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Mitchell surely has the better looking cock of the two! Dick Masters´ cock has such a ridiculously small cockhead in proportion to his length and that is not very beautiful! Hot fucking though!
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I apologize if my remarks about Dick Masters' dick offended anyone. I had no idea he'd died, and so long ago too. A real handsome man. I should have read the other remarks first. And Brad Mitchell's always been one of my "vintage" favorites. All around good looks and a big beautiful dick.
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Dick Masters died about 20 years ago of testicular cancer, I do believe. The bottom's name is Brad Mitchell.
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Sweet, crunchy and indulgent. For the sweet tooth in us all. Time does not include cooling or freezing times. Allow 8 hours in total to make this recipe.
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Ice Cream
- 300 ml cream, whipped
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 120 g caster sugar
- 1⁄4 cup water
- 2 eggs
- 400 g caster sugar
- 500 ml golden syrup
- 1 tablespoon baking soda
- 200 g butter
- 100 g brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons golden syrup
- 200 ml thickened cream
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- 1⁄4 cup water
- 1 teaspoon vinegar
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- Line base of a 28cm fluted tart tin with a removable base with freezer wrap and spray with oil.
- Whip cream and vanilla until peaks form, cover and refrigerate.
- Combine sugar and water in saucepan and stir over low heat until dissolved.
- Increase heat and cook without boiling until hard boil stage.
- Beat eggs until pale and thick.
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- Fold whipped cream and honeycomb into egg mixture and pour into prepared tin.
- Cover and freeze for 5 hours.
- Melt butter in deep saucepan, add sugar, golden syrup and stir until sugar dissolves.
- Stir in cream and simmer for 10 mins, cool to room temp and refrigerate.
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- Combine all 3 ingredients in saucepan and stir until gold, pour on flat tray and set.
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Bill Moseley (Rob Zombie s HALLOWEEN, THE DEVIL S REJECTS) stars as a smiling maniac named Mr. Suitcase . With a briefcase full of razorblades, he crashes a homecoming get-together for Claire (Lindley Evans) and forces the partygoers to identify people they hate. Soon, a black-hooded supernatural killer is loose killing each person identified by the teens and the terrified friends realize they may also be viciously murdered because Tim (Matt Lero) awkwardly joked that he hated everyone at the party, too! As the corpses pile up and the body parts fly, the kids enlist the help of a crazed chili loving militia man who can give them the weapons they need to stay alive!
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No other magazine takes it place - Gourmet Traveller makes you feel sick at the excesses of the super-wealthy, Delicious is so formulaic and boring, Donna Hay is repetitive in it's style and range of recipes. Only Feast sparkled with fresh new ideas every time. I really, really miss my subscription.
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Bring back Feast - Kept looking on the shelf wondering why it wasn't there. So many mags full of nothing but ads Feast was a stand out from the crowd. It has my support if it ever comes back. A joy to read.
Feast was one magazine that should have been supported. It was truly representative of cuisine in Australia. A wonderful celebration of our multicultural heritage. I miss it, and am appalled to have been given a subscription to Home Beautiful as a substitute, without notification or discussion. I would like the remainder of my subscription to go to SBS as a donation.
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To The Editor: In reference to last Sunday's article about higher vehicle taxes, I'll agree with Mr. Stepp that the people of Henderson County are taxed more than any other county in the state.
It seems that the "leaders" of our county are so busy with tourists, they have forgotten that there are a lot of working people and poor people who still live in Henderson County.
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Cast: Dave Hardman, Nancy Vee, Baily (I), Nikki Arizona, Blake Mitchell, Candi Connor
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Jim Powers lends a voyeuristic angle as he spies with a telescope on neighborly sex: Blake Mitchell and Baily indulging in a girl/girl and Dave Hardman walking Candi Connor's "doggie." The best scene is a video interview with Nikki Arizona that finishes with a d.p. The auditions with Nancy Vee and Candi doing the production crew via hot tub where Nancy gets a pizza rammed up her snatch! Nasty stuff, pizza!


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Lolo Peak
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|Lolo Peak
Lolo Peak
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|9,143 ft (2,787 m) NAVD 88[1]
|739 ft (225 m) [1]
|46°40′29″N 114°14′40″W / 46.6746455°N 114.2445556°WCoordinates: 46°40′29″N 114°14′40″W / 46.6746455°N 114.2445556°W [2]
Missoula, Montana
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|Rocky Mountains
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Lolo Peak is in Missoula County, Montana, United States. It is southwest of Missoula, Montana.
The name "Lolo" probably evolved from "Lou-Lou", a pronunciation of "Lawrence," a French-Canadian fur trapper killed by a grizzly bear and buried at Grave Creek. The first written evidence of the name "Lolo" appears in 1831 when Hudson's Bay Company fur trader John Work refers in his journal to Lolo Creek as "Lou Lou." In an 1853 railroad survey and map, Lieutenant John Mullan spelled the creek and trail "Lou Lou." However, by 1865 the name was shortened to Lolo and is currently the name of a national forest, town, creek, mountain peak, mountain pass and historic trail in west central Montana.
See also[edit]
- Lolo (disambiguation)
- ^ a b "Lolo Peak, Montana". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved 2013-01-29.
- ^ "Lolo Peak". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. Retrieved 2013-01-29.
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After hearing a couple of my ski buddies talking about this "hidden gem" I finally found the time to drive out here on one of my trips to the aspen area. While I thought the mountain had a great family friendly vibe and the crowds were no where to be found, it was hard to overlook the lifts.
The 4 lifts on Sunlight are old, and simply put there is no fast way up the mountain. So while having no lines is a plus, it doesn't make much of a difference when the ride times make up the difference. The Upper Glades and Zephyr glades were a lot of fun and I was pleasantly suprised with how the ski patrol monitor the expert terrain. But there are a lack of solid long intermediate cruisers. The long top to bottom beginner trails can be great fun but I found that you get through most of what Sunlight has to offer pretty quickly.
This is a fun little mountain if you are tired of the crowds at Aspen for a day, but I would much rather make the extra hike to a mountain like Crested Butte, which has top notch lifts and has no lift lines if I wanted to really avoid the crowds. Also, I am not sure how the terrain park rating is so high for Sunlight. My kids unanimously thought it was one of the poorer terrain parks they had experienced.
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Children are more likely than adults to get an environmental illness, because they are still developing. Also, some ways that children behave, such as crawling and putting things in their mouths, can expose them to dangerous substances. Children in urban areas are most affected by environmental illnesses. The prevalence and number of deaths from asthma is highest among poor urban children. Because of their exposure to pollutants, allergens, cigarette smoke, pesticides, lead, and toxins in our environment, research shows that children may be increasingly affected by:
- Asthma. In the past 15 years, the number of children with asthma has more than doubled. Now, more than 7 million children younger than 18 have this disease.1 Each year asthma accounts for about 14 million missed school days.2
- Childhood cancer. From 1975 to 1990, the number of children with cancer increased, but the childhood cancer rate has stayed the same since 1990. Leukemias and central nervous system tumors are the most common types of cancer in children.2
- Developmental disorders. Some developmental disabilities in children can be caused by infections or exposure to toxic chemicals before or after birth.
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- Air pollution. Air pollutants found indoors and outdoors may harm the lungs of children and lead to breathing problems, such as asthma. Some substances that might cause problems include pesticides, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and ozone.2
- Lead. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 1 out of 20 children in the United States has elevated levels of lead in his or her blood, which can cause developmental problems. The most common sources of lead are lead-based paint, dust, toy jewelry, and some imported toys. In 2007, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) found high lead content in many children's toys and jewelry made in other countries. For a complete list of recalled products, see the CPSC website at www.cpsc.gov.
- Pesticides. There are more than 1,055 substances used as pesticides in the U.S.3 Children can get exposed to pesticides in food, from products used in the house or on yards or parks, and in water. Problems that can be caused by pesticide exposure include skin rashes, nerve damage, and cancer. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children have as little exposure to pesticides as possible.4
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: an eruption or inflammation of the skin <This is especially true for those who have acne and are desperate to stop breakouts without taking prescription antibiotics …—Stacie Stukin, The Los Angeles Times, 9 July 2007> <Because stress can throw your hormones out of balance, it can make normal sebaceous glands produce oil at an increased rate, causing breakouts.—Harper's Bazaar, May 1981>
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Contract design and insurance fraud: An experimental investigation
This paper investigates the impact of insurance contract design on the behavior of filing fraudulent claims in an experimental setup. We test how fraud behavior varies for insurance contracts with full coverage, a straight deductible or variable premiums (bonus-malus contract). In our experiment, filing fraudulent claims is a dominant strategy for selfish participants, with no psychological costs of committing fraud. While some people always commit fraud, a substantial share of people only occasionally or never defraud. In addition, we find that deductible contracts may be perceived as unfair and thus increase the extent of claim build-up compared to full coverage contracts. In contrast, bonus-malus contracts with variable insurance premiums significantly reduce the filing of fictitious claims compared to both full coverage and deductible contracts. This reduction cannot be explained by monetary incentives. Our results indicate that contract design significantly affects psychological costs and, consequently, the extent of fraudulent behavior of policyholders.
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Published: Friday, August 15, 2008 at 5:30 p.m.
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THIBODAUX A master drainage plan for Lafourche Parish, which has long been a topic saved for winning points during election season but never seen the light of day afterward, inched closer to becoming a key part of the parish's flood protection.
And it comes courtesy of south Lafourche native Mike Cuneo, who has no official connection to government.
A master plan, as its generally referred to, is a parishwide map of drainage intended to help prevent new or repaired ditches from moving floodwaters into another neighbor-hood.
Councilman Daniel Lorraine credited Cuneo with devising the plan, shortly after he presented it at Tuesdays council meeting to parish officials, who praised the idea.
The plan, Cuneo acknowledges, is a simple one.
But its the first to begin taking flight in Lafourche Parish history which has long piecemealed its drainage in small portions that can lead to problems elsewhere that wouldnt cost millions of taxpayer dollars.
Sometimes the solution to problems is very simple its right in front of you, Cuneo said.
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Apple Mail is a free product that comes with every Mac and OS X operating system disc. This is both a strength and a weakness. Apple Mail is a fairly simple email client, which means that it is easy to use in most respects. On the other hand, it has some idiosyncrasies that can make it feel limiting and frustrating at times. The ebook Take Control of Apple Mail in Snow Leopard by Take Control Ebooks from Tidbits Publishing, Inc., by author Joe Kissell, can help make using Apple Mail both easy and productive.
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This morning on my way to work, I was listening to the latest iPhone Alley podcast, and the podcasters had a brief discussion about how each of them handled email. It's a topic that gets brought up in many circles and with great frequency, because managing email can be a huge chore. When I had just the MacBook Pro, it wasn't really an issue. Then my brother amazed me with a hand-me-down Mac Pro, and as I used it more and more, I realized that syncing mail through .Mac (later MobileMe) and using Apple Mail wasn't cutting it. It didn't address the issue of mail saved in folders, and there were lots of problems. The more I researched it, the more I realized I was wasting a lot of time trying to deal simply with a problem that seemed a lot more complicated than necessary.
Then my brother sent me an email message with a word in it that changed my whole outlook (no really bad pun intended) on email. MailPlane. That was the word. It was his answer to my question about how he handled email. "But that's a Gmail wrapper," I said. "That means you're leaving all your mail in the cloud." "Yep," he replied. And thus began my own questioning about the nature of email, how I use it, and how I should use it.
I'm not going to write an essay here on the merits of online versus offline mail storage. But using Gmail and letting it deal with everything makes a lot of sense, so I would like to make a couple comments about it. First off, let's get the privacy and security issue out of the way. The feds are already able to scan all your email. This is no secret. Given the fact that any ISP in the country will hand over whatever the feds want, whenever they want it, you may as well forget the notion that downloading your email using POP3 and only saving local copies buys you much in terms of privacy or security. Secondly, IMAP is still a remote to local sync technology. So having Gmail as your mail solution and not using any mail client at all gets around both of those issues. But if you're like me, you probably don't really enjoy having the browser be your email client either. It's not quite the same thing doing email in a mail client and doing email through web mail. That's where MailPlane comes in.
MailPlane basically functions as a wrapper for Gmail. It takes the Gmail web interface and puts a Mac window around it, complete with a toolbar containing various buttons for functions such as navigation between email messages, composing a new email, selecting an address from your Mac address book, and more.
It takes a little use of the app before the beauty of this sinks in. First off, you get integration to your Mac's address book, as well as media libraries such as your iPhoto library, iTunes library, and movies on your hard drive, for easy email attachment. In fact, MailPlane supports drag and drop file insertion. The address book integration is very nice. I've never done much with my contacts list in Gmail. I have an address book on my Mac and it syncs to all my computers and devices nicely thanks to MobileMe. And thanks to MailPlane's handling of address book contacts, I haven't had to change that thinking to use MailPlane at all.
The file handling with the Media button for quickly finding and attaching files from your computer is nice, as is the drag and drop. When you drag and drop a picture onto an email you are composing, for example, it gives you a dialog with options for how you want the image optimized. When you're done with that, it uploads it and attaches it. You can also tell it to use those settings as your default settings.
Probably the nicest thing for me personally, and the one that made using Gmail without a traditional mail client a real option for me is that MailPlane handles multiple accounts very nicely. You can have as many Gmail accounts as you like, and switch between them by using the accounts drawer. Just double-click on the account you want, and you'll be in that account's inbox. You can have the account info stored in the keychain and it will really be just like moving between mail accounts in Apple Mail, or whatever your previous mail client was. Smooth and easy. Much better than dealing with multiple Gmail accounts in the browser.
There are also a bunch of other little niceties, such as how it works with Gmail's labels for organizing your email. I won't go into all those here, but the web site (http://mailplaneapp.com/) has screencasts and examples which point these out.
There are a few glitches, but I think those might be partly due to Gmail itself rather than MailPlane. Sometimes you might switch to one of your accounts and find it never loads, so you jump back and forth a couple times before it does. However, this type of delay seems to happen periodically with Gmail in the browser also. And sometimes you'll read your emails in your inbox, go to move them to another folder or delete them, and the action never seems to finish. Then you'll notice when you go back to that account that it still shows the emails as unread. Again, I have seen similar oddities with Gmail through the browser directly, so I'm not really sure if it's Gmail or MailPlane that is at fault. It's annoying when it happens, but it's not frequent enough for me to get angry at it. Therefore I rate it at an anger level of 0.5, which takes away from a perfect 5 rating, leaving me at a 4.5.
MailPlane has changed my entire mindset about email. I no longer deal with sync issues between computers. I no longer worry about managing local copies of everything. If you can wrap your brain around having your email in the cloud, or even if you just have a few Gmail accounts you want to manage in addition to some other email accounts that you do deal with through a regular email client, MailPlane makes things smooth and easy for you, just like using a regular email client. I recommend it to any heavy Gmail user on the Mac.
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Back in January I reviewed Equinux's Stationery Pack software which adds over 100 stationery templates to Apple's Mail program. Well, Equinux has recently released Stationery Pack 2, and if you are hooked on stationery in your email, and Stationery Pack 1 is not enough for you, Stationery Pack 2 might be worth checking out.
Stationery Pack 2 adds another 122 templates to mail. Within these 122 templates are variations on most templates bring the total to 660! Some templates have over 80 variations. The templates might vary in color, or the imagery might change. Below is a bowling template with its four variations.
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One of the upgrades that I looked most forward to for my business was Apple's new Mail Stationery feature. I've always wanted a way to send graphic emails as opposed to simple text-based letters. I've tried using various programs – both web-based and 3rd party applications, but all of them were too time consuming for simply creating a few graphic personal or business letters that I wanted to do right within my Mail application.
Image heavy/graphic HTML emails, however, can be a turn off for some computer users who may have low storage email accounts. And recipients of rich text emails may not always get the email has it was originally formatted. But graphic emails are often more appealing for certain types of letters and information. I would say nearly 80% of the emails I receive these days have graphic content. A well done attractive email with graphic content can often get the message across ten times faster than mere words. It's like the old adage says, a picture speaks a thousand words. One the other hand, a poorly done graphic email can also be a turn off for many readers because it's weight down with graphic and obscuring the point of the message.
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Hanging your hat on BBY turnaround on level playing field if ALL states with sales tax are applied online? Currently, that's in place in Texas. Most items (Like accessories) are still cheaper online with the tax, including BBY's own website, because they don't have the overhead! Once you people learn that BIG BOX ELECTRONICS BBY (stores) will have few items to compete with and biz model is DEAD AND can understand the difference between them and your Home Depots, Costcos, Walmarts, Krogers, Targets, Costcos, blah blah, maybe that light bulb will go off in your head? : )
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Shoot me (stand in line longs. lol) if I hear anymore about "expert advice" at stores! What far reaching propaganda that is when you can get that online advice without upsell and bias. That's BBY grasping at straws for nothing else to hold on to.
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Didn't you mother love you enough? didn't she take you to BBY to glance at those nice TVs store? Didn't your daddy buy you a nice big juicy sucker candy when you were little gal? you seem owefully bitter
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BBY and AMZN just taxed me 8.25% on a order! How dare they!! I could have spent $30 more at the store and got the same tax! I could have spent $5 on fuel for my SUV to get there and back and got the same tax! I could have spent another $5 returning one of the defective items and got the same tax! This online taxation sure is a pain!!!
The desperation card "taxation" argument is humorous. Forget Amazon from the equation. Some posters still don't understand that BBY online is able to sell most goods cheaper due to lack of overhead their stores have. Do some comparison shopping yourselves. Shall we revisit the HDMI cable for starters?
As the tide of ignorance recedes, the exposure of a DEAD BUSINESS MODEL is on the sand. BIG BOX ELECTRONICS IS DYING. Company says so. Simple.: )


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An exotic inferno of sex and voodoo.
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Italian genre movies always tend to be pretty strict in their definition. Westerns have their tropes, as do gialli, as do their version of the zombie movie, and the lines are never really crossed. Their erotic cinema, a genre of its own for a while, is a little different, though. Often, as seen in the string of Black Emmanuelle movies (I know that some of those are technically Greek, but the principle is the same, so shut up), there are elements of other genre movies bled in to give it an actual story. But some stand without a genre and those are the really weird ones. With its lurid poster and voodoo trappings, The Snake God seems like a natural erotic horror picture. In reality, the film doesn't have a place anywhere, leaving it a strange forgettable enigma.
Paola (Nadia Cassini, Starcrash) and her older husband arrive on a Caribbean island to live on his plantation, but she isn't satisfied by her husband or the promise of fun in the sun. While he ignores her, Paola befriends Stella (Beryl Cunningham, Screamers), a teacher on the island. Stella teaches her all about her voodoo religion, even taking her to meet her shaman, who gives her an amulet and a cryptic message. Soon, Bernard is dead and she is being stalked by a snake, not to kill her it seems, but to deliver her true love into her arms.
There really isn't much plot to The Snake God. Mostly, it's an exercise to get Nadia Cassini and Beryl Cunningham rolling around on beds and beaches in various stages of undress. In that, director Piero Vivarelli (Satanik) succeeds admirably. They are an extremely attractive pair and he frames them very nicely within the Caribbean landscape. What they say makes no difference; they talk about little more than the search for love and it gets boring really fast. Viewers who are sitting through these conversations waiting for some kind of sexy payoff are in for a disappointment, too. The best they'll get is a voodoo dance scene, but it never goes beyond some writhing around and a little bit of skin.
As an aesthetic exercise, The Snake God does work pretty well, both for the aforementioned natural beauty on display and for Vivarelli's strange and off-putting shooting style. Off-kilter angles and odd editing choices add tension to the movie where it may not really belong, but is a welcome addition to the story, which is completely forgettable.
Because it's not that the movie is badly written or plotted, it's just plain boring. Were it not for the aesthetics, The Snake God would have absolutely nothing going for it. As it stands, there's not much, but there's probably enough going on with that side to give aficionados a reason to check it out, which essentially everyone else is safe to steer clear of the movie.
Mondo Macabro's DVD release for The Snake God does the movie fair justice. The 2.35:1 anamorphic image looks surprisingly good, with sharp detail and solid black levels for a standard definition transfer. It's bright and colorful, showing off the lovely landscapes very nicely. It isn't perfect; there's a little bit of dust and damage here and there on there on the print, but it's never distracting and, all in all, quite a good looking image. The sound isn't anything special, but it's a serviceable mono mix without much hissing or popping to deter from solid musical score and the ever-so-compelling dialog.
Extras are a slim bunch. The only significant feature on the disc is a fifteen minute interview with Vivarelli, who is funny talking about his career and his enduring love of marijuana. It's not an essential listen, but it's amusing enough. Otherwise, all we have is some text production information and a trailer.
The Snake God isn't a particularly compelling movie, but it's just weird enough that fans of mildly erotic Italian cult cinema will probably want to have a look. To them, it's recommended; nobody else will likely make it through the first half hour and, truthfully, though there are things to like about the movie, they really aren't missing all that much.
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Loudspeaker Litz Wire
Studies of loudspeaker components most often concentrate on the functions that add or detract from the acoustically measurable performance aspects of loudspeakers - such as cones, suspensions, or magnet and motor assemblies. On the other hand, application of litz wire into the loudspeaker design is not well documented. Yet the litz wire has a profound impact on reliability and has a propensity to cause problems such as unacceptable extraneous noise. After a review of classical theory on the vibration of strings, bars and elasticity one will surmise that understanding the vibration of litz wire is not trivial. This paper reviews a loudspeaker case study and the ramifications of using behaved and not so well behaved litz wire.
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Frankie Jan Shields Fincher, 62, of Amarillo died Tuesday, April 10, 2012.
Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday in Llano Cemetery with the Rev. Shane Nease officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. Arrangements by Cox Funeral Home, 4180 Canyon Drive.
Frankie Jan was born May 31, 1949, in Paducah to Jessie Clyde and Dilender Vaughn Shields. She, along with three sisters and two brothers, grew up on the family farm near Delwin, located about 14 miles southwest of Paducah.
She married Rodney Keeling with whom she had a daughter, Brandy; two sons, Rodney and Billy; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She later married Brian D. Fincher in June 2000. She also had three stepchildren, Tammy, Duv and Destry.
Frankie enjoyed animals. Up until her illness in 2006, she was a professional dog groomer in Canyon and Amarillo.
The family would like to thank the staff at Kirkland Court Health and Rehabilitation Center in Amarillo and Hospice Care of the Southwest for their concern and care for Frankie.
Survivors include her husband, Brian Fincher of Amarillo; a daughter, Brandy Friend of Amarillo; two sons, Rodney Keeling and Billy Keeling, both of Amarillo; two sisters, Evelyn Estep of Johnson City, Kan., and Norma Branson of Paducah; three stepchildren, Tammy, Duv, and Destry; 12 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
The family suggests memorials be to Living Waters Community Church, 10100 W. U.S. Highway 60, Canyon, TX 79015; or a favorite charity.
Sign the online guest book at www.coxfuneralhomeamarillo.com.
Amarillo Globe-News, April 12, 2012


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