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Were you ever able to record a distorted 100hz sine wave to listen and look at?
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wow bolsert , verry nice of you to dig in so deep. much aperciated!!!
i am gone test it today after im done working. the reosnance around 200hz is indeed panel resonance. so thats ok. picture C shows a resistor OVER the cap is that ok ? ive sene people to it after the cap or before the cap. but that yielded no result for me. i also tried a 15 and 30 ohm paralel to the primary. except for the corssover that changed and the high roll of no changes there. im gone try the resistor over the cap today.. i will post back. btw here is the post from me serval years ago.. its really funny to reread something like that when its that old .
ESL distortion at low volume
wel i can record a 100hz sine , only thing is there resoance is at 200hz zo it will already be down by 18 db at 100
|4th January 2013, 12:21 PM
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Ok i used a second amp to connect to V1 and V2 and listen with my DT48 headphone. and i can clearly hear the distortion on V2 V1 is clean
i know have connected the line out of the amp to my laptop mic in, without boost. and ran homlimpulse.
the frequency for the crossover is shifted due impedance of the line in i think.
Blue cruve is the control on V1. red is V2
first image is freq response, second freq response and phase, 3rd is freq response and THD
adding the resistor over cap, does not do anything execpt lower my corssover. distortion still there. i used 15 Ohm and later a 30 wich does not do much either
for the fun of it ill record a piece of piano on v1 and v2 , the 100 sine maybe better a 500 ? sine caus the crossover shifted few hundred
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|4th January 2013, 01:07 PM
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here a sample of piano.
played by laptop, to amp wich is connected to the esl with the cap. the left channel is recorder after the cap, and the right channel before the cap.
so left V1 right V2
ofcourse nooise llevel is pretty high with all these amps in between , and ofc the input from laptop etc. but the diference is clear. bad and really bad.
volume was set pretty low to not demolish my laptop and second amp input
|4th January 2013, 01:42 PM
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made mistake there left is V2 right V1 ofcourse
Here is a picture wat happens i think.
is a screenshot taken in protools of a sweep i played with and without cap. upper is with lower is without , (V1 bot V2 top)
as seen it has problems to get positive. it folows the control nicely in the negative but crap in the positive.
also is out of phase as you can see,but thats explained by the phase measurement, the picture is from a frequency somehwere in the crossover range, where the signal is out of phase as you can seee in the holmimpulse measurement. so thats ok , only thin not ok is the fact that positive and negative ar not equal.
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if i remove the panels from the trannie, when playing the distortion stays the same on the headphone. when i remove the trannie from the cap, distortion on the headphone disapeares. so in my conclussion it has to be the trannie. but only thing i still dont get is why all of this disapeares with higher volume. i might have to install my class a amplifier to see if this makes any diference in maybe current/voltage drive capabilitys. expecially on low volumes. ..... hate to move this thing
well that did not help either.... ok im out of ideas. if its the tranie, then i have like 6 none working tranies, wich do work without cap...... kind of wierd a.
only thing i can do now is get bigger cap just to not pump in allot of power in the tranies under the resonance frequency, en damp the hump around 200 Hz with felt. i believe i can almost entirely remove it with this stuff on the back. that leaves me with a rolloff of 18dB octave at 220 hz, maybe cross the magnepan there with an 18dB oct filter ?
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|4th January 2013, 03:24 PM
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Looks like you have isolated the cause of the distortion to the transformer.
Perhaps the cores are not of best quality for audio use and retain a small amount of residual magnetism in one direction. Putting the capacitor in series keeps the amplifier from being able to control the residual magnetism at zero crossing.
Can you post a picture, part number or link for your transformer?
If you prefer to keep using these transformers, probably the best solution is to use without a series capacitor and an active crossover.
|4th January 2013, 04:02 PM
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dont have any serial or part number there from solosound electrostatic speakers. have pretty good rep, they used this particulair model with active crossover so..... but there from 1975 ofr something so cant find any onfo on those thats for sure. im trying right now with way bigger cap and dampening.. look kind of promissing. but one last thing how tdo i measure them proper. caus to close wil give a good result whats happening with dampening but further away the bass drops ofcourse since theres no proximity. but when i measure further away i get really nasty graphs. humps and stuff specially in the 200 to 500 range. not sure if its the room or furniture or ground reflexioins etc.
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sorry i really have no idea. im not really into transformers , i just got al of these out of solostatic ESL's where the panels needed new coating. i will make a photo.later on.
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I'm very impressed by the keyboard/smart cover integration. The tablet is attractive and has a traditional tablet look. However, Windows... It's good to see real competition for Apple. Will I be interested in the windows tablet? Not even if you gave it to me for free. All this means to me is Apple will now play their big cards against the competition and would release better iPads for me to purchase.
Just not interested!! I began using apple products because they work. I personally can't stand any version of Windows. Why would I expect anything better from this OS. I'm sure out of the box it's great however, like most other windows OS, it's just a downhill slide after that. Just my experience with Windows!!
So, how long before we see a very similar bluetooth capable cover for the iPad? It wouldn't shock me if we saw one before the Surface itself is even available.
So, will it be compatible with all the major virusses?
As i've stated before. It's going to ba a Battle between Apple & Samsung..Microsoft is inmaterial.
cant wait till they make that type of cover for ipad!
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"surface" looks like a day 1 buy to me, very cool. I especially like how it has real USB ports, so i can transfer files via memory stick and connect a mouse to play computer games. Very exciting, hopefully this forces apple to innovate and make their products less restrictive.
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You're assuming this thing will run smoothly, much like the iPad. With all those ports and a full-blown OS, it better have some killer specs in order to give the user a smooth, seamless experience. Just my two cents.
If this was a week earlier I wouldn't have just brought the iPad 3.
Compact + keyboard so don't mess up the screen + USB + Full OS!
If the price is decent and if Apple is going to file an injunction against MS for having square tablet design I'd buy this thing
lmao.. a tablet is meant to be a tablet. your so called "real" applications are not built for a touch screen. Yes you can then plug in a mouse i suppose and play video games but i can play video games with my iPad just fine..lol I have a feeling this tablet is going to run like every other small based windows machine, slow laggy and like crap!.
Apple is restrictive in the sense that there products are stream lined. Yes does the iPad need some better features? of course i agree 100 percent.. But as of right now i can hook my bluetooth keyboard case (yes i know this comes with a keyboard but this set up looks like its meant for a desk and not your lap on the couch) and do actual real work using the fake application (as you say lol) that are available to us on the AppStore.
I have no doubt at all this is going to be a great hit. but gonna take more than a windows platform to beat out apple in this game..
Show me a product that I can actually buy and test for myself, that is functional, work as advertised and, most important, doesn't die dry of battery for no less than 5 hours and I will consider it real competition.
For now there's a lot of buss for a product that nobody knows when it will come to the market and that FROZE in the middle of a public presentation for the media while trying to run Internet explorer!!!
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You can ride anything in pow. I took my k2 www non rocker in pow and had a blast.
However. After taking a rocker board out on a fresh pow day i dont ever wanna ride another traditional camber boardthrough pow ever again. So much more fun when you dont have to lean back as much. That being said i would try the nitro gullwing(reverse camber) or T1(zero camber) if you want nitro. Custom v rocker for burton.
I took my signal park rocker out on a fresh powder day and while it sucked at full speed on chop/groomers it excelled way better than my friends burton vapor in the pow.
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I obviously refer to the other thread here about the Custom. The truth is that I am really torn between these two boards, and cant make my mind.
Here I am looking for an all mountain board, my first board, reliable and solid, to keep for the next few years, a board which i cant outgrow. A board allowing me to carve precisely and tightly, get fast and being stable at the same time, and also a board able to give me fantastic time off-piste and in the powd. I am not interested in park, but from time to time I'd like my board to allow me there. So I am looking for an all mountain.
What made me think is that on Nitro website it seems that the Team is a Freestyle board ,more than an all mountain, so I thought it might not perform well on the powd... I am 5'11'' 150lb and thinking to get the Nitro Team 159 or the Custom 158.
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Very much against the run of play Wolves took the lead on 20 minutes. Butland produced a fine diving save to deny David Davis, but he was only able to push the ball out as far as Stephen Hunt. Hunt took his time before picking his spot and firing a low strike past Butland into the back of the net.
Blues immediately returned to the offensive and Mitch Hancox saw a low grass-cutter of an effort go just the wrong side of the post, before Nikola Zigic fired over the bar.
On 27 minutes Blues found themselves two goals behind and they only had themselves to blame. A short throw-in on the right found David Davis with the ball. The Wolves man looked up before floating a deep cross into the Blues box, where an unmarked Ebanks-Blake rose to head home a simple chance past Butland.
Blues almost found themselves right back in the game just after the half-hour mark after they were awarded a free-kick right on the edge of the Wolves box. Shane Ferguson stepped up and hit a great curling effort, but unlike his free kick which found the back of the net at Palace, the Irishman's shot rebounded back off the post.
But disaster struck for Blues after 37 minutes when they conceded a third goal with less than half the match played
Butland was at fault as he up-ended Kevin Doyle in the box. Fortunately for the Blues keeper Doyle was heading away from goal and Butland was only cautioned for the challenge, rather than red-carded. Ebanks-Blake stepped up to take the penalty and made no mistake as he sent the England under-21 international the wrong way.
Just before the break, Blues had a great shout for a penalty of their own when Zigic was clearly wrestled to the ground, but referee Boyeson waved his protests away.
Half-time: Blues 0 Wolves 3
Both sides emerged for the second half in a determined fashion and two Wolves players were cautioned in the opening minutes.
Blues found themselves with a foothold back in the game when they were finally awarded a penalty. The spot-kick resulted from a piece of play which saw Ravel Morrison's overhead kick hit the post. As Thomas chased the rebound down he was tripped by Jamie O'Hara.
Following several minutes of medical treatment to goalkeeper De Vries, Elliott stepped up and sent him the wrong way from the spot.
Encouraged by their goal, Blues looked to push on and they went close to netting a second as Robinson's header found Thomas, but the striker shot straight at De Vries.
Thomas then went even closer as he met Mitch Hancox's cross with a glancing header. Although it evaded De Vries, it hit the post and bounced away to safety.
On 78 minutes, teenager Koby Arthur made his Blues debut as a replacement for Mitch Hancox on the same day that he signed his first professional contract.
Blues were really going all out to get something out of the game and the lively Thomas burst through on goal, but dragged his shot wide. Nathan Redmond should have done better when he found himself with the ball deep inside the Wolves box, but he failed to keep his chance down and blasted it over the top. It was to be the winger's last action of the afternoon as he was replaced by Peter Lovenkrands.
Thomas then saw yet another chance go begging as he fired into the side netting.
Blues finally found the net for a second time deep into stoppage time, but it was too little, too late. Jack Robinson handled the ball in his own area and the referee pointed to the spot. Elliott saw his initial effort saved, before burying the rebound.
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Sir Sean Connery leads the field of male actors, with his £66m fortune beating that of Sir Anthony Hopkins.
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Neat place with great location for exploring the glades. Room was very comfy, nice beds, shower, etc. Very quiet. Staff at the on site restaurant were very friendly. A great place if it fits what you are after, which it did for our needs. Front dek staff was hard to come by in mornings and evenings (which we had read before going). Check in is from 3-5 PM, no kidding, otherwise your key is in a lockbox out front. We never actually spoke to a front desk person the whole trip as we left around 7:00 and returned after 5:00.
Beautiful grounds, location, in Everglades, close to Marco Island, Miami. Many family and nature oriented adventures.
I only stayed an overnight to run the Everglades Half Marathon. The unit was very cute and in great shape. Maureen "Mo" at the front desk was very friendly, even when I locked myself out at 5:30 in the morning.
No closet. Noisy a/c. Quick to repair an issue with a/c which never cycled off high fan speed. Excellent prime rib special.
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Location! Screened in back porch looking at water. Nice to have separate bedrooms and full kitchen for this price. Good overall value. Owner was not super accommodating and not friendly which is always preferable.


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Roy's central midfield just didn't work
Anyone who watches Premier League football week in and week out would surely agree that England are a better team than they showed in the bitterly disappointing games against Italy and Uruguay, which have now led to elimination from the World Cup.
We should have been technically better, which for me meant having an extra technical player in that midfield. I wrote before the tournament that I would have had Adam Lallana in there but Jack Wilshere could have done a job, in a way that neither Jordan Henderson nor Danny Welbeck did. And this may be a minority view but Frank Lampard must be really upset that with his record and experience he could not even get on the pitch at any stage when we needed a goal or a bit of quality. That crucial central midfield area just didn't work for us.
What may seem little things can make a difference at this level. I saw us lose possession from throw-ins, for instance. In fact the number of times we turned over possession was just too high.
The other thing that has been bugging me was a feeling that somehow everything was just a bit too nice, too relaxed. Sometimes a little bit of conflict – just the right amount – whether among the players or staff, can be productive. I don't imagine Jimmy Greaves felt too good in 1966 when he was fit to play and Sir Alf Ramsey decided to keep Geoff Hurst in the side; Sir Alf, who had already tried three different wingers in the first three games and discarded the lot.
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Uruguay 2 England 1 player ratings
1/22 Fernando Muslera
Saved well from Rooney in the second half, but rarely tested. 6/10
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2/22 Martin Caceras
Kept Welbeck quiet for long periods and was solid in the tackle. 6
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3/22 Jose Gimenez
Youngster showed no nerves in his first World Cup start. 7
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4/22 Diego Godin
Extremely fortunate to stay on the field following a first half foul on Sturridge, having already been booked. 5
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5/22 Alvaro Pereira
Battled well at left-back and showed great heart to continue having been knocked out by Sterling's knee. 7
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6/22 Alvaro Gonzalez
Offered plenty of support to his Caceres in keeping Sterling and Welbeck under wraps. 6
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7/22 Egidio Rios
Veteran showed his experience in battling well in midfield. 6
8/22 Nicolas Lodeiro
Fitted in well in midfield, and started the move that brought Uruguay their first goal. 7
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9/22 Cristian Rodriguez
Went close to scoring a first half screamer, but faded as the game went on. 6
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10/22 Edinson Cavani
Has been poor in front of goal this World Cup, but set up the opener with a delightful cross for his strike-partner. 7
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11/22 Luis Suarez
Clearly not fully fit, but that didn't hamper his finishing. The Liverpool striker has two chances in front of goal and buried them both with deadly efficiency. 8
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12/22 Joe Hart
Blameless for Suarez's goal and generally impressive against Uruguay's early pressure. Reacted sharply to two difficult Suarez corners to his near post. 6
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13/22 Glen Johnson
England needed quality from their experienced right-back and Johnson, who struggled at first, delivered it with the cross for Rooney's goal. 5
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14/22 Gary Cahill
Not as responsible as Jagielka for the goal and generally kept his head above water until the second goal, when he was caught off-guard by Suarez. 5
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15/22 Phil Jagielka
Has struggled to contain Luis Suarez in the past and last night was no different, as he lost the Liverpool striker who peeled away from him to score. 4
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16/22 Leighton Baines
Worked hard up and down the left-flank but, as in the Italy game, his final-third quality was not quite as good as it needs to be. 5
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17/22 Steven Gerrard
England needed leadership and control in the middle but Gerrard was poor again, failing to keep the ball and losing the ball for both of Suarez's goals. 4
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18/22 Jordan Henderson
Ran hard without the ball but failed to make much of a contribution going forward as England lacked ideas in the middle of the pitch. 5
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19/22 Raheem Sterling
Not as impressive as he was against Italy, Sterling did try to run at opponents, with not much success. The first to be taken off. 5
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20/22 Danny Welbeck
Tried to stretch Uruguay, running in behind, but England could not get him the ball quickly enough and he failed to use well it when they did. 5
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21/22 Wayne Rooney
Restored to his preferred No 10 role, Rooney looked eager and although nothing came off at first, he persevered for the late tap-in. 6
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22/22 Daniel Sturridge
Far less impressive than against Italy, less incisive with his movement, less responsible with his hold-up play and less dangerous in the penalty area. 4
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That's one of the reasons why I said before that John Terry should have been there. Not just for his tournament experience and partnership with Gary Cahill but for the little bit of geeing-up and devilment that would not have gone amiss in those two games and maybe in training sessions too. From the outside it all just looked a little bit too cosy.
England must learn to control possession
What now, for Tuesday's game against Costa Rica? The "nice" option might be to reward the squad players with a game and give all the younger ones a bit more experience. My preference would be to put out a team with the best possible chance of winning the game. A victory to get some credibility back is the most important thing, whereas a third successive defeat would do nothing for the young players' confidence or the country as a whole going into the next European Championship campaign. Think how long it took to get over the last World Cup. Travelling round the country this past few days, as well as listening to all the radio phone-ins, the mood is clearly not very good.
Longer term, we've got to find the right style and specifically the way to control possession. In the Uruguay game we completed more than twice as many passes as the opposition and had 62 per cent of the possession, yet never seemed to have control. One part of game- management that we haven't got right, especially in hot or humid conditions, is resting while in possession, keeping the ball and making the opposition work, then attacking sharply with pace. It all looks a bit frantic. That's when you need a Terry, a Lampard, a Coloccini like we have at Newcastle, to put their foot on the ball, make an extra pass and slow one or two of the other guys down.
FA chairman Greg Dyke has come out and backed Roy Hodgson and that's probably right, even if, like me, you feel that the balance of the team has not been right, especially with the wide players. I'm not picking on Welbeck but I didn't feel he was right in that wide role, any more than Wayne Rooney was in the first game. Roy stuck with Welbeck because he played a big part in qualifying and then had a good game in the final warm-up against Honduras but he's really a centre-forward and in my opinion needs to be told to focus on that.
Roy will be a better manager for the experience, painful as it may have been. What we need from Mr Dyke and the FA amid all the opinions and debate is some action on how we are going to find and develop that great player or two. Because another lesson from the two games is what a difference one genuinely world-class talent like an Andrea Pirlo or a Luis Suarez makes.
Some pundits have been criticising the Premier League for its style of play and having too many foreign players, but I think that's unfair. The England players are all regulars for their club and as well as benefiting from playing and training alongside stars from all over the world, it means they should know all about a Suarez or a Mario Balotelli when they come up against them at international level. So there is no reason why the likes of Raheem Sterling and Lallana, who are the way forward, should not continue to develop. I also hope Rooney has a good season as it's not right that he should bear the brunt of the criticism.
Impressive defence of South American teams
It was always expected that the South American teams would do well in their own continent, as they traditionally have, and we can add Mexico and Costa Rica to that. There is naturally their familiarity with conditions, plus tremendous crowd support, but what has struck me is the quality of the defending. Have a look at them in particular in one-on-one situations, where they generally look so strong, fit and focused.
Take away that untypical second-half collapse by Uruguay against Costa Rica and they have all been excellent, as reflected in the number of goals conceded. And look at someone like Gary Medel, a little midfielder for Cardiff, who slots into the middle of a back three for Chile and runs the show.
If any Newcastle supporters are now following France, they will have been as delighted as I was to see Moussa Sissoko given a start against Switzerland and scoring as well. We're always telling him just to pass the ball into the net and that was exactly what he did.
Watch out, the US can become a major player
A game that could be worth staying up for is tonight's 11 o'clock kick-off between Portugal and the United States. As I feared, Portugal were too dependent on Cristiano Ronaldo in their opening game with Germany, while the US did well to beat Ghana. With a huge population and continual improvement in Major League Soccer, they are a country to watch. All the reports we get on American players praise their professionalism, attitude and athleticism. What most lack at the moment for Premier League standard is the highest level of technical ability but I think we will see more and more of them coming through.
Refs mainly ok but please could they punish diving
English referee Howard Webb and his team seemed to have a comfortable time in charge of the match between Colombia and Ivory Coast, which underlined that, apart from the odd high-profile mistake, the referees have been how we like it – largely anonymous. My only complaint would be a few dives that haven't been punished with a yellow card as they should. You hope Fifa would crack down on that. It was impressive how quickly the goal-line technology worked when Bryan Ruiz headed in his goal off the underside of the bar for Costa Rica against Italy – a bad break for England that time, as opposed, of course, to 1966 in a similar incident.Reuse content


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The Facebook Changes Affecting Your Small Business
Facebook is a great social platform for small businesses—an ideal way to promote content and brand across a vast, engaged audience. But the site updates its platform so regularly that it can be hard for businesses to keep up, and to keep track of which changes affect them.
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Users Now Have Increased Facebook Newsfeed Control
The first change that small businesses should be aware of? The social network has given users more control over the content they see on their Facebook newsfeeds. This change was driven by public demand. Now, users can choose which friend updates and page updates they want to see first when they access Facebook.
This means that your small business has to encourage or incentivize followers to add you to the "see first" sections of their newsfeeds, ensuring that your content is seen and engaged with. You can also:
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The European Commission has published a new release 1.2 of the Galileo Open Service Signal In Space Interface Control Document (OS SIS ICD v1.2). The document provides the information needed by receiver and chipset manufacturers, application developers and service providers to process and make use of the open signals generated by the Galileo satellites. The OS SIS ICD contains the... read more


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Robert Maple-Brown ... seemed sensible to join forces with The Myer Family Office.
The Myer family has joined forces with Sydney funds management doyen Robert Maple-Brown, forming a joint venture to manage the retailing dynasty's investment and services division.
Mr Maple-Brown's company, Maple-Brown Abbott, manages about $19 billion for super funds and wealthy individuals. It will take a 25 per cent stake in The Myer Family Office, which manages the affairs of the descendants of Sidney Myer, founder of the Myer Emporium.
As a result of the deal, The Myer Family Office will open a Sydney office in the first quarter of next year, pitching its services to wealthy families.
Family office entities provide wealthy families with advice on tax, accounting and investment, as well as philanthropic services. They also offer estate planning and inter-generational strategies to give future generations the skills and experience needed to keep the family fortune intact.
The Myer family is worth an estimated $688 million, mainly due to a near 5 per cent holding in Coles Myer. Mr Maple-Brown and his family are said to have a fortune of $188 million, built through a lifetime in funds management.
Rupert Myer, chairman of The Myer Family Company, said: "We are delighted to be expanding the services of The Myer Family Office to Sydney-based families and welcome the Maple-Brown family as a partner." Mr Maple-Brown was "a close and trusted friend", he said.
The Myer family turned its family office into a business in 1999.
Mr Maple-Brown said he had "looked at doing this sort of thing to manage my own affairs".
"[The Myer family] said they were looking at [establishing] a Sydney office and it seemed sensible to put it together rather than for each of us to go our own way," he said. "I will invest a small amount of money in it."
Mr Maple-Brown is co-founder, 50 per cent stakeholder and non-executive chairman of the funds manager that bears his name. He has had a long relationship with the Myer family.
"I was with Rothschilds before setting up Maple-Brown Abbott in 1984 and the Myer Emporium was a client of ours," he said.
After Coles and Myer merged in early 1986, Mr Maple-Brown managed part of the Myer family's Australian share portfolio.
Family offices are attractive to families with a net worth of $5 million or more and are a burgeoning service in the US and Europe. The Myer Family Office provides services to several other family groups and the move to Sydney is part of an expansion of the business.
Mr Maple-Brown said family office-style services were usually more sought after by the second and third generation than by the founders.
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Mrs. Pauline V. Streeter, age 84, of Rockford passed away on Monday, Nov. 29, 2010. She was born in Grand Rapids in an area where her parents lived which was called the Interurban, a turn-around for the street cars coming out of Grand Rapids.
Pauline eloped with her sweetheart, Harold, before he was sent overseas, and later their marriage was sealed by the Mormon Church. During the war she worked in the factories, and in between children she was an Independent Demonstrator and for 25 years was a crown member of Stanley Home Products. At the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, she taught Sunday school, was Primary President of children, helped with the teenagers and the women of the Stake Relief Society in the West Michigan area, and did all kinds of charity work. In Chicago she was a temple worker for the Temple. She was a 1945 graduate of Rockford High School and member of the Golden "R" Club.
Pauline is survived by her children, Pamela Ruth and David Wadsworth of Grand Rapids, Mark Richard Allen and Barbara Streeter of Sugarland, Texas, Valerie Lynn and Timothy Mack of Vaughn, Mont., and Tamara Leigh and Michael Myckowiak of Grand Rapids; daughter-in-law, Mrs. Randy (Jane) Streeter of Rockford; 17 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews and their families; her aunts, Mrs. Lillian Atwood of Rockford and Mrs. Byrdie Sarkees of Grand Rapids. Pauline was preceded in death by her husband, Harold; her son, Randy; her sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Jontz; her brother, Richard Armstrong; her sister-in-law, Ruth Streeter; and her parents, Paul and Violet (Atwood) Williams.
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JAKUB CIUPINSKI is Polish composer living in New York City. Although his music is often associated with electronics and interactive performances, he has written numerous pieces for traditional acoustic forces, varying in scope from solo miniatures to an hour long Oratorio for symphony orchestra and double choir. At the age of 18, he signed a contract with Sony Music Poland and since then has been recording electronica-infused world music under the stage name Jakub Żak.
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Ole Einar Bjoerndalen earned his 19th biathlon world championship title Saturday in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic, as Norway lived up to its powerhouse status in the men's relay, winning the gold medal in the discipline for the fourth straight time.
Emil Hegle Svendsen anchored the Norwegian team to victory in the 4x7.5-kilometre race in one hour, 15 minutes, 39.0 seconds for his fourth gold at the championship.
"It was easy for me because the other guys did a perfect job," said Svendsen, who skipped Thursday's individual race because of a cold. "I felt physically good."
The 39-year-old Bjoerndalen, a six-time Olympic champion widely considered the sport's all-time great, earned his first gold of these worlds after racing the opening leg.
"It's really great," said Bjoerndalen, who missed three targets at the shooting range but skied fast and finished his leg third, just 4.1 seconds behind leading Germany. "I felt strong today."
Henrik L'Abee-Lund and Tarjei Boe were the remaining racers on the winning team.
France finished a distant second, one minute, 12.8 seconds behind, and Germany took the bronze, trailing Norway by 1:18.5.
The Canadian contingent led by Jean-Philippe Le Guellec, of Shannon, Que., Calgarians Scott Gow and Nathan Smith, along with Regina's Scott Perras finished a season-best eighth, clocking a time of 1:18:44.7.
"All the relays this year have been this group of guys and we have tried different roles and have tried different roles, and have struggled through a few, but today made up for all of them," said Scott Perras in a press release. "The guys did a great job, and I just had to close the deal.
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The Sochi Games were mired in controversy before they even began.It wasn't supposed to be that way. The first Russian Games since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Sochi was supposed to show the world just how far Russia has come in the last 23 years. It was supposed to change the perception of Russia held by those whose international sympathies were forged during the Cold War. Yet, as reports of Russian President Vladimir Putin's exorbitant spending came to light (at $51 billion, the Sochi G … [Read more...]
During the Olympics, Russian Christians Work for Reform and Revival
Boycotting For Sport: Why The Olympics Must Go On
Throughout the history of the modern Olympic Games, both democracies and dictatorships have hosted the Games. National leaders spanning the ideological spectrum -- everyone from Adolph Hitler to Ronald Reagan -- have hosted the Games, and that isn't about to change anytime soon. Case in point: Russia's Vladimir Putin.It doesn't take much research to know that Putin is not beloved internationally. He's been called a dictator, a tsar, and a bully. I usually don't concern myself with politics wh … [Read more...]
The Televangelists: NBC's Olympics coverage could be so much better
Each Friday in The Televangelists, one of our writers examines the met and missed potential of television.I'm going through withdrawal. After two weeks of reveling in the Olympics, I've returned back to "normal" life where gold medals, world records, and inspirational feats of human strength and prowess are few and far between. I might have to fire up my DVR every so often during the next few weeks to get another little fix... at least, until the 2014 Winter Games commence. Unfortunately, this … [Read more...]
Mixed Signals: Nike Redefines Greatness
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The Kiddy Pool: Olympic Parenting
Every week in The Kiddy Pool, Erin Newcomb confronts one of many issues that parents must deal with related to popular culture.On the court, Kerri Walsh-Jennings is a fierce competitor with 2 Olympic gold medals and 4 World Championship medals (3 gold, 1 silver). Between her victory in 2008 in Beijing and her bid for another medal in London, Walsh-Jennings gave birth to two sons, Joey and Sundance. While I watched Walsh-Jennings tear up the sand this week, the announcers kept her story … [Read more...]
The Holy Huddle: Ye Shiwen and the Kangaroo Court of Public Opinion
Each week in The Holy Huddle, various CaPC writers take a look at the goings on of the sports world from a distinctly Christian perspective. My wife and I love the Olympics. I love the opening ceremonies; I love the parade of nations; I love the drama and even the NBC–manufactured melodrama. As a person who is a mediocre athlete at best, I have tremendous admiration for the hard work and dedication these athletes display to get to the Olympian level. I truly love it. The Olympics, to me, are an … [Read more...]
The Kiddy Pool: Raising an Olympian
Every week in The Kiddy Pool, Erin Newcomb confronts one of many issues that parents must deal with related to popular culture.As I watched the parade of nations on Friday evening, I noticed how many athletes there were. Athletes who will not advance to the finals of their events. Athletes with no real chance of medaling. Athletes who are, in some cases, the only representative of their country, or who keep company with only a handful of compatriots. The Olympic motto of "stronger, higher, fa … [Read more...]


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Convocation and Unionfest
Join us for Convocation, a ceremonial event where you will become an official member of the UMKC communiy. Check-in begins at 12:30 PM outside Swinney Recreation Center. Attendance is mandatory for all new UMKC students. Immediately following Convocation, you will meet with students and faculty from your academic area to get your questions answered about your first semester at UMKC. Later, you'll experience Unionfest – food, free prizes, giveaways, entertainment, and more!
Roos Women's Soccer vs. Rockhurst
1:00PM-3:00PM at Durwood Soccer Stadium, across from the Student Union
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In a June 18 article profiling Sen. John McCain's (R-AZ) wife, Cindy, New York Daily News reporter Rich Schapiro referred to the GOP presidential candidate as a "maverick" in the context of his willingness to accept an adopted daughter into his family. Schapiro wrote that after Cindy McCain adopted a baby in Bangladesh without informing her husband, "the maverick senator immediately accepted his new daughter, Cindy McCain said."
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And then, in 1991, Cindy McCain traveled to Bangladesh with a nonprofit group she had founded and ended up securing medical visas for two sickly babies she had come across at an orphanage.
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Carolina is seeking its 20th NCAA title in 28 years, though the trophies haven't come as easily as they once did. The Heels won 16 of the first 19 championships but only three of the last nine.
The Heels sneaked up on the competition -- if that's possible -- in 2006 when they won with seven freshman starters and last year they had to knock off two unbeaten teams, UCLA and Notre Dame, at the College Cup.
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* Soccer America's Women's Preseason All-Americans will appear in Wednesday's Soccer America Daily.