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Three years ago, Jerusalem rabbi David Bar-Hayim sent shockwaves through Israeli Orthodoxy after convening a beth din which ruled that all Israelis may eat kitniyot on Passover.
Now, he has come to the conclusion that the ruling should also apply to English Jews.
As well as following the Biblical law of avoiding chametz on Passover, Ashkenazi Jews observe a medieval tradition of also steering clear of numerous foods classified by rabbis as kitniyot, their term for pulses and legumes.
In 2007 Rabbi Bar-Hayim, a graduate of Merkaz Harav, the flagship religious-Zionist yeshivah in Jerusalem, ruled that since the tradition of abstaining from kitniyot is not native to Israel, it is not binding on Israelis. This reflected the mission of the Shiloh Institute, a Jerusalem research body that he heads which works to reinstate the historic traditions of the Land of Israel in modern Israel.
His argument was that according to the Shulchan Aruch, the authoritative code of rabbinic law, Jews who move to new areas should adopt its traditions rather than the traditions of their former residence.
Given that the tradition avoiding kitniyot originated in Europe and never became dominant in the Middle East, it is not binding on Israelis, he reasoned. Some Israeli Ashkenazim started eating kitniyot as a result of the ruling, though it was shunned by the Orthodox establishment.
Until now, he has only spoken publicly of his ruling's relevance for Israeli Jewry. But in an interview with the JC he said that it also applies to English Jewry.
His reasoning is that the tradition of avoiding kitniyot emerged at precisely the time that Jews were expelled from England - 1290 to 1656. This means that, just as the kitniyot custom cannot be considered native to Israel, it cannot be considered native to England.
The tradition became established in England, he believes, by Jews who moved from Europe continuing to observe it out of habit after they immigrated. But he argues that according to halachah, when arriving in the "halachic virgin territory" of England they were free to either retain or discard the tradition. He believes that immigrants to England were unaware of this choice and therefore their descendants are free to either retain or discard the kitniyot custom.
He said: "There's no question that when the Jews were expelled from England this tradition had not taken hold. Even if it later took hold in central European countries and people from these lands moved to England, as with all Jews who move, their slate was wiped clean and if you wish you can define for yourselves a new set of minhagim [customs]."
The option of dropping the kitniyot custom remains open to English Jews even centuries after their ancestors immigrated, he said.
"Until this issue is brought to their attention and they consciously decide not to avail themselves of that option [to drop the kitniyot tradition], it remains on the table."
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GOALS - Geelong: Burbury, Schroder, Walker, Motlop. Sydney: Jetta, Parker.
BEST - Geelong: Selwood, Hogan, Horlin-Smith, Motlop. Sydney: Grundy, McVeigh, Shaw, Bird.
UMPIRES - S Meredith, M Leppard, J Bannister.
The Swans are a perennial for the eight for myriad reasons, none the least of which being they don't play easy games - they are hard to beat.
They pressured Geelong and made sure that despite the premier having far more inside 50s, it struggled to score.
Nathan Gordon came off the bench and had a few touches. He went onto Steven Motlop who had been impressive in the first half.
Harry Cunningham and Shane Biggs came on as subs. Cunningham has the look in bodyshape and movement of ex-skipper Paul Kelly (don't get carried away) and had a good game to back up his impressive first effort. Gordon, a tough-looking back pocket - if that isn't a tautology - looks ready for senior footy and was not daunted.
The Swans would be disappointed but they did play the first game in the heat and then went straight into the next game. Sides that have played the first two games have often lost the second match.
Luke Parker has only played a handful of games but looks ready to claim a more regular spot. Coming off the bench he booted the Swans' second goal - Lewis Jetta snapped the first - after a free kick. But he gave good run linking through the middle and rebounding out of half-back. A good shape and size, he was handy defensively as well as with run.
It was Geelong but not as you know it - 15 of the premiership 22 were not there. Call it the window on tomorrow. Consequently the Cats looked not only rusty, but getting to know one another. They still dominated possession but lacked the innate understanding, effortless skill execution and poise, so they didn't punish on the scoreboard the way they would normally when they are monstering a match. The score was two goals apiece at half-time. The Cats were inaccurate but scored more readily in the second half.


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Spicy Lemon Chicken Stir-Fry with Cashews
This dish is a study in contrasts: the tangy, sweet and spicy sauce is a lovely counterpoint to the mild, tender chicken.
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- Servings: 4
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh ginger
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons dry Vermouth or dry sherry
- 2 tablespoons chicken stock or canned low-sodium broth
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- Pinch of cayenne pepper
- 1 1/2 teaspoons cornstarch dissolved in 2 tablespoons cold water
- 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts
- 1 1/2 tablespoons cornstarch
- Scant 1/2 cup unsalted dry-roasted cashews (2 ounces)
- 1 tablespoon peanut oil
- 2 1/2 teaspoons Asian sesame oil
- 1/2 teaspoon Asian chili oil
- 2 medium bell peppers, preferably 1 red and 1 yellow, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 7 ounces snow peas or sugar snap peas, halved diagonally
- 2 cups finely shredded iceberg lettuce
How to make this recipe
Combine all of the sauce ingredients except the dissolved cornstarch in a small bowl; then stir in the dissolved cornstarch.
Slice the chicken across the grain into 1/4 -inch strips. Transfer to a bowl and toss with the cornstarch.
Heat a large wok. Add the cashews and toss over high heat until they begin to brown, about 15 seconds; transfer the nuts to a medium bowl.
Heat the peanut oil and 1 teaspoon of the sesame oil in the wok. Add the chicken, spreading the strips in a single layer, and stir-fry over high heat until golden and just cooked through, about 3 minutes. Add the chicken to the cashews in the bowl.
Heat the remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons of sesame oil and the chili oil in the wok. Add the bell peppers and stir-fry over high heat for 30 seconds. Add the snow peas and stir-fry until all the vegetables are crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Return the chicken and nuts to the wok. Stir the sauce, then add it to the wok and stir-fry until the sauce is clear, about 2 minutes. Spread the lettuce on a platter, spoon the stir-fry on top and serve at once.
One Serving Calories 364 kcal, Total Fat 15 gm, Saturated Fat 2.8 gm
Serve With
Steamed white rice.
Suggested Pairing
A crisp, herby California Sauvignon Blanc.


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Movie : Raman Abdullah
Music : Ilaiyaraaja
Production : Unknown
Director : Balu Mahendra
Starring : Sivakumar, Karan, Vignesh, Eshwari Rao, Rudra
Year Released : 1997
Language : Tamil
Lyrics : Mu. Mehtha, Arivumathi, Ravibharathi, Ravibharathi & Vaali
Singer(s) : Arun Mozhi, Bhavatharani
Singer(s) : Malgudi Suba
Singer(s) : S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, K.S.Chitra
Singer(s) : K.S.Chitra,
Singer(s) : S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, K.S. Chitra
Singer(s) : Nagoor Hanifa
Raman Abdullah is a 1997 Tamil-language Indian feature film directed by Balu Mahendra, starring Sivakumar, Karan, Vignesh, Eshwari Rao, Rudra, Prithviraj, Charle, Amarasigamani and Delhi Ganesh.
The music was composed by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja.
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The Wikimedia Foundation's quest to bring crowdsourced knowledge to the masses doesn't begin and end with Wikipedia. The organization also funds Wikiversity, a project "devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from preschool to university, including professional training and informal learning."
Wikiversity holds a wealth of information categorized into education level, general topics, and subtopics, all of which can be searched using a number of different filtering methods. To be honest, it's a bit overwhelming and difficult to navigate, especially if you're used to Khan Academy and YouTube Education's well-designed sites.
It's worth the trouble, however. Since it's maintained by passionate contributors, Wikiversity espouses on a much wider range of topics than most other online education resources, ranging from basic reading, writing, and arithmetic to oddballs like stellar evolution, dentistry, and "Media information cognition." There's a lot of stuff here, folks, and it's ambitious to say the least. The site even offers resources in line with what you'd find at a traditional school, such as curated courses with progressive learning schemes, assigned Wikibooks reading, handouts, presentations, and essay ideas.
Unfortunately, the ambitious crowdsourced design sometimes bites off more than it can chew. While some of the courses and lessons offer polished materials of university-level quality (check out Historical Introduction to Philosophy!), a large number of the courses and individual pages lie dormant and half-finished, especially if you delve into niche topics. Also, while most of the resources here are fully legit, keep in mind that schools typically don't allow Wikipedia as a source for a reason.
Our recommendation? Scope out a course before you fully invest your energy in it, and if you're looking for a detailed education on a topic, stick to the courses found in the Completed Resources and Nearly Completed Resources lists.
Como se dice "Learn a New Language" en Español?
Aspiring world travels don't need to invest in costly language courses to learn a second tongue; the San Francisco Public Library offers its patrons access to Rosetta Stone Online Language Lessons for the low, low price of absolutely free. Rosetta Stone software normally costs hundreds of dollars.
To take advantage of the amazing offer, sign in here. After you enter your PIN and the barcode number on your library card, you'll be asked to create a Rosetta Stone Online account. BrokeAssStuart reports that full 19-unit courses are available in Mandarin, French, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean and Spanish, while primers in English, Italian, Greek, German, and Russian stick to three-unit tutorials.
The goodness doesn't end there. Any California resident can swing by a San Francisco Public Library location and sign up for a library card, even if you don't actually live in the city. Plus, the tutorials can be accessed by any computer with an Internet connection—not just PCs at the library proper.
Update We've been told that the Rosetta Stone program is no longer available through the SFPL, however, the Library still offers language learning through the Gate PowerSpeak and Mango Languages programs, which you can access here.
Kicking it old skool, new skool style
Finally, don't forget you're at a library. Read a book! Or rather, read an ebook! Online services like Project Gutenberg, Textbook Revolution, the Library of Congress and the aforementioned Wikibooks all offer awesome freely downloadable titles, though they can be a bit dated.
Most libraries also let their patrons check out more current ebooks to their ereaders, if you have one. The New York Public Library, for example, offers over 30,000 ebooks, a great many of which are modern titles.
You're only getting started, Padawan
What, you've learned all you could from Khan Academy, taught yourself Spanish, earned a certificate in programming autonomous automobiles and even brushed up on astrophysics at Wikiversity? You must be on a first name basis with your librarian. Fortunately, the options we covered are only a small fraction of the free resources available for autodidactic learners.
If you're looking for a bigger challenge, check out Coursera, Academic Earth, Google Code University, or even the University of Reddit. (Seriously!) Heck, you can even take free online courses in theology. There's a whole world of information available at your fingertips down at the local library. Take advantage of it!
This story, "Get a free education online: Learning at the library" was originally published by TechHive.


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1.FOOD & DRINK: There's a new brew on the block: Get out and make a fresh, sudsy acquaintance this weekend at The Stop's Beer Garden at Wychwood Barns. Picking up where the Brewery Market left off (they've since relocated to the Brick Works with a reworked event), The Stop's weekly spotlight on a local craft brewer showcases the work of one of the city's newest outfits: Hogtown Brewers. Adding a Kölsch to the our increasingly crowded craft marketplace, Hogtown will be paired up with local fish sandwich pop-up The Last Splash, and we can't think of a better way to enjoy that nuanced addition to our tap lineup — with its crisp, yet not bitter finish, easy drinkability — than at its absolute freshest alongside the catch of the day.
• June 10, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 601 Christie St. (near St. Clair W.) Free admission (food and beverage tickets for sale on site); facebook.com/TheStopsBeerGarden.
2. EXPLORATION: It's one of the most mythical repositories of the city's lakeside past, so who better to guide visitors on the Toronto Island House & History Tour than Toronto Island's own Grannies in Spirit. Started as a "tent city" at the turn of the 20th century, the island community now comprises 650 residents living in 262 homes, many of which have distinct architectural heritages, often related to the housing design of central Ontario's cottage country. Some were pre-fab, some were floated across the water, and still others — such as the pseudo-replica of Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic Fallingwater — are design experiments. This is both a chance to wander inside, and get a sense life on Algonquin Island — no ATMs, private cars or retail stores. In a nicely symbolic gesture, proceeds from the tour will go to supporting the Stephen Lewis Foundation and its grassroots projects to support grandmothers raising grandchildren in HIV/AIDS-ravaged regions of Africa.
• June 10, noon-5 p.m. Wards Island (registration and seminars). Take Wards Island ferry from docks. $45; torontoislandhousetour2012.eventbrite.com.
3. ARTS: Here's but a smattering of the wealth of offerings at this year's Luminato festival of the arts: An opera devoted to Laura Secord, the myth, the history and the cow (Through June 10); performances of Robert Wilson and Philip Glass's epic Einstein on the Beach, including one featuring a panel discussion with physicists from Waterloo's Perimeter Institute discussing the work (June 10); the North American debut of Robert Lepage's latest, the first in a four-play cycle: Playing Cards 1: SPADES, set in Vegas at the outset of the Iraq war (June 13-17); Stewart Goodyear's Beethoven Marathon, which will see all 32 of the German's sonatas performed in a day (June 9); Irvine Welsh is on hand for the debut of his new novel, Skagboys, a prequel of sorts to Trainspotting (June 12); and Love Over and Over, a celebration of the songs of late folk legend Kate McGarrigle, whose children, Rufus and Martha Wainwright, and sisters, Anna and Jane, will be joined onstage by a who's who of Canadian songwriting, including Emmylou Harris, Ron Sexsmith, Jane Siberry, Amy Millan and Kevin Drew (June 15). Don't even get us started on all the food demonstrations and tastings happening in the Distillery, Evergreen Brick Works and other places across the city.
• Through June 17. Various locations and times across the city. Some free public events, but many ticketed. For schedule details and event tickets, visit luminato.com.
4. COMEDY: It's not improv, OK? These guys and gals are scripted. An all-star lineup promises to bring prepared and tested hijinks to the stage for the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival's Sketch Com-Ageddon, a five-day battle royal of belly-laughs for which the winners will take home a berth in the main festival's program, cash prizes, plus, you know, comedic bragging rights, which, among comics, are traded almost as lucratively as money itself. Brain Drops, British Teeth, Die Hardest, Two Weird Ladies, Two Crazy Bitches, Pink Slip and Plum Thunder will be among those vying for the top spot.
• June 12 to 14 (preliminary rounds, 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m shows); June 15 (semi-finals, 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. shows); June 16 (finals, 8 p.m.). Comedy Bar, 945 Bloor St. W. $8 (per show) or $12 (whole evening); visit torontosketchfest.com for details.
5. MUSIC: Broadway veteran and Glee star Kristin Chenoweth is a study in musical contrasts, but her bread and butter is her pixie-like voice and bright interpretations of tried and true pop melodies. So, on her latest solo album, Some Lessons Learned, it's not surprising to hear Chenoweth at the top of her game, twisting the sound of new country into something that's at least on par with Dolly Parton, from whom she borrowed material for the new album, and for which she wrote the song What Would Dolly Do? It's probably safe to say Parton would put on a pair of line-dancing shoes and get busy to these tracks, but concertgoers can probably expect Chenoweth to mix in a few Glee classics, too, just to keep her diverse fanbase happy.
• June 12, 8 p.m. Massey Hall, 178 Victoria St. $45-$85; masseyhall.com/eventdetail/1098.


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Today marks the anniversary of the peace treaty between Jordan and Israel, signed fifteen years ago near the Israeli-Jordanian border. As we honor this historic event, we remember that peace is always possible despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles. The courage of King Hussein and Prime Minister Rabin demonstrated that a commitment to communication, cooperation, and genuine reconciliation can help change the course of history. Today we honor the foresight of these leaders who stared down the past's doubters and stood together in the interest of common progress. As we work with Arabs and Israelis to expand the circle of peace, we take inspiration from what Jordan and Israel achieved fifteen years ago, knowing that the destination is worthy of the struggle.
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Local shares are set to extend their losses into a sixth straight session, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping more than 350 points overnight amid a China-led rout that continues to engulf markets around the globe.
An estimated $78 billion has been wiped off the Australian stockmarket, and $US2.5 trillion from global equities, since the start of the year as investors fret over China's handling of its currency, and slowing economic growth.
Overnight, European markets fell for the third time in four days overnight, extending the worst start to a year since 2000, and the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 364.43 points, or 2.2 per cent, to 16,542.08 after China was forced to suspend trading for a second time this week following declines of more than 7 per cent in the Shanghai market.
The S&P 500 was down 2.2 per cent to 1946.20 at 1.37pm in New York, falling to its lowest level since October 2. The Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 2.9 per cent.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index slid 2.2 per cent. The rout this year in Europe has surpassed 5 per cent, as Germany's DAX fell below 10,000 for the first time since October.
"China devaluing its currency sparks concern that the global growth engine is starting to slow and that creates a dump of any high-flying stocks or anything people perceive as risk," said Yousef Abbasi, a market strategist at JonesTrading Institutional Services in New York. "When you start to worry about growth, you have crude oil down and it all ties together. It's the new year and people are scratching their heads, they're not quite ready to buy the dip."
China's securities regulator on Thursday night suspended its new stock circuit-breaker that caused the sharemarket halts this week, and imposed new limits on the amount of stock that major corporate shareholders can sell.
The circuit breakers have been criticised by analysts for exacerbating losses as investors scramble to exit positions before getting locked in. But by flip-flopping on the rule in such a short span, officials only added to the sentiment among investors across the world that they're improvising - and to ill effect - as they try to stabilise markets and shore up a faltering economy
The flight from risky assets in the first week of the new year was made worse by China's central bank cutting its yuan reference rate for an eighth straight day. China's tolerance for a weaker yuan is being seen as evidence policy makers are struggling to revive an economy that's the world's biggest consumer of energy, metals and grains.
The move revived the angst that sent financial markets into turmoil last summer, driving US stocks to three-month lows on Wednesday in a sell-off led by commodity producers.
Comments by billionaire George Soros exacerbated market jitters after he told an economic forum in Sri Lanka that global markets were facing a crisis and investors needed to be very cautious.
Separately, Mohamed El-Erian, the chief economic adviser at Allianz, said investors needed to brace for more volatility when China's stock markets opened on Friday.
China realised that it had very tight limits, which did more harm than good, Mr El-Erian said in an interview on Bloomberg Television. "They realised this, which is good news. The bad news is they took it off at a very peculiar time and did so without a whole set of compensating measures," he said. "We should tighten our seatbelt because I expect tomorrow is going to be a very volatile day in the Chinese markets, as the retail sector tries to exit and government entities try to buy."
The Aussie fell as low as US69.81¢ about 8am in New York on Thursday, its lowest level since September, before paring some of its losses to trade at US70.03¢. It has fallen more than 4 per cent since December 31 in the worst start to a year since currency controls were scrapped in December 1983, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
Australia, New Zealand and Canada's currencies are among those bearing the brunt of the disruptions in China, a key buyer of those nations' commodity exports.
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Victoria's dwindling aircraft engineering industry is set to shrink further, with Qantas announcing it will "review" the work done by 300 remaining engineers, maintenance staff and contractors at Avalon.
The review will likely lead to most of Avalon's engineers being made redundant.
It follows an earlier round of job losses at Avalon last year.
And it also comes after the airline's chief executive said last year that all of its heavy maintenance would be done in one facility, likely Brisbane, which is receiving a $30 million upgrade this year.
The airline on Tuesday morning issued a statement from its domestic chief executive officer, Lyell Strambi, to say the Avalon maintenance facility has no scheduled work from next March, for a period of five months.
"In fact, there will be no scheduled maintenance for the equivalent of five months each year for the next four years, starting in March 2014," Mr Strambi said.
The company will now review the future of heavy maintenance at Avalon – a process all but certain to lead to sackings and work reductions. The review would be completed by the end of next month, Mr Strambi said.
State Labor opposition leader Daniel Andrews said that Premier Denis Napthine had not done enough to keep Qantas heavy maintenance work in Victoria. "In fact despite massive job losses Denis Napthine refuses to detail a comprehensive jobs plan," Mr Andrews said.
Dr Napthine's office referred queries on the jobs review by Qantas to aviation minister Gordon Rich-Phillips.
A spokesman for Mr Rich-Phillips said that the announcement was a reminder of how important the securing last month of the Qantas group's 787 base for Victoria had been, because the airline's 747s were being phased out.
The premier last month declined to say how much public money would be handed to Qantas to help it expand that 787 training centre.
On the possible job losses at Avalon the government would, Mr Rich-Phillips' spokesman said, ''work with Qantas through the review as it looks at options''.
The Australian Workers' Union issued a statement on Tuesday morning saying it was alarmed that the Qantas review of heavy maintenance operations at Avalon was "code for closure and another move towards offshoring".
The union's state secretary, Ben Davis, said the future of Avalon looked bleak for the 300 maintenance engineers there.
"We know from experience that when Qantas does a review, jobs go," he said.
Qantas last year shut its heavy maintenance base at Melbourne Airport in Tullamarine.
The lay-offs at Avalon, which Qantas has long flagged, are the result of new generation aircraft requiring significantly less servicing than older planes.
But unions have also argued that the airline is seeking to drive down maintenance wages by sending what work it can overseas or to outsourced repair firms.
Qantas conducts heavy maintenance on its fleet of Boeing 747 aircraft in Avalon, employing 59 Qantas employees and approximately 253 contractors.
A decade ago, Qantas had 36 Boeing 747 aircraft in its fleet; today there are 15. In three years, this will reduce further to just 10.
Qantas and Jetstar Group recently announced the creation of up to 100 new jobs with the establishment of maintenance and training facilities in Melbourne for Jetstar as the airline prepares to take delivery of Boeing 787 aircraft.
Steve Purvinas, the federal secretary of the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association, said that Qantas had a reduced number of 747 aircraft in their fleet. "[They] won't provide 12 months worth of work at Avalon," he said. Mr Purvinas said he trusted Qantas to "conduct a genuine review. And it will be our job as a union to offer flexible work practices that will make it cost effective for the airline to find more work to fill in the white space at Avalon."


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Drury had been a near-zero some nights, and Dubinsky maybe a 3 or 4 on a scale of 1-10 so far. … and yet now we will see how much they mean to the Rangers. We will also see how thin this roster actually is. And we've had an idea of that right from the start of the season, because some nights they barely have 20 bodies to put in uniforms.
Can they recall a Grachev and a Parenteau? Yeah, sure they can. But can they count on those guys to play serious minutes at this level, or will that just mean more minutes for Voros, Boyle and Brashear (if he ever plays again)?
The one potential positive is that Anisimov should get more playing time, and he has deserved more so far.
Drury's probably going to be a while. Concussions are a nasty thing, and they get more severe with each one, and each one makes the next one more likely, or cause by a lesser collision. We know that from many experiences here with LaFontaine, Richter, Beukeboom and Lindros. Drury's had some (upper body) concussions. This will be tricky.
Dubinsky, we don't know what he has, but we know it's his (upper body) hand or arm. And Tortorella seems to think he will be out for some length of time, too.
As for retribution … I don't think it would have proven much, but you still have to stick up for a teammate — especially your captain, for God's sake — in a situation like that. It's hockey, for crying out loud. Somebody brashears your captain and you let it slide in a November game in Calgary because the two points are too important? Not. Not.
And then you make it worse by not getting the two points? Or one? Sorry. You have to act there.
As for a suspension, well, that does the Rangers no good whatsoever. If they suspend the guy one game, it's not enough. If they suspend him 15 (they won't), so what?
And I've been saying this for years: The NHL has to make hits to the head illegal, whether they are delivered with the elbow, forearm, shoulder, whatever. Clear-cut. And suspensions need to follow, especially in the cases where there is no injury. If you let the lucky ones off the hook because nobody got hurt, then you're just begging for somebody to get hurt.
I'm off for two more football games. With the Yankees out of the way, my week looks light until Friday. Hopefully I'll get to spend some time with your favorite hockey club. What's left of it.


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As Far as "without a PC". I'm not planning on that direction. Simply converting from RS232 to IP with those 29.99 devices does not allow for multiple people\devices to be controlling the amp. there I no way to queue commands back and forth or save\restore power fail state, have morning wakeup and all off at night..... There needs to be a central controller, or homeseer... just trying to point an android device directly at a converted Rs232 port isn't a solution in my book.
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I have ported the code to mono for use with Raspberry Pi for those who dont have or want to have a pc
My other test version also allows you to point to directories of mp3's and lists of Shoutcast streams and combines the audio into the front\Center\rear channels so my automation server now has 3 cables to the Monoprice and is able to support 3 stereo channels.
leaving the other 3 for my Grace Box, Sonos, and the ELK.
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Ok, I have a Itach flex IP plugged into my friends unit and I designed a remote on IRULE. It works prettty good, with all the basic functions right now. I did not add in the bass/treble or fade controls as we have found that they never get touched once set properly. I set each of the zone power switches to also turn the volume onto level 4, so as long as you turn on the zones with your phone after power outage the high volume is not an issue. It allows for multiple users and multiple codes at the same time as well. Its not a cheap option, but it works well and can later integrate any other devices you have. Take a look at the screen shots below. I also set each source to change the volume back down to 4 when selected in case one has a higher volume than another. So the itach was about $90 and the app is $50. If you have any other devices connected to your network there is no other hidden costs involved. You could also get a second itach with the IR cables to control multiple IR devices. Give me your thoughts guys. Any changes you would suggest?
Hey LopiTech,
Glad you found a solution - seems a bit costly to spend 140.00 to control a 600.00 amp, but I guess the itach and irule could do other HA functions.
I prefer the software direction I'm headed and a html\jquery\phone gap type app attached to my software mixer, but that's only because I'm planning on implementing other advanced functions.
My DIY Subs ... http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1233892
J Dunlavy:.. if you stop to think about it, no loudspeaker can sound more accurate than it measures.
My DIY Subs ... http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1233892
J Dunlavy:.. if you stop to think about it, no loudspeaker can sound more accurate than it measures.
My app is a daemon running on a PC (cross platform) constantly, yes. It'll provide a web API for controlling the amp, and the ability to script automation when something changes on the amp. This allows for both directions of control: running something when someone changes something on the amp, via the keypads or an app, and changing the amp from an app or other automation events.
I'm not writing a phone/tablet app for the amp, but the daemon makes doing so dramatically easier. I definitely want to work with people who are versed at slick mobile apps, as I think this is a much shorter process than doing it directly over the serial link of the amp, which is push/pull.
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I've updated the dropbox with a newer release of the Monoprice Amp Driver, which now selfhosts not only the JSON\XML WebApi, but also the beginnings of a JQuery client!!!
(hoping some java guru's will pitch in)
Also now the Mixer has been split into three EXE's, There is now AmpMixer.exe, AmpServer.exe and the AmpConfig.exe
Config is common to both Mixer and Server, but Server will run as a Windows Service in the background prior to login and allow for the Http Webserver and Tcp/IP WebApi connections to the Amp's Rs232 Port
Also in this new version are addiotional API's for Level UP and Down for all the commands to support buttons like above.
I'm going to be continuing Java Development along with Homeseer, for Now from HS you can
Additional Notes and API calls in the ReadMe file within the DropBox Zip
Kind Regards,
Mike Pisano
Monoprice Amp Mixer and Service (Release Candidate 1)
After much testing and help from others I have finally at a point where I consider it "Close".
In the release, I have cleaned up the jQuery Code for the mobile app and a worked on better stability in the lower level amp communication routines.
I have updated the DropBox with the newer build, Additional Notes and API calls in the ReadMe within the Zip
Kind Regards,
Mike Pisano - email@example.com
Can I abandon the keypads all together using you apps and control purely via my phone? Keypads are great but I really think they will not be included in future designs so I am hoping to abandon them completely if possible.
I love what you have done. I am just about to get in and prewire my new house and your app gas solidified my purchase direction. So thank you very much.
The keypads do not need to be attached, the amp doesn't care neither does my app.
Currently both my outdoor zones have none and it works perfectly.
A friend of mine is about to do the same thing, he's unable to rewire most of his home with cat5 but already has speakers pairs attached to one amp with relays, X10 switches and homeseer.
He's now going to switch to this amp, let homeseer directly control the amp via the switches and have complete remote control via the app and his touchscreens.
Really is a great value - even without using the keypads
Can I abandon the keypads all together using you apps and control purely via my phone? Keypads are great but I really think they will not be included in future designs so I am hoping to abandon them completely if possible.
I love what you have done. I am just about to get in and prewire my new house and your app gas solidified my purchase direction. So thank you very much.
You really should pre-wire for keypads... Bury the cat5e wires behind the drywall if you don't want to see blank plates on the wall. If you ever need them, they'll be ready for you... At a few bucks per run, it's very, very cheap future-proofing.
If Sonos, for example, came out with a wall-mounted touchscreen controller for $199 tomorrow - you might want those wires...
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Theater build photos: http://photobucket.com/autor-ht
I agree, 10 years ago, After the inspector came through I spent the entire weekend pulling wire everywhere - coax, speaker, cat5e.... 2x Cat6 runs from basement to attic... then the builder closed the walls up. I walked around with a camcorder and filmed where i left everything and for the past 10 years I've used most of them. Today I would do less coax and more twisted pair, but if the walls are open I would be on Amazon looking for a good deal on spools of wire.
I am also in the process of building a house and just finished running wire for 12 zones and 12 keypad locations and 4 double STP Cat 6 runs to 4 tv locations for extending hdmi over Cat 6. Blue Board is starting today. I was going to wait to use the Cat 6 for the controllers but with the Monoprice controller/Amp I am going to purchase two of the units and get this in place hopefully before we move in. I was going to use the HTD system,until i saw this thread, because of the $149 add on that allowed you to control it with your smart phone. Thanks Mike for putting this app together and realizing the full potential of this Monoprice system. I am going to have my desktop pc in my media closet as well. So how exactly would we set up this system? Use the serial port to hook up the Monoprice amp to my desktop then install your apps? This is all new to me but i have learned a lot in the last 3-4 weeks. 4 weeks ago my knowledge of whole house audio was hooking up a receiver to 12 pairs of speaker wires!! Thanks, Steve
If your computer does't have a RS232 port then you need USB to RS232 Adapter.
Note: Converter is only 3ft, if your amp is further you can extend with below.
If your computer has an Rs232 port all you need a DB9 M/F Extension
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16812196332 10ft Black
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16812196244 6ft Beige
Warning on USB to Serial port adapters: A Chinese manufacture cloned the older Prolific chip (rev A) and it's in 75% of the no name brand converters. They will NOT work newer OS's (Server 2008/Windows 8) and have been know to Blue Screen systems. Prolific released (rev D) PL2303-HXD chip that is rock stable (in above product). There is also a newer PL2303TA chip that should be stable, although I haven't found an adapter on newegg that uses it. See http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowPr...id=155&pcid=41
Extract the Zip (working on an install shortly)
To run the Mixer or Service, Use AmpConfig and set the number of Amps you have and the COM port of the above cable.
To allow the remote App to work, you need to change the Server address in AmpConfig from 127.0.0.1 to the address of your computer - Typically 192.168.1.???
If you run Windows Firewall, make sure your firewall allows traffic to ports 50230-50231 for local computers\phone to see server
After that, go into your mobile browser and navigate to http://192.168.1.???:50230/Default.html and the Mobile Mixer should be on your phone.
(on the iPhone, I typically click the bottom Safari toolbar button and "Add to Homescreen" so you have native button)
You can play around with the Mixer and App without the amp being connected - all should be functional, it's just going to queue all the commands waiting for the amp
Let me know how it works for you.
Last edited by mpisano; 07-03-2014 at 11:04 AM. Reason: Warning and SKU correction and wanted to make it clear about the converter being 3ft and Rev D Chip
Good point Craig, didn't mean to jack this thread.
Naw, it's more "your software is very useful and won't get the attention it deserves buried in the product review thread..."
Rock Creek Theater -- CIH, Panamorph, Martin Logan, SVS PB2000, Carada Masquerade, Grafik Eye, Bar table, Green Glue, JVC RS50
Theater build photos: http://photobucket.com/autor-ht
Anybody know of a good hosting site ?
I'm a coder , not much of a marketer - lol
Rock Creek Theater -- CIH, Panamorph, Martin Logan, SVS PB2000, Carada Masquerade, Grafik Eye, Bar table, Green Glue, JVC RS50
Theater build photos: http://photobucket.com/autor-ht
I have two units and neither had a problem.
Did they work at all at first or have all three done the same thing?
Have you always tried them on the same outlet? any possibility in your outlet being wired backwards?
Did they work at all at first or have all three done the same thing?
Have you always tried them on the same outlet? any possibility in your outlet being wired backwards?
To be clear, on a working unit, should the standby lights light up when turned on?
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