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The City of El Paso Environmental Services Department (ESD) is sending out a call for talented commercial truck drivers.
The El Paso Chihuahuas (Triple-A San Diego Padres) will be hosting a job fair in February.
The City of El Paso is currently accepting applications for Coach Operator Trainee (bus driver) for Sun Metro. Sun Metro will be accepting applications on a continuous basis.
As some of us take time off to reflect and observe MLK Day you should know what will be closed in the El Paso area.
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Final Records: 19-8 overall, 11-5 in SEC
Another Strong Season for Dogs
Despite their self-imposed ban on post-season games, the Georgia Bulldogs again turned in their third straight successful season. Among the most important milestones achieved included:
The second straight year in which Georgia won double-digit SEC games. That's the first time in school history Georgia won at least 10 games in league competition. Such an accomplishment magnifies in scope when you consider the overall strength of the SEC. Last season's team won 10 conference games but tied for first in the Eastern Division. This year's Bulldogs improved their SEC record by one game but settled for third place in the Eastern standings.
Georgia spent more consecutive weeks in the national Top 25 polls (10) than in any previous year. The Bulldogs began the season ranked 16th in both national Top 25 polls, probably an inflated standing, given the Bulldogs' partial roster. Three losses in their first four games caused them to drop from the polls and, in essence, the national college hoops radar screen. The return of Steve Thomas on Dec. 18 gave Georgia a full roster, and thereafter the Dogs went 14-6.
For the second year in three, Georgia played what was rated the nation's most difficult schedule. Indeed, the Bulldogs played 18 of their 27 games against teams that played in the postseason. Their record in those games was 13-5 and it included a 10-4 slate against NCAA Tournament teams.
Never before had Georgia been slated for more television appearances than in 2002-03. All but four of the Bulldogs' 27 games were carried by some TV entity, including seven times with national coverage: three times each on CBS and ESPN and another on ESPN2. What a difference a year makes! Before the postseason, the 2002 team played just twice on national TV and only 14 times overall.
The season was not without its dramatic moments. Three times the Bulldogs either won or lost games at the buzzer. They lost the Minnesota game and Florida road game on desperate 3-point shots that fell as the buzzer sounded. Most agree that Georgia's season turned on the 71-70 win at Colorado. In Boulder, Jonas Hayes capped an improbable comeback when he sank the only 3-point shot he's ever taken in a basketball game, a 30-footer that fell with :0.2 left. The shot turned Georgia's record from 1-4 to 2-3 and started an 8-game winning streak that reached into the SEC schedule.
Individually, junior forward Jarvis Hayes became Georgia's first two-time consensus All-SEC 1st-teamer since Dominique Wilkins won honors in 1981-82. The 6-7 Atlanta native scored 1,031 points in two seasons, reaching the 1,000-point mark in five fewer games than career scoring leader Litterial Green. Senior guard Ezra Williams won All-SEC 2nd-team honors for the second straight year and finished his Georgia career with 1,350 points, good for 14th place on the school's all-time list.
Attendance Records Fall Again
With its ninth straight sellout in the home finale against Florida, Georgia established new single-season attendance records for the second consecutive year. Here are the marks that have been set again:
Avg. attendance for all home games: 9,857 (94 percent of capacity)
The streak of sellouts began Dec. 31 in the Pittsburgh game and continued through the entire SEC schedule. there have now been 18 total sellouts since Harrick became the Georgia coach four years ago.
Hayes Named SEC P-O-W
For the first time of his career at Georgia, junior forward Jarvis Hayes was named SEC Player of the Week, according to an announcement Monday by the league office in Birmingham. Hayes led the Bulldogs in scoring in both of their victories last week, pumping in 23 against Alabama and 26 in the win over South Carolina. His 26 against the Gamecocks were his highest total of the SEC schedule thus far and the second-highest of the season.
Here are some uncommonly good numbers about Hayes: his scoring average during the SEC season (17.9 ppg) is higher than his overall average (17.8). In addition, his scoring average on the road in the SEC season is higher than his average at home (18.8 to 17.0).
This is the second time of the season that a Bulldog won the honor. Ezra Williams took the P-O-W award in the first week of January.
Short Shots...
3-Point FG Pct.: 2nd (43.3%)
Turnovers/Game: 12th (12.2/game)
Interestingly, of the eight teams that rank ahead of Georgia in NCAA scoring stats, seven of them are also ahead of the Dogs in the AP Top 25.
Also from the current AP poll, Georgia's field-goal percentage of 47.7% is the 13th-best of all 25 teams. Its scoring defense (73.6 ppg) and FG percentage defense (44.0%), however, both rank 25th among the members of the poll.
In the 17 years of the 3-point shot, just two SEC schools have had higher percentages at season's end than Georgia's current mark of 43.3 percent (Alabama in 1987 - 44.3% and Auburn in 1991 - 45.2%).
In the Mississippi State game, Rashad Wright handed out his 100th assist of the season, marking the third straight season in which he's gone over that mark. No player in Georgia history had ever reached 100 assists in his first three years before Wright, not even career assist leader Litterial Green.
Five times in their 1 1/2 seasons together have Jarvis Hayes and Ezra Williams hit for 20 or more points apiece in the same game. The Jan. 5 win over LSU marked the most recent occurrence. Georgia is 5-0 in those games:
Georgia's recent on-court surge - combined with some stellar play by its non-conference opponents - have caused a meteoric rise by the Dogs in the national power ratings.
Just in the past three weeks, they've risen from the mid-30s in the RPI listings to their current spot at No. 2. In addition, their strength of schedule rating has risen on a parallel path, going from the low-30s to its spot today at No. 1. That figure isn't likely to swoon anytime soon as the Bulldogs reach the middle stages of the SEC slate.
Georgia currently leads the SEC in assist/turnover ratio at +1.54/1. That mark is a significant improvement from last season, when the Bulldogs ranked 3rd in the league at +1.08 assists per turnover.
Don't look now, though, for Georgia also ranks last in the SEC in several defensive categories, including scoring defense, FG percentage defense and 3-point FG percentage defense.
What's the biggest difference in Georgia with Steve Thomas, compared to the seven games without him? The Bulldogs seem to be much better defenders with him. The past five opponents have shot 41 percent, compared to 45.1 percent by the first seven teams. Georgia has gotten over half (34) of its 60 total blocked shots in its last five games, an average of 6.5 per game. Thomas alone currently averages nearly 3.0 blocks per contest, while Chris Daniels leads Georgia with 22 blocks.
Georgia has scored over 90 points in three straight games, something that hasn't happened since early in the 1997-98 season. In this mini-streak, the Dogs have also shot over 50 percent and handed out over 20 assists each time. from behind the stripe.
Rashad Wright recently joined a group of 10 players in UGA history that have scored at least 500 points and handed out 300 assists in their careers. He did both in the same game, doing so last Sunday against Appalachian State. He's now 11th on the career assist list with 301.
In the Cal game Dec. 7, Ezra Williams scored a team-high 23 points, which put him at 1,008 for his career. He became the 31st player in school history to surpass the 1,000-point mark.
Technically speaking, however, Jarvis Hayes crossed the 1,000-point plateau in the final game of the 2002 season. He scored 479 points as a freshman at Western Carolina, 538 at Georgia last season. Counting his entire collegiate career, he now has 1,148 points...
Signing Period Nets Five
Georgia basketball coach Jim Harrick announced the signing of three high school seniors to national letters-of-intent: Mohamed Abukar of Escondido, Calif.; Corey Gibbs of Lithonia, Ga., and Jordan Howell of Madison, Ala.
The Bulldogs also got letters-of-intent from junior college players Cassiano Matheus (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Marcus Jackson (Peoria, Ill.), who both attend South Plains Junior College in Levelland, Texas.
The 6-9, 200-pound Abukar has just begun his final season at Rancho Bernardo High School, for which he averaged 20.3 points and 11.8 rebounds as a junior. Last summer he was the youngest member of the U.S. team at the World Junior Championships Qualifying Tournament in Venezuela.
Gibbs is widely considered to be the top senior prospect in Georgia for the 2003 season. Though he now attends Redan High School, the 6-8, 235-pound forward starred last season for Pace Academy in Atlanta, averaging 22.5 points, 15.0 rebounds and 6.2 blocks per game.
Howell, a 6-3 point guard, is currently a senior at Bob Jones High School. Last season he averaged 13.8 points, 4.2 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game and was an All-State selection.
Matheus, a 6-10, 235-pound native of Brazil, is averaging 9.0 points and 8.1 rebounds through six games of his sophomore season at South Plains.
Jackson, 6-8 and 234 pounds, was an All-Western Jr. College Athletic Conference first-team pick as a freshman last year, averaging 10.5 points and 6.3 rebounds per game.
Schedule Strength a UGA Hallmark
Since coming to Athens, Georgia coach Jim Harrick has developed a knack for putting his teams through a rigorous pre-conference schedule. In each of the past two seasons, Georgia's schedule has ranked in the nation's top 10 in degree of difficulty. The 2001 slate, in fact, rated #1 nationally in both RPI and Sagarin rankings and was likely the biggest reason Georgia was invited to the NCAA Tournament with only a 16-14 record.
This season will be no different. The Bulldogs are slated to play two non-conference teams currently ranked in the Top Five (Texas & Pittsburgh) and road games against four so-called ?high major? programs: Georgia Tech, Minnesota, Colorado and California.
In all, Georgia's schedule features 17 of its 27 games against teams that played in post-season tournaments last season. Dogs Trample All-Stars in Exhibition
In Georgia's exhibition opener last week, Damien Wilkins just missed a "triple double," racking up 22 points, 9 rebounds and 8 assists in leading the Bulldogs to a 108-76 win over the Southeast Atlanta All-Stars at Stegeman Coliseum.
Georgia got double-figure scoring from four others, including 17 points from Rashad Wright, who made five of seven shots from 3-point range. Jarvis Hayes added 15 points while Ezra Williams contributed 13 and reserve guard Mike Dean chipped in 11.
Williams got Georgia rolling at the game's outset, sinking consecutive treys and helping the Bulldogs break out to a 12-0 lead. By halftime Georgia had gotten points from eight different players in racking up a 57-28 advantage.
Bulldogs Tabbed 2nd in East; Hayes, Williams Named Pre-Season All-SEC
Georgia was picked to finish second in the Eastern Division at the Southeastern Conference Basketball Media Day that was conducted in Birmingham, Ala., on October 31.
The defending East co-champs received 87 poll points, trailing only Florida, which tallied 59 points, in the division predictions. pegged for a third-place finish (99 points), with South Carolina (180), Tennessee (190) and Vanderbilt (225) completing the division. Florida received 26 first-place votes, Georgia had nine, and Kentucky had five.
Alabama, with 30 first-place votes, was a prohibitive pick to repeat as Western Division champs. The Tide's 54 points led Mississippi State with 93, LSU with 126, Ole Miss with 143, Arkansas with 211 and Auburn's 213.
In addition, junior forward Jarvis Hayes was selected to the pre-season All-SEC first team. Other members of the first unit included Erwin Dudley of Alabama, Mario Austin of Mississippi State, Maurice Williams of Alabama and Brett Nelson of Florida.
Georgia guard Ezra Williams was named to the pre-season All-SEC second team along with Ronald Dupree of LSU, Matt Bonner of Floida, Keith Bogans of Kentucky and Derrick Zimmerman of Mississippi State.
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The 26-year-old Biwott clocked two hours five minutes 11 seconds over 42.195 km to beat fellow Kenyan Vincent Kipruto's previous Paris mark by 36 seconds.
"The pace was a bit slow and I knew if I could up the pace a little but I could win it. And when I went, I knew I was going to win it," Biwott told French TV channel France 3.
Ethiopia's Girima Assefa was second, crossing the finish line on Avenue Foch one minute 12 seconds behind on a chilly morning.
Ethiopian Tirfi Beyene won the women's race in a Paris record of two hours 21 minutes 39 seconds.


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Last minute get-away
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If like us you're feeling a little blue about the approach of winter and don't like how cold its feeling now never mind how cold it will get later in the season then it could be time to think about a last little get-a-way before the year is over. Whether it's a night at a plush hotel in the UK, a mini weekend break in Europe or a longer trip somewhere hot, getting away for even a short amount of time can provide the pre-winter boost we need to keep us going. Taking a mini break is also a great way to get some you time or special time with a loved one so make sure you pack some extra special lingerie in your overnight bag!! The Hestia Basque by Masquerade is perfect for such occasions. The silky fabric gives a luxurious feel whilst the clever ribbon detailing conceals hook and eye fastenings at the back. This style also has detachable straps so it can be worn under a slinky top or dress with or without straps to provide a super flattering silhouette and fabulous cleavage. Attach a pair of sexy stockings for extra oomph!
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Dausol Apartments Apartment
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Apart from all the enjoyment within our complex, you will have at your disposal all kind of activities such as aquatic sports, sightseeing in Ibiza Town, excursions to the idyllic beaches of Formentera or hire a car and discover the villages, beautiful countryside and hidden caves around the island. You can not forget the incredible night scene of Port of Ibiza and its famous Clubs: Space (worldwide well-known) and Bora-Bora that are both a short walk away from the hotel.
Choose between an apartment and a studio, all with full bathroom, balcony and a kitchenette with electric kettle. All studios and apartments are now fully air-conditioned and have TV (Satellite) and have stereo.
Our Apartments have their own bar / restaurant and pool. There is lot of space for soaking up the sun on the pool terraces; they have plenty of sun-loungers. Or you might prefer to wander down to the beach and try your hand at some water-sports. We also have a coffee shop, swimming pool and the public transport is close to apartments.
The reception is open 24 h a day with service of currency exchange, safety deposit, rent car and motorbikes service. There is also a Buffet Restaurant.
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Proclamation and chirotony of the newly-elected Bishop David of Krusevac25. July 2011 - 9:18
Metropolitan Hilarion meets with Montenegrin Prime Minister Igor Luksic22. July 2011 - 15:26
On the second day of the visit, Metropolitan Hilarion met with Prime Minister of Montenegro Mr. Igor Luksic, where he once again repeated the position of the Russian Orthodox Church that in Montenegro one canonical Serbian Orthodox Church exist, which on the territory of Montenegro include the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and the Diocese of Budimlje-Niksic, as well as partly Diocese of Zahumlje-Herzegovina and Mileseva.
Prime Minister Luksic emphasized that in Montenegro a vast majority of people lived that declared themselves as believers, which was confirmed by the last census, particularly the interest for faith was present among young people. He added that all that obligated also the state that respect the canonical structure of the Church, as well as he also expected that the Orthodox Church respect the structure of the state.
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Saint Sava Summer Camp in Jackson, California21. July 2011 - 8:59
One of the most spiritually nourishing events every year in the Western American Diocese is the Children's Camp. Organized by the Diocesan Camp Committee and held during the three weeks in July and August (July 17 - August 6, 2011) at the Saint Sava Mission and Retreat Center, in Jackson, California, this Camp always attracts many children from throughout the Diocese. St Sava Summer Camp begins each year after the feast of Petrovdan and continues for three full weeks. The first week is restricted to younger campers of elementary and middle school. The second and third week are open to campers who range from those entering the first grade to the twelfth grade. St Sava is Camp is a gathering place for members of all generations. It is not uncommon to have grandparents in the kitchen, parents as lay directors and children, and even grandchildren of the same family as campers. The campground is a home away from home. Camp councelors are most often former campers who are 'giving back' their time and talent to help today's campers.
Metropolitan Hilarion of Volokolamsk visits Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral20. July 2011 - 21:41
The head of the Moscow Patriarchate's department for external church relations, His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion (Alfeyev) of Volokolamsk, came today in an official visit to the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral and the state of Montenegro.


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Brazeal's Walk-Off Bomb Gives USF First Win
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With one down in the ninth, Brazeal squared up a 2-0 change-up, sending it deep into the Tampa night. The walk-off homer is the first by a Bull since 2009, when then-sophomore Jonathan Koscso hit a solo shot to beat Pittsburgh in extra innings. It was the first homer of the season for Brazeal and his first since May 7 of last season against St. John's.
Senior starter Andrew Barbosa was stellar on the mound for the Bulls, but left the game with tightness in his pitching forearm after four-plus innings of work.
Barbosa opened the game by striking out the side in the first and five of the first seven he faced. He would go on to strike out eight on the evening and allowed just two hits.
Elon reached Barbosa for two unearned runs in the fourth. With two outs and the bases loaded, designated hitter Sebastian Gomez's two-run single gave Elon the 2-0 lead, two batters after Sam Mende's throwing error prolonged the inning.
With Barbosa out, the USF bullpen stepped up in a big way, pitching five scoreless innings, keeping the Bulls within striking distance while the offense found its stride.
Senior Kyle Eastham came into the game to replace Barbosa and was superb in relief, throwing 4.0 scoreless innings, while allowing just one hit and striking out three.
USF cut the Elon lead to 2-1 on junior Luis Llerena's RBI single in the fifth inning to score senior Junior Carlin, who walked to lead-off the inning.
The Bulls then evened the game in the seventh on an RBI single by sophomore Chad Taylor scoring Brazeal, who singled earlier in the frame.
After retiring seven of the last nine batters he faced, Eastham gave way to senior Zack Pietrzyk. Pietrzyk continued his strong 2011 season by working a perfect ninth, striking out one. His effort was good enough to pick up his first win of the season.
USF will look to take the series in the rubber match tomorrow with the first pitch coming at 1 p.m. The Bulls will send freshman LHP Nick Gonzalez to the mound. Game Notes
Tonight's attendance was 2,161 … USF out hit Elon, 5-3, marking the second time USF has out hit the opposition this season … By going 0-for-4, Daniel Rockhold's seve-game hit streak was stopped … Jonathan Koscso was hit by a pitch for the 57th time in his career … Eight strikeouts by Andrew Barsbosa is the most by a USF pitcher in a single game this season … It is the eighth time in his career that Barbosa has had eight or more punch-outs.


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Pets are ok. Free WI-FI, clean showers and restrooms and free cable are available. Electrical hookups for 20,30,50 amp service.
We have space for 40' motorhomes and travel trailers.
We are on Main Street, between Gilbert and Lindsay Roads, very close to major grocery stores, Super Walmarts and restaurants. Scottsdale is just a short drive away, Phoenix Metro Airport is a 20 min. drive. We are a 30 min. drive to mayo clinic.
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Time spent at retail locations such as a grocery store, other store, or mall, accounts for 13% of US adults' time away from home and the workplace, finds the Outdoor Advertising Assocation of America in a May 2012 report conducted by the Media Behavior Institute. Using 1,000 smartphones diaries to capture behavioral data every 30 minutes over 10 days, the study found that travel dominates away from home experiences, at 62% share of time spent. Food service (10%), outside (10%), gym (2%), and public transport (2%) made up the remainder of adults' time spent away from home or work.
Data from the "USA TouchPoints" study indicates that on an average day, 80% of Americans interact with away from home places and vehicles. While outside the home or workplace, these consumers are engaging with activities critical to marketers, such as: using media and being reached by messages; socializing and influencing other people; and shopping and making purchasing decisions.
The potential certainly exists to impact this large swathe of the population. According to survey results released in February 2012 by BrandSpark International in partnership with Better Homes and Gardens, among the more than 3,000 North American respondents, 80% said they always (18%) or sometimes (62%) notice outdoor ads.
Meanwhile, the peak time for away from home is during the afternoon, with consumer reach on the average day generally highest from midday to 6 PM. In fact, the afternoon is the peak for away from home reach on both weekdays and weekends.
The OAAA study also finds that while the a similar proportion of consumers are away from home on the weekend as during the week, their share of time spent in different locations shifts quite significantly. For example, on the weekend, consumers spend 9% less of their away from home time traveling, while spending 16% more at retail locations, 10% more at food service establishments, and 27% more simply being outside.
Looking at when the average consumer reach is highest among the different categories, the OAAA study reveals that retail peaks in the early afternoon (roughly between 1PM and 4PM), which is roughly the same range for outside's peak. Travel opportunities for marketers are highest at 8:30-9 AM, 12-12:30 PM, 3-3:30 PM, and 5-6:30 PM. OAAA insight indicates that the distinct, staggered prime times for the different categories suggests that multiple placements can be most effective for maximizing consumer exposure.
About the Data: The study examined the behaviors of adults aged 18 to 64. The reporting time was from 6AM to 12AM.
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Holmes, PA- In an effort to further their commitment to advocating and promoting blood cancer awareness the HEADstrong Foundation is proud to announce that Chicago, Illinois has been selected as the first stop on their 2012 Tour For A Cure. The event is being hosted in partnership with Aloha Tournaments and the Chicago Southland Convention and Visitors Bureau.
The Inaugural Chicagoland Lax Getaway will be held on September 29-30, 2012 at Chicago Gaelic Park in Oak Forest, IL. The event will be open to both boys and girls lacrosse programs. Boys divisions will play on Saturday September 29th and will consist of U-13, U-15 and High school. Girls programs will play on Sunday September 30th and consist of Middle School and High school divisions. Team registration will cost approximately $850; additionally teams are encouraged to collect pledges in an effort to support the fight against blood cancer. Each team will play (4) games and champions will be awarded in each division.
The event will be formally introduced at a press conference and presentation this weekend at the IHSLA Lacrosse Meeting on Sunday May 20, 2012 at the Hillside Best Western located at 4400 Frontage Road, Hillside, Illinois, 60162-1734.
This September competitive lacrosse teams from all levels will travel to the Chicago Southland from all over the mid-west and early predictions estimate a $300,000 economic impact for the region. With a portion of the proceeds generated from the event benefitting the local blood cancer community.
"This tournament will bring top players into the Chicago Southland and will hopefully continue to expand the popularity of lacrosse in the Midwest," said Chris Hutchins, one of the partners of Aloha Tournaments. "Working with the HEADstrong Foundation will help elevate the visibility of blood cancer and the excellent work the folks at the HEADstrong are doing every day."
"We expect this festival to be a great success and attract outside visitors to the region and support a great cause as well," said Jim Garrett, President/CEO of the Chicago Southland Convention & Visitors Bureau. "We hope to grow this festival and attract other lacrosse festivals and tournaments to the great facilities we have here in the Chicago Southland."
"September is recognized as National Blood Cancer Awareness Month and we wanted to host an event with an emphasis on outreach during this month within the lacrosse community. The Midwest has been so embracing of our cause and we are both honored and excited to bring this event to Chicago. Our goal is to continue my son's vision of promoting blood cancer awareness while generating funds to allow the HEADstrong Foundation to provide our service offering to patients and families dealing with this disease. A concentration of our proceeds from the event will directly benefit patient care efforts in the Chicago metropolitan area. We wish to thank Aloha Tournaments and the Chicago Southland Convention and Visitors Bureau for their support.
—Cheryl Colleluori, HEADstrong President and Nick's Mom
Holmes, PA (May 2012) -- In an effort to further their commitment to providing assistance and quality of life services to patients and families of blood cancer, the HEADstrong Foundation has proudly announced a new partnership with the Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware County. This new partnership will provide guests of Nick's House with complimentary services at the Y. Families can come together to have fun and spend quality time with each other while swimming, working out or playing in the gymnasium. The Community YMCA is committed to providing these families with the resources they need to learn, grow and thrive during these challenging times.
The newly formed relationship is yet another step forward for their Nick's House initiative, expanding their service offering to now include services with the purpose of nurturing both the physical well-being and mental health of patients and families going through treatments.
"Through our personal experience and through working with our patient and family network, we have learned the importance of maintaining a sense of normalcy and the importance of creating an temporary escape from the hardships that people deal with. The services provided through this partnership are invaluable and we are delighted to now offer them. We are extremely thankful to the Community YMCA of Eastern Delaware Country for opening their arms and embracing our cause and vision. Through the generosity and support of the community and organizations like the Community YMCA, Nick's House is becoming Nick's Village," says Cheryl Colleluori, HEADstrong President and Nick's Mom.


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And you really need both the spacer and recoil pad to use this, as you can see from the above photo. I designed it this way so it can get the full benefit of the strength of chrome moly steel, while still being comparable in weight to modular stocks made of other materials such as aluminum. I'm offering the information on the length sans pad, so if you wanted to use a different pad besides the ones that I offer, you can figure out how long the combination will be. One advantage of these stocks, is that by using a standard pad for a common rifle, you have several different options to choose from, and they are easy to swap out.
Another customer inquired as to length compared to an AK Warsaw length stock. My Shorty stock WITHOUT a folding mechanism is slightly shorter than warsaw length, and with a folder, it is slightly longer, with the standard pad. A Limbsaver, of course, adds a little extra length. If there were enough of a demand, I could probably make another spacer for my welding jig, that would allow a stock that is even shorter still, but I can't see the need personally for one that short.


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SWDC looking for volunteers to form a Land Use Committee.
May 17th Citywide Emergency Drill: The drill runs from 9 AM until noon in various locations including West Seattle. It provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about the network of hubs throughout Seattle and hear how we can communicate using radio technology. West Seattle will activate the Ercolini Park neighborhood hub (see map) at 4700 SW Alaska Street.
Tonight is also Give Big and Dine out for Hunger benefitting the White Center Food Bank - Dine at Company, Proletariat, Mac's Triangle Pub, Zippy's, or Full Tilt and WCFB gets part of the proceeds. Also on May 6, The Seattle Foundation will stretch your donation!
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Roxhill Bog Committee: Process Update; Work party in May
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Not that you care about my childhood, but around age 8, I acquired the knack for entertaining Japanese businessmen. Now wait, just let me finish. My dad worked for a Japanese company that, as he explained, "made the parts that connect the parts in a computer." On occasion, he would have his colleagues out to the house for a home-cooked meal and time with the familysomething rare for a guy in from Nagano on a month-long stay. It was fine and all, until sake flowed and my sister and I were forced to perform for our slightly uncomfortable guest. She would have to sing and play guitar, and I would have to sing and dance whatever number my ballet/tap/jazz class had just mastered. Dad would emcee and offer the occasional B.B. King blues riff here and there. Well, Old Man Molemo totally stole Dad's idea, but thankfully, his daughters seem to be performing with him voluntarily and without spiral perms. Trio Molemo! features a combo of pantomime, music, dance and puppetry (we never had puppets), and you can feel good about going, 'cause we're bettin' these performers get paid in addition to having cool costumes. Performances run Thursday through Sunday at the Hip Pocket Theatre, 1950 Silver Creek Road in Fort Worth. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. (beverages are available in the Backyard) and curtain is at 9 p.m. Tickets are $10 to $15. Call 817-246-9775 or visit hippocket.org.
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Homes from Bayou Corne donated to tornado victims Play Video
November 21, 2016 11:52 PMNapoleonville- The small community of Paincourtville sits on Bayou Lafourche in northeast Assumption parish, an area still recovering from tornadoes last February. "It completely destroyed the True Value, Lablanc Brothers Cement, the water tower and then a great deal of homes right here," said Brad Collins, a local pastor... more »
Texas Brine sues oil driller over sinkhole
July 9, 2015 5:24 PMNAPOLEONVILLE - Texas Brine accused an oil and gas drilling company in a lawsuit Thursday of creating a massive sinkhole near Bayou Corne through their operations. The suit claims Oxy Petroleum's drilling and oil production damaged the surrounding salt dome and ultimately caused the sinkhole to appear in August... more »
Emergency officials dispute sinkhole safety claim Play Video
February 17, 2015 6:57 PMBAYOU CORNE - Emergency responders say the Bayou Corne sinkhole poses a threat to residents despite claims by the company said to be responsible for the 2012 disaster. Texas Brine, the Houston based company, appealed to the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources at a Jan. 28 hearing to stop... more »
Insurance fight over cost of 37-acre sinkhole
October 3, 2014 3:34 AMNEW ORLEANS - The operator of a collapsed brine mine that apparently created a 37-acre sinkhole in south Louisiana has asked the state insurance commissioner to make an insurance company pay on a $50 million policy. New York-based Liberty Insurance Underwriters Inc. has asked the federal court in Houston to... more »
New plan in place for sinkhole Play Video
September 12, 2014 7:07 PMBAYOU CORNE - It's been two years since a sinkhole disrupted the lives of people living in Bayou Corne, and some of those residents hope Texas Brine will be allowed to continue with a plan to fix the damage. Many people left the area after the sinkhole formed, and... more »
State asks for inspection of cavern near sinkhole
August 13, 2014 10:20 PMBAYOU CORNE- State and parish leaders have asked Texas Brine to investigate the conditions inside a cavern near the salt brine operation that failed two years ago and caused the infamous sinkhole in Assumption Parish. Equipment has recorded an increase in seismic activity that appears to be centered around... more »
Judge OKs $48.1M settlement regarding sinkhole
August 13, 2014 1:44 PMNEW ORLEANS - A federal judge has granted final approval of a $48.1 million class-action settlement for Bayou Corne residents affected by a sinkhole that opened two years ago and has been swallowing land ever since. U.S. District Judge Jay Zainey said Wednesday there were no objections to the settlement,... more »
Texas Brine agrees to $48.1 million settlement
April 8, 2014 3:58 PMBATON ROUGE - Texas Brine agreed today to settle a lawsuit from homeowners affected by a large sinkhole in Assumption Parish for $48.1 million. People who owned residential or camp properties in a mandatory evacuation zone around the sinkhole are eligible to have those properties bought out, which amounts... more »
Bayou Corne sinkhole swallows 6 more trees Play Video
March 27, 2014 6:58 AMBAYOU CORNE - Parish officials say the 29-acre sinkhole in Assumption Parish swallowed six cypress trees Wednesday and had its first deep burp of gas and fluid since late August. The event comes nearly two weeks after lead scientists investigating the sinkhole for state regulators said the hole seemed to... more »
Air, second highway monitored after more bubbles appear in bayou Play Video
February 25, 2014 9:31 PMBAYOU CORNE - Assumption Parish officials say a new spot of bubbling water was discovered in Grand Bayou Monday. The site is on LA 69, a quarter mile north of the Gator Corner, and less than a mile from the sinkhole site. It is the 101st bubbling site in... more »
New bubbling site found in Grand Bayou
February 24, 2014 4:19 PMBAYOU CORNE - Assumption Parish officials said Monday that a new spot of bubbling water had been recently found in Grand Bayou. The police jury said on its website that the bubbling location is on LA 69 about a quarter mile north of the Gator Corner. Areas of... more »
Company: levees being repaired, more vents planned around sinkhole
January 14, 2014 10:49 PMBAYOU CORNE- Texas Brine, the company blamed for a growing sinkhole in this Assumption Parish bayou community, told residents at a meeting Tuesday night, they'll discuss progress at the site more often with them. The company talked with people who are concerned about the situation during a community meeting.... more »
State response costs for sinkhole reach $11M
November 7, 2013 7:30 AMBATON ROUGE - State agencies have spent $11 million on response efforts to the massive sinkhole in Assumption Parish. The Legislative Fiscal Office released the updated figure this week, saying most of the money was spent by the Department of Natural Resources on an outside contractor that is doing... more »
Texas Brine behind in bills Play Video
September 12, 2013 5:59 PMBAYOU CORNE - The company believed to be responsible for the massive sinkhole in Assumption Parish is behind thousands of dollars in bills. According to Assumption Parish officials, the company owes the parish close to $400,000. The costs range from operating the 24-7 command post in Bayou Corne to... more »
Video captures moment sinkhole swallows land, trees Play Video
August 21, 2013 10:54 PMBAYOU CORNE- It is probably the most shocking video released of the situation in Assumption Parish, where a sinkhole has been swallowing land. Wednesday evening, the Assumption Parish Office of Emergency Preparedness posted on its blog video of land being swallowed into the hole and water churning. It... more »
State plans detours for sinkhole highway
August 13, 2013 11:10 PMBAYOU CORNE- State transportation leaders told people who live near the growing sinkhole in Assumption Parish, there are plans to establish a viable road should the main artery for the community be jeopardized by the disaster. There are "two potential detour routes, currently at the feasibility study stage," Indira... more »
State suing Texas Brine over sinkhole damage
August 2, 2013 3:29 PMBATON ROUGE - Governor Bobby Jindal's office announced Friday that the Attorney General's Office is suing Texas Brine LLC for environmental damage caused by the Assumption Parish sinkhole. Jindal said the suit was filed on behalf of the Department of Natural Resources, Department of Environmental Quality, and other responding... more »
Deadline for Texas Brine to make offers Play Video
June 24, 2013 4:14 PMBAYOU CORNE- In Assumption Parish, time is almost up for neighbors of a giant sinkhole to get a buyout settlement from Texas Brine. A federal judge gave the company until 5:30 today to come up with settlement offers for people who don't have lawyers. As of today 92 offers... more »
Bayou Corne residents taking offers
June 20, 2013 10:07 PMBAYOU CORNE - The company responsible for the ever-expanding sinkhole in Assumption Parish has delivered 91 settlement offers to Bayou Corne residents. Texas Brine has reached out to homeowners in Bayou Corne to negotiate potential property buyouts. Of the 91 offers made recently, 28 were accepted by property... more »
Bayou Corne residents accepting buyouts Play Video
June 18, 2013 6:16 PMBAYOU CORNE - Some homeowners are taking buyout offers from the company blamed for causing a massive sinkhole in Assumption Parish. Some residents called the offers low, but said it's their only way out of the mess. So far Texas Brine LLC has offered buyouts to 88 residents... more »
Workers repairing sinkhole berm after collapse Play Video
June 5, 2013 5:47 PMBAYOU CORNE - In Assumption Parish crews worked today to repair a berm which sunk into the still-growing sinkhole. The berm is an emergency levee which is supposed to contain the sinkhole. Crews are dumping sand in a low spot to shore up the damaged area, and Texas... more »
Bayou Corne resident says buyouts too low Play Video
May 31, 2013 5:45 PMBAYOU CORNE - People living near the Assumption Parish sinkhole aren't happy with the buyout offers for their property, saying they're way too low. "It was an insult. It was a slap in my face," said Bayou Corne resident Debra Charlet. Charlet and her family received a buyout... more »
Texas Brine starting to make buyout offers
May 24, 2013 4:06 PMBAYOU CORNE - A spokesperson for Texas Brine said the company started making buyout offers today for homes and property affected by the Bayou Corne sinkhole. Sonny Cranch with Texas Brine said they had 23 offers ready today and started scheduling appointments to meet with homeowners Saturday. Cranch... more »
Jindal orders review of Texas Brine permits Play Video
May 20, 2013 3:13 PMBATON ROUGE - Governor Bobby Jindal today ordered a review for all permits given to Texas Brine, the company which owns land a massive sinkhole appeared on last year, after he accused the company of dragging its feet in paying costs associated with the cleanup. "It has become clear... more »
Insurance company blamed for sinkhole buyout holdup
May 20, 2013 1:35 PMBATON ROUGE - The company which owns land a massive sinkhole appeared on blamed their insurance carrier today for the holdup in buyouts for nearby property. Texas Brine, LLC released a statement which said their carrier hasn't approved any money for buyouts just yet, and they're working with the... more »
Governor to discuss sinkhole response efforts
May 20, 2013 11:38 AMBAYOU CORNE - Buyouts and outstanding costs for dealing with a sinkhole in Assumption Parish could be on Governor Bobby Jindal's agenda for a press conference scheduled for this afternoon. The governor scheduled the event for 1:20 p.m. at the Bayou Corne Sportman's Landing on Hwy 70 South. ... more »
Parish still waiting for sinkhole payments
May 17, 2013 5:17 PMBAYOU CORNE- In Assumption Parish, cashing in is a lot harder as parish leaders try to collect money from a company blamed for a massive sinkhole. Parish president Martin Triche says Texas Brine owes the parish more than $130,000 for operating a command post and patrolling the evacuated area.... more »
Breaches reported in sinkhole berm
May 10, 2013 1:12 PMBAYOU CORNE - Assumption Parish officials reported a berm around the western side of the Bayou Corne sinkhole breached in five places during strong storms overnight. The parish police jury reported two breaches have been repaired, but one small breach and two larger breaches have yet to be repaired.... more »
Company says land around sinkhole stable
April 23, 2013 4:10 PMBAYOU CORNE - The company which owns land a sinkhole appeared on in Assumption Parish said recent 3D imaging shows the area around the sinkhole is stable, and not in danger of forming another hole. Sonny Cranch with Texas Brine LLC said the survey showed the western side of... more »
Buyout process begins in Bayou Corne Play Video
March 26, 2013 5:50 PMBAYOU CORNE - Inspections continued today in Assumption Parish as the buyout process for people affected by a nearby sinkhole moves forward. The Parks have lived in Bayou Corne for more than 20 years, and said they hate to leave. "This has changed everyone of our lives and... more »
Jindal travels to sinkhole, says buyouts progressing Play Video
March 19, 2013 3:56 PMBAYOU CORNE - Governor Bobby Jindal said today he met with people in Bayou Corne who'd been "uprooted" from their lives because of a sinkhole in the area, and received the latest information about work being done to deal with it. Jindal said Texas Brine, the company which owns... more »
Buyouts begin for people living near sinkhole Play Video
March 18, 2013 5:43 PMBATON ROUGE - Assumption Parish President Marty Triche says buyouts and settlements being offered by Texas Brine are not all that needs to be done. The company operates a cavern that is believed to be the cause of a sinkhole. Evacuations in the area started last August. Triche... more »
DNR to appoint sinkhole commission
March 18, 2013 7:45 AMBATON ROUGE - Louisiana Department of Natural Resources Secretary Stephen Chustz will appoint the members of a "blue ribbon commission" by the end of this week to determine when Bayou Corne residents can safely return home. The sinkhole led to evacuation of about 150 homes in August. Patrick Courreges,... more »
Jindal to meet with Texas Brine over buyouts
March 13, 2013 10:28 AMBATON ROUGE - Governor Bobby Jindal said he plans to push for quick buyouts of property affected by the Assumption Parish sinkhole when he meets with Texas Brine officials today. Jindal met with parish officials to discuss the sinkhole Monday. He said then he planned to push Texas Brine,... more »
Property value going down in Bayou Corne Play Video
March 12, 2013 5:52 PMBAYOU CORNE- People in Bayou Corne say they fear more than a massive sinkhole, that forced hundred of people to evacuate. Since it formed last year, the property value in the mandatory evacuation area plunged. Last year, the Assumption Parish Tax Assessor's Office, gave residents living in the... more »
Concerns mount in Bayou Corne
March 8, 2013 10:22 PMBAYOU CORNE - Preparing for a worst-case scenario is what residents are cautious of in the homes surrounding a massive sinkhole in Assumption Parish. Residents are wondering why a remedy is taking so long and are faced with a tough reality. The mess has already cost Texas Brine... more »
Brockovich gets involved with Assumption sinkhole
March 6, 2013 8:10 AMNAPOLEONVILLE - Environmental activist Erin Brockovich and a California attorney are coming to Louisiana to discuss legal options for residents evacuated from the Bayou Corne area due to a giant sinkhole. Los Angeles personal injury lawyer Thomas V. Girardi says he and Brockovich will attend a community meeting Saturday at... more »
People evacuated by sinkhole ask lawmakers for help Play Video
February 19, 2013 4:21 PMBATON ROUGE - People evacuated 200 days ago by a sinkhole in Assumption Parish asked lawmakers today to help them get buyouts for their homes. Residents and parish officials packed a Senate committee hearing today to tell lawmakers about what the past months have been like. They said the... more »
3D work to be performed at sinkhole site
January 14, 2013 11:25 PMBAYOU CORNE- The company blamed for a sinkhole in Assumption Parish will perform 3D imaging on the cavern, deep underground, to get a 21st Century look at its integrity. The state ordered Texas Brine to do the new tests, instead of drilling new test wells. The company said Monday... more »


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Chicken Siciliana features tender chicken breasts stuffed with pesto and capers. This sensational entrée offers a variety of flavor and makes an attractive entertaining presentation.
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- 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
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COMBINE 1/4 cup cheese, pesto and capers in small bowl.
CUT each chicken breast horizontally three-fourths of the way through the meat creating a pocket for stuffing, being careful to not cut all the way through. Place 2 tablespoons pesto mixture into each breast pocket. Secure with wooden picks. Place chicken in prepared baking pan. Drizzle lemon juice over chicken; sprinkle with salt and pepper. Pour sauce over chicken; sprinkle with remaining 1/4 cup cheese.
BAKE for 30 to 35 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink in center or reaches an internal temperature of 165° F. Remove from oven.
PREPARE pasta according to package directions.
REMOVE wooden picks from chicken; cut into slices and serve over prepared pasta.
Tip: May assemble stuffed chicken ahead of time and store in the refrigerator. Before baking, drizzle with lemon juice and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Top with sauce and cheese.
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- Amount Per Serving
- Calories: 500
- Calories from Fat: 140
- Total Fat: 15g (23% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 3.5g (19% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 130mg (43% of DV)
- Sodium: 1280mg (53% of DV)
- Carbohydrates: 44g (15% of DV)
- Dietary Fiber: 4g (17% of DV)
- Sugars: 7g
- Protein: 46g
- Vitamin A: 8% of DV
- Vitamin C: 20% of DV
- Calcium: 20% of DV
- Iron: 15% of DV
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|31st January 2013, 11:37 PM
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@ zenelectro: yes, I believe its not going to be great either, nothing like a close in phase noise plot in sight, if it had good close in phase noise, they would be selling on that point and it would be priced in a different bracket. that is what I said that that got misrepresented as saying it cant sound good because its cheap, I simply said it cannot measure well or it would not be this cheap, Epson arent a charity and clocks have a pretty narrow task that is fairly well understood by them.
its harmonics will be different part to part and interact with the digital filter selected, the input jitter of the BCK, which is quite important for the ESS, the input sample rate etc and then we have the harmonics of the gear used to play it, the jitter encoded into the mix by the ADC etc etc.
to predict that with any type of reliability... good luck. i'll take a predictable low harmonic clock any day of the week. clocks are meant to be predictable.
but you are right, these subjects are difficult to breach, Coris would get offended each time too when I said pretty much the same thing and then me being me, I escalate when people start making up reasons for technical superiority instead of accepting its a subjective quality. its equivalent to suggesting someone who likes simple low feedback circuits likes the distortion profile, only thats a bit more predictable in that even harmonics are generally more pleasing and its more Gaussian
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|1st February 2013, 01:50 AM
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But again where does that increase in resolution come from. The SAW does not sound like it is adding niceness, in fact it seems to do the exact opposite. It sounds less romantic - and the initial reaction can be a little puzzling - and the longer you listen, the realisation that it a different presentation. Certainly what it does for the bass, and Coris heard this too, I started to hearing textures that I had not been aware before. Better presentation of rhythm and pace, tighter imaging but also natural as the correct size is better perceived, more air around voices and instruments, better separation of the instrument or voice from the soundspace - slap echoes from corners of the soundstage not clearly defined before. (Soundspace and soundstage is not the same thing.)
"A clock is a clock" I was told, yet what you Terry is saying is at least of interest, that the sound we hear can be affected by clocks with different spectrum spreads, does indeed have an affect. So I was ridiculed by this person (actually two of them in concert), yet I find what you say more worthwhile and I am not ignoring anything you have said. And I am not offended.
In the Sabre DAC's ACR, could this be some kind of dither effect triggered?
There is also something else, and this is the trickiest part of all, but when extreme ULF filtering is done, what I hear from that and what I hear from SAWs seems rather compatible - like it is going further down the same path. I can only report what I perceive - so I still wonder whether some further power supply isolation is achieved.
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|1st February 2013, 02:39 AM
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Hi Joe - I'm fascinated by the SAW oscillators sounding better than the more expensive xtals. I have a question on this - has anyone done measurements of jitter when the xtal oscillators are in-situ in a player? Seems to me that power supplies might be playing a big part here because presumably the impressive specification for jitter with xtals is made with the best possible power supply in the lab? As a quick stab in the dark here, maybe the SAW oscillators have better PSRR so work better than xtals in typical setups where the power supply to the clock isn't ultra-clean.
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|1st February 2013, 07:05 AM
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I meant that when about large production batches sold to the big (well known) dealers companies for reselling/distribution, the factories have to follow an quite restrictive contract, when about the specified parameters and the deviation allowed for an batch components.
When about this (quite unknown custom order) 1000 components batch, is a little bit different...
But let`s have trust that Japanese Epson will hold its high level reputation for high quality components producer.
|1st February 2013, 07:16 AM
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You sceptical guys! What for so much theories, and never ending discussion? It is not more easy and reasonable to just try out this SAW, and have those "conversations" after?
I can not understand what is so difficult tu solder an such oscillator inside your device and hear what is coming out? I did. It is different sound in the favour to this SAW type oscillator. Why? It may be found it out. But if we struggle about theoretical/abstract aspects, when the most involved people in those discussions have never ever had/heard/measured this oscillator, we do not go further with this.
|1st February 2013, 07:49 AM
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its not theory Coris, worse jitter that is.
Oh haha sorry I see another has come up with the same explanation while grasping at straws
yes abraxalito has come up with the same idea, yes mate that was one of the theories I came up with for the irrational idea that worse could be better in some applications (easily tested by sending it to Ian). it relies on the power supply for the crystek or other clock inflicting more jitter than the difference between the basic close in phase noise.
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|1st February 2013, 08:05 AM
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I understand very well, and agree too, that SAW oscillator is specified lower than another type ones. That because is no any reason for the producers of such oscillators to specify it for another special parameters.
But over all those thing, this SAW it sounds better. I agree too with (your) theory that spreading the jitter spectrum which it may happen with this type oscillator, it may explain the subjective appreciation of an better sound.
At least one it may be interested to have a better sound out of the involved device, than having an lowest jitter level and another very high performance parameters out of an oscillator. You may agree that we do not listen/enjoy the music out of an gear with an scope or something beside, monitoring all the time the jitter, the noises, or the system`s parameters. Such situation is not normal at all, but is used in some cases when one it may be interested to find out one or another about how is working the system.
But anyway it is an challenge and interesting in the same time, to find out why an low spec oscillator it may lead to a better sound out of an DAC system. We can further work on this...
|1st February 2013, 08:42 AM
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Coris, don't pay much attention to him - qusp.
Take a look at his own description on his left column: "Mean-spirited shatterer of illusions".
Rather arrogant, wouldn't you say? A self-anointed Pontifex Maximus.
Here in Australia we have a name for somebody like that, a "crap-stirrer."
In Internet Parlance, that also means he is a Troll.
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|1st February 2013, 08:48 AM
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Been saying that for years. Join the queue behind me.
See, you are not the only one who can play your ridiculous game. Now just behave yourself, make yourself useful, we shall be forgiving and forgetful... as they say, become a useful member of society.
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|1st February 2013, 09:18 PM
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This is a tricky discussion because we have peoples products (upgrades)
being (indirectly) scrutinized as a result responses will be affected. I try
to avoid conflict but it's not so easy.
I have to say I have a certain degree of frustration, technically speaking,
trying to make sense of this whole scenario. On one hand Joe is promoting
power supplies that have super low LF noise and very good 'stability' , but
then we have a clock which is poor in this area of performance. From a
purely technical perspective it is hard to join the dots so to speak.
The second reason, which up till now I wasn't going to get in to was the
results I have had with my own clocks. However, I think it is relevant to the
discussion. Refer to the phase noise plot of one of my 'zenclocks'. As you
can see these -do- have very good close in phase noise. That is -95dBc
at 1Hz offset.
These are based on custom made 11.2896MHz OCXO. Sine wave OP, the
crystals are custom made by batch. The supplier gives me complete
set of measurements with each and every clock. I do my own squaring /
level shift, separate PS for every element. So far these have sonically beat
every other aftermarket clock on the systems tried. They are expensive.
So as you can see my results are at odds with results from SAW but there
are other issues WRT 100MHz versus 10MHz, SAW vs crystal, also power
supply 'Q' factors etc etc. I will talk later gotta scoot.
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Kitty, just a small correction to your story. It appears that our family was on the same trip. My memory is that we arrived in Melbourne on 8 December, the la...
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