brunner scored the goals, and the high-powered Galaxy generated few quality scoring chances.
In ending the Galaxy's 14-match unbeaten string, the Timbers seemed to rediscover the early-season Jeld-Wen Field magic. They won in front of the 18,627 Timbers faithful for the first time since May 21, a stretch of six home games.
The scoreline reflected the Timbers' performance. Portland outshot Los Angeles 15-8, including 9-0 in the first half. The Galaxy managed one shot on goal all night.
"We were dominated; we were beat," Galaxy coach Bruce Arena said. "I don't think there's any sophisticated analysis."
The Timbers played with confidence even though captain Jack Jewsbury sat out with a hamstring injury and forward Eddie Johnson was scratched from the starting lineup because of a concussion suffered during warm-ups.
"I think we showed a massive amount of character tonight," Portland coach John Spencer said, complimenting his team on the way it responded after Saturday's disappointing draw with Toronto F.C.
The first goal came in the 26th minute at the end of some patient Portland play in the attacking third.
Defender Mike Chabala scored it, striking the ball from just inside the penalty area off a feed from Darlington Nagbe.
The play started with Nagbe and Chabala exchanging passes near the left sideline. Nagbe eventually drifted to the inside, Chabala sent a pass down the left edge of the penalty area and Nagbe collected it near the goal line.
His diagonal return pass connected with Chabala, whose one-timer curled beyond the reach of goalkeeper Josh Saunders.
It was the first goal of the season for Chabala, the left back who came to Portland two weeks ago in a trade with Houston. It was the first assist of Nagbe's professional career.
The second Portland goal, in the 33rd minute, was opportunistic. Cooper controled a left wing throw-in with his chest and dropped a pass to Diego Chara.
Chara then directed the ball to his right, and into an open area right at the center of the 18-yard box. Jorge Perlaza ran past defender A.J. DeLaGarza and beat Saunders with a low drive.
Portland had a 2-0 halftime lead. But, after watching a 2-0 lead turn into a 2-2 draw last Saturday, this seemed far from decided.
"Obviously in the back of your mind you're thinking 'Oh no, here we go again. Can we keep (the lead),'" goalkeeper Troy Perkins said. "We came in at halftime and every person said the same thing: 'It's 0-0 now. We've got to go out and win it again.'"
The critical third goal, in the 68th minute, also was generated by some controlled attacking play by Nagbe and Chabala on the left wing that earned a corned kick. Eric Brunner cashed in with an emphatic header off of Sal Zizzo's cross.
"We put in a good work shift tonight, and we were rewarded," Brunner said.
Los Angeles played its stars, with Landon Donovan and David Beckham going the distance.
Both said the Galaxy got what they deserved.
"If you aren't ready to play in this league, you're going to get beat," Donovan said.
Beckham said Los Angeles was out-worked and outplayed by Portland.
"They looked like a good team," Beckham said of the Timbers. "They looked like a team that was passionate about winning."
Beckham served up several quality crosses, including one that Donovan nearly got to the end of in the opening minute of the second half. But Perkins was able to handle Beckam's service, and his only required saved was on a 70th minute shot from Juninho.
"I think we really made it tough for them to play early on," Perkins said. "They couldn't find their rhythm, and (were) forced to play long balls. On that surface, and with the guys that we had matched up was to our advantage."
Go figure.
• James Marcelin replaced Jewsbury in the holding midfield position. Jewsbury was ruled out after a Wednesday morning fitness test on his hamstring.
• Johnson was slated to start, but was hit in the head with a ball during warmups and was ruled out at the last minute. Kenny Cooper replaced Johnson and contributed six shots and an assist in what Spencer called Cooper's his best match as a Timber.


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Monte carlo biscuits
- 30 mins - 1 hour
- Easy
- Makes 28 filled biscuits
A classic combination of coconut biscuit sandwiched with raspberry jam and a creamy vanilla icing.
Monte carlo biscuits. Photo: Marina Oliphant
- 190g butter, at room temperature
- 1 tsp vanilla essence
- 125g brown sugar
- 1 large egg
- 150g self-raising flour
- 100g plain flour
- ½ tsp bicarb soda
- 75g dessicated coconut
- ½ cup raspberry jam
- For the cream filling
- 75g butter
- ½ tsp vanilla essence
- 2 tsp milk
- 190g icing sugar
Preheat oven to 180C.
Beat butter, vanilla and sugar with an electric mixer until just combined. Add egg and beat to combine.
Sift flours with bicarb soda and add to butter mixture in two batches, alternating with coconut. Mix well.
Roll two teaspoons of mixture into ovals, place on lined oven trays and flatten slightly with the back of a fork. Allow room for spreading.
Bake for seven minutes to 10 minutes. Remove and cool on trays for a few minutes to cool completely.
To make the filling, beat butter, vanilla , milk and icing sugar, in a small bowl until fluffy.
Place a small amount of raspberry jam on the flat side of one biscuit and spread some icing on the flat side of a similar-sized biscuit.
Sandwich biscuits together. Repeat with remaining biscuits.
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Cinema audio description is a fantastic service for people with sight loss. The normal film soundtrack comes through the cinemas surround sound speakers in the usual way, whilst a recorded narrator explains what's happening on screen - in gaps in the dialogue - through personal headphones. It's similar to listening to a cricket or football match on the radio - having the action described to you - but with added surround sound, which places you in the middle of the action.
Most popular cinema releases are now available with audio description tracks. Around half of UK cinemas have facilities to read these files, and screen audio described shows. There are tens of thousands of shows around the UK every week. Ask for an A.D. headset at the box office. The audio description is broadcast through personal headphones - only the wearer hears it.
If a cinema in your area does not offer access to its films, via audio description, please speak to the manager and request that the cinema does its best to provide an accessible service, to enable people with sight loss to enjoy the cinema experience. Usually the top ten films at any one time - the most popular films - are available to cinemas with an audio description track.
It's a lot simpler for cinemas to programme audio described (AD) shows these days. All digital-equipped cinemas have 'access' facilities built-in. AD can be turned on or off, like a DVD player or Sky box, for scheduled performances (as long as the film has an audio description track available). A narrated soundtrack is broadcast to wireless headphones, to enable people with sight loss to enjoy cinema.
In the UK, almost every multiplex cinema, and many smaller cinemas, regularly screen the latest popular releases with audio description - hundreds of thousands of shows weekly. UK film distributors ensure that most popular films are available to cinemas with audio description tracks. At any one time 9 or 10 of the weekly top ten have AD tracks. Over the last decade thousands of films have been made available, including almost all of the top ten films of each year. Some film distributors, including Disney and Warner Bros, ensure that ALL of their films are accessible to people with hearing or sight loss. Annually, around 85% of wide-release films (the most popular box office films) are released with subtitle and audio description tracks.
Please remind cinemas to include any accessible shows in their regular listings and mailing lists, and let the YourLocalCinema.com service know of future accessible shows - we can help publicise them, to help cinemas nationwide build regular, appreciative audiences for accessible shows.
The YourLocalCinema.com website makes it easier for people with hearing loss to find audio described shows in their locality.
Listings: http://www.yourlocalcinema.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
For the UK film industry, a commitment to diversity and inclusion is not just a social and legal responsibility. It aims to ensure that cinema is accessible to all, regardless of age or ability, by understanding and catering for audiences with disabilities and their diverse technological needs.
People expect shops, restaurants, car parks, cinemas etc. to be accessible to disabled people. Ramps, wheelchair spaces, toilets, loop systems and elevators enable people who need a little assistance to enjoy services. Films are expected to be accessible too.
People with hearing or sight loss are used to having subtitles and audio description on other film platforms - TV, DVD, Blu-Ray, online Netflix, iPlayer etc. In some countries, including North America and Australia, laws have been passed making it mandatory for cinemas to be equipped with 'personal' subtitle/audio description facilities to enable people with hearing or sight loss to enjoy films. It's likely that other countries will follow suit.
Audio description solutions are now available that can receive an audio description (AD) track via a standard headphone socket, so people with sight loss can use their own, familiar, regular headphones to experience the isolated narration track. (Rather than the current choice of cinema-supplied, over-the-ear phones, which can block out the 'regular' film soundtrack that's delivered via a cinemas surround speakers).
These 'access' features are invisible to the rest of the audience. Only the wearer/user hears the narration. In theory, any 'regular' show can also be an audio described show, making all shows inclusive. These solutions are currently being installed in hundreds of cinemas in North America and Australia.
'Personal' cinema access solutions for subtitles and audio description can enable UK cinemas to offer 100% access to people with hearing or sight loss. But only if film distributors provide 100% accessible content…
UK film distributors ensure that most POPULAR films are available to cinemas with audio description tracks. At any one time 9 or 10 of the weekly top ten have AD tracks. The largest distributors ensure that 100% of their films are accessible. Last year more than 150 films were shown in UK cinemas with audio description. But overall, only around 75% of wide-release titles (the most popular box office titles) are provided to cinemas with AD tracks annually.
Ideally, people with hearing or sight loss would be offered the same choice of cinema releases as everyone else. The only way to totally eliminate exhibitor & distributor scheduling woes, and placate public anger, is to ensure that all cinemas AND films are accessible. Ubiquitous access.
Accessible shows benefit not just our ageing society, but people of all ages with hearing or sight loss. Every day another 100 people start to lose their sight (RNIB). Overall it is estimated that almost ten million people in the UK have some level of hearing loss, and about two million have significant sight loss. With ageing, loss of some hearing or sight is inevitable. Access to film via captions/subtitles and audio description is something that we may all appreciate eventually.
Subtitles/captions and audio description enable people with hearing or sight loss to enjoy, rather than endure the cinema experience. Subtitles/captions are displayed along the bottom of the screen and include the spoken text as well as descriptions of sounds such as 'door creaks', 'footsteps approaching', or 'gunshot'. Audio description is a recorded narration, delivered through wireless headphones, which explains, during gaps in the dialogue, what is happening on screen. For many, cinema is not the out of bounds social activity of the past, but is now a very accessible, welcoming, exciting, day or night out with family or friends.
"SEE the dialogue! HEAR the action! It's the accessible cinema experience!"
Accessible cinema provides social benefits such as equality, inclusion and community integration. It has made a huge difference to the lives of cinema-goers with hearing or sight loss. The positive feedback received from those helped provides the motivation to continue our work. Here's some feedback from people who have discovered - or rediscovered - the joys of cinema-going, thanks to audio description - judge for yourself what a difference it makes:
"Last night I thoroughly enjoyed a film for the first time in my life. The film was Gravity. I had heard it "looks fantastic", "amazing visuals", 'spectacular", all descriptions that are not very useful to person with severe sight loss. But I'm a space-buff, I just had to catch it on a huge screen. I've seen IMAX space films before I lost my sight, so kind of knew what to expect. For Gravity, all I could see on the cinema screen were black and white blobs and mis-shapes of various sizes. But that's more than I can usually see in a film. The contrast of the white suits of the astronauts floating around the black of space made the film clearer than any I've seen in a long time. But without the audio description explaining what was going on the story, with its many long dialogue-free scenes would have been lost on me. It was absolutely gripping. I was on the edge of my seat! I really felt like I was up there with the characters. It was a wonderful experience"
More feedback here: http://www.yourlocalcinema.com/adquote.html
The YourLocalCinema.com listings website & information service is a multi-award winning, non-profit social enterprise. It is fully supported & sponsored by the cream of the UK film industry. Full list of sponsors here: http://www.yourlocalcinema.com/sponsors.html
YourLocalCinema.com specialises in accessible cinema and has more than a decade of experience in audience development. With the aid of a very popular website and social media, the service encourages people with hearing or sight loss to attend cinema shows, and assists them in doing so. It only takes one or two clicks for people with hearing or sight loss to find all accessible shows in their locality. Once located, people simply bookmark their local page and check it weekly.
Weekly email/social media reminders inform thousands of people nationwide of accessible screenings and help to spread awareness of accessible cinema far and wide. The website ranks No. 1 on 'Google' for many relevant search terms such as 'audio described cinema'.
YourLocalCinema.com provides a valuable service to the UK film industry by gathering and maintaining up-to-date market intelligence on accessible films, screenings and audiences in the UK. It provides information and statistics on technological advancements, distribution, exhibition and audience development, to help the industry better understand the economic and social context of accessible cinema, to aid development of policy and strategy.
YourLocalCinema.com is proud to work alongside colleagues in film distribution, cinema exhibition, technology companies and groups representing people with hearing or sight loss, to help ensure that the cinema experience can be enjoyed by all. Enabling people less fortunate than ourselves to enjoy cinema can be very fulfilling - knowing that a deaf or blind child can follow the latest superhero or animated adventure on the big screen with their friends makes one feel good.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.yourlocalcinema.com/ad.html
Twitter: http://twitter.com/yourlocalcinema/favorites
Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/FacebookYourlocalcinema
Cinema schedules can change. YourLocalCinema.com can take NO RESPONSIBILITY for postponed or cancelled shows. Please check with the ACTUAL cinema or cinemas website before you plan a visit. We recommend that you should always request confirmation that a show is definitely on.
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Anybody here ever done the riding portion of a triathlon on a mountain bike?
I ask because I have signed up for the Mrs. T's Chicago Sprint Triathlon at the end of August and I was looking for any tips anyone may have for me.
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BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles intend to lighten the workload of prized rookie starter Zach Britton in an effort to extend his availability into September.
Manager Buck Showalter said Sunday that he will move the left-hander back this week, from Tuesday to either Friday or Saturday in Washington.
The 23-year-old Britton is 6-4 with a 3.18 ERA over 13 starts.
Showalter says he wants to conserve Britton, who already has thrown 82 innings and has never pitched more than 154 since being drafted in 2006.
Showalter says, "We have X number of innings we want Zach to pitch. We don't want to shut him down in August."
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That's very beautiful! Did you draw the mountain range using the Bryce tools or did you build it in another modeller and import it? I really like them.
Looks very good so far! Not a great fan of the lens effect though.
I've no idea how to use Bryce but the results are very pretty. I imagine you could make a wonderful interactive map from something like this.
Looks great. Are there tutorials for this?
I think you have a lake in the mountains to the right (east?) that climbs up the mountain sides. Is that fixable?


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Lyrics on Stoops site embarrassing for OU
NORMAN — Buried deep within some of the highlight videos of bobstoops.com, a Web site I didn't even know existed until the weekend, were some lyrics of interest. An example: "....my bullets and lugers, I put 'em deep in your neck." Oops. Quite embarrassing for Stoops and OU football and the university itself, coming only 10 days after prized recruit Josh Jarboe was dismissed from the squad for mocking, in a YouTube rap video, his gun conviction of a few months back. The irony lands largest on Stoops, because it's his name on the shingle, though he didn't post the lyrics, didn't OK them and no doubt would need to do a double-take listening just to understand them. Someone sure didn't protect Stoops' or OU's interest when they posted such lyrics, which were removed Monday, after they were brought to the attention of Sooner athletic director Joe Castiglione. "Obviously, we'll play closer attention," said Stoops. "Expressions of violence aren't what we want to promote." Doesn't even need to be said. Stoops made that clear when he cut loose Jarboe, who pled guilty last spring to bringing a gun to his high school campus. That's why this is no double standard; Stoops should lose his job when he sticks a handgun in his waistband and goes to work. But again, this is embarrassing, and here's part of the embarrassment: The OU staff members involved in the production of the video saw no problem in using lyrics related to guns and drugs, not to mention racial and sexual terms that would offend 95 percent of the population. Very poor decision. But easy to understand why the decision was made. It works. It draws the audience bobstoops.com hopes to draw. High school boys. That's the sobering lesson here. This stuff is what kids listen to. As the Jarboe case showed, college athletics is a clash of cultures. Behavior or speech or even musical preference that could alienate university boosters does not register as wrong with many scholarship athletes. Lyrics that were Strike 2 on Jarboe and sitting on Stoops' Web site blare from stereos on every roadway in America. Castiglione doesn't want to sound like a square. Doesn't want to sound like the parents of his youth who were outraged at rock 'n' roll. But he also wonders how far it will go. "Why do we see the kinds of commercials during the Olympics that promote violent television shows?" Joe C. asked. "Why do we see video games that promote carjacking as a means of entertainment, only to see the clarification at the end, rated for teenagers and older? "I don't know the answer to it." Sometimes the answer is not with the kids. Sometimes it's with the adults who don't have their ears and eyes open. The Hornets were in Oklahoma City for two years to rave reviews. Every single Hornet game at the Ford Center opened with a prayer from a local minister. And the Hornets trotted onto the court with Jay-Z's "Bring 'Em Out, Bring 'Em Out" blaring. Lost in the euphoria of Chris Paul and Desmond Mason appearing on stage were the lyrics of that song: "It's hard to yell when the barrel's in ya mouth." Unacceptable lyrics for a public forum. Just as "bullets and lugers, I put 'em deep in your neck" are unacceptable lyrics for a Web site bearing Bob Stoops' name. OU has got to be more diligent. So must we all.


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by Anonymous / 01/06/2013 at 8:06am / United States (Florida) / Intimacy
Today, my boss "borrowed" my prescription sunglasses off my desk. She crashed her car because they made her dizzy, and thinks I should pay for the damages. FML
by whateven / 01/08/2013 at 12:45pm / United States (Pennsylvania) / Work
Today, instead of the traditional midnight kiss, my husband handed me divorce papers. FML
by Sarah / 01/01/2013 at 10:15am / United States / Miscellaneous
Today, I was asked out by a friend of mine. He's a doctor and works at a prestigious hospital, so thinking we would eat somewhere special, I got all dressed up. We ended up eating at his hospital's cafeteria, because he gets a small employee discount. FML
by wowthanks / 01/11/2013 at 2:37pm / United States (California) / Love
Today, I walked into my mother's house to find that she had knitted clothes for some of the household appliances. The toaster was wearing a dress. FML
by anon / 01/13/2013 at 10:00pm / United States (Ohio) / Miscellaneous
Today, I had a fight with my boyfriend over a girl he is close to. He later arrived with flowers for what I thought was an apology. He was actually breaking up with me; the flowers were for her, he just didn't want to leave them in the car. FML
by damn / 01/04/2013 at 9:08am / Australia (New South Wales) / Love
Today, my boyfriend and I decided to try some "prolonging gel" to help him last longer between the sheets. Surprisingly, it worked, and he lasted 3 times longer than usual. I can now enjoy 4 whole minutes of sex. FML
by Anonymous / 01/11/2013 at 12:17am / United States (Mississippi) / Intimacy
Today, I paused the movie my girlfriend and I were watching and told her, for the first time, that I loved her. Her response was to stare at me silently for a few seconds before unpausing the film. FML
by Anonymous / 01/03/2013 at 6:43am / Australia (New South Wales) / Love
Today, my husband and I finally agreed on something: marriage counseling. FML
by Anonymous / 01/12/2013 at 10:28am / Australia (New South Wales) / Love
Today, while on a first date with a charming guy, I excused myself to the bathroom. I tried to bring my purse along, since my pads were in there, and mother nature was calling. He vehemently insisted that I leave my purse, in case I was planning on stiffing him on the bill. FML
by but i make different stiffies / 01/04/2013 at 7:33pm / United States (Colorado) / Love
Today, marks the sixth day in a row that my mum has called me to discuss my upcoming wedding. She's obsessed and has intimidated the actual planner I hired into going along with her plans. She's slipped up twice already and accidentally referred to it as her own wedding. Just great. FML
by fuck you, mum / 01/11/2013 at 5:19pm / United Kingdom / Love


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Halang-Halang Recipe
This is a Visayan chicken dish. Most dish from that region has coconut milk in their cooking. Actually it is ginataang manok or chicken stew with coconut milk known in most part of Luzon.
1 chicken, cut into serving pieces
1 tablespoon ginger, crushed
1 small green papaya, peeled and sliced into 2 inch slices
2 cups thin coconut milk
1 cup sili leaves
How to cook halang halang:
- In a large casserole, put together chicken, ginger.
- Put in enough water just to cover chicken.
- Simmer over low fire, when chicken is almost tender, add papaya.
- When papaya is cooked, pour in the coconut milk, add siling labuyo, silk leaves and season with salt and pepper.
- Makes 6 portions.


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The current population of Carson County is 6,144 with the median age of 41. Carson County's median household income is $65,739, and the average household net worth is $397,566.
|Carson County
|United States
|Median Household Income
|Average Household Net Worth
|Median Age
|41 years
|33 years
|37 years
Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Carson County by age group. In Carson County, the male-to-female ratio is 3,082:3,062, which is 2% higher than the ratio of Texas, which is 13,467,144:13,630,076. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Carson County, has 76% less property crime than Texas, and is 71% below the nation's average. Carson County, has 55% less personal crime than Texas and when compared to that of United States, Carson County is 51% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Carson County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Carson County, 84% of people are married and 16% of people are single. The percent of people married is 12% higher than the ratio of Texas, which is 72%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Carson County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Carson County is $65,739, which is 26% higher than that of Texas ($52,130). Income data for Carson County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Carson County. In Carson County, 21% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 23% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 6% lower than that of Texas. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.