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"Sometimes you spend your life looking for something and find out it's been right in front of you the whole damn time."
The premature death of his dad and a tumultuous childhood has left coal miner Tommy 'Huck" Sawyer hardened to emotion and relationships. Andi Sullivan is the one woman who can break through that tough exterior. But Andi, the twin sister of Tommy's best friend, is destined for better things, away from her harsh father's control and their sooty mining town. It seems everything is against Tommy ever having the one thing his heart wants most.
Andi Sullivan has achieved her life's goal of a successful nursing career in the city, away from her hometown. She's even started dating a doctor. Everything is perfect and dreamy, almost. Something, or someone, is pulling at her heartstrings, pulling her back to Bluefield, the place she was so anxious to leave. When an accident pushes Tommy Sawyer, her troubled childhood friend, back into her life, Andi soon finds herself torn between two worlds and two happy endings.
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Tommy & Andi's story...another hot one!
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Andi - just because I would want to be her.
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The Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) provides the following list of features that have been reported in people with this condition. Much of the information in the HPO comes from Orphanet, a European rare disease database. If available, the list includes a rough estimate of how common a feature is (its frequency). Frequencies are based on a specific study and may not be representative of all studies. You can use the MedlinePlus Medical Dictionary for definitions of the terms below.
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|Approximate number of patients (when available)
|Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
(present in 100% of cases)
|Generalized muscle weakness
|Very frequent
(present in 80%-99% of cases)
|Very frequent
(present in 80%-99% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Emotional lability
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Fatigable weakness of respiratory muscles
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Fatigable weakness of swallowing muscles
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Muscle cramps
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Respiratory failure
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Skeletal muscle atrophy
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 5%-29% of cases)
|Laryngeal obstruction
(present in 5%-29% of cases)
|Nausea and vomiting
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|Degeneration of anterior horn
|Degeneration of the lateral corticospinal tracts
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October 27, 2015
ALS Clinical Trials Guidelines February 2016
Location: Warrenton, VA
Description: Specific Aims: 1. To finalize the formation of an Organizing Committee and Advisory Board of international ALS physician and physician-scientist volunteers to develop and organize an international meeting that will update the present ALS clinical trial guidelines; 2. To hold an international conference o review the issues and current status of clinical trials; 3. To discuss and develop guidelines for ALS RCTs; and 4.To publish the guidelines in major neurology journals and promote implementation of these guidelines into future ALS trials.
Contact: Robin Conwit, (301) 496-9135,email@example.com
Co-funding Institute(s): National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Office of Rare Diseases Research
Drug Discovery in ALS: Opportunities and Challenges Sunday, March 4, 2012 -
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Location: Washington , D.C.
Description: The goals of the workshop are: [1] To bring clinical and scientific leaders from academia and industry together to focus on drug discovery for ALS. [2] To enable discussion and new project ideas to evolve from the interaction of researchers with different expertise in ALS and related fields. [3] To bring young researchers at an early stage of their careers to a stimulating and educational forum enabling them to interact and learn from their peers. [4] To discuss three key areas that impact ALS Drug Discovery and related fields: A) Academic and Industry Partnerships, B) New Opportunities for Biomarker studies in ALS, and C) Clinical Trials Networks to enhance patient enrollment and standardization of trials between sites.
Contact: Dr. Margaret Sutherland, firstname.lastname@example.com
Co-funding Institute(s): National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Office of Rare Diseases Research
NIH ALS Conference: Clinical Research to Find the Pathogenesis and Cause of ALS Wednesday, September 7, 2011 -
Friday, September 9, 2011
Location: Tarrytown House Estate and Conference Center, Tarrytown, NY
Description: This conference is designed to stimulate the development of collaborative research projects between amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) physicians and basic scientists. It is expected that conference participants will develop a consensus regarding current research gaps and recommended next steps to enhance patient-oriented research in ALS. The previous "Tarrytown 1" conference, which was held in 2003, resulted in the formation of a new ALS research group that facilitated the biobanking of ALS biospecimens. It is expected that the 2011 conference will have similar tangible results.
Contact: Amelie Gubitz, Ph.D., (301) firstname.lastname@example.com
Co-funding Institute(s): National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Office of Rare Diseases Research
Third Genome Dynamics in the Neurosciences Conference Sunday, July 18, 2010 -
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Location: The Hilton Metropole, Brighton, England
Description: The goal of this meeting was to integrate basic processes of DNA damage signaling and repair and clinical aspects of neurological and neurodegenerative disease. The program was designed to bring together leading scientists with primary interests in DNA damage signaling with those working in specific related neurodegenerative disease areas as a means for integrating these fields. It was anticipated that this would generate insights into how normal processes of genome maintenance in the brain contribute to the prevention of a wide range of diseases.
Contact: Dr. Danilo A. Tagle, NINDS(301) email@example.com
Co-funding Institute(s): National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Office of Rare Diseases Research
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by xclr82xtc, Aug 2, 2010.
yeah so what happens if i root my new X and then 2.2 comes down? does it not upgrade? de root? what?
It all depends on what changes you make after rooting.
Some have noted that deleting certain pre-installed apps (like Blockbuster, CityID, etc) prevented them from upgrading to 604, so missing apps may also prevent upgrading to froyo, but we'll see.
After upgrading to 2.2, you probably will lose root. Again, time will tell.
The EVO forums may give you some insight. They should have 2.2 rolling in during the next couple days, but that phone is made by HTC so not an identical situation.
werd..well. my phone wont be here for another week or so anyways. i guess ill wait for 2.2 before i root.
EVO is a whole different story, since they have custom recoveries and can load ROMS, there is no need to do the OTA at all, because they can just flash a ROM made off of it.
If we want to get the 2.2 OTA, we need to restore the apps that we removed with root, or else it won't go through. There's a 99.999% chance it will kill root also.
But that's not to say that 2.2 can't be rooted.
Sooo your saying theres a chance! alright i gotcha.
There's a good chance your phone will come pre-installed with 2.2.
I'm in the school of thought that if its not broke, don't fix it... My phone works for me 100% of the time except for the short battery time so I'm fine with waiting. I don't need the WIFI broadcasting because I connect via bluetooth to my netbook and laptop.
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Sorry to go off topic, but is bluetooth tethering to share internet a non-root alternative to a wifi tether? If so, how do you do this?
there is more reason to update to froyo than "just cuz" the nexus one smokes the X in processing, mainly because of it. wait till before and after benchmarks are released...youll se.
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2.2 will not be rootable the same way 2.1 was.
Worst case scenario: It won't be rooted at all.
and THAT is why I won't delete. Not worth it to me.
Hi I'm newbie here, i wanna ask: i already used Froyo(after update from Euclair) is there anything i can get when i root my Froyo now??because i read many forums and almost of them do ROOT in version before Froyo, Ah i use Xperia mini pro. Thanks a lot


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The employees and personnel of Local Government Unit of San Isidro who were mostly enthusiastic on the Zumba Dance Competition participated during the culmination program of the 116th Philippine Civil Service Month. This is in coordination with the Philippine National Police (PNP) San Isidro and Municipal Health Office (MHO) who led this activity.
Open to all elective officials, regular employees and job order personnel of this Municipality, the Zumba Fitness Exercises was conducted every Fridays (September 9, 16, and 23, 2016) from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at the Municipal Gymnasium. September 30, 2016 was the finale wherein special awards were awarded to the participants.
During this time, the Local Government Unit thru the initiative of the Yu Family, distributed Twenty five (25) brand new wheel chairs to person with disabilities (PWDs).
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I remember my first phone call with Claire like it was yesterday. Her photographer, Brandon O'Neal, asked her who would be her day-of contact and when she told him herself, he told her she needed a planner. I remember explaining what I did, and she kept saying, "Yes, I need that!" Her contract arrived in my mailbox [literally] the next day, and the rest is history.
Claire and I have similar personalities, so we hit it off from the beginning. I remember having lunch at Abacus to pick her menu, and it was like having lunch with a friend. She was so detailed and organized but equally as trusting and go-with-the-flow. Claire and Mike are my very first couple who met online! There must really be something to it, because I couldn't imagine a better match for each of them!
63 Films did an outstanding job capturing the joy and happiness of their special day. I hope you has as much fun watching the video as I did!
Claire and Mike – Thank you so much for trusting me to be your "day-of" contact! I had the best time getting to you both of you and have so many fun memories from your wedding. One day, I need to see the go-pro video! 😉
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Dating, relationship, marriage and breakup- all are related to one another. However, one question, which comes to our mind, is whether online dating may lead to a happy marriage. In a survey, it was seen that the rate of breakup among the online daters is quite lower, in compared to those, who follow traditional offline dating.
Know your potential spouse in a better way-
While you select a gratis datingsite, which tests personality, you may now about your chosen partner before dating. Thus, knowledge gives you more power. While you get married with a known person, you may want to continue your relationship and become happier in future. The best websites for online dating enable you to do so.
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Your dating tactic is possibly to meet people offline randomly. But, it may lead to disappointments in mind until you have got the preferred person. It may take much time, and most of the busy individuals do not have enough time for going out. While using online dating sites, you need to be wise. Try to be attractive so that lots of other members may want to date with you. And if it happens, then you may be assured that you are moving towards success.
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You have perhaps not dated with someone for several months, and now you are feeling much lonely. However, it is not the right reason for starting your dating approach. Online dating establishes an attachment, which causes you to fall in love. If dating is done intelligently, you may get several options of acceptable partners. It never makes you desperate; rather, it increases your chance of having positive relationship.
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ELMIRA, N.Y. – The Elmira Jackals, ECHL affiliate of the NHL's Buffalo Sabres and AHL's Rochester Americans, announced that rookie defensemen Isaac MacLeod and Caleb Suderman have signed Standard Player Contracts for the 2014-15 season.
MacLeod, 22, served as an alternate captain and set a career high with 11 assists last year as a senior at Boston College. The 6-foot-5 215-pound blueliner recorded 27 points (2g-25a) and 87 penalty minutes in 142 collegiate games. The Nelson, British Columbia native helped Boston College win back-to-back Hockey East championships in 2010-11 and 2011-12 as well as the NCAA championship in 2011-12. He also was named to the Hockey East All-Academic Team as a freshman in 2010-11. Prior to attending Boston College, MacLeod played for the Penticton Vees in the British Columbia Hockey League. He posted 23 assists in 56 games for the Vees in 2009-10. MacLeod was selected in the fifth round (136th overall) of the 2010 NHL Entry Draft by the San Jose Sharks.
Suderman, 25, is also entering his first professional season. The 6-foot-2 190-pound defenseman set a career high last season with 30 points (16g-14a) in 28 games at Concordia University. While serving as the captain of the Cobbers, Suderman led the team in goals and finished second in points. Suderman's 16 goals were also tied for first among all NCAA Division-III defensemen and his 30 points ranked second overall. The Winkler, Manitoba native logged 73 points (35g-38a) and 142 penalty minutes in 103 collegiate games. Suderman did get a taste of the professional ranks at the end of last season when he joined the Greenville Road Warriors following the conclusion of his collegiate career. In 10 games with Greenville, Suderman recorded two points (1g-1a).


text: Agreement Between Panoramic and Lateral Cephalometric Radiographs for Measuring the Gonial AngleMaryam Zangouei-Booshehri, Hossein-Agha Aghili, Mojtaba Abasi, Fatemeh Ezoddini-ArdakaniIranian journal of radiology : a quarterly…2012BACKGROUND The gonial angle is one of the most important measurements required for orthodontic treatment and orthognathic surgery. It is difficult to determine the accurate measurement of each gonial angle on cephalometric radiographs because of superimposition of the left and right angles. OBJECTIVES The aim of the present study was to determine the… (More)


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KINGSPORT, TN (WJHL) – The Kingsport Police Department says on September 27 around 10:30 a.m. someone deposited a check into another person's account at the Eastman Credit Union branch located at 216 West Ravine Road in Kingsport.
Detectives say two minutes later, the same person withdrew $500 from the same account using the ATM outside the same branch.
Then, detectives say, later that day the same suspect took out another $200 from the same account using an ATM outside a different ECU branch in Kingsport.
As a result, the $700 check that was deposited to cover the withdrawals bounced due to the account being closed.
Police released a surveillance photo of the person in question.
If you recognize this man , call detectives at 423-229-9429 or call Kingsport Central Dispatch at 423-246-9111. Or you can leave a tip anonymously via online "Citizen Feedback" forms available at the following link: https://www.kingsporttn.gov/city-services/police-department/contact-us


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My Sister Seka Trailer (1981)
"A prurient peek at the Platinum Princess of Porn... Seka! Get a taste!" 01 January 1981 79 mins
What more could be said about the Platinum Princess of Porn? For her millions of devoted fans, every adjective has been used to describe her delectable breasts, her magnificent body, and her fiery brand of sexuality. In the business where performers come and go, SEKA has proven to be the all-time champion of erotica. Passionate, and yet always aloof, she's a unique combination of Greta Garbo and Marilyn Monroe. You will love this collection of scenes that show SEKA at her hottest. Her scene with the legendary John Holmes is one you will not forget!
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text: So i have this green sticker R4i DSiLL (www.ndsill.net), and i wanted to make it work for my 3DS. i checked their site, saw that they got new firmware that supposedly works on DSi 1.4.3 and 3DS 2.1, so downloaded their flasher (or upgrade package, as the site calls it). it's file name is illto143.nds, and i figured that for cards to work on the DSi, they'll need to be reflashed, just like the iEDGE, so i did just that. except the damn reflashing never finishes. it goes up 80%+, but then loops back to zero. i even left it plugged in overnight, and when i woke up it was still flashing the damn thing. anybody got a firmware flasher for this thing, or know of any flasher i might be able to work with? i have the setup to flash the card, i just need one that'll make it work. i'll worry about 3DS/DSi compatibility later.


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The Son That Former NFL Player Rae Carruth Tried To Kill Turns 18, Still Suffering From Permanent Brain Damage
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
Posted Oct. 26, 2005 – Air Force football Coach Fisher DeBerry Wednesday fired the shot that's been ricocheting throughout newsrooms and college campuses nationwide.
In a news conference comment, reminiscent of Jimmy "The Greek's" ill-timed offering 17 years ago, DeBerry lamented the Air Force Academy's inability to recruit Black players, who can "run very, very fast."
Suggesting why he's suffering his first consecutive losing seasons in his 22-year coaching history, DeBerry told reporters that his staff needed to do a better job of recruiting more Black players.
"You don't see many minority athletes in our program," DeBerry said Wednesday.
When asked to clarify his remarks, DeBerry told KWGN-TV in Denver:
"It was very obvious to me the other day that the other team had a lot more Afro-American players than we did, and they ran a lot faster than we did. It just seems to be that way, that Afro-American kids can run very, very well. That doesn't mean that Caucasian kids and other descents can't run, but it's very obvious to me they run extremely well."
Academy officials released a statement saying they were aware of the remarks and are investigating.
"We cannot comment further until we have a chance to review all the reports, the coach's actual statements and to speak with the coach personally," Academy spokesman Lt. Col Laurent Fox said.
In 1988, Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder was forced to resign from his position as a CBS sports commentator for saying that Black athletes were better because of genetics. "The slave owner would breed this big Black with this big Black woman so he could have a big Black kid ....That's where it all started," he said.
Some argue that DeBerry's comments also suggest that Blacks are predisposed to excel in sports, ignoring our ability to do well in other areas.
What do you say? Should Coach DeBerry be censured for his comments, or was he only stating the truth?
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
Each of the men could be served a life sentence in prison.
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QPR bid for Graham
Sky Sports News sources understand that Queens Park Rangers have bid for Watford star Danny Graham.
Last Updated: 19/05/11 9:52pm
Sky Sports News sources understand that Queens Park Rangers have bid for Watford star Danny Graham.
The striker was a revelation in the Championship in the 2010/11 campaign and finished as the division's top scorer with 24 goals.
Skysports.com revealed last week that Newcastle are showing an interest in Graham as Alan Pardew attempts to replace Andy Carroll.
But QPR, who will face Newcastle in the Premier League next season after winning the Championship, are understood to have made the first move by tabling a bid.
QPR manager Neil Warnock confirmed earlier on Thursday that planning was already well under way for the new campaign and that is likely to include transfer targets.
It has also been suggested that Warnock could be forced to wave goodbye to some of his key assets, but he insists that is not the case.
He told QPR's official website: "I've been given assurances that I won't have to sell my better players.
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Archive for Thursday 20th May 2004 - Unexplained Powers: A love for plants
Earlier this year I wrote about green fingers. Do people who are good with plants simply take more care of them and remember to water them? Or is there some special quality people with green fingers have that others lack? If some people have a knack with plants, what's the secret ingredient?
Dozens of people have written to tell me about their experiences. Many are convinced that love is the key. Karen, who works as a horticulturist, says she likes plants, and plants like her. She has concluded, "What good gardeners have in common is a love of plants, and the plants know it."
Some people talk to their plants, though they may be reluctant to admit it in public. Heather told me, "I believe very much that they can feel my intentions. I can talk a plant back to life or when one of my plants is having a difficult time growing I can persuade it that things will get better."
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The Art of Compassion presents parallel portraits of two World War 2 prisoners of war who have transformed painful experiences into sources of creative inspiration. Their moving stories resonate with themes of healing, appreciation for nature, and spiritual growth. Manitoba-born artist and writer William Allister and Vancouver-born Japanese-Canadian architect Raymond Moriyama were prisoners of war during World War II. Allister was imprisoned in Japan after the fall of Hong Kong, and Moriyama was interned in British Columbia after the Canadian government implemented the War Measures Act. During the war years, Allister and Moriyama drew upon artistic expression and a love of nature as a means of survival. Today, their creative work bridges the two cultures which have had such a significant impact on their lives.
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Lodge chef heading to Napa, French Laundry
As we reported last month, the chef de cuisine at The Lodge at Castle Hills, Robbie Nowlin, is headed to a new position at the French Laundry, Thomas Keller's famed restaurant in Napa Valley, Calif. (Click here for details.)
To celebrate this achievement, Nowlin will be preparing a "Last Dinner" from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday. This will be an over-the-top menu featuring caviar, uni steam buns, Moulard duck foie gras en terrine, butter-poached Maine lobster tail, sous vide Akaushi New York strip and crème brulée.
The Lodge is at 1746 Lockhill Selma Road. Call for reservations at (210) 349-8466. Price is $120 a person plus tax and tip.
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San Antonio Whataburger GM Juan Salinas and nine of his employees are $1,000 richer this week, after they took a bronze medal in the Burger Olympics, held in Grapevine. The team is from the Whataburger unit at 503 S.W. Military Drive.
Salinas and the team competed with 16 teams during a two-day competition at the Gaylord Texan Resort. The three-part competition involved a simulated 30-minute lunch rush at a nearby Whataburger restaurant, a game-show style competition and a card game related to Whataburger's procedures.
Employees who stayed in San Antonio to run the restaurant each also received $100 for their part in making the San Antonio restaurant excel.
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The barbecue is good, the peach cobbler sensational, at Texas Pride Barbecue, 2980 E. Loop 1604 in Adkins.
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Celebrating its sixth year while drawing upwards of 500 motorcycle enthusiasts on rides from mild to wild, Bike Night runs from 6:30-10:30 p.m. every Thursday. There is no cover charge.
A favorite for everyone from teenagers, families with toddlers and grandparents, the ninth annual Friday Night Fish Fry & Free Dance takes place from 7-11 p.m. every Friday.
"I want everyone to know that Texas Pride Barbecue is all about families," owner Tony Talanco said. "All events are family oriented, even Bike Night. The No. 1 reason for doing all these events is to bring families together to have a good time."
Both events will run weekly through October. Kids can have fun in the safe environment of a large playground.
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The Aurora Compressor is a Ross Compressor or MXR Dyna Comp clone with a few modifications: a treble switch to control the amount of high-end attenuation after the compression; an attack/release control that can be wired either as a knob or a switch; and an internal trimmer that allows attenuation of the input.
CA3080 availability
This project uses the CA3080 OTA, which was obsoleted in 2005[1]. There was still plenty of old stock available, but then a company called Rochester Electronics purchased the fabrication equipment from Intersil and began producing it again, primarily for the hobby & repair industry. These days, if you buy a CA3080 from Small Bear Electronics, you will get a new-production CA3080 from Rochester Electronics.
At $4.95 each, they aren't cheap, but if you need them in any kind of quantity, I've had very good luck buying them from Chinese sellers on eBay in lots of 50 or 100. These are usually pulled from old equipment. You can get them for pretty close to $1.00 each. The usual disclaimer applies that there are a lot of counterfeit NOS parts on eBay, so check the seller's ratings before ordering.
The LM13700 is a current-production OTA that can be used in place of a CA3080 in the Dyna circuit with no sonic difference, and in fact is the chip of choice in the Ibanez CP-9. The only trouble is that the LM13700 is a dual OTA in a 14-pin DIP package, so the PCB must be designed around it—it's not a drop-in replacement.
Circuit history
1970s: MXR Dyna Comp and Ross Compressor
The MXR Dyna Comp was first released in 1972. The CA3080 was relatively new at the time, and this was the first guitar compressor that utilized it. The squish of the compressor paired very nicely with the twang and treble of a Telecaster, and the Dyna Comp quickly became a favorite among the Nashville crowd, where it's still rooted in their traditions.
Surprisingly, the core circuit has evolved very little since that time. Ross, a sister company of Kustom, produced a line of "me-too" clones whose main three pedals (a phaser, a distortion and a compressor) were direct rip-offs of MXR's classic offerings—even the Ross logo used on these pedals was designed to resemble MXR's script era. They released their compressor in 1978[2], making a few small updates to the Dyna Comp circuit in the process, mostly related to power filtering and noise reduction.
1980s: Boss CS-2 and more
In 1981[3], Boss released their CS-2, which was based on the Dyna Comp circuit but—in typical Boss fashion—pretty significantly overhauled by their engineers so as to not be a 1:1 clone. In the process, they added an Attack knob, which technically controls the release of the compressor circuit, but the name stuck. Around this time, a number of other compressors were released as well, based around the classic OTA circuit in some form or another: the Ibanez CP-9, Pearl CO-04 and DOD FX-80B, among others.
1990s: Saffron Squeeze and Ross trace
In 1996[4], Way Huge released the Saffron Squeeze, which was the first Ross compressor clone. It largely went unnoticed in the DIY scene, with many suspecting it was based on the Orange Squeezer but leaving it at that.
In the mid-1990s, the DIY scene took notice of the fact that Trey Anastasio of Phish was using a Ross Compressor, which he had owned since high school. This circuit was dissected in 1999, and R. G. Keen released a schematic, which he updated with a couple of his own tweaks for even more noise reduction and power filtering.
2000s: Beginning of the boutique clones
In 2000, Analogman took apart a Ross compressor with the help of Alfonso Hermida (who later achieved a great deal of success with the Zendrive) and released the second clone, his "CompROSSor".[5]
A little later, in 2001, Robert Keeley built his Keeley Compressor, which started out based on R. G. Keen's schematic and gradually added featured throughout the years: an input trim for high-output instruments, and a knob to control the attack (release) of the circuit, which was adapted from the Boss CS-2. This became Keeley's flagship pedal and has sold well over 40,000 units. The original two-knob version was discontinued at the end of 2014[6] in favor of the updated four-knob version (Keeley C-4) with the input trim and attack knobs on the outside of the enclosure.
Roger McGuinn and the JangleBox
The JangleBox also deserves mention in this section. In 1988, Rickenbacker designed a signature Ric 370 12-string guitar for Roger McGuinn (The Byrds) which had an onboard compressor based on the Dyna Comp.[7] There were only 1000 of these guitars made and the compressor was never used in any other models.
In the early 2000's, the JangleBox was designed by Steve Lasko as a stompbox version of the onboard Rickenbacker compressor. Aside from some component value differences, the main addition to the classic Dyna circuit was a switch that removed the treble bleed capacitor immediately after the OTA, resulting in what is perceived as a treble boost. Roger McGuinn loves the JangleBox and says it's a spot-on recreation of the compressor inside his signature guitar.
In the past 40 years, many new compressors have been designed using more modern technology… but there's still something that endures about the old Dyna Comp circuit and its descendents.
The Aion Compressor
This circuit has a particular interest for me as well, as it was the first pedal I built entirely from scratch after doing only mods and repairs for a couple of years. (Most people cut their teeth on Fuzz Faces, Big Muffs or Tube Screamers, but not me.) After no less than two years of iterating versions, designing and redesigning PCBs, and building prototypes, I finally released the Aion Compressor for sale in early 2013—the seventh major revision to the circuit.
The Aion Compressor is based on the classic Ross compressor circuit, incorporating the input trim control from Keeley and a switch implementation of the attack (release) control from the Boss CS-2, along with a switch that controls how much treble is attenuated after the CA3080 does its squeezing. It uses the highest-quality components I could find, and it's built to last. I've had a number of people A/B it with a Keeley and come away preferring mine.
Is the Aurora Compressor project a DIY Aion Compressor? Mostly, but not quite. The core circuit is largely the same: it has the Treble switch, the input trim and the attack switch. The main difference in the circuit is that the Aion Compressor has a completely different output section that cuts down on some of the inherent harmonic distortion in the original Ross circuit. The Aion Compressor also has soft-touch true bypass via a relay driver, and it has clear knobs that are illuminated by LEDs, neither of which would be very easy to DIY using this project PCB.
Notes & references
- Last of the OTA's — Don Tillman's blog ↩
- Based on the pot codes in eBay photos. The earliest one I could find was dated 1978. ↩
- Bossarea: Boss CS-2 ↩
- Based on photos of unit #14 which has an inspection sticker dated November 10, 1996. ↩
- Analogman compressor pedals and mods ↩
- Keeley 2-knob compressor product page ↩
- 2008 Premier Guitar interview with Roger McGuinn ↩


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Discussion in 'Exteriors / Body' started by arunk, Jan 12, 2012.
But I have heard that using spirits/petrol/kerosene affects the clear coat of the paint.
Paddle shifter is correct. Do not use them..
You can also use rubbing compound to remove tar.
@nitinkumardba: Great! can you share more details about this degreaser? Price, brand\product name \ avilability etc.
@arunk: diesel, kerosene, rubbing compound etc are shortcuts - to remove tar and to reduce the life of your glossy paint. Do stay away from them. Please do a search before you post the queries which we have discussed many times. I am sure there are older threads discussing the same issue.
I used Petrol
As I remember , its a product from Akzo Nobel. Price should be around Rs 350 per 500 ml. You can find this product from dealers and shops like Car Nation. Or get in touch with Akzo Nobel.
+1. I tried removing tar spots on my BNW Punto by using Diesel. Ended up damaging the clear coat. When I run my hand over places where diesel was applied I can feel some roughness. Eventually, the car was washed at A.S.S as part of 1st service and tar spots were all gone.
Sorry for bumping up a three month old thread but wanted to make this point as I see this tip being given across forum. Use diesel only inside the tank
Tar particles are stuck on my windscreen. As there is no risk of damaging paint, can i use Kerosene or Diesel to remove these spots? Any insights?
Kerosene can remove tar. Could try nail polish remover too, which is easily available.
Thank you Thulasi. Massive relief. Was thinking where and how i would source Kerosene!
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While everybody on board was fast asleep, myself and Simon decided to pull a few pranks on our buddy Adam. He had tried earlier to pull pranks on Simon so we decided that all is fair in love and war. We tried the old finger in a warm bucket of water but soon decided that plan would be too harsh for the person in the hammock below his. My shaving cream had mysteriously disappeared yesterday so we settled on putting toothpaste on his face and hid away from sight better than James Bond could ever try... we lay down under the next hammock... and yes, we were sober at this point...
Although Adam laughed this off, we soon realised that all was not right and he stopped talking to us altogether, he wouldn't even talk to the Portuguese girls. Later this morning we docked in yet another town so we thought that this might give him a chance to get over it.
It was hilarious walking down the street with Thalywan close to my heels, it was as if I WAS his real father! It was now clear to me that I was the unofficial baby sitter of the boat. This revelation came to me when I realised I was like the Pied Piper walking through town with a group of kids chasing my shadow. The plus side is that the parents did make sure that there was always a drink close to hand for me. The drinks were supplied to me when the children had gone to bed, im not that irresponsible (Please dont remember my earlier comments thinking about throwing Thalywan overboard!). By this stage young Sarah had already left the boat with her family for home. Some of the other kids were very memorable also. David was a ball of energy who never seemed hurt when he fell (not my fault of course). Eliene was nice but very jealous of myself or Simon talking to Catarina. Tamiris is one of the nicest girls I have ever met, next only to Ladrianna.
For our last night on the boat, myself and Simon broke out our reserve bottle of whiskey. After sincere apologies Adam finally agreed to join us again. Tonight there was a lot of dancing. I even showed off my forro skills again to 'thunderous applause'. I can tell you that the locals were very very entertained by the quality of my dancing. Not as many girls were impressed as I might have hoped. I think laughing in a persons facing while pointing at them is an old Amazonian sign of affection. It was a brillaint night.
Unfortunately, Adam soon became very very drunk and started many heated discussions with Catarina, criticising the history of the Portuguese and the education of European schools as he knew the truth about every nations history. Incidently, he didn't believe me that there was no war going on in Ireland, which he informed me was actually a state of England apparently. Originally, myself, Simon and Adam had made plans to trek the jungle together but when we saw this, we decided we made a mssive mistake.
While all this was going on, I had to take Thalywan down to his hammock cause he kept coming back up to see what was interesting upstairs with us but I soon fell asleep myself in my own hammock. While I was asleep things grew more aggressive upstairs and before long Adam came down to vent his anger out on me. His violent temper continued throughtout the night shouting abuse at people calling them really disgusting things and threathening to kill us.
The little shy girl in the next hammock, Laidrianna, kept trying to protect me from him. It was one of the cutest things ever. The poor girl was so worried about me that she couldn't sleep, she even offered me her favourite teddy bear, called Puffy (she would give out if not said in a really deep voice), that was officially the cutest thing ever! It's odd having a little kid trying to defend you from somebody you throught was a friend but has since shown himself to be the arrogant racist that he always was.
By the time she finally fell asleep it was morning and myself & Simon were just about set to embark on our real amazonian adventure. First, we had to get through a very emotional goodbye with many of the friends we met on board. Thalywan had drawn a load of drawings of the two of us in my travel journal (where this blog has come from) and a letter despite the fact that he cant read. the most emotional was little Laidrianna who kept crying so I gave her a little gift that was originally intended for my neice back home. (We never saw Adam again... not in mafia way...).
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THE amazing adventure is nearing its climax. Last March, the Royal Shakespeare Company began one of its greatest-ever projects: the staging of eight of Shakespeare's history plays under the umbrella title This England.
|Crowning glory: David Troughton as Henry IV
This extraordinary millennial undertaking involving 79 actors (playing 264 roles), four directors, 400 costumes and five severed heads, has a combined running time of just under 24 hours. And in two landmark cycles in April, it will be possible to see the eight plays in five days in three different London theatres, following 88 years of English history in chronological order, from Richard II through Henry IV, Henry V and Henry VI to the bloody climax of Richard III.
Richard III still hasn't opened to the press, but it is already clear that this cycle isn't just an ambitious event but one of exceptional achievement too. All four directors - Steven Pimlott, Michael Attenborough, Edward Hall and Michael Boyd - have brought their individual style to the plays, from the traditional to the searchingly modern, and the company has risen brilliantly to the challenge, creating an outstanding ensemble with some blazing star performances at its centre.
The RSC attracts a lot of flak, much of it unfair. With this project it has, like Prince Hal, spectacularly redeemed itself, displaying a sense of purpose and commitment that I have rarely seen equalled in British theatre.
There isn't a dud among the productions so far and, after seeing the three parts of Henry VI, I'm confident that the violently climactic Richard III will prove to be terrific too. Nevertheless, for me the heart of the project is Michael Attenborough's wonderful productions of the two parts of Henry IV which have now transferred from the Swan in Stratford to the Barbican main stage.
What glorious plays these are. The other histories concentrate almost exclusively on bloodshed and politics, but in these, Shakespeare was in more expansive mood.
Yes, he provides a sharp account of the civil broils that followed Bolingbroke's deposition of Richard II, but he also wrote a deeply personal and idiosyncratic national epic that ranges from the highest in the land to the lowest, from the court to the tavern, from gory battlefields to the bucolic apple orchards of Gloucester. In Falstaff he invented the most glorious character in the canon, and the dramas provide a deeply affecting account of the relationship between fathers and their sons.
Attenborough is the most selfless of directors. He always serves a text, rather than using it as a springboard for his own virtuosity, and all his best work is blessed with a satisfying undercurrent of warm but unsentimental humanity.
His staging of Henry IV is simple, traditional, deeply felt and alertly responsive to the drama's shifting moods. Attenborough is equally good at presenting machiavellian realpolitik and bleary, booze-fuelled bonhomie, and his productions explore both national crisis and the painful faultlines in family relationships with precision and emotional depth.
The productions will be chiefly remembered for three great performances. David Troughton is superb as the haunted Henry IV, racked with guilt for his own usurpation, bitterly upset by the behaviour of his son Hal. In the second part, when he's ill and overcome with care, his performance casts a dark shadow of mortality over these life-filled plays. And what a pleasure it is to hear an actor deliver Shakespearean verse with such lucid authority.
Wiliam Houston brings an extraordinary mixture of vulpine energy and cold calculation to Hal. Even when he's at his most unbuttoned in Eastcheap, this unlovable prince knows exactly what he's doing, and his cruel treatment of Falstaff, not just in
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Religious groups perform exorcism at family house so HAUNTED even police were spooked
RELIGIOUS groups have gathered to perform an exorcism at a haunted family house that has left anyone who has gone near it seriously spooked.
Police were forced to evacuate the residents after responding to a call and discovering the bizarre paranormal activity inside.
There were initial reports of a fire but when the officers arrived they were told of the strange activities happening inside the house.
They claimed objects had begun floating and moving.
Video of the alleged poltergeist published online showed a light fitting swaying all by itself before a broom in the corner moves.
One of the local cops called to the house in Puerto Montt, Chile, claimed they were attacked by a knife that jumped out of nowhere.
"In a surprising way, a spatula fell, there were several broken glasses, mattresses outside," Corporal Olavarria of the Sixth Police Station told local media.
"When I called the devil to leave the place, I was going out the front door, I felt a knife that grazed my back, but I had a bulletproof vest," he added.
The terrified occupants were offered somewhere to stay on Sunday night by the local authorities.
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You betcha! Just had a chat with Santa and he said coal is going to be a big seller this year. Glad I got those pages built!
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Thanks for sharing. Some good stats in that article.
I know some people that Santa is going to be VERY good to this year!
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Trust me he probably won't care. My kids are so spaced out there are things I had no idea would be invented now. One thing to keep in mind... it's not him vs. the new baby. This is his little sibling so he can be involved in all the new special things. My first- his baby book is full of a lot of infant photos of him by himself. My second- every other photo she's with her brother. By the time I had my 4th all the kids are in the birth announcement photo.
Adding to your family means everyone gets something out of it. And in case you're worried about the love thing (I remember I was) it truly is like your heart grows each time you have a baby to allow that same giant burst of love for each one.
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