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A workhorse in alpine playgrounds.
Arc'teryx designed the Beta Men's Beta AR Jacket as a backcountry workhorse for alpinists who like to take a beating from the elements without sacrificing performance. This jacket features a Gore-Tex Pro Shell three-layer construction with Arc'teryx's tightly-woven N40p-X shell fabric that includes a DWR treatment to slough off rainfall while you romp up 14ers or get caught in a snowstorm at the top. The Beta AR is reinforced in prone-to-wear areas, like the shoulders and arms, with N80p-X nylon so it will handle pack straps and ice encounters season after season.
Fully taped low-bulk seams and WaterTight zippers will block out any moisture you encounter. When it starts puking, take shelter under the helmet-compatible DropHood with its draft-blocking separate collar, and stuff your hands in the two hand pockets, which are placed high so they play well with hip-belts and harnesses. Underarm zip vents let you cool off without sacrificing any protection from the weather. The storm will pass (it always does) and you will reign supreme on the mountain top.
- An all-around shell for hiking, climbing, and spring skiing
- Waterproof and breathable Gore-Tex Pro shell
- Fully taped seams with low-bulk microseam allowances
- N80p-X and N40p-X shell fabrics are lightweight and durable
- WaterTight zippers prevent moisture from getting through
- Helmet-compatible hood with separate high collar and laminated visor
- High hand pockets and 1 internal laminated pocket
- Trim fit with no-lift gusseted underarms and articulated elbows
- Item #ARC3653
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Shell So Good
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
I've owned and "put through the ringer" about 3 shells (Mountain Hardwear, OR, Marmot) over the past 20 years. The Beta AR fits and functions great, whether I have a backpack or utility belt on, or just walking in town. I can easily say it's my favorite so far. The construction is the best I've seen and I haven't noticed any of the QC issues people have commented on. For whatever reason, one of the most expensive brands, Arcteryx, fits my build the best. And considering I'm wearing this for work as well as play, it's been worth it to wear something that fits great and inspires great mobility.
Also to note: I layer this with the Arc'teryx Atom AR Hooded Insulated Jacket and they work together great. It's a surprisingly warm combination as I've been outside 2-4 hours in 20 degrees (or less) with wind and I never got as much as a shiver.
As advertised
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Large
Blue with maroon looks exactly as pictured. Nice color.
Totally waterproof. Definitely stiff and crinkle-y loud.
Fit is perfect for me with or without a mid layer. Too small for use as a ski coat due to length and chest.
Large size chest limit is 44".
Great raincoat (but pricey compared to others).
Perfect shell for any occasion
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: XL
I normally wear an XL jacket or shirt and this arcteryx jacket was no exception.
Jacket has a great athletic style fit to it. Makes even us "soft shaped" individuals look athletic! I often wear this to work and when I see my reflection in a mirror I double take. Length and sleeves are perfect for me.
Pockets are perfect location for backpacking. You can access them with all your straps are done. I brought this on a 4 day backpack trip to isle royale and it was just what the doctor ordered. We got stuck in 2 days of rain and this jacket didn't falter once. Its a great hard shell for any occasion. I wear it in winter with my arcteryx cerium jacket below it. Basically this can be anything from a summer rain jacket to the shell of a winter system.
The quality is outstanding. The coat feels great. The zippers feel bullet proof. The wrist cuffs seem to look brand new no mater how dirty I get them. Plus it is backed by a lifetime warranty; can't beat that with how good this jacket is.
I can not personally tell you if a $550 jacket is right for you. I got mine on sale for $425 from steep and cheap. I was hesitant at first but have never looked back since I got my hands on the jacket.
I don't often give 5 star reviews. Numerous 4 star reviews.
Excellent jacket perfect length.
Great jacket. Not really too much else to say that hasn't already been said. I like the length just below the hip not too long not too short.
Thanks for your input, Brian. Adding your approval of the previous reviews, reinforces how universally well this jacket is received.
Appalachian Trail
My son took this on a 100+ mile hike this summer on the trail and got caught in a 3 day rain storm and said this coat was amazing! I love it and highly recommend it.
I am glad to hear the Beta AR kept your son dry on the AT! Great choice for a long through hike.
Functional Jacket
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
While the sleeves initially seemed a bit long, they were highly functional. The jacket is tight and has provided solid protection in the Cascades wind, rain and snow. This jacket looks good and has the right amount and placement of pockets.
Beta AR in St Anton
Easy for my son to follow me with this bright jacket.. Note even with a pack on pockets are still accessible. Short cut waist works for me, skiing with bib pants, would easily fit a harness too.
Men's BETA AR
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: L
The BETA AR is an incrediblely well made garment. While sleeve length, and shoulder fit well, ( I have 35in arm, and broad shoulders ), the fit isn't bad through the chest, although the sides are a little full, even though the shell is rated athletic. Any one out there that's built like me knows how hard it is to buy clothing. But I went large in size knowing that mid layers would be used, ( bought Atom LT, review later. ) As for wind and water resistance, it works very well! I've only been able to use a couple of times, but, as they say....you get what you pay for, and pay for what you get! Totally satisfied! Look forward to trying out my new Men's ATOM LT ( bought this in Med, fits perfect! )
Top of the line
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: XL
I have been using the Beta SL for a number of years but wanted to upgrade to a more heavy duty design. I am not disappointed. As with nearly all Arcteryx products, the attention to detail and performance are top notch. You will not be disappointed with this jacket.
Maravilhosa!!! Awesome!!
This hacker is the best I ever had! It blocks the wind like a wall and let me dry under a heavy rain! The zippers help to control my temperature. Vale cada centavo!
Great Review and Photo! Thanks for sharing :)
Great jacket
Had it about a month and so far I love it!
Great Jacket!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
Fits great. Very well made. This is a great performance shell!
Keeps the Bad Weather Out
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I made my little brother's year by giving him this jacket for Christmas 2015. He wears it primarily for skiing as it is super solid at keeping any wind or moisture out. On most days he can get away with wearing just a base layer and a down vest/jacket underneath.
I got him the size he normally wears and the fit is roomy enough for layers underneath yet isn't bulky or restrictive. Also worth noting is that he has a pretty long torso and unlike some jackets, this one keeps his midriff under wraps.
Lightweight, practical, and keeps all the elements out. He loves it!!
Excellent Jacket
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
What can I say that hasn't already been said? It's incredibly comfortable, with a large hood that fits over all helmets. It has kept the elements out in all weather and it looks amazing.
p.s. The Riptide color looks much better in person.
Awesome jacket
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
I've used this jacket boarding without fault. Able to layer up or layer down depending on climate. Sleeves are long just as the measurements indicate but the beautifully designed velcro cuffs mean that's no negative at all! Love IT!!
Solid waterproof shell
Lightweight and the Goretex works like it always does.
This jacket is amazing
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: M
I had an Arc'teryx Rush jacket prior to this one, but left it in a hotel room and lost it forever. I enjoyed it so much that I had to get another Arc'teryx jacket.
I chose the Beta AR this time around because the Rush was a bit on the roomier side, and the Beta is a bit more slim and is supposed to be one of Arc'teryx's shortest jackets. I'm 5'5", typically wear large t-shirts, and the medium fits well.
The Beta and the Rush are very similar, but the Beta has a collar and no powder skirt. If you've ever worn a Gore-Tex piece before, it's a bit like wearing a more breathable tarp. It's quite loud, but the water and wind blocking performance is top notch.
The only things to note is that the collar kind of gets in the way of your softshell's hood if you're layering, at least relative to jackets without collars, but it's not a big deal. You get used to it or you can fold the collar down like a shirt.
And like any helmet-compatible hood, it's quite large and can be a bit awkward to wear if you don't have a helmet on. You'll have to cinch it so that it hugs your head and doesn't get fall in the way of your eyes.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: Medium
There's a reason the Beta AR has so many 5-star reviews. It's just that good! It's the shortest fit out of Arc'teryx's Alpha, Beta and Theta jackets, but still provides full coverage over other layers like an equally sized Atom LT.
The best thing about the Beta AR is its versatility. Whether you're skiing the resort, hiking in the woods, or just heading to work in the rain, the Beta AR has got you covered. It's 100% waterproof, breathable and extremely durable.
Pick your favorite color, select your size and enjoy. Treat it right and this jacket will last a lifetime.
What is the real difference between this Jacket and the Theta AR? I've compared the specs, but they seem so similar that any difference feels negligible. Could someone explain?
Hi Sahil, the main difference is that the theta is a little longer and has an additional sleeve pocket but yes, they are very similar. The Theta tends to be the preferable jacket for climbers as they usually like a longer jacket that wont ride up from the harness.
Let me know if I can be of further assistance!
Brittni nailed it.
Here are the differences in length:
Theta AR Jacket, center back length: 32in/81cm
Beta AR Jacket, center back length: 29in/735cm
If you're looking for a climbing jacket checkout the Alpha jackets (SV, AR, FL)
I'm looking for a good all around waterproof shell for wet ski days and also rainy hikes, etc in warmer weather. Contemplating Arcteryx AR, Procline, and Stingray. Suggestions? Other comparable brands/models in the same price range or less to consider, as well? Waterproof and warmer weather versatility are key. Thanks
Beta AR is a great jacket, but the length may not cover your hips. Good if you ski /tour with say a bib snow pant, like I do, or need to wear a climbing harness. With a pack on, it cinches tight for me around the waist. Sleeves are long for reaching, and the minimal design (no powder waist, or extra pockets ) means it packs small. The Goretex fabric is very tough. Hood is great, covers a ski helmet for those cold chair rides. I am wearing it in my insert pic here.
I like this jacket so much I have 3 of them!
Of the three jackets you listed, the Beta AR would be your best bet. The Stingray is geared more toward resort skiing and the Procline is a nice composite piece but to really seal out the wet, the Beta AR is tough to beat. If you are looking at other brands, give the Patagonia Refugitive Jacket a look.
If I can buy an Atcteryx Beta LT Hybrid at REI on sale for $250 is it worth the extra $107 for a Beta AR on sale at Backcountry for $357? Why? Thanks.
The short answer is: it depends. It depends on what you plan on using the jacket for and how hard on it you plan to be. The LT Hybrid uses 40-denier fabric 3L Tricoc & Paclite Gore-Tex, whereas the Beta AR uses 40-denier & 80-denier fabric with Pro shell Gore-Tex. The AR will be burlier and able to take more abuse. Pro shell is supposed to be the most breathable, durable, waterproof available. If you're not wearing a pack much, brushing up against rock or brush, the LT Hybrid might be the better choice. For an extra 107, I'd get the AR...just my opinion...
How long does the end of season sale last?
Will this jacket work well in the Sierra Nevada, Yosemite National Park area? Looking for something to use in our high country and rain season. Mostly for long day hikes and backpacking trips.
Thanks for the question! You could definitely use this jacket in that region. Depending on the time of year, you'll want to tweak your insulating layers.
Shoot me an email anytime you have questions!
Jared D.
Expert Gearhead
Which year is this jacket produced?(Color: Black Size: S)
Is just a shell or is there any insulation. Im going to tropical area where it rains randomly so no insulation needed.
This is not insulated.
This is a great jacket but if you're heading to a tropical location, you might want to consider a jacket that has Gore-Tex Active instead of the Gore-Tex Pro. Pro is great and durable but the Active will breath better an that is what you'll want for tropical locations.
Try looking at these items:
Shoot me an email anytime you have questions!
Jared D.
Expert Gearhead
What is the center back length of a medium?
30 inches
I'm 5'5'' and 140 lbs, I currently have the Small in this, thinking about returning it for an XS. The arms are too long and the chest a little bit big but the fit is good everywhere else, . Will I be happier with an XS or should I keep the S?
Hey Ky,
Height and weight aren't going to be the best measurements for jacket sizing. Chest measurement, torso length, and sleeve length are going to be better indicators. That being said, The XS is going to be 2 inches smaller in the chest and one inch shorter in the sleeve length. If you would like to further discuss this jacket or others, give me a call at 1-800-409-4502 ext 4446 or email at email@example.com
Does anyone have the Nighthawk color? Is...
Does anyone have the Nighthawk color? Is it a navy blue shade or more of a gray shade? Can't quite tell from the pics.
According to the tracking number mine will be here in two days. I ordered the the nighthawk, I will let you know Thursday
its a dark blue.
Hello, I am 5'9" and weigh 163. Do you...
Hello, I am 5'9" and weigh 163. Do you think I need a large if I am going to layer with a midweight Merino baselayer? Looking at the Beta AR
A medium will be fine. A mid weight merino is still very thin, though still very good for insulation, and the Beta AR runs a tad big. To be sure you might check your measurements with the size chart.
Late answer but this may help others looking at sizing. I am 5'10", 165, 32" waist and 42" chest. My shoulders are also a little bit more beefy than say a runner or other cario-oriented person's. Every Arc'Teryx piece I've tried on is tight around the armpit area in size medium. Large always fits fairly well, with a bit more arm length than I want (32-34 dress shirt arm length). With the newer fit system they use, the large still hugs my body closely enough to be functional, and not look too wide. Hope this helps those who are gym goers as well as outdoor enthusiasts.
Bodybuilder problems! I tried a large on at REI with a fleece and a down vest on and it fit perfect. I also have large chest issues.
I do too haha - 5'6", 175 lbs here and the Large suits me very well, lets me layer up even with my down puffy, and I don't feel like I'm swimming in it without the puffy.
I am interested in a Beta AR jacket and...
I am interested in a Beta AR jacket and am curious about if there is a difference between the outlet version and the full price one?
This year they are using a new version of Pro shell which is more durable and more breathable (they got rid of the oil barrier layer and made a sort of sandwich construction of the ePTFE membrane). It should be 22% more breathable according to Gore.
Typically there really isn't much different between the full priced models and the outlet products other than color since that's about all that changes from model years. However, in this case Gore-Tex has actually updated their Pro-Shell and made it 22% more breathable while still making it more durable. So in this case the current full price model will have that difference over the past season models, and that is why we gave it a new item number, instead of keeping all model years on the same product page and just change the price for the specific options.
Im just under 5'10" with approx a 41" chest...
Im just under 5'10" with approx a 41" chest and weight 178 lbs. What would be the best fit to layer either a atom lt or montbell alpine light? also has the fit changed from last years model?
Fit is the same and has a generous amount of room for the dimensions Arc'Teryx states. I bought a Medium and a Large in their "athletic fit" Beta AR. My dimensions : 5'10 185 lbs. 42 -chest; 33 -arms; 34 -waist; 16.5 -neck . The Large was huge in the chest and arms and could fit a full 800 fill down coat under it. I returned the Large and kept the Medium which I think fits way better in the arms and chest. However, the Medium is slightly constricting when you put big layers under it, so I think the Large would give you the guaranteed room and movement you might want with those coats underneath.
What has changed for 2013, other than the...
What has changed for 2013, other than the price?
The Gore-Tex material has changed. Not sure exactly whats different but I know that now its called the N80p-X and N40p-X shell fabric where-as before it was called something different. It's also 2.3oz lighter than the previous model which I think probably comes from the new material. The new Gore-Tex Pro which touts a 28% improvement in "breathability", improved ruggedness, and more durable water and windproofness than last years Pro Shell product. There might be more changes but those are the ones I'm thinking changed the price. Hope this helped.
In the 2013 Beta AR Jacket, the material crosses over to GORE-TEX's new N80p-x Pro Shell. Same material used in the Alpha SV and and Alpha LT, whilst serving a greater purpose of being an all around jacket. Hope this has helped.
I had the alpha SV with the new face fabric. It's much quieter than the older fabric they used. Also if you look close the older material has these little squares all over and can catch on tree branches and all. The new stuff is snag resistant. It's very smooth. That said I went with the older beta AR


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i wanna say that the actual top speed of the tlr is going to be somewhere around 170mph. i have had mine to 165 indicated and still had some room to pull, but let off. i'm guessing i was closer to 150 though.
What's the top speed for a TL 1000 R ? I had mine 165mph, and ran out of the road. Any other speed freaks like me out there ever pushed it to the max ? Let me know.
i wanna say that the actual top speed of the tlr is going to be somewhere around 170mph. i have had mine to 165 indicated and still had some room to pull, but let off. i'm guessing i was closer to 150 though.
Had mine to 270kmh dont know what that is in mph
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Sheee-itt Robbie!
Road or track?
I've only ever taken mine to about 215 kph on a freeway to the south of Sydney....I say 'about 215', because my eyes were pretty much glued to the road rather than the dials, but I know I didn't quite touch the 220 mark.....things are moving pretty fast even at that speed. Started to encounter some traffic so I backed off, but I was amazed that the Tiller still seemed to be pulling quite stongly at that speed!
270!......phew is all I can say!
290kph indicated by speedo. -5% for one less tooth on front sprocket= approx 275kph
then theres speedo error, so dont know how fast but road was getting real bumpy
275 kph/170,88 mph on the clock here too with stock gearing on a Belgian highway and again on the German Autobahn.
I remember back in the days official TLR publicity spoke of a topspeed of 285 kph/177 mph
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I'm with Robbie.......
Indicated 270, actual road speed......who knows?!?!?!
Oh, but mines the faster red '97 S
Racing is living......everything else is just waiting!
Well Steve gave mine the boot on the dyno the other day. The rev limiter kicked in 6th gear at 295kph. Thats 183 MPH
By the way Robbie when I was following you home the other night I pulled up and let you go at 260kph
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Mar. 22, 1997
USC Women's Swimming & Diving Wins NCAA Championship, First in Program
INDIANAPOLIS - The USC women's swimming and diving team won its first ever national championship at the 1997 NCAA Championships, dethroning five-time defending champion Stanford, on Sat. at the Indiana Natatorium.
USC, led by fourth-year coach Mark Schubert and two-time 1997 NCAA title winner, senior Kristine Quance and sophomore Lindsay Benkso, finished with 406 points. Stanford was second with 395, followed by SMU (353.5), Arizona (351.5) and Georgia (312).
Quance and Benko both defended titles on Sat., Benko repeating in the 200 back (1:54.42) and Quance doing the same in the 200 breast, setting a pool record in 2:09.62.
Benko's and Quance's titles were USC's only four of the meet as the Women of Troy failed to win in any relays.
"If you would have told me that we could win without winning any relays, I would have said no way," said Schubert, who won his third women's team title (he won two with Texas) and was named Coach of the Year after the meet. "This is a testament to the depth of all of the team's competing."
USC, which has never finished higher than third in the NCAAs (1980), entered the final day of competition in second place behind Stanford.
Benko's win in the 200 back, and Gitting's fourth-place finish in the same event, gave USC early momentum and the lead. Stanford reclaimed the lead in the 100 free, but Quance's win in the 200 breast put USC up for good.
USC's lead was bolstered by the 2-3 finish of sophomore Karen Campbell (1:56.98) and junior Jean Ellis Todisco (1.58:47) in the 200 fly. Junior diver Natalya Chikina took fifth in the platform (366.55), clinching the title with the 400 free relay to go.
USC's 400 free relay of Campbell, Quance, freshman Paige Francis and Benko swam a conservative 3:24.39 in seventh place, preserving the team title.
Mar. 21, 1997
After Two Days USC Women's Swimming Sits in Second Place at NCAAs
INDIANAPOLIS - The USC women's swimming and diving team, behind senior Kristine Quance's title in the 400 IM, stands in second place after the second day of the NCAA Championships at Indiana's Natatorium.
Stanford leads with 286.5, followed by USC (271), SMU (256.5), Georgia (224) and Arizona (221). USC, which took fourth place at last year's NCAA Championships, has never finished higher than third place.
Quance defended her NCAA title in the 400 IM with a time of 4:06.54, a USC school record, finishing 6 seconds ahead of LSU's Lucy Findlay in second place. USC junior Sarah Maggio took fifth in the same event in 4:15.45.
"This is my favorite event, so I wanted to win this one the most. It was very important to me," said Quance, who took second in the 200 IM on Thursday (March 20) and will compete in the 200 breast Saturday. I planned to lead wire-to-wire and that's what I did."
USC sophomore Lindsay Benko took second in the 200 free 1:45.86, repeating her second-place performance in last years NCAAs.
USC, which set 6 school records on the first day of competition, set 3 more on Friday. In addition to Quance's mark, they included sophomore Karen Campbell's fourth-place time of 53.36 in the 100 fly and the 200 medley relay team (Gittings, Quance, Campbell, Francis), which took fourth in 1:40.87.
Hope Gittings took fourth in the 100 back in 54.13 and USC's 800 free relay team (Quance, Maggio, Francis, Benko) took fourth in 7:14.44. Sophomore diver Dorte Linder took fifth in the 3-meter diving with a score of 517.60.
The NCAA Championships conclude on Saturday (March 22).
Team Scoring After Second Day 1. Stanford 286.5 2. USC 271.0 3. SMU 256.5 4. Georgia 224.0 5. Arizona 221.5 6. Michigan 185.5 7. Auburn 175.0 8. Nebraska 117.5 9. California 108.0 10. Texas 107.5


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To You - Poem by Jason Atkinson
I write these to you with faithful hope in my heart
The hope is that you see that faith is where it starts
The love I have for you will be expressed when you read
The inspired word that is there right when you can See
HEARing His voice in my mind for all He has to say
I asked for this voice with faith that you and i will live in always
With Love in your heart and a faithful walk in Life
You will always know what I thought because we both saw the same light
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Inspired by the Holy Spirit and Philam Hernandezs' father passing on a bible. The greates gift you can give to someone to let them know what you thought about life
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Great Success of the Conference ?Eurozone and the Czech Republic at the Turning Point??
The first year's conference of specialists organized within the fair MONEY, the fair of personal finance and investment opportunities, witnessed a large participation of the foremost Czech specialists among the lecturers and a large number of visitors. A professional guarantor Petr Budinský, the prorector, prepared - in cooperation with other partners - a four section programme where specialists' opinions on changes in a financial sector were presented. The first section called "Europe in 2012 – Final or re-start?" was followed by individually focused sections introduced with this key question. The foremost Czech specialists pondered over the questions like whether we chose the right mix for the pension reform, whether modern finance products have to be complicated and whether we should take distribution channels as consulting or intermediating.
The conference and fair were organized by Veletrhy Brno, a.s. Our college became an organizer and a partner of the first year's conference. A collection of complete papers and presentations of individual lecturers will be published.
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I am pleased to present the United States Patent and Trademark Office's fiscal year 2004 audited financial statements, which are an integral component of our PAR. This annual report to the American people highlights our fiscal stewardship, our significant accomplishments, and the challenges we face as we strive to transform this agency and to keep pace with our ever-increasing workloads.
While the USPTO as a whole is changing to adapt to the 21st century, we have maintained our focus on accountability and our steadfast commitment to excellence in financial reporting. I am proud to report that the USPTO was awarded a second consecutive Association of Government Accountants Certificate of Excellence in Accountability Reporting for our fiscal year 2003 PAR. I am equally proud of receiving an unqualified opinion on the USPTO's financial statements for a 12th consecutive year. This "clean" opinion continues to be issued together with no material weaknesses or reportable conditions in our internal control structure as reported by our independent auditors.
Having attained a routine, reliable process for preparing financial statements, I am committed to taking financial management at the USPTO to the next level. Our goal is to provide useful and timely information to reflect financial and program performance results compared to plans on a continuing basis. Our primary focus is to continue to improve data that will result in better decision-making, improve utilization of resources, and support the PMA for competitive sourcing, improved financial performance, budget and performance integration, expanded electronic government, and strategic management of human capital.
We are also improving our workspace as we relocate to our new corporate headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia. The first phase of this move was completed in February 2004, when 2,100 people were moved. The final move phase is in progress, and will be completed by the spring of 2005, with more than 8,000 USPTO employees and contractors working at the new location. Our move to an efficiently configured and consolidated USPTO campus will help us achieve our goals by providing, for example, state-of-the-art technology that will aid in delivering better quality, higher productivity, and more responsive service to our customers.
This past year we overcame a deficiency that the Inspector General (IG) had identified that information technology (IT) security was a critical management and performance challenge facing the USPTO, because all of our critical systems had not been certified and accredited. I am pleased to say that we have now completed our efforts for the certification and accreditation of all mission-critical and classified information systems, and the USPTO received unconditional (full) authority to operate these systems in the current year.
During fiscal year 2004, the USPTO enhanced its Management Control Review Program by initiating an annual management control certification process that will require accountable managers in each major process area to certify that controls are in place, were monitored on a regular basis, and operated effectively for the fiscal year. The Management Control Review Program also consists of in-depth control reviews performed on a rotating basis such that each major process area is reviewed at least once in a four-year period. The reviews completed this past year concluded that there were no material weaknesses in internal controls and the controls were found to be consistent with identified best practices in each area.
Results of these management control reviews, coupled with improved operating efficiencies, external audits, and other evaluations, allow me to provide reasonable assurance that the USPTO's systems of internal accounting and administrative control fully comply with the requirements of the FMFIA of 1982.
In fiscal year 2005, the Administration, the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate have shown support for providing full access to our projected fee income. Full access to our fees in fiscal year 2005 will allow the USPTO to fully fund the 21st Century Strategic Plan initiatives to transform the USPTO into a quality-driven, highly productive, and efficient organization that will promote expansion of business opportunities, stimulate research and development, and expand U.S. business globally.
Ultimately, the success of the USPTO's efforts to reinvent and improve the agency relies heavily on our employees. Human capital is our key resource with the greatest impact on the quality of our products and services. Managing our human capital is a critical, ongoing strategic management challenge. In this regard, we will continue to develop, sustain, and deploy a highly competent USPTO workforce. This will be accomplished by monitoring our core human competencies in areas such as intellectual property examination and IT development and support, by recruiting the best available candidates for new and vacated positions, and by providing appropriate training to improve the skills integral to the USPTO's success.
Let me conclude by stating that all of our efforts are focused on improving the quality of services that we provide to all of our customers. This commitment to customer service is the cornerstone of the USPTO, upon which the success of our growth and financial management is built.
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I had a 'good thing' happen, but have some questions...let me explain.
Ive been restoring my 69 GTO (with some mods) for some years and my wife has pretty much always referred to it as "the piece of junk outside".
Well, these days the car is moving along nicely and I hope to have the body back on the frame over the winter <fingercross> I have better "financial horsepower" then before.
I started thinking "Would I ever do it again?" even though I have mountains of work left. Probably not...but there is one car thats always caught my eye (and well before "the movie")...gnawing at the back of my mind...and that is a 2Dr 57-59 Plymouth Savoy/Belvedere/Fury.
Well, I was idly looking at pics of this fabulous finned car when the wife happened by and I said "hey, what do you think of this car?"
She said "wow! thats great!" I said "Really? would you drive something like that?"
"Definitely. A glossy purple with white-stripe...and white interior."
Frankly, I was amazed at how she mentally repainted the car without missing a beat and...I liked the color choice. If I could "sell it" as it being her car...well then it's ez-street in that area
Now...the 'reality check' is this will have to wait till the GTO is done, but I am trying to find info on these models "just incase".
What bothers me is that I don't see any sources (yet) for repop parts, especially sheet metal. Also, I havent found info on "weak points" in the rust department.
Also, my intent would be to hot-rod this car, so I would actually be interested in the cheaper, less desireable Savoy and Belvedere models, but I would like 2dr for the looks. I'd feel bad hacking up an "all original" one (and then there is the cost of a pristine one to boot) so it would be a 'project car' of some sort. Another point of info that would be interesting is the difficulties involved in an engine swap with the strange (for me, anyhow) torsion bar suspension. For a project like this, I envision a LS-type motor, probably one from an SUV or Truck with enough torque to move this battleship. Also, AC would be a must for the wife.
Any leads for more info would be much appreciated.
Not a answer, but you might ask over on the HAMB board. www.jalopyjournal.com
It is a board focused on pre 64 cars, mostly customs and rods.
I remember Hemmings Classic Cars or one of the other offshoots did an
story on repacing the floor pans on one of these and they usually give some
contacts at the end of the story were you can source parts. check with
your local library it was fairly recent- mayby a year or so ago. Jim
Thanks for the leads! Let the quest for begin!
If anyone else is interested, I found some good info here: http://www.plymouthcentral.com/
Does she realize how big those boats are?
My wife firmly believes "bigger is better".
In fact, the one car she continues to proclaim as truly missing (and I kid you not) is my '95 C3500 dually with extended cab and full length bed. It had the injected 454 with Gale Banks power pack.
When gas was nearly 4$ a gallon, we had to swap cars since my commute is 90 miles a day and that truck got 10mpg no matter how hard you tried to be nice.
When driving that she said she was "Queen of the Road". All the other "Mom's" seemed to be envious when she would come rumbling up in this battleship. Btw, my wife is probably about 5ft 3in. tall
The 57 Fury was not that big of a boat and, though the 57 Chevy has all the thunder, the 57 Fury with the Hemi package was the lightning. The torsion bar suspension also beat the other era cars hands down in the handling department. So if you want to hot rod a hot rod, look for the higher dollar Fury with a Hemi and give it a little boost along with the purple and white.
Yes the Savoy/Belvedere would be a nice project and not a laden with chrome as the D-500 Dodge. In my opinion it would really be a fun driver with either a 383 or 440 in it, sorry I'm not a fan of the newer corporate engines, and haven't been since GM started doing this back in the 70's. And would I ever consider one of the new LS engines in either one of the Pontiac's I own, no way. But this is my opinion.
Many years back, my parents had a 58 Belvedere Sport Coupe. It was Black with a red interior, we called it the Bat Mobile. A lot of good memories.
Good Luck in your quest!
Correction, I would never consider one in either one of my Pontiac's
Well, my GTO is a pure Pontiac and I intend to keep it that way (YS 400). For this one, which is just "on paper" at this point, I want to do something different. Sure, I'd like to go with a HEMI of some sort, but they are always more expensive then just about any comparable motor. Note: I didn't say "not worth it", but a person can get a nice, injected GM V8 for far less.
Another thought that comes to mind is a motor from a modern Dodge truck, but I must confess, I don't know a thing about them.
I think it's a good idea. The 'Mayflowers' from the 50's are not the most popular with the hotrod crowd, so you can buy them cheap(er), and do most hotrodding operations cheaper also. The '55 and '56's aren't any bigger than the Fords and Chevy's of the day; and even the '57's on up aren't much bigger; the fins make them appear that way.
Street Rodder and Hot Rod have both shown owners' rides made from '55 or
56 models....mild custom, tubbed, modern engines, etc.....not bad at all.
I'd personally stay away from the Hemi. Yeah, it's got shock appeal; but without doing a decent amount of work on it, they don't run that well. And they are a couple hundred pounds heaver, and physically larger than regular engines. A well prepped 360, which can easily be enlarged, will give more than enough hp to do about anything you want to. Speed parts are easy to come by. The torsion bars should present no problem. Now, you have no spring towers to fight with.
The bodies on these cars seem pretty tough. You don't see a lot of them rusted out. And as time goes on, and other cars get scarcer and more expensive, you're going to see more Plymouths, Ramblers, Packards, Oldsmobiles, and others become rodded......and good for them.
If I were to do one of those i would consider the late 5.7 hemi from a durango or a pickup with the OD auto..good performance and not all that bad at the pump..Good luck on finding one as there are not all that many left..
comes to mind that the Plymouth dealer in my hometown had one a 57 that was all chromed out and tuck and roll and was a killer show car...
I have tried most all of it and now do what is known to work..
While youre looking dont overlook the Plaza which was the bottom of the line offering. It shares the same body with the rest of the line but had a lot fewer options available.
The 57-9 Plymouths were VERY rust prone especially in areas that saw a lot any moisture and or salt in the winter time. Common areas of rust include the fender eyebrows, rockers, floors, etc. There are a couple of places that are making a limited amount of reproduction sheetmetal but there is not a lot out there.
A couple of places you can start looking for cars or restoration info would be over at
John Fowley (Big M) runs a yard out in CA that specializes in these cars and the Donnie who runs the site has a restoration shop that specializes in them. Either can be contacted at the site. Ive dealt with both when I was building my car and theyre good people.
As far as engines Plymouth was the only division of Chrysler that did NOT offer a HEMI during the 50s. If you find a 57 it will have a flat head 6, 301 or 318 Poly (even in the Fury). In 58 the wedge was introduced in a 350 cubic inch flavor and 59 a 361 could be had.
Center sump pans are common on the 50-60s Mopars due to the location of the front crossmember and drag link. Almost any Mopar engine is a pretty easy swap with the correct parts, even the HEMI. Finding a pan for a GM engine that will work may be a challenge.
There are a lot of things that can be done with these cars and they are a ball to drive. I built my 57 Plaza a couple of years ago and have been very happy with it. My journal here shows the build if youre interested. By the way the old HEMI cruises comfortably at 75MPH and gets 20 MPG doing it.
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By Andrea Chalfin News Dir. On July 10, 2012 · Leave a Comment · In Flood, KRCC News, Waldo Canyon Fire
Exception to 30-day Waiting Period for Flood Insurance Coverage for Private Properties Affected by Flooding on Federal Lands Following the Colorado Wildfires
FEMA Encourages Residents to Purchase Insurance Policies Now July 10, 2012
The Federal Emergency Management Agency today announced, based on consultation with the U.S. Forest Service, residents in Colorado affected by flooding on Federal land from wildfires in Waldo Canyon in the Pike National Forest and in High Park in the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest are subject to an elevated risk of flooding.
The Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, signed into law Friday, July 6, 2012, by President Obama, may make residents in these communities subjected to an elevated risk of flooding eligible for an exception from the 30-day waiting period usually required for flood insurance coverage. Eligibility for the exception is determined on a case-by-case basis.
FEMA is making this preliminary determination to provide notice to the Write Your Own (WYO) insurance companies and other stakeholders that the recently enacted exception to the 30-day waiting period may be in effect. Individuals and businesses purchasing new insurance policies from the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) are typically required to wait 30 days for their flood insurance coverage to become effective. The actual determination on the applicability of the exception must be made on a property-by-property basis.
The reform provision in this bill created an exception to that requirement for property that:
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Floods are the number one natural disaster in the United States in terms of lives lost and property damaged. The NFIP provides a means for property owners to protect themselves against the financial effects of flooding, which typically is not covered by standard homeowners insurance. The NFIP offers flood insurance to homeowners, renters, and business owners if their community participates in the NFIP. Participating communities agree to adopt and enforce ordinances that meet or exceed FEMA requirements to reduce the risk of flooding.
Application of the exception to the 30-day waiting period, however, does not change the NFIP requirements for issuing new policies or filing a claim. Determinations of insurance claims will be made on a policy-by-policy, case-by-case basis. For instance, the exception to the waiting period will not apply if:
• A flood is in progress or flood damage occurs before the application is submitted and the full premium is accepted by the insurer;
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The rear shocks, the shaft rebounds much slower but can be seen moving.
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**FREE Killifish Presentation by Matt Kaufman** - Presented by GSAS
The Greater Seattle Aquarium Society (GSAS) is pleased to sponsor a free lecture titled 'Keeping and Enjoying Killifish' by Matt Kaufman. In this talk, Matt Kaufman shares his killi-keeping and killi-enjoying techniques. He will show lots of pictures of pretty fish, lots of not as pretty pictures of killi setups, how he keeps, breeds, and feeds his killies, and try to demystify these engrossing, beautiful, easy yet challenging gems of the aquarium hobby.
Matt has been keeping freshwater tropical fish since he was a kid growing up in an apartment in Queens, NY. In the late 1980's, with the advent of Usenet and newsgroups, he discovered killifish, killifish keepers (many of whom are interesting in their own right but not anything you'd want to keep), the American Killifish Association and his local killi club, the Metro Area Killi Association, located in NJ. He's kept killies regularly ever since, at one point having 150 "tanks" housing 30 species of various types. Eventually, he scaled back to just a few dozen favorites, then, in 2003, took a job in Redmond, WA. Despite moving 4 times in 2003-2004, he was never without a few pairs of killies and in 2004, built a killi closet in his garage in Woodinville, where he keeps a few favorite species today.
The lecture will be Tuesday, June 12th, 2012 at 7:30PM at Seattle Pacific University; Otto Miller Hall; Room 109; West Nickerson Street and 3rd Avenue West
Doors will open around 7:10PM; the meeting will start at about 7:30PM
The lecture will be followed by a short auction
Open to the public, no entrance fee
Family friendly but no childcare provided
Free parking, accessible building
No furry or feathered pets
Go to GSAS.ORG for more information and directions
Two weeks from tonight!
Next Tuesday! Don't miss this excellent presentation and our last meeting until next September.
September is when internationally recognized plants-woman and plant explorer Christel Kasselmann is our guest speaker from Germany!
Only 48 hours until our GSAS meeting; I hope to see you there!
Last night was an excellent meeting with a great presentation by Matt Kaufman on the basics of Killifish husbandry and if that wasn't enought he brought some excellent killifish including some of the more rare imported species which were auctioned at the end of his talk. -Roy
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Nettie vol.2Thursday, June 19, 2014
So summer is officially here! Sky-high temperatures are here for good and any garment that can give proper coverage with minimum amount of fabric touching the skin is a must. Enter my second Nettie. I loved my first version, but wanted to make a dress more appropriate for summer as well. This time I cut a size 8 for the bust and graded to a size 10 for the waist and hips. This definitely fixed the dropping shoulder problem from my first version. I made the scoop front, medium back version, omitted the sleeves and just hemmed the armholes by turning 1 cm under. For this version I used the leftover jersey fabric from my Hemlock tee.
I already raved and showed my love for this pattern and Heather's creativity. Nettie is definitely an addiction! Once you make one, you can't stop making them. I see many more versions coming.
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The Grand Strategy of the Byzantine Empire
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A man of deep culture and reading in many languages, Edward Luttwak has at least three major personae – strategist, journalist and scholar. His practical experience of contemporary policy and defence is reinforced by an almost professional knowledge of military history, particularly in antiquity and the Middle Ages, and he expounds his views in lively prose that gives maximum exposure to the most eccentric of them . . . According to Luttwak, the Byzantines moved away from the old Roman strategy of protecting the entire frontier from Britain to Mesopotamia through a limes system that kept out both invaders and marauders. This, he claims, 'was altogether too expensive to maintain for the Byzantine Empire with its greatly diminished resources'. He traces the evolution of a new strategy in the empire's response to the Huns who arrived in the middle of the fifth century, and devotes considerable space to negotiations with Attila.


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Like its 2011 predecessor, you're only going to get out of Rocksmith 2014 what you put in. Treating it like a game probably isn't the best approach here. Sure it technically IS a game, but that's not really the point. You're buying it because you either want to learn how to play guitar, or you fancy brushing up on your existing skills and learning some new songs in the process – those of you picking it up because they fancy a Rock Band/Guitar Hero style pick up and play rhythm game are going to be left disappointed and, most likely, frustrated and confused.
First things first, if you're planning on buying Rocksmith you either need a guitar or a bass guitar (or both, if you're one of those multitalented sorts). If you don't have one of these essentials, Rocksmith is not the game for you. Any guitar will do; so it's up to you how much or how little you spend on any new purchases. Will the quality of your guitar make any difference to your gameplay experience? Yes, of course, but only insomuch as the better your guitar the more comfortable it'll be, or the less likely you're going to be to have trouble with the action resulting in difficulty fretting or buzzing.
Once you've found a mighty axe to wield and the game has helped you tune it up, Rocksmith has a huge amount of content for you to explore. Newcomers to guitar are advised to check out the lessons section, where a series of videos and interactive tutorials will talk you though some of the key aspects of guitar playing. As great and varied as these tutorials are, we found that there were some pretty glaring omissions that could cause newcomers problems. For example, although it shows you how to hold the guitar when you're standing or sitting, it neglects to tell you the proper form for your fretting hand - one of the single most important parts of guitar playing, and an omission that'll cause serious problems to all but the most naturally talented beginners.
Oversights like that are rare, however, and Rocksmith really knows what it's doing. As you explore the gameplay menus, you'll realize that there's an astonishing amount of content on offer, to cater for just about everyone, with something for every mood. Let's say you're just in from a hard day's work and you'd like nothing better than to just practice a song at your own pace, that's no problem at all! The redesigned Riff Repeater makes it a piece of cake. You can set the speed and complexity easily and just practice designated song parts.
If you're feeling a bit more confident, you can tackle full songs from start to finish, with the game's difficulty dynamically adapting to your skills, so the more you play and the better you get, the more difficult the song becomes until you've learned it all, from start to finish. A minor problem arises here, however, in that the more you play a song, regardless of how well you actually do, the more difficult it becomes. You could be sucking repeatedly, but the game keeps ramping things up little by little. On tough songs it can be incredibly frustrating, but it could be argued that it's a means to an end, and if you can't hack it try out Riff Repeater or get stuck into the lessons again.
If you want something that feels a little more like a traditional game, the Guitarcade is the place for you. Much like everything else in Rocksmith 2014, the Guitarcade is just a clever way to get you learning the basics that underpin competent guitar playing. Sure, you might be trying to escape a police car on the screen, but you're actually being taught scales. Not all the games are successful in the Guitarcade, but most will serve to make you a better guitar player, or at least keep your skills honed.
Because there can be times where you simply want to jam and do your own thing, Rocksmith 2014 has added the brand new Sessions Mode where you can rock out with a group of in-game session musicians that'll accompany you surprisingly well, and even push you down a new avenue or two as you jam. It's definitely for the slightly more experienced players, but it's a great addition.
If approached with an open mind and a willingness to learn, Rocksmith 2014 can be an invaluable tool on the way to guitar mastery. It's not perfect on the lesson front, and there are definitely things you'll need to look up online yourself at times, but those minor oversights are forgivable when you consider the scope of the ambition here. It's not a game, and it really shouldn't be treated like one, rather, it is a tool that needs to be used like any other. It won't make you a great guitarist overnight (hell, it probably won't make you a great guitarist period) but if you can stick to it and play for a few hours a week, you'll definitely find yourself improving all the time.


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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington D.C. to begin his dance of words with President Obama regarding what is the solution for peace in the Middle East. Obama made clear to the Israel leader it would not be bound by "artificial deadlines" in its negotiation with the Iranian government over issues such as nuclear development. He emphasized it was "not in Iran's interests to develop nuclear weapons, it would trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East and it would destabilize the region." These words were not ones Prime Minister Netanyahu desired and the president's emphasis on a "two-state solution" was even less desirable to an Israeli leader who believes talk about the future of Palestine can go on and on and on without any resolution.
Netanyahu appeared to stress the linkage between curbing Iran's nuclear weapon development and the possibility of peace with Palestine, but President Obama had the exact opposite view. He suggested improvement in the Israel-Palestinian dispute would ease the way for peace and progress with Iran over nuclear weapons.
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Aaron Hernandez Cousin to Plead Guilty to Contempt
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FALL RIVER, Mass. (AP) — The cousin of Aaron Hernandez who was charged with criminal contempt after refusing to testify before the grand jury that indicted the former New England Patriot intends to change her plea.
Tanya Singleton had pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors say she was granted immunity but refused to testify. Her attorney said Monday in Fall River Superior Court that she will change her plea at the Aug. 12 trial.
Hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder in the 2013 shooting death of semi-professional football player Odin Lloyd and the deaths of two men in Boston in 2012.
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"Shh, don't tell anyone about Homeslice," someone texted me recently referring to the new pizza joint that has opened up in Neal's Yard, Covent Garden. This might jeopardise our friendship but I've decided to blab about it.
On a Thursday lunchtime, we stepped in from a pink and blue painted street and were greeted by Roma, the dazzling and attentive waitress. As a wood-fired pizza oven in the corner breathed out its angry orange heat, a flour-covered New Zealand chef, Ry Jessup, rolled balls of dough at a side counter.
Jessup is one half of the double act behind Homeslice, having run it in its former guise as a successful street food stall. His other half is ex-Carluccio's and ex-Groucho Club chef Mark Wogan, son of Terry.
Together they have kept the cheerful, low-key feel that characterised the mobile operation. Next to us, a little girl licked her plate clean, a blogger blogged and a chef we recognised tucked into a hefty slice. Everything feels on-trend (the odd distressed mirror, ex-factory lights, cute Polpo-esque Italian tiles) but none of it nauseatingly so; there are also iPad Minis for taking orders and a mood-boosting soundtrack made up of funk, soul and disco.
Pizza-wise, you can either eat it by the mega slice (a 20-incher to share between two or three people) or a "half and half" 20-inch of two flavours of your choice. That day, sopressata and rocket, caprese or smoked trout with baby beets and goats' curd (all £20) were available. My slice of courgette and artichoke was delivered, tremendously thin, with a delicate scattering of chives and lemony conclusion. Meanwhile the margarita with its equally thin and crusty base and artfully placed tomato and mozzarella passed our Good Pizza Test.
Pork belly, chimichurri and smoked onion was full of exciting textures and flavours while my companion decided that the duck and Szechuan pineapple was "like a socially acceptable Hawaiian — remarkably good".
We were still thinking about the lovely, faint numbness from the peppercorns when we launched onto the drinks menu. From this we had a bottle of very hoppy Partisan Bermondsey craft beer; we could also have had prosecco or draught beer by the glass. But alongside pizza — £4/slice — you also pay for your wine by the centimetre, as they've worked out that people who arrive with cash will happily guzzle a magnum of wine without realising and then have to hand over the plastic. We only had a glass each — but I could easily imagine whiling away the hours there another time.
Homeslice is what you might call a social eating place where you arrive hungry and leave happy.
13 Neal's Yard, WC2; (020 7836 4604, homeslicepizza.co.uk). Open 12pm-11pm Monday to Saturday, 12pm-6pm Sunday. Pizza £4.20/slice or £20/20-inch. Wine around £5 per glass
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The Mojo Hand Colossus fuzz delivers the massive sound of the Russian Sovtek Big Muff with a few world-altering improvements. For all who like their chords slathered in rich harmonics and their leads soaked in wild buzzing beehive honey, all the upper register sweetness, the mid level grit and fire and the kneecap shattering lows are here for the tweaking. Like the Sovtek Muff's Volume, Sustain, and Tone controls, the Colossus features Volume, Gain, and Tone plus an all new knob labeled Mids, which helps you cut through any live mix for a smoking hot lead voice.
The three position toggle offers EQ driven versatility to the thunder. The Up position cuts the bass slightly and boosts the highs, the Down position boosts the low end, and the Middle position gives a powerful kick to the mids and adds noticeable focus the Mid control itself. This EQ serves wonderfully as a quick adjustment when swapping between guitars with single coils and those with humbuckers in mid set.
As with all Mojo Hand effects, the Colossus fuzz is hard wired for true bypass switching, and is built to last with the best components and the finest craftsmanship in a die-cast enclosure and a professionally powder coated finish. Works with a standard center negative 9 Volt power supply or battery.
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Running a secondary high pressure line
I have a small Bostitch air compressor in my shop. It utilizes flexible tubing for connection to various tools and nozzles.
I'd like to run a second fixed pressure line to an adjoining tool shed so that I have an air outlet there as well.
1. Is there a way I can make a "T" connection to route air to both the shop and the shed?
2. What kind of tubing or pipe should I use. It will be under a constant 120 psi.
3. What other issues do I need to address?
air tool fittings are standard 1/4" pipe fitting, so use a pipe T. The cheap easy way is just use and old air line and cut to fit. They make alot of high $ hard pipe for this but a 50' air hose form lowes and some fittings is about $20. good luck
Running a secondary high pressure line
Sounds to me like it's time for a permanent pressure system, especially for durability and ease of use. You can use 1/2" galvanized threaded pipe and make it a permanent part of your shop environment strapped to the walls utilizing outlets where necessary. Soldered copper is also used and schedule 80 PVC. If the system is 60 feet or less and has only two outlets, 1/2" should suffice. If you plan on upgrading your compressor and adding outlets, increase the diameter for needed extra volume. PVC being the least durable and galvanized being the most durable. Air fittings, hoses, quick disconnect and accessories are problematic and are the weak links in the system. If you do hard pipe your system, provide a drip leg at each outlet(a T with a capped section of pipe below the horizontal outlet)for sediment and moisture removal. Localized outlets and short hoses make for a much more productive work space. Not to mention it is permanent and will last.
personaly have had over 10 years of use with cheap air lines from lowes LOL Just sounded like he had a small shop compressor and wanted a easy fix so thats what I posted. Yes you could hard pipe it, but that can be a pain to work around wall, corners and other items. I have even put in a quick one with pex I had laying around in my last shop to make a 40' run outside. Lots of ways to skin this cat ;)
Same black pipe that is used for Gas Lines. Stay away from Copper & PVC, due to if you have a blow out, you could end up with Shrapnel.
YES indeed,,copper may work or may not but definitely the high cost way of doing the job.
BUT PVC is NOT approved for air pressure levels of air lines and INDEED cause shards of PVC to kill or injure you or your loved ones, Dont use PVC,,its illegal and if you get caught with it,,,big fines. And if you dont and your child or grandchild gets hurt or worse,,how would you feel??
Put at least a short disconnect hose on the hard line and 1/4 turn valves on those drip legs to drain moisture. Also a moisture trap as it enters the line,,,it pays big time!!be surprised how much it collects unless you live in an arid desert!!
The iron pipe is the BEST way to go, dont know if pex is approved for this either??
If its occasional use maybe a hose run thru a piece of covering pipe so walking on it doesnt damage covering etc. least it would be quick and cheap,,,altho hard pipe is more durable and lasting!!
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"Reel Stories, Reel Lives" Fundraiser Gets Help From Hollywood
Taking time out of their busy schedules to help make a difference, a gaggle of Tinseltowners gathered together to partake in the "Reel Stories, Real Lives" event in Los Angeles on Saturday (October 20).
Arriving at the Milk Studios held affair was new Hollywood mama, Anna Faris, who looked yummy in yellow for her first post-baby red carpet while joined by her famous husband, Chris Pratt.
Aside from the "Parks and Recreation" beauty, some of Hollywood's leading men also attended the annual spectacle including Jon Hamm, Russell Brand, Keanu Reeves, Jeremy Renner and Armie Hammer.
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During the last half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th, Philadelphia was known as the "workshop of the world." Home to Baldwin Locomotive, Stetson Hats, Disston Saws, and many other industrial firms, Philadelphia truly was the industrial heartland of the country. Unfortunately, during the past 60 years, Philadelphia has suffered a steady erosion of manufacturing jobs and the shuttering of many of the factories that housed them.
The Philadelphia RC encompasses much of the old industrial heart of the city. The Philadelphia RC office recognized early that it needed to market benefits in key areas where industry sectors still flourished or where new sectors were rising from the ashes of the old. Staff developed a targeted marketing strategy that included Allegheny West and East Falls and large adjacent communities in North Philadelphia with still-viable commercial and industrial corridors. These two areas also have potential resources that can leverage RC benefits: a large number of Keystone Opportunity Zones, which are free from most State and local taxes; active community-based organizations; and municipal support.
These additional resources greatly expand the financial and organizational tools that, when coupled with RC benefits, have made good deals better and marginal deals possible. Below are just a few of many Philadelphia RC success stories.
Sherman Properties/Mills II is engaged in a long-term project to rehabilitate the former Dobson Mills in East Falls into a 250,000- square-foot mixed-use development. The Mills II received a $784,375 CRD allocation in 2002.
Hackman Dental Labs is a cutting edge, full-service dental laboratory that needed to relocate from downtown Philadelphia. The laboratory was courted intensely by office parks outside the city but eventually purchased a long vacant and dilapidated building two blocks north from the Mills II.
Co-owner Bobbi Quinn said, "The CRD benefit allowed us to renovate the building, meet our bottom line, and was the final piece of the puzzle for us." Hackman Labs received a CRD award of $214,500 and is on target to hire three RC residents to fill out its expanding workforce.
S. Zitner's Co. makes a wide range of chocolate candies. Chris Murphy, Zitner's owner, hires mostly people who live near the plant and walk to work. Murphy states, "The RC wage credit is perfect. We have many seasonal workers, both men and women, and we're able to claim a large number of them. Over the past 2 years we've been able to claim more than $100,000 in RC wage credits."
For more information on the programs of the Philadelphia RC, please contact RC Senior Manager, Jim Flaherty at (215) 683-2126.


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California in Need of Major Infrastructure Improvements
California is in major need of infrastructure improvements, and we need to build while we can.
That's one of the points to come out of the California Economic Summit, which has brought business leaders and state lawmakers together downtown this week.
Lenny Mendonca with California Forward says we need to start chipping away at some $700 billion in work while the state's in the black.
"We're absolutely going to have a combination of investment models that include some public financing, new bonds, but importantly, is also going to be user fees," Mendonca said.
Private investment through special financing districts that can build what they want how they want, as well.
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April Boxeo La Revista is out
Jimenez Communications Inc. and Rafael Soto Comunicaciones announced today that the April issue of Boxeo La Revista will be available this Saturday April 10 in Durango, Mexico at the boxing card that Francisco "Panchito" Arce will battle former world champion Cristian Mijares. The magazine which had been published as the official program of the "Latin Fury" boxing series is now available as a monthly magazine that will cover upcoming fights, results of fights and will have reports on past boxing stars and the stars of the future. The digital edition of the magazine can be found at this link. You'll read about Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, "City of Champions", and home to current world champions, Jorge "Travieso" Arce, Humberto "Zorrita" Soto and Fernando "Kochulito" Montiel, and they also happen to be three-time world champions in three different weight classes.
Also on the magazine you will find articles on "The Event" the big boxing card held at Cowboys Stadium where more than 50,000 people witnessed the best fighter in the world Manny Pacquiao defend his world championship belt, as well as a feature on "where are they now" about the former world champion, Jose Luis "Zurdo" Ramirez. "We hope that this third edition will be enjoyed by boxing fans everywhere as we keep tabs on the ever expanding world of boxing as it continues to grow and create new fans worldwide and big cards like THE EVENT become the talk of the sports world," said Ricardo Jimenez founder and Publisher of Boxeo La Revista.
The 32-page print glossy magazine will be distributed at all Top Rank and Promociones Zanfer boxing events in Mexico and the United States.


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