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Local artist Michael Guidry wanted to give art fans a behind-the-scenes view of a few artists. Most people never get to see that, says Guidry. They never get to go to the artists studios or their houses they never get to see the environment that they live in, work in. In order to expose this world, Guidry came up with the idea of Little Known Facts, an exhibit where artists re-create a portion of their studios or living spaces. What he wound up with was collections of music, robots, bedroom items, sexy novels and naughty Japanese prints. Its not a sex show, Guidry says and laughs.
Gabriela Trzebinski has covered her studio walls with newspaper clippings, including many dealing with happenings in her hometown of Nairobi, Kenya. Laura Lark re-creates her childhood bedroom, sharing one of her first artistic breeding grounds. David Aylsworth, who titles most of his paintings after songs and lyrics, displays a collection of albums, as well as a few of his vintage homoerotic novels. Robert Ruello shows his collection of erotic Japanese prints and a listening station featuring mashups that combine two songs into one. And sculptor Andrew Groocock shows off some of his most prized androids.
Each show-and-tell space is accompanied by a piece of the artists work and, at todays opening reception and talk, the artists themselves. 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Lawndale Art Center, 4912 Main. Regular viewing 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Through January 5, 2008. For information, call 713-528-5858 or visit www.lawndaleartcenter.org. Free.
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ADLA Urges People to Beat the Heat in 2012!Submitted by Stephanie Nicho... on January 25, 2012 - 6:21pm
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Animal Defense League of Arizona's Spay Neuter Hotline Urges Maricopa County Residents to "Beat the Heat in 2012"
Every spring thousands of homeless kittens come into animal shelters in Maricopa County. Most do not get out alive. Before temperatures rise and cats go into heat, the Spay Neuter Hotline is asking people to stop procrastinating. Get companion cats fixed, and als
Pam's TNR Blog - Christmas 2011Submitted by Anonymous on January 10, 2012 - 12:00am
Week before Christmas 2011
This was one of the busiest weeks of the year! Suzie and I trapped 13 cats for the Tempe clinic on 12/18. Three additional cats were caught the next night for a total of 16 cats from this location. I did another job at two locations in one neighborhood on Tuesday night for a total of 23 cats plus three cats the following night for a total of 26 cats on that street in central Phoenix.
Pam's TNR Blog - December 2011Submitted by Anonymous on January 1, 2012 - 10:35am
We started off December by trapping 83 cats in the first week. And, ALL 83 cats were trapped in our target zip code, 85019.
The first job was for 37 cats; 33 cats the first night and four cats the second night. Grant, Barbara, Suzie and I trapped this first night and even filled all but one trap left out over night incuding a couple extra Suzie trapping in the morning in the alley when checking traps. The second night yielded only one cat but thanks again to Suzie's perserverence, three more were trapped in the alley once again.

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- Coached in eight bowl games including 2015 TaxSlayer Bowl Championship with Vols while helping teams to five conference championships and one national championship
- Coached 2014 All-SEC selections Derek Barnett and Curt Maggitt; Barnett was a consensus Freshman All-American
- Barnett set Tennessee records for sacks (10) and tackles for a loss (20.5) by a freshman, both marks ranked in Top 10 in nation among all players
- Guided Vols to dramatic improvement on defense shaving more than 100 yards and 11 points per game off totals prior to arrival in 2012
- Vols ranked among national leaders in sacks, tackles for loss and third-down conversion defense in 2014
- In Jancek's first season at UT LB A.J. Johnson earned AP and Coaches First Team All-SEC honors, the first Vol LB to do so since Jerod Mayo in 2007, while cornerback Cameron Sutton was named to SEC All-Freshman squad
- Joined the Vols after spending the 2010-12 seasons at Cincinnati
- Worked as the Bearcats sole defensive coordinator in 2012 after serving as UC's co-defensive coordinator in 2010 and 2011
- Also served as Bearcats recruiting coordinator for two seasons, signing the Big East's top recruiting class according the Sporting News in 2011
- Coached UC's defense to a Top 20 ranking in scoring defense in 2011 and 2012
- Guided UC to the nation's leading defense in terms of tackles for loss (8.62 per game) and second in sacks (3.46) in 2011
- In 2012, coached Greg Blair to First Team All-Big Easthonors after the senior finished the season leading the Big East in tackles with 138 on the year
- Coached 2011 Big East Co-Defensive Player of the Year and current Denver Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe as well as First Team All-Big East selections Drew Frey and JK Schaffer
- Schaffer, a two-year captain, was the 2011 American Eagle Outfitters Big East Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He is just the fourth player in Big East history to register at least 100 tackles in three consecutive seasons, culminating in a career-high 114 stops in the 2011 season. He earned All-Big East First Team honors in 2011 after he ranked third in the conference in tackles (8.8 per game)
- Prior to Cincinnati, spent five seasons at the University of Georgia (2005-09)
- Coached the linebackers in all five seasons with the Bulldogs and served as co-defensive coordinator in 2009
- During his five years in Athens, helped the Bulldogs to 48 wins, two BCS Bowl games, an SEC Championship and finished in the Top 10 three times
- In 2009, mentored Rennie Curran, who led the SEC in tackles and was a finalist for the Lombardi and Bendarik Awards before going to the play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- In 2008, UGA linebacker Darryl Gamble earned the Bronco Nagurski National Player of the Week honor and received an ESPN Helmet Sticker from the College Gameday Final crew after intercepting a pair of passes for touchdowns against LSU
- Coached at Central Michigan from 2003-04 working with the defensive line his first year and as defensive coordinator in the second season
- Worked at Division II power, his alma mater, Grand Valley State from 1999-2002, helping GVSU to the D-II National Championship under current Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly in 2002
- Also worked at Wayne State (1992-96), Central Florida (1996), Hillsdale College in Michigan (1996-98)
- Muskegeon, Mich., native, graduated from Grand Valley State in 1991 and earned a master's degree from Wayne State in 1994
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A very nice hotel, well appointed, friendly staff & willing but where is the manager.
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I found a pattern for felt chips and a bag and decided Karsyn needed some to go along with her sandwich. Just fold a piece of felt over and sew vertical lines about 1/4 inch apart and then I used pinking shears to cut out chips about 2 inches in diameter, I did vary the size a bit too because chips aren't always the same size.
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- JinnyJam said...
the chips look great! i've been looking for chips to go with my daughter's sandwich. how do you keep the stitching from falling apart once you cut out all the chip shapes?
- November 21, 2012 at 1:17 PM
- Liz H said...
It might be that my daughter isn't very rough with her things but I haven't noticed any fraying or the ends or unraveling of the stitching and she has been playing with them for about 2 years now. My machine also has a stitch that allows me to stitch 3 rows (on top of one another) that may make the stitching stiffer and prevent unraveling too.
- November 21, 2012 at 3:52 PM
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Both chicken and pasta are mainstays in the busy cook's kitchen. These recipes combine the two for perfectly pleasing weeknight meals.
Chicken and Mushroom Stroganoff
Instead of tarragon, you can substitute fresh parsley in this classic chicken and pasta dish.
Pesto Fettuccine with ChickenA jar of pesto is the secret ingredient in this colorful pasta dish. And you can make it with any type of pasta you have on hand.
Chicken-and-Artichoke Penne
A handheld Microplane grater makes it easy to add fresh Parmesan flavor.
Speedy Spaghetti with Chicken and Fresh TomatoInstead of a long-simmering tomato sauce, this quick spaghetti dish is tossed with a savory mixture of chopped chicken and fresh tomato and topped with crumbled goat cheese and fresh basil.
Slow-Cooker Chicken Cacciatore with SpaghettiSpend 20 minutes in the kitchen prepping this gorgeous, hearty sauce. Once the sauce simmers in the cooker, all that's left to do is cook a pound of pasta, and serve.
Cajun Chicken PastaOne easy way to kick up the flavor in a dish is to add Cajun seasoning. Here, the seasoning is sprinkled on the chicken strips before they're sautéed and tossed into the linguine-vegetable mixture.
Penne and Chicken with Tomato SauceGet dinner on the table pronto with a satisfying pasta tossed with a mixture of sautéed chicken, canned tomatoes, white wine, and dried herbs. While the pasta's cooking, you can toss a green salad and toast some bread to round out your meal.
Grilled Chicken and Pesto FarfalleCombine char-grilled chicken, a creamy sauce made with jarred pesto, low-fat milk, and half-and-half, and bow-tie pasta to get an amazing creamy pasta main dish that's great for last-minute company.
Pasta PrimaveraCelebrate spring with a pasta dish brimming with baby carrots, green peas, fresh basil and parsley. It's lightly sauced with a mixture of whipping cream and dry white wine.
Grilled Chicken and Soba Noodles with Miso VinaigretteThe vinaigrette doubles as a sauce for the noodles and a glaze before the chicken hits the grill. The noodle mixture and the chicken can be made a couple of days ahead.
Bow-Tie Pasta with Chicken and PestoFor a fresh pasta dish, toss bow-tie pasta with chicken, pesto, and red pepper strips.
Chicken Fettuccine with Mushroom BrieDecadently rich, this fettuccine dish boasts big flavor because the pasta is cooked in a mixture of whipping cream and wine and then tossed with cubes of brie cheese. The cheese melts, creating a luscious "sauce" that coats the pasta.
Creamy Lemon Pasta with ChickenIf you have leftover chicken, toss together this quick recipe for Creamy Lemon Pasta with Chicken. Feel free to vary the veggies for what you have on hand.
Garden Alfredo with ChickenFresh vegetables shine in this super creamy pasta recipe for Garden Alfredo with Chicken.
Chicken Marsala TetrazziniThis hearty chicken dish is the epitome of a comfort food classic. It doesn't get better than chicken marsala, spaghetti noodles, and fresh veggies.
Chicken Piccata with Angel Hair PastaBe sure to use a dry white wine for this recipe.
Chicken Chili Mac and CheeseMix in these extra ingredients to put a nice twist on the classic macaroni and cheese recipe.
Chicken and Mushrooms in Garlic SaucePut this Chicken and Mushrooms in Garlic White Wine Sauce recipe together in less than 25 minutes, probably without a trip to the store. It's adaptable to your pantry--if you don't have egg noodles, use another kind of pasta, and if you're out of tarragon, try basil, oregano, or thyme.
Cold Sesame Noodles with Chicken and CucumbersDig into a simple end-of-summer pasta toss loaded with chicken, cucumbers, and peanuts. We use dried udon noodles; if using fresh noodles, you'll need about 11 ounces.
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RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazil's health ministry said Thursday it will launch a smartphone application to track the Zika virus during the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro to help visitors avoid the disease.
The app will provide information on preventing Zika, ask users about their health and, if necessary, direct them to the nearest pharmacy or hospital via GPS.
It will be available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese and Russian, as well as Portuguese, and go online in May, the ministry said, as Brazil counts down to the opening ceremony on Aug. 5.
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Brazil sounded the alarm over Zika when health officials noticed the mosquito-borne virus appeared to be causing a sharp rise in babies born with microcephaly, or abnormally small heads.
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If you all thought this election was bad....
just wait 4 years when we get to see Obama's puppet in action. Yes, it's going to happen and I'm afraid she will be our next president. I do not believe our country will "wake up" (at least not in our generation). I believe the demon-crats will run the most prestigious office in our great nation for awhile. I just don't see how a republican is going to win when we are consistently allowing illegals in our country and then giving them the right to vote and giving out welfare money like people are entitled to it.
Yes folks, we will all wake to find that HILLARY CLINTON is our next president. The perfect puppet for Obama. :ranting:
REALLY TATOR man you are depressing me already not even finished the 1st month out what the heck LOL
I have a feeling you are right though
political cancer, once it starts it just spreads. :yucky:
Believe me guys, I hate it more than anyone. But you have to realize our country is doing one thing really, really well... getting more and more stupid every minute of everyday. All of this stupidity comes from dependence on other people and the government. It's a vicious circle that obama has figured out and has mastered. He knows what he has to do to keep his puppets in office for as long as he wants. Eventually, I'm afraid to say, I believe this country will end up going to civil war over it. Not in our lifetime, but perhaps during our children's lives.... It's a sad day to be an American.
Civil War I believe it would happen sooner than later if we didn't have to go to work
The only truth in politics is inside our gun vaults,put u'r head betwixt u'r legs and kiss u'r butt good bye!
This coming from a dem,union,gun owning,deer hunting,scared to see what will happen to my grand sons!
12/21/12...if its the end it might be a ''good''thing!
Clean the slate and start anew?
What the hell was that?
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Where have you two been? The Myan(spell) calendar says the end of us comes on the 21st of dec. No sense buying any Christmas presents this year.
Yeah, just like the other 5,000 guys who predicted the end of times. I'm SURE the myans are correct!
What I always think is funny, is typically these people who pick the "END OF TIMES" pick a date that has some sort of familiarity with the other numbers... like 12/21/12,, I'm sure there was one on 10/10/10, etc.... God has the right to say when His Son will return to earth and I really don't think God uses our "dates" in Heaven! IMO
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75 tank...how many angels and what else?
I am trying to decide on stock for my new planted low tech 75 and would like to add angelfish. Can someone suggest how many I would be able to keep in a 75 and what other fish, and how many, would be a good choice with the angel fish. I would like to know your personal experiences and what has worked or is working for you. Thanks!
I had two adults pairs in my 72, they fought a lot, but it was not as bad as it could have been. Better cover should allow more pairs to take refuge.
What other fish did you keep successfully with them?
Anyone with angels out there.....what species do you have with them?
Mostly just clean up crews with my angels these days.
Cory (several types), Loach; clowns, kuhli or gold dojo, Ansistrus (bristle nose), Otto.
In the past I've kept both male and female betta and the larger tetra species.
Peaceful fish of you're choice that won't fit in the angel's mouth should be fine.
In my 46 I've got angels with swords, lemon tetras, neon tetras, cories, L144 pleco, gold rams, and a couple guppies that had to get kicked out of their former tank to make room for something else. I've got them in my 60 as well, and those have platies, swords, diamond tetras, empire gudgeons, and cories for tank mates. If I ever run into issues, it's between the angels, not between them and their tank mates.
Thanks...looks like many choices...
My angel fish is kept with
Zebra danio
African dwarf frog
Cory cats
But ive read at full size theyll eat danios?
Adult Angels can eat fish the size of large Neon Tetras, so this would include most of the small community fish like Guppies, Danios and many Tetras. Some are not so predatory, but think also of the small fish, constantly living with the worry of a large fish that could eat them!
Angles are soft water fish and thrive in very warm water, so select tank mates that prefer these conditions, too.
Congo Tetras, Brochis splendens, Anostomus, Yoyo and Clown Loaches are often mentioned, but these are high water flow fish. Quite a few Loricariads, but look into Farlowella, and Sturisoma for some 'different' sorts.
Neon Dwarf Rainbows, but caution: The males get really pushy toward the females, and can harass them to death. Get at least 3F:1M.
Other Rainbows can work, too. Many come from waters that change a lot seasonally, so can handle a wide range of conditions. Boesemani, Parkinsoni and others will work with Angels.
Moonlight or Pearl Gouramis are also possibilities. Beware: most Gouramis are aggressive and territorial, though Pearls are often a bit more peaceful. Most of the time their aggression is directed toward other Anabantoids.
I have usually had problems with more than one mated pair of Angels in any tank 4' long or shorter.
By the time the tank reaches 6' the Angels quit trying to claim it all, so 2 pair can work, with lots of plants and driftwood to mark territories. Almost split the tank in half with the plants.
I ended up with only one mated pair in my 75g. They just seemed to go at the other mated pair too often. I kept a Synodontis catfish (that I love), black Neons, GBR's, Oto's, and Serpae tetras.
as long as u put small angels with smaller fish, as the angels get older, they wont bother them.
i got 8 angels, 20+ black tetras , n 2 rams in my 72, everyone happy
Growing small Angels with any other small fish will not remove what is an instinctual response from the Angel toward a smaller fish when it gets full grown. The likelihood can be reduced maybe, but nature doesn't really work like that. I used to sort of go by that myself until I saw two separate Angels suck in a Cardinal Tetra. They usually don't pursue these fish I think, but if one happens to swim in its face the Angel finds it very hard to resist.
If you keep these smaller fish in larger groups I think it helps. In my 125g with 4 Angels I have about 100 Cardinals, Cherry Barbs, Rummy-nose Tetras, Bloodfin Tetras, Otos, Cories.
I have a shoal of 7 angels in my 75g with some red phantom tetras, cory's and oto's. Everyone gets along fine. Angels aggression seems to go down with larger groups but a 75g limits that number. My tank has the happy number at 7. I also keep the numbers low with the others in the tank. Also with this many I needed to run more filtration so the tank runs 2 emperor 400's. Plant density also plays into how many you can keep as they need room to swim.
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|23rd April 2010, 03:44 AM
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First DIY speaker build; need midrange suggestions
Greetings. I'm in the planning stages for building a new pair of 2-way monitor speakers and am collecting information. I've all but decided on the tweeter (Hiquphon OWI) and am currently checking into midranges.
I'd like to go somewhere in the 5" - 7" range, maybe 8". I intend to use a sealed enclosure, but am willing to entertain other suggestions if anybody has insight or knows of a mid that will do what I'm looking for vented.
I listen to a lot of metal mainly, so I need a midrange that has a nice fast attack in the upper midbass and lower midrange, however I'd like a mid that has a lot of midrange energy, too. Something exciting to listen to.
Currently eyeing the Peerless 830883 7", which is pretty close in sensitivity to the OWI (87.5dB and 87dB, repsectively). Anybody have any experience with this driver vis-à-vis its sound? I'd like to run the crossover at about 2.5kHz.
Anyway, any insight would be appreciated. I haven't even gotten into cabinet finishing or crossover design yet.
|23rd April 2010, 08:21 PM
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You're using a lot of subjective terms in your description of the kind of driver you're looking for -
"...a nice fast attack in the upper midbass and lower midrange, however I'd like a mid that has a lot of midrange energy, too. Something exciting to listen to."
I believe you should instead think about things like distortion, frequency response and efficiency. And find designs that incorporate the drivers you're interested in. An existing design may be an appropriate direction to consider.
Look at Zaph|Audio, for starters.
|23rd April 2010, 09:19 PM
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The subjective stuff is useful.. but what we need information on are more basic things like baffle dimensions and lower freq. response, etc.. (..the 2.5 kHz was particularly useful, but we also need an idea of crossover "slope".)
2-ways usually involve smaller baffles, and that usually requires some baffle step compensation. Further, unless the driver has a high Qts. (about .8), chances are there will be *additional* pressure loss lower in the baffle step region. All of this suggests a driver that is significantly more efficient than the tweeter - assuming you don't want to lower the eff. of the tweeter to match the targeted response of the mid-bass driver.
A suggestion: Beyma 8woofer/p
perspective is everything
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|23rd April 2010, 09:41 PM
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For a first timer, it's generally recommended that you build an existing design. There are lots out there.
If you tell us a bit about the music you like, the room in which you will be using the speaker, any size constraints, and the amplifier you are using then I'm sure people will be happy to chime in with some suggestions.
|24th April 2010, 12:28 AM
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Hey, thanks for the replies so far. I'll give you some more info on what I'm looking for and my background.
I've been into car audio since high school, so I have a basic understanding of enclosure design; I usually use WinISD for volumes and tuning frequencies of enclosures. My home audio setups have been hand-me-down until a few years back. I'm currently using some Infinity component speakers in (admittedly terrible) enclosures that I took from a crappy shelf system and performed some surgery on. I actually bought a set of AV-123 ELT 525M speakers recently and hated them. The upper midbass and lower midrange was too muddy and overboosted, and the highs were much too recessed for my liking. Spent a week with them hoping I'd warm up to the sound but it never happened.
I'm in a pretty small room (my office). Eyeballing it, probably about 15' (the side the speakers will be on) x 12' with an 8' ceiling. I sit pretty near-field to my speakers - probably about a 5' equilateral triangle. Amplifier is an Onkyo TX-SR602, however I'll probably chase down an Arcam AVR300 sometime this year yet. I mostly listen to metal (many subgenres), some hip hop, and rarely orchestra. Almost never listen to jazz, blues, etc. I also watch movies on this setup, but it's probably a 90/10 music to movies/games split.
As far as baffle dimensions - since I intend to stay sealed the enclosure will probably have to be split internally. The Peerless 7" woofer I mentioned calls for a .25ft^3 enclosure; just a quick estimate gives me 8 x 8 x 6.75 internal volume - the tweeter will go in a separate chamber above. I may taper the box so it's narrower at the back, as well. I know the owner of a local cabinetry company (they built a lot of cabinets for my parents' remodel), so they'll probably build the box. That said, I'm open to suggestions on materials and construction. Also, I assume I'll need to subtract the displacement of the driver from the internal volume, as well?
Electronics wise, I'll probably build my own crossovers. I've dabbled in hobbyist electronics for a while, and have built my own amplifier. 2.5kHz is the crossover point Hiquphon recommends for the OWI, so that's where I started. As far as slope is concerned, I'm not sure yet. Is 24dB/octave sufficient for these kinds of frequencies? How does that relate to the sound and/or driver selection?
Also, in a sealed enclosure, is stuffing required?
ScottG: Would baffle step be significant in a split enclosure like described above? The chamber itself won't be much larger than the diameter of the mid, and the baffle won't extend more than 1-2" on either side or the bottom of the mid. It will probably extend 3-4" above, however.
|24th April 2010, 12:50 AM
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For a reference there is this design from Projects at DIYSpeakers, can use this different driver instead of the 850439, and adjust for new alignment
Peerless PPB 830874 - 6.5" Poly Cone Woofer from Madisound
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|24th April 2010, 04:31 AM
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If I were you I'd seriously consider finding a well-documented design (that you like), and building from there. Crossover work isn't just about crossing over from one driver to the next - it also includes tailoring the driver's specific response as it relates to the baffle (or even if there isn't one). No driver is shown with free-air measurements, they are all on an "Infinite" baffle when measured and so what is "flat" almost certainly isn't going to be "flat" on a speaker's baffle. To do even a modest design generally requires both measurement and modeling software. (..a standard 24 db crossover almost never "works".)
IF you are going to do a design yourself then you'll need not only the proper equipment/software, but also a pretty good understanding of that software. You can do this, but it will take time and money (..though these days more time than money). ALTERNATIVELY (in the pursuit of doing it all yourself), you could go the "active-digital" route. That would require an amplifier for each driver (4 for a stereo pair of two-way loudspeakers), and likely this:
Parts-Express.com:Behringer DCX2496 Ultradrive Pro Digital Crossover | omnidrive driverack dps226 soundweb controller
Amplifiers can be purchased or DIY'ed (and easier still that you have done this before).. and there are plenty of forums here for that as well. There are even modification threads on the crossover if you wanted to go this route.
So before we discuss of the particulars, at this point I'll ask:
Which will it be?
1. Full "passive" design yourself? or,
2. Digital "active" design yourself? or,
3. Proven "passive" design from someone else? (..and there are a LOT of good ones to choose from.)
I should add that there are also retail solutions as well.
perspective is everything
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|24th April 2010, 01:17 PM
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ScottG is right.
I use active x-over(DCX2496) and mic measurement device to achieve near flat response(if that is what you want).
I am now experimenting with passive series x-over because I can use less components to obtain the Freq. Resp.
|24th April 2010, 08:02 PM
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This isn't good advice.. but I went looking for a mid-bass driver for a sealed enclosure of small size that might work with a standard crossover and the Hiquphon tweeter.
What I came up with is:
GR Research M 165X:
M165X Woofer - M165X
In this size enclosure:
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With a crossover around 1.9-2 kHz (LR 4th order). (..making sure to adjust component values for the different impedance of each driver at the crossover point.)
It would still suffer some pressure loss in the lower midrange (up to 250 Hz).. but that slightly "leaner" presentation might work well considering the Qtc of the design.
The woofer would need to be placed as far down vertically on the baffle as possible (..right up next to the bottom edge of the cabinet), and the tweeter should be off-set about 1/3rd of the way down from the top of the cabinet and 1/3rd of the way from the outside of the cabinet (or 2/3rds from the "inside" panel of the cabinet) - like this:
Advantages of off-set Tweeter
Ex "B".. but move the woofer down to the bottom edge of the cabinet and the tweeter about 1/3rd down from the top edge.
The problem with all this, (beyond the basic problems discussed), is that I don't think the drivers will give you quite the subjective dynamic response you are looking for.
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Hi Panoptic,
I just sent you a pm.
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Posted by Richard Fichera on April 19, 2013
The industry is abuzz with speculation that IBM will sell its x86 server business to Lenovo. As usual, neither party is talking publicly, but at this point I'd give it a better than even chance, since usually these kind of rumors tend to be based on leaks of real discussions as opposed to being completely delusional fantasies. Usually.
So the obvious question then becomes "Huh?", or, slightly more eloquently stated, "Why would they do something like that?". Aside from the possibility that this might all be fantasy, two explanations come to mind:
1. IBM is crazy.
2. IBM is not crazy.
Of the two explanations, I'll have to lean toward the latter, although we might be dealing with a bit of the "Hey, I'm the new CEO and I'm going to do something really dramatic today" syndrome. IBM sold its PC business to Lenovo to the tune of popular disbelief and dire predictions, and it's doing very well today because it transferred its investments and focus to higher margin business, like servers and services. Lenovo makes low-end servers today that it bootstrapped with IBM licensed technology, and IBM is finding it very hard to compete with Lenovo and other low-cost providers. Maybe the margins on its commodity server business have sunk below some critical internal benchmark for return on investment, and it believes that it can get a better return on its money elsewhere.
Posted by Richard Fichera on April 14, 2013
Wisdom from the Past
In his 1956 dystopian sci-fi novel "The City and the Stars", Arthur C. Clarke puts forth the fundamental design tenet for making eternal machines, "A machine shall have no moving parts". To someone from the 1950s current computers would appear to come close to that ideal – the CPUs and memory perform silent magic and can, with some ingenuity, be passively cooled, and invisible electronic signals carry information in and out of them to networks and … oops, to rotating disks, still with us after more than five decades[i]. But, as we all know, salvation has appeared on the horizon in the form of solid-state storage, so called flash storage (actually an idea of several decades standing as well, just not affordable until recently).
The initial substitution of flash for conventional storage yields immediate gratification in the form of lower power, maybe lower cost if used effectively, and higher performance, but the ripple effect benefits of flash can be even more pervasive. However, the implementation of the major architectural changes engendered across the whole IT stack by the use of flash is a difficult conceptual challenge for users and largely addressed only piecemeal by most vendors. Enter IBM and its Flashahead initiative.
What is Happening?
On Friday, April 11, IBM announced a major initiative, to the tune of a spending commitment of $1B, to accelerate the use of flash technology by means of three major programs:
· Fundamental flash R&D
· New storage products built on flash-only memory technology
Posted by Richard Fichera on April 8, 2013
Overview - Moonshot Takes Off
HP today announced the Moonshot 1500 server, their first official volume product in the Project Moonshot server product family (the initial Redstone, a Calxeda ARM-based server, was only available in limited quantities as a development system), and it represents both a significant product today and a major stake in the ground for future products, both from HP and eventually from competitors. It's initial attractions – an extreme density low power x86 server platform for a variety of low-to-midrange CPU workloads – hides the fact that it is probably a blueprint for both a family of future products from HP as well as similar products from other vendors.
Geek Stuff – What was Announced
The Moonshot 1500 is a 4.3U enclosure that can contain up to 45 plug-in server cartridges, each one a complete server node with a dual-core Intel Atom 1200 CPU, up to 8 GB of memory and a single disk or SSD device, up to 1 TB, and the servers share common power supplies and cooling. But beyond the density, the real attraction of the MS1500 is its scalable fabric and CPU-agnostic architecture. Embedded in the chassis are multiple fabrics for storage, management and network giving the MS1500 (my acronym, not an official HP label) some of the advantages of a blade server without the advanced management capabilities. At initial shipment, only the network and management fabric will be enabled by the system firmware, with each chassis having up two Gb Ethernet switches (technically they can be configured with one, but nobody will do so), allowing the 45 servers to share uplinks to the enterprise network.


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A Russian MIG and a P-51 Mustang will be among the planes and other exhibits at the upcoming open house and fly-in at the Rowan County Airport.
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By Jessie Burchette
Along with the planes, the airport will offer fun, food, flying and games for the kids on Saturday.
The event is intended to attract pilots as well as families.
The MIG and P-51 Mustang are among several planes scheduled to be on display.
The P-51 Mustang is credited with providing effective long-range bomber escort during the Allies' daylight bombing campaigns in World War II.
The MIG, the Aero Vodochody L-39 aircraft, is a low-wing aircraft designed for basic and advanced training, including weapon delivery practicing as well as light attacks.
Other aircraft scheduled for display include:
* Carolinas Historic Aviation Commission and Museum's Piedmont Airlines DC-3;
* Army OV-ID Mohawk;
* F-4 Phantom /KC-97 cockpits;
* Cessna 152, Cessna 172;
* N.C. National Guard UH-60 and OH-58 helicopters;
* T-28 Trojan;
* Diamond Aircraft "Premier"
* Cirrus S22;
* Air Care "Bell 212" helicopter;
* Experimental and light sport aircraft.
Helicopter rides on an R-22 copter will be available for $25.
The local Experimental Aircraft Association will hold a sport aircraft fly-in that is expected to draw dozens of planes.
The association will also hold light sport aircraft seminars throughout the day.
Businesses based at the airport will also participate in the open house, including briefings on services provided. These include: Alpha One Flight Services (flight school), Aircraft Painting and Interiors; and Carolina Avionics.
Tony Hankerson, airport manager, is extending an invitation to aviation fans and residents to visit the airport and check out the displays.
It's the second year the airport has held the open house and fly-in. The initial effort was a wash as heavy rains forced it to be rescheduled.
Hankerson and all those involved are hoping for good weather and large crowds on Saturday.
It's a great opportunity to get up close with a variety of new and historic aircraft.
The open house and fly-in will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The airport is located at 3670 Airport Loop Road, which is off of U.S. 29 south of Salisbury.
For more information, contact Hankerson at 704-216-7749 or e-mail at email@example.com.


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Greek Marinade
With lots of ouzo, fennel and dill, this marinade packs great anise flavor. Melissa Rubel Jacobson says to leave it on for 30 minutes for a mild taste or up to 4 hours for more intensity.
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- Servings: 4
- 1/2 cup chopped dill
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 small onion, thinly sliced
- 3 garlic cloves, crushed
- Six 1-inch strips of lemon zest
- Juice of 1 lemon
- 2 tablespoons ouzo
- 1 teaspoon fennel seeds, crushed
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
How to make this recipe
In a bowl, whisk all of the ingredients together. Place the chicken in a large, resealable bag and add the marinade. Seal the bag and toss to coat. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes and up to 4 hours.
Light a grill or preheat a grill pan and brush liberally with vegetable oil. Scrape any marinade off the chicken, season it generously with salt and pepper and grill.
Serve With
Cucumber and herb salad.
Suggested Pairing
Cherry-scented Greek rosé.


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Sleepy Hollow Interviews
Did you get to check out Sleepy Hollow on Fox last night? AMAZING! If you didn't check out the trailer here
I got the chance to sit down with some of the cast and see what they thought about the show. My favorite interview had to be with Tom Mison, who plays Ichabod Crane. First off, he is eaily one of the nicest actors I've had the chance to meet. Since the show is set in 2013, that means that Ichabod has been asleep for 250-something years. So, I had to start of the interview with... if you were asleep that long, what would shock you the most?
I also got to sit down with Orlando Jones and Katia Winter, from the show. Check out the interview right here!
Be sure to check out the show! Sleepy Hollow on Monday nights on FOX!


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Family Hotel Djangal Bansko, The Djangal is situated in peaceful surroundings next to a mountain creek, 500 metres from the centre of Bansko and 800 metres from the ski lift. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The ski resort Dobrinishte lies 6 km away. Each room at the Family Hotel Djangal is decorated in warm colours, such as auburn, amber, and ginger. Guests can choose between self-catering apartments and rooms with either private or shared bathroom facilities. The rustic tavern has a cosy fireplace, and its walls, floors and ceilings entirely in rock with exposed wooden beams. Barbecue facilities are also provided. Guests craving some wellness pampering can head to the neighbouring spa resort of Bania, 6 km away. The hotel itself also has a sauna, available at a surcharge. (Family Hotel Djangal Bansko hotels booking).


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before I start my experience I want to say that i never had sensitive issues. the procedure took an hour consisting of four 15 minutes sessions. before each session the gel will be removed and a new one will be applied. the first session was great no pain or whatsoever. 2nd, ok but some teeth started to hurt a little. 3rd, some teeth started to hurt so bad. 4th session, i was asking myself why i'm I doing this. at the end I was in so much pain and really wanted to cry.
they gave me pain killers at the clinic and applied some gel to reduce the sensitivity. the pain lasted for the whole day and I took a lot of pain killers that night. I woke up in the morning and I had no pain or sensitivity at all but the gum was a little inflamed. the doctor recommended me to use sensitivity tooth paste 2 weeks before and after the zoom. However, my teeth are not as white as they were on the zoom day but not as discolored as before although I followed the instruction and didn't drink or eat any staining food for 48 hours. so thats is the disappointing thing about it.
I'm sorry if I scared you guys but I really wanted to put the truth out there. if you have the money try it out, maybe your teeth are not as sensitive and stubborn as mine. I kinda feel it doesn't worth it


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Lumber business, early days of B.A.R.
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Visitors to the Maine woods in the early twentieth century often recorded their adventures in private diaries or journals and in photographs. Their remembrances of canoeing, camping, hunting and fishing helped equate Maine with wilderness.
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Welcome to Family Friendly Fridays! My family and I absolutely love bruschetta! The other night my family and I went out to an Italian restaurant and we ordered some delicious bruschetta off of the menu! I knew that there had to be a way to create a healthier gluten free and grain free version of this classic dish! This is that recipe! Last week my friend Katie over at This Chick Cooks posted a pizza crust recipe and this crust is adapted from that recipe. I think you all are really going to enjoy this recipe! Enjoy!
- 1 cup shredded organic mozzarella cheese
- 1 egg
- 1 tbsp almond meal/flour
- 1 tbsp coconut flour
- 2 tbsp pesto, See Recipe
- 1 whole tomato sliced
- 2-3 tbsp of fresh mozzarella
- Preheat oven to 400 F.
- Mix the first 4 ingredients together in a bowl and spread onto a greased piece of parchment paper.
- Spread thinly and place into oven and cook for 10 minutes or until lightly browned.
- Remove from oven and spread pesto onto crust. Top with sliced tomatoes and some fresh mozzarella.
- Put back into oven for 3-5 minutes just until the cheese is slightly melted.
- Cut into squares and enjoy!
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Hard at work on their MTV series, Whitney Port and Roxy Olin were busy filming "The City" in New York City on Friday afternoon (June 25).
The two ladies looked lovely, with Roxy daringly going sans bra as she laughed with Whitney while partaking in the week-ending shoot - during which a few non-cast members brazenly interrupted a scene to chat with Miss Port and Miss Olin.
In related news, Whitney was among the many stars speaking up about the "Eclipse" premiere taking place in Los Angeles on Thursday night (June 24).
Declaring herself as a loyal supporter of Team Edward, the MTV cutie blogged, "I, Whitney Port, am one of the millions of girls who has a crush on Edward Cullen. Yes it's true, I have a weakness for his pale skin, tousled hair, honey-colored eyes, perfect abs, and willpower not to feed on human blood."
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In Reply to: RE: I know. posted by Pat D on October 15, 2010 at 18:10:36
By listening to it?
In the absence of blind tests, we have sighted ones. They aren't of coruse completely reliable, but -i-t- -s-e-e-m-s- -t-o- -m-e- -t-h-a-t- they're significantly better than no evidence at all.
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Sighted tests are quite reliable for a lot of things. A couple of examples. They can show the equipment works and is not obviously malfunctioning. They can show that an amplifier can drive the speakers to one's satisfaction--or not.
As well, sighted tests can work quite well for forming preferences. I have often advised people to get the equipment they prefer, and to form their preferences by the methods they prefer.
For determining small audible differences--sighted auditions are not reliable.
"A fool and his money are soon parted." --- Thomas Tusser
The problem is, neither is practical forced choice testing. Just look at the DBT reports on Hydrogen Audio, the results are all over the place. So what do you do, wait for the blind tests to improve (or to be done in the first place, since most equipment one might be interested in buying hasn't been subjected to DBT), or accept the evidence of one's ears?
I suppose I should add that this isn't just a rhetorical question. The purported superiority of certain esoteric cables, the audibility of certain differences in contemporary power amplifiers and converters -- in many cases, I just don't know. All I can do is use my ears and a bit of common sense, and hope I'm right.
Ah, well that illustrates a different concern: what to buy. I don't tell people what to buy, or how they *should* go about choosing equipment, though I can tell them what has worked for me and others. I don't have to change speakers every couple of years because I get tired of them.
This bothers many people. They expect me to tell them what to buy--after all, that's why many of them come here, to get advice on what equipment to buy. I'm not answering the questions they have in their minds--but seldom ask.
I often suggest speakers I think most people would like, or amplifiers that should drive their speakers, if I know. But I don't tell them not to buy expensive equipment, and I don't suggest they buy the cheapest. What I suggest is that they buy the equipment they prefer.
"A fool and his money are soon parted." --- Thomas Tusser
I think the best you can do is outline some of the options. Needs and tastes differ too much. However, within a given category, there are almost always components that are a better value than others. And some, arguably, that have no value at all, or are ridiculously overpriced for what they are (not that I'm thinking of certain estoteric cables . . .).
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#1 Jan 23, 2013
I am the wisest of all flesh and blood upon the face of the whole Earth.
I know more about the Lord God and all that pertains to Him and His creation of all flesh and blood upon the face of the whole Earth.
If you need advice or have a question, tell me what it is...I may help you.
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#2 Jan 23, 2013
just a few questions for you........
Why is an alarm clock going "off" when it actually turns on?
If you mated a bull dog and a shitsu, would it be called a bullshit?
If an ambulance is on its way to save someone, and it runs someone over, does it stop to help them?
Why is Grape Nuts cereal called that, when it contains neither grapes, nor nuts?
If Jimmy cracks corn and no one cares, why is there a song about him?
Why is it called a "drive through" if you have to stop?
Why does mineral water that has "trickled through mountains for centuries" go out of date next year?
Why are Softballs hard?
Do the minutes on the movie boxes include the previews, credits, and special features, or just the movie itself?
If the professor on Giligan's Island can make a radio out of coconut, why can't he fix a hole in a boat?
Why do people point to their wrist when asking for the time, but people don't point to their crotch when they ask where the bathroom is?
Why is an electrical outlet called an outlet when you plug things into it? Shouldn't it be called an inlet.
Why do we scrub Down and wash Up?
Why does Goofy stand erect while Pluto remains on all fours? They're both dogs!
Can blind people see their dreams?
Why do most cars have speedometers that go up to at least 130 when you legally can't go that fast on any road?
Why do they call it "getting your dog fixed" if afterwards it doesn't work anymore?
Why do they call it taking a dump? Shouldn't it be leaving a dump?
Where in the nursery rhyme does it say humpty dumpty is an egg?
Why do they sterilize needles for lethal injections?
Why do banks leave the door wide open but the pens chained to the counter?
If electricity comes from electrons, does morality come from morons?
Why does Donald Duck wear a towel when he comes out of the shower, when he doesn't usually wear any pants?
How come you press harder on a remote control when you know the battery is dead?
If an orange is orange, why isn't a lime called a green or a lemon called a yellow?
If a cat always lands on its feet, and buttered bread always lands butter side down, what would happen if you tied buttered bread on top of a cat?
If the #2 pencil is the most popular, why's it still #2?
What color would a smurf turn if you choked it?
Where's the egg in an egg roll?
Why aren't blue berries blue?
Where is the lead in a lead pencil?
Why is Greenland called green when it is covered in ice?
#3 Jan 23, 2013
That is just the way it is.
#4 Jan 26, 2013
Today is a good day to turn over a new leaf.
#5 Jan 26, 2013
Why is der schwarze content to leave a broken window unrepaired?
#6 Jan 26, 2013
Because it annoys der weiss.
#7 Jan 26, 2013
You wasted your time cutting and pasting these as they're old and not even funny anymore.
United States
#8 Jan 26, 2013
I agree
#9 Jan 26, 2013
That is a possibility. It's also possible der schwarze is just stupid.
#11 Jan 26, 2013
Yes he is but it's to be expected since he's Enzyte Bob.
#12 Jan 26, 2013
Roflmao! You out did yourself! Hysterical!!!!!
#13 Jan 26, 2013
AWWWWW COME ON! Where's your sense of humor!
Regardless of the age of the statements, and or questions, they are funny!
#14 Jan 26, 2013
You're obviously easily amused.
Since: Dec 11
#15 Jan 26, 2013
How will we pay for the trillions in debt Uncle Sugar is racking up? Will the Halfrican renounce his destruction plans? Will we default and go mad maxx and start all over? Will we be content to live in cardboard boxes? Indentured servants? How o sage one will it happen. A money tree discovered. Problem solved? GDP will grow by leaps and bounds because we like the new dawn of debt and work harder to pay it off? Will the piper ever come or can we just continue to print our way to prosperity?
#16 Jan 26, 2013
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#17 Jan 26, 2013
Your last sentence says it all.There is no way we are going to pay off the debt.They can tax all they want but the people just dont have the money.If he can get Moochelle to stop eating,the debt can be paid.
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#18 Jan 26, 2013
Are you like 10 years old or something?Grow up!!!.
#19 Jan 26, 2013
Because it will not open.
"Hi-Yo Silver! Away!"
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#20 Jan 26, 2013
Why is laughter pronounced "LAFF-ter", but put an "s" in front and it becomes "SLAW-ter"?
"Don't trust the internet!"
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#21 Jan 26, 2013
Why do we drive on a parkway and park on a driveway?
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A boy aged six was killed when he was hit by a car as he walked with his mother just yards from a primary school in south east London.
Police said the boy died in hospital just over an hour after the collision in Thamesmead last night.
He was with his mother and other family members near the St John Fisher Catholic Primary School.
The child, who has not been named, is thought to have run into the road and was struck by the car, a Honda CRV.
Relatives put the injured boy into another car and began driving him to hospital before meeting an ambulance about 10 minutes later. He was transferred to the ambulance which took him to hospital but he died at about 7.20pm.
Police said the accident took place in St John Fisher Road near the junction with Kale Road at about 6.15pm. The driver of the car stopped at the scene but was not arrested.
Hannah Cocksedge, 22, who lives nearby and has a son, Mackenzie, four, said: "It is a dangerous road. They need some traffic calming measures. I have feared for my own son here, it is a tragedy."
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You drive a Mazda so I would expect you to be blind to it's faults. Dealer maintained is dealer maintained in case you can't read. All scheduled maintenance and all repairs done when needed. The pcv valve was not the problem with oil consumption. They couldn't explain it and said it was normal. If you personally haven't heard of a problem then it mustn't exist. The remotes on the CX-5 work as they should, just stupidly. We aren't talking about all the Mazdas you know that AREN'T CX-5s that work nicely.
I didn't compare fuel consumption between a car and truck. My original point was that with similar horsepower ( 155 and 160 ) a heavier Mazda CX-5 is obviously underpowered based on power to weight compared to the Focus.
The Focus has become a much more premium car in the latest version and wins a fair bit of praise. Enjoy your Mazda. Every make of car has its fans. Even the not so great ones. My sister loves hers, so there you go.
Dealer maintained doesn't mean crap if it's beat to crap. Just because someone takes it to the dealer for scheduled maintenance doesn't mean it's had preventative maintenance done.
I never said anything about PCV valve, just the smoking & excess oil consumption was on the TURBO'D 2.3L, NOT the n/a 2.3.
I would say personally i haven't heard of the problem as i'm on many mazda forums and personally know over 20 people with different mazda's and NONE of them have said they had issue's with oil consumption & burning oil. Mine Mazda 6i with the 2.3L included.
Ford got a lot of their technology, including their remote entry system, from Mazda. They have tweaked it over the years, but it's basically the same. I was stating to you that i've driven a Mazda with remote start and the remote start fob will unlock the doors. It's in the manual. The CX5 i rode in had a keyless entry system with a little button on the door handle that was easily pushed to gain entry to the car w/o having to take the key out. What you're saying doesn't make sense, but it would hurt for YOU to read the owners manual since YOU have such a problem understanding how technology works.
I never said you compared the mpg's of a CX5 to a truck. I said you compared a CX5 to a focus, which are in 2 completely different classes and isn't fair to either as a CUV is different from an ecnobox. Mazda listens to it's customers and will make improvements over the next for model years.
The price of the focus has jumped considerably over the years, so i would imagine that both quality and technology has increased with the price. I'm fan of both the Ford and Mazda, so i don't really see what your point is. But all cars will be lemons if they aren't properly maintained, dealer or no dealer.
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