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- 1 can (14-3/4 ounces) pink salmon, drained, deboned and flaked
- 1 cup evaporated milk, divided
- 1-1/2 cups cornflake crumbs, divided
- 1/4 cup dill pickle relish
- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- 2/3 cup evaporated milk
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
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- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- In a large bowl, combine the salmon, 1/2 cup milk, 1/2 cup crumbs, relish, celery and onion. With wet hands, shape 1/4 cupfuls into cones. Dip into remaining milk, then into remaining crumbs. Heat oil in a deep-fat fryer to 365°. Fry croquettes, a few at a time, for 2 to 2-1/2 minutes or until golden brown, Drain on paper towels; keep warm.
- In a small saucepan, combine tartar sauce ingredients; cook over medium-low heat until heated through and slightly thickened. Serve warm with croquettes. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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First, we are interested in distinguishing those PCs that may be related to the true 'modes' of variability in the data. In our case, we are interested in those PCs that represent variations in Antarctica temperature that are related to, for example, changes in the circumpolar wind strength, variations in sea ice distribution, etc. While linear methods like PCA are inherently just an approximation to the real modes in the climate system, in general the first few PCs — which, by construction capture that variability that occurs over large spatial scales — do bear a strong relationship with the underlying physics. At the same time, we want to avoid those PCs that are unlikely to represent physically meaningful variability, either because they are simply noise (whether instrumental noise or true random variability in the climate) or because they represent variations of only local significance. This is not to say that local or 'noisy' parts of the system aren't important, but this kind of variability is unlikely to be well represented by a network of predictor variables that is even sparser than the original data field from which the PCs are obtained.
The standard approach to determining which PCs represent to retain is to use the criterion of North et al. (1982), which provides an estimate of the uncertainty in the eigenvalues of the linear decomposition of the data into its time varying PCs and spatial eigenvectors (or EOFs). Most of the higher order PCs will have indistinguishable variance. In the case where the lower order PCs (which explain the majority of the variance) also have indistinguishable variance, caution needs to be applied in choosing which to retain, because PCA will usually scramble the underlying spatial (and temporal) structure these PCs represent. One can easily demonstrate this by creating an artificial spatio-temporal data set from simple time functions (say, a bunch of sines and cosines), plus random noise. PCA will only extract the original functions if they have significantly different amplitudes.
The figure below shows the eigenvalue spectrum — including the uncertainties — for both the satellite data from the main temperature reconstruction and the occupied weather station data used in Steig et al., 2009.
It's apparent that in the satellite data (our predictand data set), there are three eigenvalues that lie well above the rest. One could argue for retaining #4 as well, though it does slightly overlap with #5. Retaining more than 4 requires retaining at least 6, and at most 7, to avoid having to retain all the rest (due to their overlapping error bars). With the weather station data (our predictor data set), one could justify choosing to retain 4 by the same criteria, or at most 7. Together, this suggests that in the combined data sets, a maximum of 7 PCs should be retained, and as few as 3. Retaining just 3 is a very reasonable choice, given the significant drop off in variance explained in the satellite data after this point: remember, we are trying to avoid including PCs that simply represent noise. For simple filtering applications (image processing for example), the risk of retaining too much noise is small. For extrapolation in time – the climate reconstruction problem — it is critical that the PCs approximate the dynamics in the system. In that application, retaining fewer PCs — and in particular only those that are distinguished by a large break in slope (i.e. PCs 3 or 4 in the actual data, above) is the choice least likely to unnecessarily inflate possible noise.
In short, we a priori would not want to retain more than 7, and as few as 3 PCs is clearly justifiable. We would most certainly not want to retain 9, 11, or 25 since doing so is almost certain to result in extrapolation errors. Which leads us to our a posteriori test: how well do the various reconstructions do, as a function of the number of retained PCs?
As in the simple x,y example above, we now want to take a look at how our extrapolation compares with reality. To do this, we withhold some of the data, calibrate the model (a separate calculation for each number of PCs we want to consider), and then compare the resulting reconstruction with the withheld data. Such calibration/verification tests, were, of course, done in our paper and is the major thing that distinguished our paper from previous work.
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It was another good Sunday of racing at the Mottville Speedway last Sunday with a good car count, decent sized crowd and great racing!
Early predictions of rain proved to be wrong and it was actually perfect weather for racing!
We had 6 drivers there for the first time this season!
Rich Boal, who won the SS feature, was there for the first time since 2002!
It was about that long for Rodney Spencer, who finished 2nd.
Other first time street stockers included Michael Viulich and Brad Blckburn.
Young Casteen Everidge finally made to Mottville for the first time in 2011 with his MS and Ryan Mckinney was a first time Mini Stocker as well.
Addison Davis was a first timer in the MTC division.
Kenny Koscher of the M40 Speedway was present for the first time this season as well.
Kenny owns the #6 SS that Brad Blackburn, Sr. drives and apparently the plan for 2012 is to have young Brad Balckburn, Jr. run it full time at Mottville.
The Blackburns and Kevin Kosher were all at Mottville tonight so Brad, Jr. could hot lap.
Had a long talk with Kevin, its the first I have seen him since June.
14 year old Jacob Maynard has impressed everyone in the SS division and is already in 8th place in the point standings and only 14 points out of 6th!
Al Maurer returned from vacation to find that someone had taken his new tires off his SS while he was gone and replaced them with junk tires!
Al bought new tires this week so look him to be tough this Sunday!
Kenny Esmont has missed 3 races in a row but says he and his SS will be back this Sunday!
Shane Eldrdige purchased the #11 MS and brought it to Mottville and really dominated!
Shane works out of town and is gone for long periods of time so usually can only race about once per month.
But I have seen that car race at Mottville, Plymouth and South Bend this season and it never was as fast as it was Sunday at Mottville!
In a strange set of events, numbers 2,3 and 4 in the MS point standings were not at Mottville Sunday!
#2 Bobby Laughter had clutch problems and #4 Corky Knight went to a community going away party for his son who leaves for Afganistan soon.
So apparently because Corky was not there, brother Pat(#3) was not there even though Pat was about 3 miles away from the track and would probably have taken over 2nd place had he raced.
Pat may well take 2nd place this Sunday as Corky plans to race Mottville with his MS and his new SS truck!
JOe Gonzales won the MS feature the first time he came to Mottville but since then has had nothing but bad luck!
But he is 9th in the points and could move to 8th this Sunday.
Dave Logan now leads Jack Hurford by 7 points in the MTC standings.
I think we will have a pretty decent field of MTC this Sunday!
The work we have done at the track in the last three weeks is almost beyond belief!
First we had 8 new bulbs replaced in the track lights and 3 new fixtures.
Then Dave Logan got the tower next to the women's rest room in the pits working again and the pits are really bright now!
All 3 pit rest rooms were painted inside including the floors!
The pit rest room building and the pit tower were painted on the outside and the pit tower had 3 new windows installed!
This week the announcing tower, ticket booth and well house were all painted and the announcing tower now has 2 new windows facing south and a light for the steps on the south side!
The wife and I arrived at the track at 10:30 Tuesday morning and left at 9:30 pm!
Now we are about done with projects for the 2011 season except for painting the old pit pass booth to the far east end which I hope to do Saturday afternoon.
I do not forsee using it as a pit pass booth again but it might come in handy for storage and it is in decent condition and I want to keep it that way.
It now looks like October 22 for the Outlaw Late Model show with October 23 as the rain date!
Amazing but every single week-end until then is booked for the OLM!
This week-New Paris,Sept 24-South Bend, Oct 2-Kzoo, Oct 9-M40,Oct 15 Winchester.
So we will see how it goes October 22 and then the drivers can decide if they want us to run another show in April before the other tracks open.
Sunday Vickie Pearson went to a concert and Tony Eldridge sent me a message offering to take her place in turn 3 and on the track crew and I eagerly accepted!
As expected, Tony did a terrifc job!
Steve Woods, now 2nd in the SS points. had big time mechanical woes Sunday but has engine back together and will be at Mottville this Sunday!
Still 9 dates left on the racing schedule at Mottville for the 2011 season!
September 18 and 25, October 1,8,15,22,23,29 and 30!
This Sunday gates open at 4 with racing at 5pm!
Tell Judy she did a nice job on painting the ticket booth!


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Taliban control of Pakistan
Taliban moving on Mardan
By Bill Roggio April 17, 2009 1:46 AM
The Taliban continue their advance in northwestern Pakistan. The district of Mardan in the Northwest Frontier Province may be the next region to fall to the Taliban as the terror group has stepped up its attacks in the area.
The Taliban murdered two women in Mardan yesterday, signaling the district is marked for takeover. A female aid worker for the non-governmental organization National Rural Support Program was killed in a bombing at her office. A local Taliban commander named Habibur Rehman claimed credit for the attack. "He accused NGOs of propagating obscenity and vulgarity and threatened further attacks," Dawn reported. The Taliban also gunned down a female councilor for a local union.
The murders were the latest in a series of attacks in Mardan that signal the Taliban is setting its sights on the district.
Since early March, in Mardan the Taliban have bombed two girls' schools, dozens of CD and video shops, and an electrical tower. The Taliban have forced the closure of more than a hundred CD shops after issuing threatening night letters and ordered barbers to stop shaving men's beards. The Taliban conducts attacks like these to intimidate the local population while setting the precedent for the establishment and enforcement of its brutal version of sharia, or Islamic law.
Attacks such as these preceded the Taliban takeover of Tank, Bannu, Hangu, Lakki Marwat, Swat, Shangla, Arakzai, and Bajaur.
Click here to read the rest. Bill has created a map of Taliban controlled Pakistan.
It won't be long till they have the country and the nukes.


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Interest rates did not skyrocket in Dec. 2013 as previously speculated when the Federal Open Market Committee – the Federal Reserve's monetary policymaking body – announced it would go forward with the first $10 billion tapering of QE bringing its then monthly purchases of U.S. Treasury bonds down to $75 billion for Jan. 2014. Interest rates didn't jump either in late January 2014 when the FOMC again decided to cut its purchasing by another $10 billion for Feb. – essentially shaving off a quarter of the program in less than two months.
That's the pretty picture; the one that is in focus.
In the other picture that is still developing, Wall Street is awfully unpredictable when it comes to its reaction to QE cuts.
During early trading on Jan. 29 – the day the FOMC made an afternoon announcement of continued cuts – the Dow Jones Industrial average fell just short of 134 point. Even though that is close to only one percent of its entire trading, it is still significant. Compare that downward reaction to what happened on Dec. 18 when the first taper was announced. By the close of trading at 4 p.m. that day, the Dow was up just shy of 293 points or about 1.5 percent. That positive outcome – labeled an embrace of the taper by CNN Money – was not what forecasters expected. In mid-May 2013 when then Fed chair Ben S. Bernanke announced the FOMC was "considering" the beginning of a taper, the market had the equivalent of financial toddler tantrum. With a couple short weeks as uncertainty increased, the Dow dropped below 15,000 – a mentally significant number to Wall Street professionals – and remained there often throughout the summer posting several multi-day losing streaks. By the end of May 2013, 30-year mortgage rates climbed 17 basis points.
"What struck me when Bernanke first announced the Fed was considering taper was the immediate reaction in the markets. Big jump interest rates by a full percentage point in two weeks. Yet nothing had been done yet," commented Dean Baker, co-director at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C. "When the Fed actually did say in December that it would begin the first taper, nothing happened."
Baker suspects the panic beginning in May and last throughout the summer could be more attributed to human behavior rather than economic conditions.
"When people began to anticipate the taper is when they actually reacted," he noted. "When the taper began, there really wasn't much of a reaction. Perhaps between May and December, everyone was used to the idea."
This latest round of QE, which began in Sept. 2012, is dubbed QE3. However, it isn't the third time the Fed has taken significant action to bolster the U.S. economy. The first action – called "Operation Twist" in honor of the dance fad of the era – came about in 1961. At that time, the Fed exercised open market option to sell short-term public debt and reinvest it in longer options. In 1979, the "Saturday Night Special" increased the federal fund rate on overnight borrowings between banks and other entities to maintain their bank reserves at the Federal Reserve by a full percentage rate over the first weekend in October. It caused some U.S. Treasury bonds to be defaulted and the Dow dropped 64 points in two days. QE1 between Dec. 2008 and March 2010 started with a plan of purchasing $600 billion in government agency mortgage-backed securities. It ended with the Fed owning more than $2.1 trillion. Under QE2, the Fed used a different approach purchasing $600 billion of long-term U.S. Treasury products between Nov. 2010 and June 2011. Three months later in Sept. 2011, the Fed revamped the 1961 Operation Twist with its $400 billion purchase of bonds with maturity dates from six to 30 years while selling off all bonds with maturity dates less than three years as had occurred 40 years previously. It was indeed a twist – the original maneuver in 1961 was believed to have not met its objective. The Fed revived "twist" after one of its economist based in San Francisco – Eric Swanson – reexamined the original plan recommending another go-around with a few tweaks including the maturity dates. Enter QE3, which began Sept. 2012, and the Fed's plan to exit this market-bolstering strategy.
To Baker, all the discussion of the effects of this latest round of QE might be a big hurray over little impact. For instance, QE3 most likely kept 30-year mortgage rates from making an additional half-percentage point increase, he believes. That does not create a huge boom in new home purchases, but it does give existing homeowners some leeway to refinance and free up some cash for other purchasing or debt service.
"People are exaggerating on the positive and the negative," said Baker.
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I'm not suggesting a juice cleanse, but give your body a break by eating as clean as possible. Choose whole, natural foods, and try to stay away from alcohol, fatty foods, refined sugar, and simple carbs. After this mini-detox, you'll find that you're feeling better and all of those unhealthy cravings you developed on vacation are a thing of the past. Here are 10 healthy foods with natural cleansing properties to include in your next meal. Also make sure to drink plenty of water since it will ward off fatigue, headaches, and irritability.
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After over two decades of organizing the Santa Cruz Kayak Surf Festival, Dennis Judson still speaks with unbridled enthusiasm of what he considers the world's greatest get-together of big wave paddlers. "Surf kayakers are such a neat group of people," says Judson, whose Adventure Sports Unlimited is hosting the 24th annual festival March 26-28, at Santa Cruz's infamous Steamer Lane break. "It's sort of like a reunion. It seems like no one comes here to win or lose, they come to hang out, paddle great waves and see the newest moves."
The 2010 festival promises more of the same. Judson has assembled a world-class field of paddlers from around the world, including reigning men's HP world champion David Speller of the UK, France's Mathieu Barbarit, the 2009 world waveski champion, and paddlers from Australia, New Zealand and South America. New for 2010 is a production plastic class that will make the event more accessible to whitewater kayakers—to whom Judson attributes much of the development of the sport of kayak surfing in North America. "A lot of the best surf kayakers have come from whitewater," says Judson. "You just can't leave those guys out." Two standup paddleboard categories (elite and novice/intermediate) round out the competition.
For Vince Shay, a surf kayaker and videographer from California's Central Coast, the Santa Cruz festival is a chance to have Steamer Lane, one of the world's best breaks, to himself—if only for just one "magical" moment. "It's insanely good when it's on," says Shay. "The festival is really like a mini world championships."
Along with streaming Shay's and other videographers' "best of the day" footage, Judson says live video will be streaming on the event's Facebook page. For more information, visit www.asudoit.com/kayak_fest/index.html. –Conor Mihell
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Japan population seen falling 30 percent by 2060
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's population is expected to fall by 30 percent to below 90 million by 2060, with two out of every five people 65 or older, a government agency said on Monday, underlining the financial burden looming over the fast-ageing society.
The grim forecast underscores the failure of efforts to encourage people to have more babies and will add urgency to efforts on tax and social security reform, and could also stir debate on immigration.
By 2060, the number of people aged 14 or younger is forecast to be less than 8 million while there will be nearly 35 million people aged 65 or older.
The population is aging at the fastest pace among developed countries because of a low birthrate and long life expectancy.
"The trend of the ageing society will continue and it is hard to expect the birth rate to rise significantly," Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura told a news conference.
"Thus, comprehensive tax and social security reform is needed."
Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has vowed to double a 5 percent sales tax in two stages by October 2015 to help fund bulging social security costs, which are rising by 1 trillion yen ($13 billion) a year and aggravating a public debt already twice the size of Japan's $5 trillion (3.18 trillion pound) economy.
But the biggest opposition party, although agreeing on the need for a tax increase, is threatening to block legislation in parliament's upper house. The opposition argues that the ruling Democrats' plan to revamp public pensions would require a higher levy than planned.
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Common allergy foods
Babies and young children are affected by food allergies and intolerances because of their underdeveloped immune system (resulting in allergies), and the proportion of food chemicals they are exposed to in comparison to their body weight (resulting in intolerances).
- Baby food allergies are relatively rare - it's estimated that up to 8% of babies under 12 months, 3% of children under five years old, and less than 1% of all adults suffer from a food allergy.
- Baby food intolerance is much more common, and affects all age groups. Experts judge that approximately 10% of the population is affected by food intolerances.
Which foods are the most common allergens?
Usually people who suffer from food allergies react to one or two foods. What these foods actually are depends on repeated exposure to the sensitive foods, which means that different geographical areas have different common food allergens, depending on what the general population eats. In Japan, buckwheat is a common allergen, while lentils are a common allergen in Mediterranean countries.
90% of all food-allergic reactions in New Zealand are caused by eight foods. These are:
With food intolerance, it's the food chemicals that create the problem and the chemical you may be sensitive to could potentially be found in a wide range of foods. Some chemicals are naturally found in food - such as amines found in cheese, chocolate and wine - while others are added during processing to enhance the colour, flavour or shelf-life.
Food allergies and intolerances: how much is too much?
If you are allergic to a certain food, the tiniest amount of the allergen can be enough to set off a reaction. Some children are so sensitive to peanuts that they can become unwell just sitting near another child who is eating a peanut butter sandwich.
Intolerance reactions to food chemicals are dose-related and some people are more sensitive than others. In theory, everyone will react to food additives if they consume enough.
Symptoms of food allergies and intolerances:
Allergic reactions can cause:
- itching
- swelling
- rash
- hives
- vomiting
- diarrhoea
- breathing difficulties
- anaphylaxis, which can lead to collapse and death
Food intolerance reactions have the same reactions as above, but also involve the following:
- respiratory system (stuffy or runny nose, asthma, frequent colds and infections)
- gastrointestinal tract (irritable bowel symptoms, colic, bloating, diarrhoea, vomiting, frequent mouth ulcers, reflux, bedwetting)
- central nervous system (migraines, headaches, anxiety, depression, lethargy, impairment of memory and concentration, panic attacks, irritability, restlessness, inattention, sleep disturbance, restless legs, moodswings, PMT).
Anaphylaxis: what is it?
Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction that takes place in two of our body's systems (eg respiratory and gastrointestinal or skin). Anaphylactic deaths that result from an insect bite (bees) or drugs (penicillin) usually happen within minutes and are a result of cardiac arrest. Anaphylactic deaths that result from food allergies are usually a result of suffocation (respiratory difficulties).
Mild allergies may not need treatment, or might be OK with an over-the-counter pharmacy medicine. For more severe symptoms, your doctor may prescribe steroid medication or quick-acting inhaled bronchodilators and/or other medicine to treat breathing problems. Two types of treatment are:
For more information on anaphylaxis, go to: www.allergy.org.nz
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The Palace ice skating rink, scheduled to come to the Bo Diddley Community Plaza Friday has been pushed back two weeks.
The rink is now expected to open on Friday, November 30th.
The department of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Affairs says the postponement is due to technical difficulties, and not because of safety problems.
The rink is coming from Baltimore and there were issues taking it apart to move.
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May 11, 2012
Summary of President Obama's April 2012 Executive Order establishing "Principles of Excellence for Educational Institutions Serving Service Members, Veterans, Spouses, and Other Family Members." The memo reviews the directive's implementation steps and enforcement mechanisms.
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August 01, 2014
Both the House and Senate this week voted overwhelmingly to approve a $16.3-billion compromise bill to overhaul the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and speed up veterans' access to healthcare.
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Institutions participating in the Defense Department's Tuition Assistance program have until Sept. 5 to sign a new memorandum of understanding to ensure service members on their campuses continue to receive tuition support.
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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee looked at "Access and Supports for Servicemembers and Veterans in Higher Education" in a hearing yesterday, following on the heels of a similar hearing by a House Veterans Affairs subcommittee last week.
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A$AP Rocky Addresses His Critics: 'I'm a Lord'A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg addresses a number of topics on the latest episode of "Rap Radar."
A$AP Mob Prep 'Cozy Tapes Vol 1' for Halloween ReleaseTwo songs off the new album, "Telephone Calls," and "Runner," will be released Friday, October 28th.
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In case you haven't heard, Christina Romer is stepping down as chair of Obama's Council of Economic Advisers, effective September 3rd. It probably doesn't shock you that the rumor mill is speculating that she's leaving because she got sick of Larry Summers, but she says that she just wants to go back to California and be with her kids and such. Personally, I think having a nice tenured faculty position at UC Berkeley sounds better in a lot of ways than spending time in Washington getting criticized for not being able to predict things that no economists really know how to accurately predict.
A number of economists have reported and/or commented on the matter. For example, Greg Mankiw weighs in:
From my own experience in that job, I know she must be experiencing mixed emotions. On the one hand, it is an exhilarating experience to be a member of a White House team, a part of history, and the leader of a staff of smart, hard-working economists at the CEA. On the other hand, in jobs like this, one loses a great deal of autonomy. People who choose academia as a career often do so because they enjoy the personal and intellectual freedom it offers. Having spent two years without it, I appreciate that freedom all the more. I bet Christy will feel the same, after she recovers from Beltway decompression.
Other sources were less, um, politically correct in their statements:
"She has been frustrated," a source with insight into the WH economics team said. "She doesn't feel that she has a direct line to the president. She would be giving different advice than Larry Summers [director of the National Economic Council], who does have a direct line to the president."
"She is ostensibly the chief economic adviser, but she doesn't seem to be playing that role," the source said. The WH has been pounded for its faulty forecast that unemployment would not top 8% after its economic stimulus proposal passed.
Instead, the jobless rate is 9.5%, after exceeding 10% last year. It was "a horribly inaccurate forecast," said Bert Ely, a banking consultant. "You have to wonder why Summers isn't the one that should be taking the fall. But Larry is a pretty good bureaucratic infighter."
Hm. Well, I clearly don't have the sort of inside information that people would find interesting or insightful, how I will pay tribute to Prof. Romer in the only way that I know how. I begin by recalling my favorite Christy Romer moment:
President Obama was getting his daily economic briefing one recent morning when a fly distracted him. The president swatted and missed, just as the pest buzzed near the shoes of Lawrence H. Summers, the chief White House economic adviser. "Couldn't you aim a little higher?" deadpanned Christina D. Romer, the chairwoman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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I'm having this error when i tried to connect to VPN server. I am totally sure that connection group and the user authentication are ok.
It seems to be a IKE phase 1 problem. The output of debug isakmp level 1 & debug crypto ipsec 1
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Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Rather, be afraid of the one who can destroy both soul and body in hell. Mt. 10:28 The Greek word ψυχὴν, psyche, translated soul in this verse, has meanings that range from life spirit of animals to the center of [Read More…]
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thinking about: 2 Peerless XXLS 10's in sealed box with Dayton rack mount amp?
This is my first subwoofer project for the home. I have done LOTS of reading but I wanted to see what people thought of my plans so far. I was using winisd to model the enclosure and gathered that, in general for sealed boxes, larger is better. I want two separate subwoofers that will be placed in two different locations and they will double as end tables, essentially. So size is not of too much concern except when it comes time to move to a new place! I was thinking of a 4 cubic foot box for each 10" driver. WinISD shows a -3 dB point of 41.85 Hz for a single driver and -6 dB of 29 Hz.
The amplifier:
These drivers can handle quite a lot of power (350Wrms). I found a Dayton rack mount amp from Part-Express that puts out 1000Wrms into 4 ohms. So two 8 ohm subwoofers in parallel, each could potentially get 500Wrms. I own an oscilloscope so setting the level would not pose a problem. The price is low for this amplifier but it has a lot of features that I like, mainly the EQ. There also isn't much information about this amplifier online so I'm concerned about its quality.
What do you guys think? It seems simple, right?
I just sold my old subwoofer (axiom EP350) on ebay because I hated its ported sound and the fact that it never turned on unless it was playing very loud. I listen to a lot of music and sometimes movies.
No bigger is not always better. That box is probably ten times as big as it needs to be for no gain, power handling will be quite poor.
The only way to use these drivers sealed is to add EQ such as a Linkwitz Transform. They are intended to be coupled with their partnering passive radiator in a small box.
Don't tar all ported/PR designs with the same brush because you heard one you didn't like ;)
Here are Tymphany's application notes for the 8 ohm XXLS I was referring to: http://www.tymphany.com/datasheet/appview.php?id=30
They appear to recommend a sealed enclosure for this driver. I have heard some good PR setups but they are more expensive since they inherently require more parts. I haven't heard any good ported subs that I like, I think its a matter of taste perhaps. Can you explain why the power handling would be poor with a 4 cf enclosure?
Tymphany recommends a 62 ltr enclosure for a f-3 of about 40 Hz but when I put that into winISD it shows 34 Hz. I checked the parameters... What could I be doing wrong here? maybe the fill is modeled in their calculations???
I know EQ is necessary for a sealed box, hence my interest in the parts-express amp. My room is fairly small too, the longest dimension is 17 ft. Room gain will come into play.
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I think the power handling is quite adequate for both the XXLS 12 830845 and the 10 830843 when used in a small room, especially if doors are closed with an expected lowest modal frequency (your room) of about 33 Hz (17 ft).
Both fc and f3 would lower about an Hz if stuffed (Vb magnified by 15%). See picture 2(2)
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I picked up a Crown XTI-1000. I decided to save some money and just build one 12" peerless XXLS for the time being. Thinking of the future, if I plan to have an identical unit I would like to run each on a separate channel so I could adjust everything independently (gain, EQ, crossovers, etc.). But the XTI-1000 puts out 275W per channel into 8 ohms. I'm trying to avoid bridging the channels even though I realize that would give me adequate power. Are there any tests around for this amplifier? I found a post where someone had linked to a test of some behringer amps and others but I can't find it now... I just want to see if maybe the crown can drive the peerless easily at 8 ohms (capable of 350W).
Or else find a suitable 4 ohm substitute driver? (are dayton's comparable at all?)
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Britain's Prince William and his wife, Kate, paid a solemn visit on Tuesday to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, greeted by a small but resolute crowd of admirers who withstood driving rain and wind for a glimpse of the royal pair.
Kate, the duchess of Cambridge, laid a bouquet of white roses and a handwritten note at one of the two memorial pools marking where the World Trade Center towers once stood.
Etched along the pools are names of the nearly 3,000 people killed on Sept. 11, 2001, when two hijacked planes destroyed the twin towers.
The note, signed by the couple, read: "In sorrowful memory of those who died on 11th September, and in admiration of the courage shown to rebuild."
The couple, who are expecting their second child in April, are making their first visit to New York City.
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just like the title says - i threw a p0301 and 0303 code today on my stock 02 wrx. This has been more or less a persistent issue on and off (although with low enough frequency for me to shrug it off - about every 4 months) but lately it's been doing it more often. I opened a thread about this over a year ago and got some helpful ideas CEL - cyl 1 and 2 misfire on stock 02 WRX - cause for concern?
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When the CEL does light up these misfire codes, it's usually always when the car's warming up. The only thing I can think of is/are bad coils but this software issue brought up in my previous thread has me curious...
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I've written about specific tree and shrub galls, especially black-knot galls on Schubert choke cherry trees, but here's a broader perspective on the variety of galls out there in the Winnipeg area.
Birch Crown Galls
I recently discovered these rare galls this year. They are bacterial galls that kill twigs and leaves, but eventually will kill the whole tree. There is no treatment for these.
Rose Cynipid Wasp Galls
These destructive wasp galls breed in the rose hips and kill the branches where they occur. They create an unsightly mess but rarely kill the whole rose shrub. Shrubs must be removed when infestations become severe.
Hawthorn-Juniper Rust Galls
This is a complex disease where the fungal cycle occurs on both the hawthorn and the juniper. Both the hawthorn and the juniper weaken within a short time and die. Early removal of the prominent juniper galls and the leaves red-orange spots significantly slows down the effects of the disease on these plants. Early spraying with copper fungicide in spring can kill early disease development on hawthorn.
Maple Leaf Mite Galls
I receive dozens of inquiries each year about the 'bumps", "pimples", and "unsightly growth" on Amur and silver maple leaves. Although the galls can be very unsightly I have yet to see the mites that inhabit these galls kill maple trees. Spraying dormant oil in April before the leaves bud out is a key method of getting rid of them. The oil smothers the over-wintering eggs.
Oak Leaf Woolly Mite Galls
Like most oak leaf galls these are harmless and there rarely occur each year. Oak leaves seem to have a change of leaf mite galls each year. The woolly galls can appear like the old fashioned barber poles -- alternating pink and cream in colour. Often they can either be entirely pink or cream.
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These mites can be very destructive as their feeding strongly distorts the leaf. The distorted leaves can turn shades of pink and red by the mites. Heavy infestations will kill the leaves and the twigs on which they occur. Use dormant oil in April to control this serious pest.
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