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Tributes have been paid to a 19-year-old man who apparently fell from a Bulgarian hotel balcony after going to get money for a taxi, BBC reported.
Shaun Liam Davies, from Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, went to get the cash after a night out at Sunny Beach resort on the Black Sea over the weekend.
His three friends later found his body below the 10th floor balcony.
Ann Jones, his manager at the Trostre Retail Park McDonalds, said they were "extremely saddened".
"He was an extremely popular and well-liked member of the team and we are working to support our staff at this very difficult time," she added.
Davies had been on a week long package holiday in the resort when he returned with his friends in the cab after the night out at 03:45 BST.
He had travelled to Bulgaria with tour firm Thomas Cook, which offered its sympathies to his family and friends.
The company said its team in the resort was providing its total support "during this very difficult time".
Davies had been saving up for months for the holiday with friends, and tributes have been paid to him on Facebook and Twitter.
His friend Alison White wrote: "Still in total shock over the death of Shaun - why is it that only the good die young?
The British embassy in the Bulgarian capital Sofia has recently launched a special information and prevention campaign called Holiday Hangover, BBC points out.
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Hi, I'm pretty new to Muay Thai, and not that great of a fighter. I have been doing Muay Thai for the last 2 months. I managed to swing it with my college to join an MMA gym in Dallas for the summer, write a personal journal of what I have been doing, and recieve an Asian Studies credit and PE credit in return.
I have to say, I've never done anything better in my life. I'm in the best shape that I've ever been, I'm way more confident, and I just like the fact that I've found exercise that's completely badass.
My biggest problem, however, is that my independent study got cut short. I contracted spinal meningitis, was in the hospital for a week, and just got the all clear to start exercising again. I'm not in Dallas anymore, but in Oxford, Mississippi.
I kind of feel like I have my legs cut out from under me. I'm ready to get back to this, and I've started some pretty basic conditioning to work off the atrophy, but I don't have access to even the most basic equipment. I don't have a punching bag, a partner to spar with, and the nearest gym with a Muay Thai instructor is 60 miles away.
All I have is my gloves and shin pads, a set of (cheap) Thai Pads, and my friend's old standing punching dummy that he doesn't use anymore.
I love this way too much to give it up now. Any help on what I can do on my own to stick with this sport
ok im gonna try and give the best advice i can. honestly i use to drive 90miles to a different state ONE WAY to train until i moved closer to a good school im at now. of course i couldn't go as much as i would have liked to but it was better than nothing if you have the money for gas..
2. ebay has tons of dvds, tutorials, youtube, etc and just practice shadowing in the mirror shadow boxing is a very good exercise.
3. find a friend or family member who would like to practice a bit with you. roll around, hold pads, teach him a few things you learned, even put up a craigslist add of someone in your area looking to train. it will work trust me.
4. you always have us. take a vid of you practicing im sure everyone here would gladly give input.good luck man.
I know you're focused on Muay Thai, but its impossible to train this stuff solo, especially with only a couple months of training. The reason is that there is so much technique you won't get, even with videos. I know this isn't what you want to hear but its a functional reality.
Have you considered another type of fighters gym such as mma, boxing, jits whaterver? As long as it is not a mcdojo it should be ok.
Good luck with your endeavors. Let us know what happens.
Damn, I guess this is the downside to living in a state that's #1 in diabetes and obesity. Not a whole lot of exercising going on. There is a gym that teaches cardio kick boxing. However, it's completely non-contact and low impact, which is maddeningly unhelpful.
As far as I know, there is no gym that does boxing here. Also, there is a martial arts club that teaches traditional jiu jitsu and Brazilian jiu jitsu. I know nothing about either of those, but if they can provide anywhere near the cardio that Muay Thai has given me, I'd be willing to give it a shot.
I actually think you might enjoy the jits workouts. They have a different type of cardio than Muay thai, but use alot of the same mental concepts. Keeping everything tight, technique set ups, baits, etc. Basically the difference is a knockout vs. isolating a limb and breaking it or choking or competitor.
Rolling can be a pretty intensive workout. Give it a try and let us know what you think..
Yh dude jits is awesome my favourite is bjj but thats personal preference i like submissions and ground fighting if your into a mma style go for bjj and go for that kick boxing cardio class if they teach you how to kick and punch correctly all you need to do is get the power and you have a basic striking game and depending on who teaches you foe bjj if its like the gracies your well on your way :)
yeh i agree bjj is great and intense workout it focuses alot on technique rather than power its also a great style for your ground game and can be learned really quick if you are intrested in it. i have been doing it for over a year and i recommend it:D.
Teaching yourself to strike is like teaching yourself to have sex. You can do it by yourself, hell its kinda fun, but at the end of the day youre still just ******* yourself.
Seriously, as has already been said, striking the air is just not helpful. Without proper instruction, it's really tough to build a skillset because you can't effectively identify the mistakes that you are making and correct them. You might be able to tell that there's something wrong with a kick. Hell, you might be able to fix a few very obvious mistakes, but the basic stuff really requires someone who can watch your technique and correct the mistakes as you go so that you can feel the difference.
There really is no replacement for good instruction. Even as you come up in the sport, there is not a whole lot that can help like instruction, because of the impact that it has on your thinking, and it's constantly challenging.
I'd maintain the fitness and even watch some tutorials and stuff to see if you pick up some techniques while you don't have access to proper instruction. But seriously look for an instructor, because that's where the real progress is.
EDIT: It's a good question, though, because there are a lot of people who try to train themselves. Very rarely does it turn out well. Every once in a while you have a great like Evan Tanner (RIP) but most just look like Charlie Z.
It's not as thorough as MThai but it's still effective striking and it should be easier to find for you then MThai in America.
there arn't a whole lot of places that are all that far from a boxing club of some kind.
as far as working out on your own I mean you can get a heavybag from Dicks Sporting Goods etc for like 70 bucks, a pawn shop should have a used one for 50 or less
you should be able to save up that much money in relativly short time
a bag stand is usually lil pricy but do you have a really sturdy tree outside in your yard?
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$1 billion to Amtrak who hasn't made a profit in 4 decades
$2 billion in child-care subsidies
$50 million for the National Endowment for the Arts
$400 million for global-warming research
$2.4 billion for carbon-capture demonstration projects
$650 million to pay for digital TV conversion coupons
$600 million for the federal government to buy new cars. Their current budget already includes $3 billion a year on its fleet of 600,000 vehicles
$252 billion is for income-transfer payments - i.e. Medicare, unemployment, and food stamps
$66 billion for education
As the WSJ put it:
This is supposed to be a new era of bipartisanship, but this bill was written based on the wish list of every living — or dead — Democratic interest group. As Speaker Nancy Pelosi put it, "We won the election. We wrote the bill." So they did. Republicans should let them take all of the credit.
Thankfully it looks like the Republicans are going to give this joke of a government stimulus package to the Democrats. All but 11 of them voted for this bill. At least a few were smart enough to see this for what it is, a waste of money sending America even further into debt.
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My engine didn't run as expected, so I ran a compression test and then took the top end off it and measured up all the variables to see what the compression ratio really was. I used a few different compression calculators, including the Wallace Racing version. They all averaged about 8.6:1 static and 7.3 or 7.4:1 dynamic. I know, lousy. But, the Wallace calculator also calculated cranking pressure at 140 psig or so, and my compression test averaged 160-165 in all cylinders but one, which was about 145. My plan was to cut my heads and use a thinner gasket to get to a dynamic CR of about 8.2:1 as recommended by almost everyone here, but that'll probably raise my real cranking pressure up over 180 psi. Will this be a problem with 91 octane street gas? In case anyone's interested, here's the raw data:3.75" stroke x 3.78" bore (0.060 over 326)cyl head chamber volume = 67 ccpiston valve reliefs = 5.5 ccdeck height = .030"Gasket thickness and bore = .049" x 4.25"intake valve closes at 56 degrees ABDCMy plan was to cut 0.025" off the head and use the 0.027" gasket. Can I get a sanity check before I go cutting things up? Thanks...
If your info is correct (double checked) then surfacing .025" from your heads is acceptable.,. since your squish band remains unaltered.Your sanity is intact,,,, chuckles.
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hi;I understand your confusion, about your compression. One would think that math is math and the calculator should be accurate.What I have seen is that the onlune calculators don't allow for enough variables such as overlap and area under the curve etc. This is one of the reasons that if one cam with an intake closing of 64 degrees creates an actual cylinder cranking pressure of fast 170, another cam witrh different overlap etc., but the same intake valve closing time might provide either more or less.I think the fancy computer dyno's might allow for additional data like this so they can provide a more accurate cyl cranking pressure.Your deck height, and therefore your quench area, is horrible because it is so large. My guess is that you might have aftermarket pistons. Imo, the ideal thing to do would be to get your compression from milling the block .025". I think the thinner head gasget is .031" so it will reduce your quench area a ***As far as I know, aside from ignition timing, the actual cyl cranking pressure is the biggest determining factor for how much octane you need to run and no matter what, if you have 180 then you should theoretically be on the max you can run for 93 octane.This being said, some here claim to have had cyl crank pressures of 210 on no detonation with iron heads.I had 210 on a n/a iron head L72 427 engine and it pinged a bit on 93.Gauges can also vary up to around 20 psi in readings.
I realize my main mistake was not decking the block while I had it at the machine shop. The new Sealed Power cast pistons are 1.71" compression height, which theoretically leaves 0.040" deck height, I measured 0.030" to 0.034" with the one weak cylinder being at almost 0.040". Quench with the stock gasket is awful at 0.080" or more, which I know now from other posts and Jim Hand's book effects combustion efficiency. I'll get some of it back with the thin gasket. I thought about stripping the whole thing down, hauling it back to the machine shop and decking the block 0.020", but at this point I've sunk more money into this motor than I expected, gotta draw the line somewhere. I have it in the back of my mind to start saving and browse for a 389 over the next year or two and do it all again with all the tools I've gained here and elsewhere.Thanks for the feedback.
LOL, Yeah, some aftermarket pistons are made with lower heights to compensate for blocks that might have been milled too much or something. Don't forget, do not take more than a total of .028" off from stock, between the heads, gasket and block otherwise you might have intake fittment probs.Why, why, why do you want a 389, good luck finding pistons. you might have to get some cast oem ones from egge machine in calif.Just buy a 455 and be done with it, lol.
I like the idea of staying close to the vintage, hence the 389 instead of something newer. I took the original 1964 motor, 2-speed tranny, shifter and console out and set it aside for a possible return to stock, because the car is otherwise a survivor. Pistons are readily available from Sealed Power, Keith Black and others, so no problem there. And, if I'm patient, I might bump into a mid-60's 421 core that I can afford. So far, that ain't happened....
Ok, cool, i like the 389's too.
Hey, i just saw some glue on raised piston domes at summit, you might try those.


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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
When the Red Sox signed relief pitcher Koji Uehara this past offseason, the deal was announced as one year for $4.25 million. However, WEEI's Alex Speier reported the other day that Uehara is about to hit a previously unknown contract milestone that will keep him in Boston for the 2014 season as well. Uehara's contract states that if he appears in 55 games this season, an option for 2014 at $4.25 million is automatically exercised. Uehara has already appeared in 54 games this year. This clause also states that if Uehara finishes 35 games in 2013, his pay bumps up to 5 million for 2014.
Koji Uehara has been a savior for the Red Sox this season. He was originally signed to be a 7th or 8th inning guy in the set up role after filling that role for both the Texas Rangers and Baltimore Orioles, but injuries and poor performances forced him into the closer role in late June. Uehara has excelled in the role, going 12-15 on save opportunities with a 1.35 ERA and an equally impressive 0.69 walks and hits per inning pitch average. Those averages are all-star caliber. For those who think his numbers may be a fluke, take a look at his superhuman accuracy.
A former 20 game winner and eight time all-star in Japan as a starter while playing the best of the best in Japan's Central League, Uehara came over to the states to begin his MLB career in 2009. He was a starter that year, but switched to the bullpen starting in 2010. Since becoming a reliever, he has never walked more than 9 batters in a season. Here's the astonishing number, his strikeout to walk ratio since entering the majors is the best in major league history for pitchers with more than 100 innings pitched at about 8.02 strikeouts for every walk. Red Sox manager John Farrell can always put Uehara in the game knowing that he won't beat himself.
Not necessarily. One thing to keep in mind with Uehara is that although this is only his fifth year in the MLB, he has been pitching professionally in Japan since 1999 and is now 38 years old. He has had arm troubles in the past and his arm may feel even older since Japanese teams usually rely a lot more heavily on their star pitchers than American teams do. Also, this is only the second season of Uehara's MLB career in which he has topped 50 appearances. What he does have is the mentality to be a closer and perform under pressure. He has excelled in Japan's widely regarded Central League and on the Olympic stage. As long as his arm holds up, Uehara has what it takes to be a big time closer.
I'm hoping the Red Sox already learned this lesson when they didn't want to pay up and re-sign all-star closer Jonathan Papelbon two years ago: Closers are a rare breed. When you have a good one, don't assume the next guy in line can just step in and match their success. Over the past two seasons, the Red Sox have acquired/signed Andrew Bailey, Joel Hanrahan, and Bobby Jenks to try and fill the closer role. Each one of those guys is injured and have not had any success to speak of in a Boston uniform. Although each of those players cost less than Papelbon, think about it this way.
Papelbon signed in Philadelphia for 4 years and 50 million (about 12.5 million/season). Meanwhile, they gave Jenks 6 million a season, Bailey is making about 4 million, and Hanrahan is making about 7 million this year. They could have had Papelbon for about 4 million less, saved two roster spots and actually had a good closer.
Although Uehara isn't quite as proven of a closer as Papelbon, he is still having success so if it's not broken why fix it? The most the Sox will have to pay him next season is 5 million, not bad for an above average MLB closer and they don't have to overpay on a free agent whose unproven.
So in my opinion, this clause is the best of both worlds for the Red Sox. They get to keep their closer for cheap without signing him long term. At least if Uehara breaks down next year the Sox got one great year out of him and they aren't stuck with him after 2014. If he is the same Uehara as this season, then the Red Sox get a major bargain.
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Welcome to VDOT's "Narrows 2020 Transportation Plan" study web site. The recently completed Narrows 2020 Transportation Plan was conducted to provide long term needs assessment for the Town's thoroughfare highway system. The boundaries of the study were the corporate limits of the Town of Narrows. The following roadway segments were evaluated:
- Park Drive from the Western Corporate Limits to Monroe Street
- Monroe Street from Park Street to Main Street
- Main Street from Monroe Street to Route 100
- Riverview Street from Route 100 to Southeast of the New River
- Route 61 from Southeast of the New River to Route 460 East
- Main Street from the Eastern Corporate Limits to Route 61
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- Valley Street from Monroe Street to the Northern Corporate Limits
Data collected for the study of the town included:
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- review of tourism and goods movement issues in the Town
The above information was analyzed to identify Narrows 2020 transportation needs based upon highway capacity, geometry, and safety as well as other concerns that may be raised by local officials and citizens. A pubic meeting was held on April 9, 2001 at the Narrows Municipal Building by the Virginia Department of Transportation and the Town of Narrows. The purpose of the meeting was to present the draft recommendations included in the Narrows 2020 Transportation Plan and to allow Narrows citizens to comment on the plan. The Narrows 2020 Transportation Plan was approved by the Narrows Town Council on June 11, 2001.
A summary of the Narrows 2020 Transportation Plan is availablwe for download by clicking the following link.
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Local Contact: Mark Henne
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Narrows, VA 24124
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- 3x Brighter Colors with Epson
- 3LCD - The #1 projection technology in the world
- The best-selling projectors in the world.
- World's first vent shutter
- Cable cover
- Two cable locks
- Long-life E-TORL® lamp
- 10000-hour high-efficiency filter
- Covered lens
- Lens lever cover with seal
- HDMI connectivity
- Split Screen (side by side)
- Two VGA ports and Split Screen feature for multiple presenters
- PC-Free Slideshows
- Ready to project with a Document Camera
- 1.6x Zoom Optical Lens
- Quick Corner®
- Unique horizontal keystone correction
3x Brighter Colors with Epson
Brilliant image quality requires high color brightness. Epson 3LCD projectors have 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors. Delivering 3500 lumens of color brightness (color light output) and 3500 lumens of white brightness (white light output), the PowerLite D6155W uses 3LCD, 3-chip technology for brilliant images with true-to-life color.
3LCD - The #1 projection technology in the world
The best-selling projectors in the world.
Epson understands business and education and has a perfect solution for your every need. Built with superior image quality and reliability in mind, Epson projectors enhance communication and inspire collaboration, while offering a low total cost of ownership. Trust the #1 brand.
World's first vent shutter
Projectors typically don't have exhaust vent shutters, so dust and bugs can enter into the projector, reducing the life of the equipment. With the D6000 series vent shutter, your projector is protected.
Cable cover
The D6000 series protects connectors from dust and other harmful elements with its convenient cable cover. And, it provides a sleek, finished look by hiding unsightly cables.
Two cable locks
For added security, the D6000 series includes two cable locks that allow you to secure the power and HDMI cables to the projector, thereby preventing others from tampering with the equipment.
Long-life E-TORL® lamp
The innovative E-TORL lamp lasts up to 6000 hours.3 The special E-TORL design minimizes both light diffraction and light leakage, providing you the ultimate in lamp longevity.
3 Lamp life will vary depending upon mode selected, environmental conditions and usage. Lamp brightness decreases over time.
10000-hour high-efficiency filter
This high-efficiency filter was designed to protect the optical engine, lamp and electronics from small dust particles that can enter any projector. It has a recommended 10000-hour filter cleaning schedule4 and can capture 99.5%5 of dust particles, thanks to its electrostatically charged, pleated, expanded design.
4 Recommendation based on normal room conditions. Cleaning requirements may vary depending on use, environment and other conditions. Cleaning intervals may be adjusted to accommodate the environment in which the projector is used.
5 Tested with JIS Z 8901 Type 8 Dust (size: 6.6-8.6 micrometers, density: 2.9-3.1g/cm3) with wind speed = 0.25m/sec.
Covered lens
The glass cover in front of the lens protects it from being broken and from dust and other elements.
Lens lever cover with seal
Offering added protection from harmful elements, the D6000 series offers a unique design, with no gaps around the focus and zoom levers.
HDMI connectivity
This high definition input makes projecting from HDMI devices a snap.
Split Screen (side by side)
The PowerLite D6155W comes with a wide variety of connection options, and Split Screen feature allows you to project two images (video or still) side-by-side from two different sources simultaneously.
Two VGA ports and Split Screen feature for multiple presenters
The PowerLite D6155W comes with 2 VGA connections, which allow you to connect two computers to the projector and switch between presenters using the remote control.
PC-Free Slideshows
Project photos and create slideshows, without a computer, by plugging a USB thumb drive, digital camera, or other USB memory device directly into the projector.
Ready to project with a Document Camera
Partner your projector directly with an Epson DC-06 document camera. You can simply connect it through your projector's USB port (Type A) and start making more effective presentations and lessons without needing a computer.
1.6x Zoom Optical Lens
Whether you are in a classroom or a boardroom, you have the flexibility to position your projector closer to or further away from the screen without compromising on image quality.
Quick Corner®
Fits the image to your screen perfectly. You can move any of the four corners of an image independently at setup, using the remote control to adjust each corner for a perfectly rectangular picture.
Unique horizontal keystone correction
Keystone correction straightens images that appear skewed on the screen without having to reposition the projector. Horizontal keystone correction allows you to project images from one side of a U-shaped tabletop. When the projector is placed off center, the presenter can stand in front of the screen without blocking the image.
Product Features
PowerLite D6155W WXGA 3LCD ProjectorRobust Widescreen Performance. Cutting-edge Connectivity Features.Boasting a robust design, advanced networking capabilities and cost-efficient maintenance features, the PowerLite D6155W is the perfect solution for lecture halls and corporate conference rooms alike. Featuring a dust-resistant design, long lamp life and amazing 10000-hour filter cycle, the D6155W offers WXGA resolution (1280 x 800) and 3500 lumens of color brightness (color light output) and 3500 lumens of white brightness (white light output) for bright, vivid images. You can connect source devices via HDMI, 2 VGA and USB inputs or use the LAN or optional wireless functionality for advanced networking features, including remote presentations and remote monitor and control. The PowerLite D6155W is also Crestron RoomView enabled for easy integration to Crestron control systems. Built-in closed captioning, a 5 W speaker and easy setup tools are just a few more features this innovative performer has to offer, giving you the functionality you want at a price that won't break your bottom line.
- 3x Brighter Colors, and reliable performance – 3LCD, 3-chip technology
One measurement of brightness is not enough - look for both high color brightness and high white brightness. The PowerLite D6155W has:
- Color Brightness: 3500 lumens (color light output)
- White Brightness: 3500 lumens (white light output)
- Robust design — dust-resistant body with vent shutter and 10000-hour filter life1 mean more cost-effective maintenance
- Advanced networking and connectivity features — Split Screen, HDMI, LAN and optional wireless connectivity; remote monitor and control features
What the press is saying:"The PowerLite D6155W projector is engineered with a robust, dust-resistant design, advanced networking capabilities, and features such as an exhaust vent shutter, cable locks and long filter/lamp life." - WFX, (November 9, 2011)
3x Brighter Colors with EpsonBrilliant image quality requires high color brightness (color light output), and Epson 3LCD projectors have 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors.
One brightness measurement (lumens) is not enough. A projector's specification needs to show both high color brightness and high white brightness. If color brightness is lower than white brightness, images may be dark, dull and lose detail. If not provided, be sure to ask for a projector's color brightness specification.
Get consistent, true-to-life color with Epson, whether you're projecting images with deep, dark colors or a white screen with text
3LCD - The #1 projection technology in the world
- Up to 3x Brighter Colors
- All 3LCD projectors have 3 chips
- 25% lower power consumption for lower energy costs
- 20 years of road-tested reliability
The best-selling projectors in the worldEpson understands education and has a solution no matter what your teaching scenario. Built with image quality and reliability in mind, Epson projectors enhance communication and inspire collaboration, while offering a low total cost of ownership. From long-throw projectors designed for traditional educational settings to ultra-short-throw and all-in-one solutions built for the progressive classrooms, Epson has the model made for you.
Robust design to protect your investmentDust-resistant designThe PowerLite D6155W features an innovative design with a glass cover in front of the lens and dust-resistant seals around the lens levers, offering added protection against dust, and reduced maintenance costs. It also features exhaust vent shutters for protection against dust or bugs when not in use. In addition, a cable cover is included to protect the cables and prevent anyone from tampering with them.
Long-life electrostatic air filterThis innovative filter was designed to protect the optical engine, lamp and electronics from small dust particles that can enter any projector. It has a recommended 10,000-hour filter cleaning scheduleand can capture particles as small as three microns, due in part to its pleated, expanded design.
Long-life, energy-efficient E-TORL® lamp, exclusively from Epson
- Delivers more lumens per watt and lasts up to 4000 hours
- Minimizes both light diffraction and light leakage
- E-TORL lamps maximize your presentation time, while minimizing your costs
Cutting-edge technologySplit Screen featureProject two images (video or still) side-by-side from two different sources simultaneously. Choose from three layout options including a 50/50% split screen, a layout with the main image on the left and a layout with the main image on the right. You can swap the images, chose the source for the audio and even display closed captioning if the source signal includes it.
Layout Option 1:
50+-50% Split Screen
Layout Option 2:
Main Image on the left
Layout Option 3:
Main image on the right
HDMI input for high-quality, high-definition video
- HDMI digital connectivity — delivers both audio and brilliant HD video content with just one cable
- Compatible with the latest laptops, Blu-ray® and media players
- For today and future teaching scenarios — built to accommodate future enhancements and meet future requirements with regard to digital contentcaptioning if the source signal includes it
Optional wireless connectivity with 802.11nYou can quickly connect to a wireless infrastructure (network) and make a presentation or monitor/control your projector over the wireless network with the optional 802.11n wireless LAN module. You can also use the Quick Wireless Connection Key to set up an adhoc (peer-to-peer) wireless connection with a PC and make presentations from your computer, wirelessly.
Slideshow mode
- Just plug your USB hard drive into the USB port, and you are ready to display your images
- Compatible with the following file formats: JPG/BMP/GIF/PNG
- Create a slideshow using files on the USB drive
Document camera optionPartner your projector directly with an optional Epson DC-06 document camera and make more effective presentations to enhance the overall teaching experience.
Advanced networkingMonitor and controlEasily monitor/control up to 1024 networked Epson projectors using EasyMP® software via RJ-45 or an optional wireless connection:
- Schedule remote power on/off functionality; saves energy, money and time
- Check the status of each projector as part of your maintenance routine
- Access maintenance alerts for connected projectors, right from your office
- Crestron RoomView enabled — monitor/control your projector with RoomView software, without the need for an A/V control box
- Service Plug-in — view error log and firmware information
Network presentationsProject presentations over the network
- Present in up to four rooms from one networked location
- Ideal for distance learning applications
- Use it for multi-display configurations to create a panoramic image
- Also works wirelessly with the optional wireless LAN module
Message broadcastingBroadcast customized and scheduled alerts/messages over the network for announcements or instructions
- Sends messages to up to 1024 projectors simultaneously
- Sends ordinary messages as JPEG files, so you can create slides/charts/images
- Create a slideshow by using multiple files within a folder
Easy setup featuresConvenient keystone correction
- Horizontal (+/- 30 degrees) and vertical (+/- 30 degrees) keystone correction for the ultimate in positioning flexibility
- Project images from a u-shaped tabletop, without having to move the table or put a stand in the center
- When the projector is placed off center, the presenter can stand in front of the screen without blocking the image
Quick Corner®This innovative feature enables you to move any of the four corners of an image independently at setup, using the remote control to adjust each corner for a perfectly rectangular picture.
1.6x optical zoom
- Equipped with 1.6x optical zoom, the projector enables you to enlarge images 40% more than competitive models which have 1.2x optical zoom
- A higher zoom also means you don't need to position the projector far away from the screen, creating dead space between the screen and the projector
Built-in closed captioning
- Essential for education — helps meet ADA508 requirements for students with hearing impairments
- Helps save money — no need to pay for an additional decoder and its installation
- Effective and easy to use — easily enabled or disabled through the projector remote or menu
Added Features
- Built-in 5 W speaker — engage your audience without the cost of external speakers
- A/V Mute button — control your presentation; it's right at your fingertips
- Sleep Mode — set from 1 to 30 minutes to save energy when the A/V Mute Slide is closed or no signal is detected
- Direct Power On/Off — power the projector on and off with the flip of a wall switch
Eco Features
- Energy-efficient 3LCD light engine
- Designed to be recycled
- Epson America, Inc. is a SmartWaySM Transport Partner
More Info
- 1 Light output varies depending on modes (color light output and white light output). White light output measured using ISO 21118.
- 2 WXGA (1280 x 800), XGA (1024 x 768), SVGA (800x600).


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Joe Hibbeln, M.D., believes our diet is making us depressed, addicted and violent. He thinks he's found a simple solution.
"I believe in Joe Hibbeln 's work, it should be actively promoted. A UK study by Nick Fisher of the effects of a one- month high Omega-3 diet on a prison population showed mood improvement. The charismatic wit and humour of both Nick and...
After talking about Lewis's ideas for providing omega-3s to protect soldiers' brains from traumatic injury, Hibbeln reveals his grandest plan, one that applies all his research toward helping people in the "real world." Hibbeln wants to create what he calls a modern-day "Diet of Evolution." He is designing this diet—which he plans to someday introduce into the Naval hospital's cafeteria—to boost the ratio of omega-3s to omega-6s in the brain, not so much by increasing omega-3s but rather by dramatically reducing omega-6 fats—from about 10 percent to 1 percent of total calories. (On 2,000 calories a day, that's 2 to 2.5 grams versus the 17 to 20 that a typical Western diet delivers.)
For years, Hibbeln and others have advocated eating lots of omega-3-rich fish to restore the omega balance in the brain. But they haven't lost sight of the fact that animal studies suggest slashing the omega-6s may work just as well. "We don't need to increase the world's fisheries production tenfold to achieve the same goal," says Hibbeln. Eating a traditional Mediterranean-style diet that's centered on vegetables and fruits, legumes and olive oil, provides plenty of seafood and is limited in meat, will help to lower omega-6 intake dramatically, says Hibbeln. (Vegetables, fruits, legumes and olive oil don't contain significant amounts of omega-6s or omega-3s; seafood provides plenty of omega-3s; and meat tends to deliver more 6s than 3s. The diet as a whole is low in omega-6-rich processed foods. But overhauling an institutional menu is expensive, he says, "so the question is how do we make the same menus, backing off the omega-6 fatty acids?"
Answer: Replace the inexpensive high-omega-6 oils the military currently uses, such as soybean oil, with lower-omega-6 oils, such as high-oleic safflower and high-oleic sunflower oil (which have been bred or engineered to have more monounsaturated fats and fewer omega-6s).
If Hibbeln can show that balancing the omega-3/omega-6 equation in the medical center cafeteria can reduce risks of depression and suicide, it might convince the entire military to switch to lower-omega-6 oils (which cost a little more than, say, soy oil, but far less than the expense of changing the entire military diet). This could open the door to wider-reaching changes—like commercial product reformulations. Hibbeln is already preparing for that. His research team is figuring out how many omega-3s and omega-6s are in foods on supermarket shelves: Different brands of salad dressings. Mayo. Peanut butter. Chicken. Pork. "Pretty much everything," says Hibbeln.


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Sanyal Parikshit, "Community Medicine: A Student's Manual"
English | ISBN: 9351527794 | 2015 | 641 pages | PDF | 43 MB
English | ISBN: 9351527794 | 2015 | 641 pages | PDF | 43 MB
Community medicine is the application of medical science to the society at large. It covers such diverse areas ranging from vaccination and control of epidemics to sanitation and town planning. This textbook is an attempt to present the subject of community medicine at a most introductory level to undergraduate medical students. It provides extensive but coverage on the concepts of health and disease and epidemiology. A solid conceptual foundation of biostatistics is provided. Major areas of community medicine, including communicable and noncommunicable disease, environmental health, mother and child's health, immunization, nutrition and national health programs are covered extensively. However, care has been taken as not to burden the memory of the student with irrelevant details at any point. As regarding style, the book takes the path less taken. Important definitions presented in an informal and simple manner emphasizing on keywords. Consistent use of highlight boxes improves the readability of the text and underline key facts. It is written in a manner akin to class notes, with a basic framework which every student can follow, while also providing additional material for the interested. The book is enriched with only the latest facts, figures and guidelines. Profusely illustrated both by original and public domain artwork and imagery, it is also a very pleasant read. In short, it is an introductory text to the fresher as well as a pre-exam review for the MBBS student.
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When is the last time you got lost? I don't mean you missed a turn that you should have taken and you experienced a short inconvenience. I mean genuinely seriously lost, as in stuck on a back mountain road with no idea where you were and the sun was quickly setting.I can remember the last time I got lost.I was on my way to visit my then fiancee, now wife. She was working for the summer in a camp near some small town in Pennsylvania. I was working at an internship in Chicago. I printed … [Read more...]
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Tomorrow night people around the world will sit down with their family and friends and partake in the Passover seder. The seder is perhaps the oldest continuously practiced ritual unbroken throughout the generations. Throughout time and place it has adopted various new customs and adapted old ones but the essential component remains the same: the retelling of the Exodus. The great formative narrative of the Children of Israel, in which God with an outstretched arm and a mighty hand redeemed the … [Read more...]
The Exodus and Miraculous Realism
This past weekend Jews throughout the world celebrated the beginning of Pesach, the Passover holiday, by embarking on the ancient rituals of the seder. The seder, with its rich symbolic actions and accompanying powerful text from the Haggadah, is an entryway into the psychological, emotional and spiritual experience of the Exodus. Indeed, this is the very point of having the seder, as the early rabbis taught: "In every generation, one is obligated to see oneself as having left Egypt. (Pesachim … [Read more...]


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Sectional perspectives provide a way of understanding a space that floor plans and even photos often can't. Architect Steven Park knows this. In his new book, Le Corbusier Redrawn: The Houses, published by Princeton Architectural Press, Park uses sectional perspectives of 22 houses by the Swiss icon to convey the evolution of his design philosophy.
The book's concept sounds simple, and indeed its black-and-white design is pleasingly streamlined. But it actually accomplishes several tasks at once. Concise descriptions of the projects help place them in the continuum of Corbu's work, and provide readers with an abbreviated but informative outline of his career. And the combination of sectional perspectives for the 22 chosen houses, along with plans, sections, and elevations for these and 4 more residences, really deepens the reader's experience. It focuses our attention on the homes' spatial complexities and their dexterous detailing.
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Over the weekend, the University of Michigan men's basketball team moved into sole possession of first place in the Big Ten as the Wolverines defeated Michigan State, 79-70 at Crisler Center to complete a season sweep of the Spartans.
Trailing by one, 52-51, near the midway point of the second half, Michigan used a 13-0 run to take a 64-52 lead and pull away for the victory. Nik Stauskas scored a game-high 25 points, 21 of which came after halftime, and Caris LeVert and Glenn Robinson III added 23 and 15 points, respectively.
Following his performance against MSU, Stauskas was named the Big Ten Player of the Week, his third of the season and the most of any conference player.
LeVert, meanwhile, has been Michigan's leader over the last five games, averaging team bests of 19.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game.
"Caris has really helped us with another guy to get into the lane," head coach John Beilein said. "We have three guys right now that are getting into the lane a lot. The point guard, and Nik and Caris really help us put pressure on the rim."
Now, Michigan will close the regular season by playing its last four games over a 11-day span, beginning with a trip to West Lafayette, Ind., to rematch Purdue. A win would give Michigan its fourth straight 20-win season.
"We have to just do what we do and don't change our approach," Beilein said. "Our approach has been: alright, we're going to focus on today's practice, and you guys know what's right here in front of you, just do your best. Hopefully we've learned a lot in the past, in any of our losses. We're just going to stay that same course we have all year long."
Earlier this season (Jan. 30), the Wolverines defeated the Boilermakers in a 75-66 decision at Crisler Center. LeVert recorded his first career double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while Stauskas (14 points), Derrick Walton Jr. (14 points) and Jordan Morgan (11 points) also contributed in double figures. Michigan shot 60.9 percent (28-of-46) from the field, including 53.8 percent (7-of-13) from three-point range.
Turnovers, however, were troublesome in the first matchup for the Wolverines, who finished with 16 on the night.
"They came out very physically on the ball," Beilein said of Purdue. "We had a couple of full-court turnovers, and they pressured us. We did not respond well to it. We have to shore that up."
Although Michigan trails the all-time series in West Lafayette, 23-51, the Wolverines have won their last three games at Mackey Arena, including a 66-64 win on Jan. 24, 2012 and an 80-75 victory last season on March 6, 2013.
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(All scriptures are from the NRSV unless otherwise noted.)The foundation of Christianity is the resurrection of Jesus; without it, there never would have been any Christianity. Many historians have made this claim. Dr. Bart Ehrman believes it and so do I. He says (p. 174), "This is how Christianity started. If no one had thought Jesus had been raised, he would have been lost in the midst of Jewish antiquity and would be known today only as another failed Jewish prophet."But as I stated in … [Read more...]
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The Contrast Between Zechariah and Mary
Zechariah was a priest and the father of John the Baptist. The Bible says (NRSV), "Once when he was serving as priest before God" he entered the temple sanctuary at Jerusalem to burn incense as the people were outside praying (Luke 1.8, 10). The angel Gabriel then appeared to him, standing beside the altar, and Zechariah was terrified. Gabriel said, "Do not be afraid, Zechariah, for your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you will name him John" (v. 13). Gabriel … [Read more...]
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I recently read James D.G. Dunn's book entitled Jesus and the Spirit: A Study of the Religious and Charismatic Experience of Jesus and the First Christians as Reflected in the New Testament, published in 1975. It was his second book. Jimmy, as his friends call him, went on to become one of the premier New Testament (NT) scholars in the world and perhaps the foremost scholar on Christology, largely due to his book published in 1980 entitled Christology in the Making (short title), published in 1 … [Read more...]
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Many Christians have a bad habit of talking about "Christ," instead of "Jesus," to the non-believing world. What's bad about it? It is a failure to be sensitive to other people who are not Christians, who therefore don't believe what they do about Jesus. The man's name is "Jesus." The title we apply to him is "Christ." Yes, early Christians called him "Jesus Christ" by dropping the article in the phrase "Jesus the Christ." But actually, the Apostle Paul's New Testament letters have "Christ … [Read more...]


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16-year-old Simeon student shot and killed.
Anyone with information is asked to call 1-800-883-5587
Michael Flournoy, a 16-year-old sophomore at Simeon High School, was shot and killed Saturday night in front of St. Anthony's Church on East 93rd Street.
Flournoy was a football player and wrestler for his high school and, according to the Chicago Tribune, never spent much time on the streets.
He was visiting his cousins Saturday night when he got into an argument with someone in a silver car outside the church. The person inside the car opened fire on Flournoy, shooting him in the head. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police have not made any arrests yet. Prayers are with the family!
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