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November 3, 2006 – Escondido, CA – A coalition of civil rights organizations and law firms announced a lawsuit they filed today against the City of Escondido, on the grounds that the City's anti-immigration ordinance is unconstitutional and illegal under federal and state law. In a demand letter issued last week, the coalition urged the City Council to avoid spending taxpayer dollars on a lawsuit defending the unconstitutional ordinance, and pressed instead for the measure to be repealed before the November 18 implementation date. The City has not responded to the letter as of this date.
The coalition, comprised of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Fair Housing Council of San Diego, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), and People For the American Way (PFAW), is challenging the anti-immigration ordinance passed by the Escondido City Council on October 18 which bans renting an apartment to undocumented residents. The coalition also includes the private law firms of Rosner & Mansfield LLP and Cooley Godward Kronish LLP.
"Irrespective of your position on the merits of the issue, you cannot comply with the Escondido ordinance and comply with California law," stated Rosner & Mansfield attorney Alan Mansfield.
The coalition maintains that the ordinance is in direct violation of federal immigration law, since the federal government exclusively is charged with enforcing immigration laws, and it puts landlords in the untenable situation of serving as federal law enforcement agents. It also violates the property and contract rights of both landlords and tenants, as well as federal fair housing and privacy laws, and disproportionately discriminates against Latino families.
"Under federal law, immigration issues belong only to the federal government," stated David Blair-Loy, Legal Director of the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties. "Under state law, non-citizens have the same property rights as citizens. Either way, Escondido has no business legislating in this area."
Other states and municipalities across the country have unsuccessfully attempted to adopt similarly divisive, unnecessary and illegal measures.
"Just as in Valley Park, Missouri and Hazelton, Pennsylvania, Escondido residents will be wrongly evicted from their apartments and discriminatorily denied access to their homes. And just as in Valley Park and Hazelton, the city will be stopped from enforcing such a flawed and misguided ordinance," stated Kristina Campbell, MALDEF Staff Attorney.
Not only is the ordinance in violation of state and federal law, but it also presents a humanitarian crisis given the homelessness that will result from the law's implementation.
"Federal and state laws prohibit discrimination based upon national origin or other 'protected' class status," said Mary Scott Knoll, Executive Director of the Fair Housing Council of San Diego. "The ordinance opens a wide door for discrimination against a host of Latino individuals and families, and exacerbates the already tedious and difficult path to discrimination-free housing choices in our society."
While the coalition moves forward with litigation, the organizations are requesting the City wait to enforce the ordinance pending a preliminary injunction hearing.
"We understand some of the frustration over immigration. Congress and President Bush had promised us comprehensive immigration reform to fix our broken system," said Melissa Daar, California Policy and Field Director for People For the American Way. "But our frustration should be directed where it belongs – at the President and his allies in Congress, who could not come up with just and humane reform legislation. Escondido's law comes disguised as a strike against lawlessness, but it will instead foment discrimination against anyone who simply looks like he or she might be an undocumented worker, citizen and non-citizen alike."


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"As they say, time to restock the shelves," said McCrea.
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"I'm looking for a job at the moment. I haven't been working for two years," said Walker.
"What we do is bigger than us, you know, and it's about all of us coming together to work for the betterment of our community," said McCrea.
McCrea's work began in 1982 when she began feeding children in Hollywood's Washington Park neighborhood, where she lives.
"My husband, he would say, 'I leave home and there's food, and I come back, you give away everything. Why do you give away all the food?'" said McCrea.
McCrea credits three young girls with helping her discovery her purpose in life.
"I am so proud of those three girls because I remember when they was like this. Now, they're big girls, they're in college," said McCrea.
Now, 30 years later, McCrea runs the Community Enhancement Collaboration with the help of a staff of dedicated volunteers. The giveaways have grown from toys to computers to bikes to her annual backpack giveaway.
"You know one thing in Washington Park, we learn to rebuild from the inside. You have to rebuild yourself," said McCrea. "I love giving. I love serving... This is my purpose. I know my purpose. I know the vision the Lord has set for me -- it is to help others. This has to be."
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Travel: Trip to Bangkok, 21-24 Oct 2015 (Day 2)
>> Friday, November 6, 2015
Day 1 didn't seem all too exciting, eh? Day 2 was surely more exciting & rewarding after we got to know our area a little better. On this day, we explored a little further, popping by the unique themed Terminal 21 Shopping Mall & visiting 2 more night markets for some food & good bargains.
Initial plan for Day 2
Terminal 21
Soi Cowboy
Phallus Shrine
Summary for Actual Day 2
Terminal 21 Shopping Mall
Massage at Junsawang Massage Center, just next to our hotel
Pratunam Night Market
Train Night Market Ratchada
We had our breakfast on the main road opposite Romeo & Juliet tailor as it was on the way to the Ratchaprarop station, the nearest station to our hotel i.e. 300-400m away. It was an "ini-mini-mynee-mo" as we weren't familiar with which stall serves tastier food. It's all about "what do you feel like having this morning?", so we decided to have our breakfast at a chicken noodles stall.
Terminal 21 is unlike the many shopping malls in Bangkok. Every floor has a different 'city theme' with shops/stalls plus the washroom according to the theme as well. We were there on a weekday, so there wasn't much of a crowd. It was only during lunch hour where we saw masses of office workers dining at the foodcourt.
After completing each floor, we had to decide on what to have for lunch. It was raining cats & dogs at that time, so we had no choice but to eat inside Terminal 21 itself; it was a choice of a fast food joint, a restaurant, or the foodcourt. We decided to check out the foodcourt since we couldn't decide on what cuisine we really wanted to have & I think we made the best decision!
The food at Terminal 21's foodcourt was actually tasty (at least for the items that we ordered) & the price is actually similar or even cheaper than what you get at the street-side stalls! *gasps* Seriously....no kidding. We only spent THB70/person for food & drinks!
We had to get back to Romeo & Juliet for AP's suit fitting, so once we're done with lunch, we left for our hotel again. It was time for a good full body Thai massage!
We had our 1st full body Thai massage just downstairs at Junsawang Massage Center. All hotel guests are actually entitled to their Mondays - Thursdays happy hour promotion of THB189 for a full body Thai massage (1 hour) or THB169 for an hour of foot massage! SO CHEAP & SO NEAR to where we stay! We didn't need to go to the famous Soi Phetchaburi 15 area for good & cheap massage as the masseuse at Junsawang were actually good & well trained as well.
I think I'm the most unhealthy & unfit among the 4 of us as my whole body was stiff & the masseuse kept saying that my muscles were very stiff & hard. When she pulled & twisted my body, I was cracking so loudly that my buddies were giggling away *sigh* Life of an IT person, I guess.
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Meeting Notes 2013 09 10
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These are the notes from the The 282nd Meeting of Noisebridge. Note-taker: Nick; Moderator: Jarrod.
- One or two bullet points of high-level meeting summary.
Short announcements and events[edit]
- Noisebridge ticketing system update.
- Dump run on Thursday September 19th, early morning. Please gather non-recyclable non-ewaste debris by the elevator by Wednesday night. Confirmed with Monad.
- Adam and Monad are launching a daily evening activities cycle! Circuit hacking Mondays, T-Shirt Tuesdays, beginner coding Wednesdays and more planned! Bring a shirt next tuesday :)
- More support brewing for engineering Thursdays! 3Dprinting, sewing, woodshop, fabrication, etc! Come this Thursday and learn more.
- One of the 3D printers is working now! They have to be set up to a computer but pretty much working. That's pretty rad.
- Poly keyboards inc, just starting up with crowdfunding campaigns. Show and tell on slideshare.net! " If any of you are social networking types and would be interested in liking Poly keyboards on facebook, that would be awesome "
- The Noisebridge ios app is coming along smoothly! Expect to see a fresh app on the apple store courtesy of Ryan and crew in a few weeks :)
- Non-recyclable non E-waste debris is being collected in the space. Make a contribution to clear space of debris by Wednesday night next week!
Membership Binder [edit]
- The name of the applicant, the week of their application, and their sponsors.
Financial Report[edit]
- Funds in bank: 30,000.00+
- Noisetor: 6,000.00 of the above
Consensus items[edit]
Proposals from last week [edit]
Harvey has been banned from Noisebridge
Chris aka Raging Bull has been banned Noisebridge
Request of Drew's ban/ temporary removal from space has been blocked (extended..?)
Proposals discussed this week[edit]
- Proposal for Harvey's removal of the space comes to consensus. If it was a fighting game, it would've went like this:
Opening combo attack from Harvey denying theft claims!
Counter evidence from Adam describing how he's stolen right off his desk and been discovered with the items, it's super effective!
J.C. inquiry, requests proof of thief claims!
Evidence ultra combo of multiple situations and violations from Adam!! Assist from Robert, Ryan, Russel!
K.O. attempt from Robert! Missing Noisebridge tools were recovered among Harvey's things!
Harvey defends with he didn't know that the things near Adam's desk were his! Defend negated; They were literally well on his desk, and Adam point blank told Harvey not to touch his things! "[Harvey:] Well.. that was after.. "
Finish him!!
Evidence hyper K.O.!! Perma ban issued from Noisebridge hacker space!
[Harvey is no longer allowed in the space. Has admitted to stealing, was caught sleeping in the stairwell on many occassions, returned items that belonged to multiple residents of Noisebridge. Was seen and accounted for by multiple members of Noisebridge to be digging in other people's belongings. Many tools and properties of Noisebridge were found among Harvey's things.]
- Proposal from Ryan that Chris aka Raging Bull be banned after physically assaulting another Noisebridge member via sucker punch. That's not cool, man. Proposal reaches consensus, and Raging Bull gets socked by the ban hammer!
- It was noted by Ryan that although cases of physical attacks on other members are near-unquestionably going to lead to a ban, it is still important to discuss those topics.
[paraphrased proposal conversation]
- Cynthia: I propose people should reveal their financial conflicts of interests during community discussion. If people work on projects and collaborate with others with plans to take it to market, and their team members are not aware, they should reveal their intentions that they have a conflict of interest so their partner's works aren't commercialized without their consent or stolen. Be aware- very many projects are being looked at.
Tom: Getting Noisebridge to allocate it's money in some way to further your own financial interests is unethical, and most people agree it's unethical. It doesn't really need consensus. If someone really wanted to come in and listen to ideas and pick the best one, a consensus that they need to say they're trying to do so wouldn't stop them. Besides that, when many people claim that someone has "stolen their idea", they're generally saying that someone worked and implemented an idea that they did not. -The proposal was declined.
- [ large paraphrased proposal conversation!
Pidgeon proposes to ban Drew from Noisebridge until accusations of sexual assault against him have reached a consensus, so that he does not jeopardize Noisebridge as a safe space. She and Tom claim they have accounts from Dante that Drew sexually assaulted him, as well as other claims of sexual assault against Drew. A proposal was inquired for the ban hammer to be laid upon Drew!]
Ryan: Innocent until proven guilty! Even though that, there's quite a large body evidence showing that he's innocent!
Tom: I've heard more than one account from an individual saying drew has sexually assaulted them. All of my women friends say they don't want to come anymore because they might encounter Drew etc.
Ryan: Most of what has been said is literally just people claiming it. Drew being banned on a claim alone is ridiculous.
Pidgeon: Women feel unsafe, non-women feel unsafe because Drew remains here. Also reflects the general ethics of the space. People also found it disturbing that there are jokes of rape culture?
CJ: And there are members that come to noisebridge because they know Drew will be there that day, mind you!
Drew: I would like to bring up a point that hasn't been made yet in this conversation. The group is going to have a sex toys conference here, isn't that odd that there's this rape thing going on. Rape is not a sexual thing, it is about power. That is important to know in this conversation. I don't know why that point hasn't been made, it should be made. Thank you.
CJ: None of the accusers are here to say anything in behalf. It's difficult to gauge the truth in claims without hearing accounts from the people, or having them show up!
Tom: Would be unfortunate if people had to describe their sexual assault, account their sexual assault, and come confront their sexual assaulter to have them kicked out. It would be unfortunate why someone who didn't feel comfortable confronting someone face to face is the bar to removal of that person's treatment. I think this has gone on ridiculously long.
CJ: This issue to me seems more like whether or not this is okay whether than rather if this happened and what happened. I'm not entirely clear at this point whose accusing drew of this sexual assault. It's even more confusing that we're talking about rape culture.
Kevin:[To Pidgeon and Drew] I'd like to hear more about the massage. Could you described what happened?
Drew: He complained about knots in his shoulders. I'd move the backs of my hands along his shoulders, and occasionally move to my front palms. It was entirely on the back, until he turned around and moved over to his front and said "would you massage here too?" placing my hand to his groin area. And I restrained and stopped it, knowing it was a hacker space. In between which he gave me a hug!
Robert: I think to ban Drew at this stage would be outright wrong on Noisebridge's behalf. I think there has a lot of negative hearsay towards Drew, and that a bunch of people could be systematically attacking one person.
Monad: There was no mediation. Accusations were made, lots of rumors flying about. Some people said the simple act of being accused should lead to your removal of the space. I would flat out block that. I believe that is unacceptable.
Pideon: How exactly can someone have evidence of sexual assault?
[Meeting prolongs, blocks remain.]
CJ: I've known Drew for a long time and he's not the kind of member who would do those things. He is a really stand-up guy!
Tom: There's really no largely distinguishable attitude traits between people who sexually assault others. It has very little to do on the basis of whether they seem like a stand-up guy or not! And while a judicial-type system, "Innocent until proven guilty", show-tangible-evidence is a good system for other types of violations, though unfortunately it's a poor system to use to evaluate for sexual assault.
[The consensus reached. Blocking members felt there was not enough basis to make the consensus that drew committed sexual assault and should leave the space.]
Proposals for next week [edit]
Proposals for next week[edit]
- In a proposal put forward by SuperQ and presented by Michael, it was inquired that Noisebridge not renew our lease for the mission hacker space when it expires. Due to proposal-supporting members feeling uncomfortable and unsafe in the space, and dissatisfaction seeing Noisebridge becoming seedier in their opinion. One proposed solution to the challenge is to reboot Noisebridge, release the current hacker space and start anew. This solution aroused disagreements with some members of the meeting, who proposed the space has much potential and can be re-revolutionized into a bigger hacker mecca.
Discussion Notes[edit]
Ran out of time for discussion.
Cynthia: Helping to protect internet
Jean: Fashion/Jewelry
Ryan: Chemical Engineer/ Software Engineering
Kevin: Working with Dan digital signal processing
John: Ruby/Javascript Noisebridge
Russel: Creating game server
Jerry: Mac OS installing
Thomas: Come to classes here- System Admin
Morgan: virst visit- Software
Gavin: Food hacking
Adam: Hacking front door
CJ: Bay area Platform
Emrick: Robotics
Tow: Teaching how difficult to run infrastructure
Michael: Finland
Dan: signal processing
David: lockpicking
Jason: Raver hacker DJ
Andrew: Androids Now that the meeting is over, don't forget to post the meeting notes to the wiki and e-mail the discussion list with a short summary.


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New event to kick off Veterans Day weekend
A first-time sporting event on Fort Myers Beach will be making its mark and requiring an early morning bridge closure during Veterans Day weekend.
The inaugural Fort Myers Beach Marathon will be run on Sunday, Nov. 10, beginning at 7 a.m. According to race officials, a recommendation by the Lee County Sheriff's Office involves clearing Matanzas Pass Bridge at approximately 6:50 a.m. and reopening it less than one hour later.
The race will start at Old San Carlos and First Street (in front of Nervous Nellies) and proceed up Crescent Street and Fifth Street and over the bridge. Race officials are anticipating approximately 900 runners in both marathons and 100 participants in the 5k.
"It is our estimation in that basically three quarters of a mile, we would have the bridge reopened by 7:25 a.m.," said Eiden Sports Marketing's Larry Baldwin, the race director. "'We expect the lead runner of the marathon to come back over the bridge at roughly 9:30 a.m. We'll leave the course open for 6 hours."
After crossing the bridge, the race course will take runners through San Carlos Boulevard to Summerlin Road and pass Gladiolus Boulevard and into the side entrance of Lakes Park off of Summerlin. Runners will return by roughly the same route except for the fact that the bridge will no longer be closed.
"They will have the option to use the bike lane adjacent to the sidewalk or the sidewalk," said Baldwin, who pointed out cones will be used to section off the route from the bridge's vehicle lanes.
The title sponsor of the marathon event is Ted Todd Insurance. Proceeds from the event will benefit Harry Chapin Food Bank, Able Academy and Disabled Veterans Insurance Careers.
The event also features a half-marathon (16.1 miles; 7 a.m. start) and a 5k race (expected 7:05 start) that will run coincidentally. The 5k race will turn around 1.55 miles from the bridge on San Carlos Boulevard, while the half marathon will turn at approximately Summerlin and Winkler Road in the Summerlin Crossing neighborhood.
The Fort Myers Beach Town Council unanimously approved a special event permit, which will include a closed-off area for open containers of alcoholic beverages later that day at Bayside Park (where the Town Fountain is located; adjacent to Nervous Nellies). Nervous Nellies will serve a barbecue party at the fountain to celebrate the winners and feature music by "No Way Jose."
Town officials sent a notification to neighboring properties on Oct. 1 for the expected existence of amplified music. No reported complaints were received as of Oct. 21.
Race officials stated amplification at Bayside Park would only be utilized to alert runners for the start of the race and to acknowledge race leaders upon return at finish line.
The Tedd Todd Insurance Fort Myers Beach Marathon is currently the only marathon located in Southwest Florida. Awards will be given to the top three men and women finishers in the following age groups: age 19-under; age 20-29; age 30-39; age 40-49; age 50-59; age 60-69; and age 70-up.
"We do all we can to diversify tourism in Lee County, and sports is certainly one of them," said Jeff Mielke, executive director, Lee County Sports Development. "This is just one more opportunity for us to showcase our area and show everyone how beautiful our beaches are."
In all, there are hopes the number of participants jumps to 1,200 runners. Currently, participants are representing 36 different states and five countries. LeeTran trolleys are being utilized to drop off and pick up participants.
"We'll have an expo area set up along Old San Carlos Boulevard from First Street to Second Street," said Baldwin. "We expect a lot of people down there cheering at the start/finish area. We are trying to bring tourism down to the area and enjoy the three-day weekend. We hope that this is an annual event."
A day before the race, a 5-kilometer obstacle course is being set up at Bowditch Park and beachfront areas there.
Pink Shell Beach Resort is the official hotel for the event. Race officials stated many participants and families will stay at that resort and other Beach establishments during the course of the holiday weekend.
Go to www.fortmyersbeachmarathon.com for more information.


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- It is either distance traveled or time elapsed. This information is available in the owner's manual. If you don't ride much (like me), the service is typically every three months. However, I have been told that after the warranty period, it is safe to get it serviced every six months.
- I service my vespa vx125 (2015 make) at around every 600kms for Regular checkups and engine oil top ups. And a change of engine oil at 1000kms.
- You have to get it serviced every three months. The average cost of service at an authorised service centre is around ₹800. So you can safely assume you would be spending approximately ₹3000 per annum, provided you don't have any serious problems along the way. I have found them to be pretty reliable scooters.
- Around 6k per year.But it depends on how you ride it. I mostly use it for long highway rides and hence more maintenance cost.
- Milledge per ltr
- If you are running on good roads feel of Vespa in terms of control and confidence is awesome! I road it 100kms no stop in mix road of city road, village road and highway. It was awesome ride especially suspensions makes you feel comfortable through corners. But, it the road has lot of potholes, you definitely feel some pain in waist and hands. as the seats are not that soft compared to other brands
- It provides a smooth and nimble ride. It also feels stable and powerful on highways. The all metal monocoque body and aircraft inspired suspension definitely add to the driving dynamics.
- Yes it does provide you with smooth ride with a heavy steering that keeps you rooted on highways at higher speed. Suspension is a bit on the softer side and is great as long as you don't go Rambo on it.
- If you want a retro scooter looking scooter with good overall performance then go for Vespa. it has all the necessary horse power to help you glide through the city traffic although it is not so fuel efficient. if you want a modern scooter with a long lasting and smooth engine then go for Burgman.
- It's basically the same thing with changes in the looks department.the seat is changes too
- That didn't answered my question..
- Mujhe Green colour chaiye lekin showroom wale bol rhe h ki ye colour nhi aata h ab mujhe diwali par chaiye
- It is available in 5 colors Yellow, Red, Matt Black, Green, White. The mileage is 45 Kmpl.
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Easy to ride and comfortable. Suitable for 2 person enjoying the ride. Worth to buy. The consumption of fuel is reasonable.
nice scooter for daily use and more stylish
Best scooter i have ridden so far in terms of comfort speed pickup style and in everything
best in future scooter nice but better than
Except Breaking everything is exceptional . Now I have added disk break at front wheel
Pros: Comfort, road grip,suspension, build quality, looks, long rides, CBS braking, After 1st service gives a mileage af 40+ in city and 50kmpl plus on highway( if ridden between 70 to 90 kmph), overtaking is a charm on this. We can enjoy hill station riding even with a pillion on, as it has excellent power for a scooter.Con: only con I noticed is you have to use Choke once in the morning every day to self start. Final verdict: If safety and comfort are your priorities, if you travel a lot....This is tailor made for you.
It is fun to ride. Because of the weight and all metal construction, it is stable on the highway. Searing position is comfortable. Looks are iconic, and a tribute to Italian design.
Easy to ride and comfortable. Suitable for 2 person enjoying the ride. Worth to buy. The consumption of fuel is reasonable.
Best scooter i have ridden so far in terms of comfort speed pickup style and in everything
Except Breaking everything is exceptional . Now I have added disk break at front wheel
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Perimeter Institute is pleased to announce that PI Associate Member Richard Cleve is the recipient of the 2008 Canadian Association of Physicists (CAP) and Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM) Prize in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics. The objective of the CAP-CRM Prize is to recognize research excellence in the fields of theoretical and mathematical physics done in Canada or in affiliation with a Canadian organization.
Dr. Richard Cleve was awarded this prize for his seminal contributions to quantum information science, including the structure of quantum algorithms and the foundations of quantum communication complexity.
"While Richard is an outstanding computer scientist, his contributions transcend this single area of research", said PI Interim Scientific Director Rob Myers. "His work is at the boundary of physics, mathematics and computer science and has had a broad impact in quantum information. This prize is certainly a fitting recognition of Richard's contributions and I am happy to extend hearty congratulations to Richard on behalf of everyone at Perimeter."
Richard Cleve received his PhD from the University of Toronto in 1989, specializing in computational complexity and cryptography. He was a postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute from 1988 to 1990, after which he became a faculty member in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Calgary. In 1994 he became interested in quantum information processing, and since that time he has made several contributions to quantum algorithms and information theory. In particular, he played a major role in the development of quantum communication complexity. Since August 2004, he is a Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, where he holds the IQC Chair in Quantum Computing. He joined Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics as an Associate Member in 2005.


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Concerning Guns: The Time to Act is Now
Yesterday the Senate Judiciary Committee heard testimony regarding passing strong gun legislation. At this meeting former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords gave an emotional call for action. Still recovering from gunshot wounds to the head that have affected her speech and eyesight, she called for courage and for boldness. I want to echo her call for action. Action needs to be taken now in at least three areas:
- We need to make sure that universal background checks are instituted, which take into consideration all relevant information. I'm not sure how we can introduce mental health information, but I'm not sure what that would involve. Do we enter into this database every person's name that is taking anti-depressants, or is there a higher threshold of mental health related issue? What is clear is that if you wish to buy a gun, you should have to go through the same process whether you buy it at Walmart or through a private dealer. Background checks won't keep every gun out of the hands of every criminal, but it might go a long way in that direction. And I'm in agreement with Senator Blumenthal, that these background checks should be extended to ammunition sales.
- Cap the size of ammunition clips. The President's proposal suggests capping clips at ten. We really need to ask why a person needs a thirty round gun magazine. Despite Lindsay Graham's fear-based suggestion that six rounds aren't enough to protect a family, how many rounds are enough?
- Ban assault-style weapons. There are weapons that may prove useful for military and police, but are they useful for the common person? Rifles equipped with barrels that allow for a silencer or to fix a bayonet – what is the purpose? Rifles with a pistol grip so you can put the gun on your hip – what's the purpose?
Opponents of gun control cite the Second Amendment, which guarantees the rights of Americans to own guns. I'm not going to argue this point, as the Supreme Court has made it clear that gun ownership is Constitutional. I will say that context is important, and the reasons behind the amendment may no longer be relevant. Still, as currently interpreted, the Second Amendment gives Americans the right to bear arms. That being said, the Second Amendment does not preclude the Federal Government or State Governments from placing limits on the kind and I would say the number of guns a person can own.
We've long heard that guns don't kill people, people kill people. While it takes a person to pull the trigger, the capability to kill and to maim is related to the power and capacity of a weapon. An AR15 or an AK47 is a lot more powerful than a knife. And if the 2nd Amendment precludes restriction on an AR15, where do we draw the line?
Polls suggest that a majority of Americans favor stricter gun controls, with the vast majority of Americans, including gun owners, favoring universal background checks. So what stands in the way of sensible gun laws? Apparently it's money. Washington politicians from both parties seem to fear the moneyed power of the NRA and similar groups. So the question is – how do we as the American people get our voice heard? Did Sandy Hook wake us up? Will it stir us to action?
I'm not calling for a ban on every gun, but I am calling for sensible gun laws. In an effort to achieve this goal I'm working with the Gun Violence Taskforce of the Metro Coalition of Congregations. We're meeting for our Founding Convention on February 24th and we'll be calling on our leaders to be bold and courageous, and to act in the interests of all the people of this nation, but especially for the children. Whether or not you live in Metro-Detroit, won't you join us in this effort?
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What CNC Nesting Software is everyone running?5/17
We are currently running Microvellum for all of our standard box (Melamine Cabinets) construction projects. We have run into many issues over the years with the Tech Support offered by Microvellum due to the restructuring of their company. Its either 24 hours after submission of a ticket that we hear back from them or we are dealing with someone in India who is on a completely different time frame.
We are also having "ghost" issues within the program where some cabinets will reprogram themselves back to their default sizes, leading to having to recut the cabinets. Theres a lot of voodoo in the program.
So, what CNC Cabinet Nesting Program is everyone running and or what programs do you recommend? We are looking to move away from Microvellum.
You mentioned you're running Microvellum now and you're having some trouble. I can understand someone wanting to leave, but before you run out the door, I'd recommend at least sending an email to their new point person (CEO?), David Fairbanks. PM me and I'll give it to you. It's likely that they can get you straightened out. If not, what have you got to lose?
I've looked hard at other options, and I was at their TechCon Event last month. They have come miles in the last year, and I can tell you that they WILL be the best software out there for this industry, bar none....so why swap to a losing pony?
Casework is MV's bread and butter....If you're having trouble with that, there must be a simple fix. Likely you can down the the latest library and get setup in short order.
We did update to the latest and greatest version. We were running great, the program was dialed in, cabinets were coming together seamlessly, and then update. Now we are having issues, and not to mention having to set the entire program up again to meet our construction methods.
Its very frustrating to have come so far with something and then have an update come along and have to start all over. And like i said, Tech Support is a bear to work with.
Here's the thing: There are two kinds of updates. One is a program update. These are fast to implement, easy to roll back from, and DO NOT change any library data. The other is a library update. These are completely at the users whim. You can run as new or as old of a library as you wish. If either of them are giving you trouble, I don't understand why you can't go back to your last version of either and keep humming along?
When it comes to program updates in general, I'm cautiously optimistic. I'll update one machine, then check it for bugs. If I spot any, I'll report it to MV, then rollback. To rollback, simply rerun the older update that you'd like to return to.
If your issues revolve around library data (sounds like it does) then simply go back to your old library. If you didn't delete it, you can just use the change library button. If you did delete it, hopefully you exported a copy of it first, then you can just re-import it under database utilities => Library =>Import Library. Then once you're stabilized, you can use the new tool they came out with to merge your old global settings to a new library.
If you need any help, shoot me an email and I'll do what I can. Also, one last tip; use the online support ticket system for tech support, it's much better than calling in. Yes, you do have to wait a bit more, but they've always gotten back to me.
We've also given up on MV. Several of the "updates" were disasters. We decided to not move to the newest and greatest version based on past experience. Tech support was terrible, we dropped the support payments. My lead CAD man is in Chicago right now looking @ replacement software. I know they claim to have gotten better but it's too late to interest us.
How much Flexibility do you require in your machining? Microvelum does a good job nesting cabinet parts but their true shape nesting is behind the rest of the crowd, by far. There are applications that can routinely nest 12 to 15% tighter than Microvelum, Sad part is that they seems fine with it.
We've officially abandoned MV in favor of Top Solids. An expensive switch but needed.
We are running MV and, have been since version 6.7. We did have some issues when we went to V7 and we have had some issues periodically while doing library updates, however; some or possibly most of these were operator failure issues. This was partly due to a lack of available documentation from MV, and a lack of training on our part. Recently MV has made online training docs readily available and my guys have gotten much better in the internals of the software. Now that we are knowledgeable enough to solve issues we create and make the software do the stuff we really want it to do I can say that it is very solid and the most robust and customize-able cabinet software on the market. If you are having issues they may be self inflicted because there are thousands of MV users that are not having issues and MV is performing very well for them. It makes no difference to me if you decide to switch to a different software but if you look at the money involved and the learning curve of something new you are probably better staying with MV. Take that money and use it to get over the training hump. I have invested in the skills of my engineers and it has paid off for me. I cannot fathom changing to a different design software for cabinets, i would be backing up.
We've been through many updates before V6.7 was around. Learned the hard way not to update for quite awhile after the newest and greatest release. Once they wiped out all of our files, once all the libraries became useless because of the changes. Support was slow and often we were told, yes we know we are working on it, but they never got back to us with a fix. When we were considering a new CNC bore & insert machine we called them and asked if they could interface with it, answer, yes no problem. When we got the machine they put us off for months, the fix they provided didn't work. Two of my geeky employees patched together something to make it work, sort of. MV never did anything else to make it work correctly. Their CNC code is sloppy and wastes machine time, their nesting is sub par. Do I really need any other excuses? Yes, I've heard they turned over a new leaf, but I've heard that before.
I'm curious if the Original Poster has abandoned this post, and if not, what he has learned since this started.
How long have you been using TopSolid? I looked hard at TopSolid for a company, even went to the training classes, then spent a few months trying to implement. In my experience, I found the CAD engine to be amazing compared to AutoCAD. It can handle some really complex geometry, and the drawing output is a breeze. It handles alot of the paper space layout for you.
BUT, at that time (a few years back), the actual output was terrible IMO. The only output was in drawing format, or a half breed label you could plot.
There was no way to access the underlying database, no report designer, and you were pretty limited in how you output CNC data....(what do you mean you want to send some parts to the beam saw and some to the nest?) Heck, at that time if you had a work order needing the following: (8 of Product A, 3 of Product C, and 11 of Product B.) You had to draw 22 products in your drawing.....not 3. There was no qty parameter within a product. Time to take actually process a work order was painfully slow compared to MV.
If all you needed was CAD output, real reports, edgebanding and horizontal boring information....Then TopSolid would be a strong choice....but that's not the world in which I live. Frankly I'm doubtful much has changed....I spoke with them at the Vegas show last year.
IMHO, TopSolid would be fantastic if you had to model a violin or even a car and output drawings for production....But day to day DATA to run an automated cabinet shop, I would question.
Gary, I'm not a CAD guy. My lead CAD man is pretty sharp though. We've been looking for a replacement for MV for more than 2 years. When Dustin first looked @ TS he thought the design part was the best he'd ever seen BUT the rest of the program wasn't there. Now 2 years later they have made significant advancements and have links to many other programs. It is not AutoCAD based so we don't need to constantly update all the seats of AC in addition to MV. Is TS perfect, No! But they are very up front about what it can do and what it can't. The relationships between the parts & outputs is impressive. Everything updates or puts a note on other things asking if you want to change them to match.
"Until you run a software for awhile you really don't know what you are getting into." Ain't that the truth! I wish you the best of luck going forward in your decision.
Some of the first work I did in Microvellum (version 6) was court rooms, store fixtures, and crazy desks. It was very tedious, and mostly manual. Fortunately things have improved.
For the benefit of anyone still listening, I'll layout some of the advancements made by Microvellum lately:
The new Solid Model analyzer will allow you to whip up anything with AutoCAD Solid Modeling tools, then suck in into MV as a custom product. You could even suck over models from say inventor or even TopSolid. Basically anything you can get into a dwg file as solids. Once sucked in, it's a real product with all the underlying data. You can further add/change anything until you see fit. Then get the manufacturing data that way. I've used this several times; it's really a neat tool in their arsenal.
Microvellum is about to launch a game changer, called the Extruded Product Builder. Here is a youtube video on it:
This product really simplifies the production of any wall/desk/booth kind of products. This isn't some pie in the sky feature- Our company is part of 20 or so companies testing out the BETA module and giving feedback. I've tried it and it's really cool what it can do. I believe they are expecting to release a version to the public around IWF.
I visited their Event "TechCon" that they put on in Oregon in April . Sitting across from the MV Team and developers, you can tell they really care and are actively listening to their client base on where they can improve, then actually following through. I've personally made suggestions that I've seen implemented. They aren't perfect, but they are continuously improving.
Since posting this thread, I have been contacted by MV and are working towards a solution to all my problems and issues.
This turned out to be a lack of training on our end. Also the support on MVs end was not there, as everyone has seen and dealt with so far.
We are having MV resetup our entire system to get rid of all of the user generated errors and get us running again. MV is also sending a tech to our shop for actual face to face training, so that we dont have to deal with online and on-phone training.
I feel as the main user that we have invested this much time and money into the program that it just really makes sense to stick with MV and invest in the training and make it happen.
"For the benefit of anyone still listening, I'll layout some of the advancements made by Microvellum lately." The key word is LATELY. We might have stayed with them if they had made the effort sooner.
We use Microvellums nesting utility and it works quite well. One thing I have found is that you need a little forethought if you also have Stay Down Nesting which really works well because if you happen to have a part or parts with large windows cutout by default Microvellum cannot nest smaller parts in those cutouts but you can do it manually unless you have chosen the staydown option. Kind of a detraction but if they could work that out someday. All in it works well.
Full disclosure - I work for CADCode Systems.
We've been supporting CNC manufacturing for almost 20 years and doing nesting for more than 14 years. We introduced part labeling to the industry. We support dozens of CNC machines, from saws to routers to point-to-points to dowel inserters to inventory storage systems, all simultaneously and in the same user interface, so if your setup is work-cell, or nesting, or both, CADCode can cover you.
If you're drawing in AutoCAD, as most of our users do (we also support other design platforms, including MV, CV, CW, KCD as well as some custom applications) you should take a look. We have a number of manufacturers whose business is high-end custom commercial and industrial fixtures and cabinetry, and they appreciate the clean work-flow provided by AutoCAD, CADCode, and CADCode's AutoCAD Reader. Besides the efficiency of CADCode, they appreciate it's reliability. "It just works" is one of the most common comments we get about our software.
What would be the work flow to get information to CADCode if you use solid modelling software like SolidEdge, SolidWorks or TopSolid?
TopSolid has the interface to CADCode built right into the software and automatically transfers tooling and tool path data to CADCode. It is, as far as I know, the only true 3D solid modeling software that has all the wood industry functionality as part of the software.
I'm not familiar with anyone using SolidEdge with CADCode. My guess is that you'd have to export a DXF and add the machining geometry in a program like AutoCAD. This is true with Inventor as well. SolidWorks does not have a direct link to CADCode but there is a third party program - PathFinder3D (http://www.pathfinder3d.com) that can output the necessary data.


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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Low Carb Chicken Wings & SaucePosted by Bonnie S. Calhoun at 6:54 PM
My favorite recipe for Buffalo Chicken wings is really easy and totally low carb!
Take two dozen chicken wings, spread them out on a cookie sheet or baking pan (that has been sprayed with non-stick cooking spray) with the skin sides up. Bake at 375 degrees for 1 hour or until crispy (if they're honkin' huge wings it may take about 15 more minutes or so, and if they are smaller it may take a little less.)
Now...we don't toss our crispy wings in sauce that makes them soggy. There's nothing I like worse than biting into a rubbery wing that snaps back when I try to pull of the meat! Ack!
We serve our sauces for dipping the wings, that way my husband can have his fire engine hot, and I can have mine medium. Hubby also like to dip his in Blue Cheese...but that is not low carb!
Recipe for my sauce:
1/4 cup Louisiana Hot Sauce (or Red Hot, or whatever kind you use)
4 Tbsp Butter (real butter...no using I Can't Believe stuff)
1 tsp garlic powder
1tsp onion powder
Now you can alter those amounts of each ingredient to taste. I also sometimes change-up and add a 1/2 cup of low carb Bar-B-Que sauce to give it a different tangy taste.
Without the BBQ sauce added to the mixture, the wings w/sauce is ZERO carbs. But even Lo-Carb BBQ sauce will have a small amount in it, so be vigilant of how much you use and consume
by Bonnie Calhoun
3 Comments:
- Jane Selman said...7:09 AMYour sauce sounds delicious. I will be giving it a try tonight. Thanks.
- Queen Anne said...4:19 PMI love chicken recipes. It's my favorite meat in the whole wide world. Thanks for sharing, this will be a part of my menu plan this week. Looking forward for more. Thanks
- Bonnie S. Calhoun said...4:02 PMAll cheese in not created equal. Rule of thumb...the harder the cheese, the less the carbs. The softer the cheese...the more the carbs.
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Wilco A320 interface and variables recovery
Hello everybody;
and thank for this exciting forum !
I've in mind to develop my own cockpit solution.. it's more simple to buy it directly, but I really would like to "know what it's behind" and as i like to do by myself, it's an interresting challenge.
In order to interact with FSX, I connect my hardware to fsX through Simconnect, unfortunately, some variables of the A320 software I use (Wilco-feelthere A320) are not managed by simconnect (i.e : the braking level, batteries voltage,...)
Someone knows if it's possible to interact with the A320 wilco (basically the dll I assume) in order to recover the switch position, the values, the lights status,.... ?
Someone knows some tips to recover those informations, and also send actions to the software ?
thanks for your precious help !
Re: Wilco A320 interface and variables recovery
If you want to interact with the Wilco Airbus then you need this Tool (FSUIPC Exporter): http://emarciano.free.fr/En/index.htm
The Wilco Airbus operates mostly with internal Variables and less with Offsets. You need this tool which maped the internal variables to Offsets. But there are alternatives to the Wilco Airbus. eg: http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/show...0-FMGS-beta-24


text: Event Music & Sound Retailer Vnewsletter The US magazine Music & Sound Retailer has launched their first Vnewsletter, the industry´s first video newsletter with host Jill Nicolini. In the first issue there is a feature on the RCF TTS-56A subwoofer. See the Vnewsletter here. Read more Event 25 de Mayo RCF TT+ delivered the sound at Plaza 25 de Mayo The celebration of 201st anniversary of the Revolution was a busy day in Buenos Aires, Argentina. One of the main music events took place at the May 25 Square, an urban square that is located on the eastern edge of the downtown area not far from the Parana River. The square was named after the May Revolution and in the centre of the plaza there is a Liberty Column dedicated to national freedom. This beautiful environment was the scenario of a large concert event that took place to celebrate the anniversary. The artists on the stage were Los Pericos, Los Super Ratones, Failure and Other, Leo Garcia, La Mosca, Víctor Heredia and Soledad Pastorutti. The celebration of 201st anniversary was inaugurated in the evening with a tribute to María Elena Walsh A stage of 80 meters was installed with a Line Array audio system along with 11 LED screens & 120 robotic lights. The company Offramp installed the delay systems alongside the "Piramide de Mayo" that consisted of 48 (2x24) pcs RCF TTL-33A´s, each delay stack to cover an area of 100 x 70 meters. The result was excellent and the system was running perfectly without getting near to a 50% of its maximum potential, still delivering an impressive sound pressure. So the debut for TTL-33A in Buenos Aires was a huge success, with more than 90.000 people attending the concerts. Read more Event Great success at San Siro Vasco and RCF – A great success at San Siro Stadium in Milan. Italian singer Vasco Rossi has ended the first part of his "Live KOM 011" tour, with the last 4 concerts held at the legendary stadium San Siro in Milan. More than 250,000 people attended the four shows at the San Siro and they experienced an incredible stage show featuring a vintage Vasco performance, complemented by a cutting edge sound and light production. The RCF TT+ sound system on tour with Vasco is capable of delivering almost 1 million watts and was based around the outstanding TTL55A line array. Consisting of 120 pcs of TTL 55-A, combined with 60pcs of the 2 x 21" TTS 56-A sub, it ensured a great result with positive feedback from the members of the production team. "I was very pleased with how the TT+ line array performed, this is the largest system I have ever toured with and there is no doubt that the results we achieved, firmly place the RCF TTL55A as the leading system for this type of event", says Andrea Corsellini - FOH Sound Engineer. The Nuovo Service Rental Company provided full production for the Vasco tour and they are also very positive about their experience with the TT+ system. "I am very happy working with the team at RCF, we have had a great relationship for a long time. As well as being a manufacturer, they also have a clear idea of what is happening on a tour of this calibre and are ready to provide their complete co-operation and passion," says Willy Gubellini - Nuovo Service Rental. Another important factor when choosing the TT+ as the system for the Vasco tour was its' ease of use in all areas of the production. "The fact that the speakers come with DSP and amplification on-board changed our way of handling a large concert like this. With this system we were able to dramatically reduce the rigging time, while still maintaining perfect control of the system. Also the transport and storage solutions provided by RCF allowed us to greatly simplify our life on the road. All in all an incredible package that allowed assembly or breakdown the first truck load in just 20 minutes", says Camporese Angelo - Head of Audio for Nuovo Service. Composition of the complete system: MAIN LEFT-RIGHT: 20+20 TTL55-A, 10+10 TTL36-AS, 21+ 21 TTS56-A SIDE LEFT-RIGHT: 16+16 TTL55-A, 9+ 9 TTS56-A LEFT-CENTRE-RIGHT DELAY: 12+12+12 TTL55-A VASCO MONITORING: 6+6 TTL33-A + 10 TT45SMA + 4 TTS36-A ABOUT US: Vascorossi.net - Ciao Ancona! Vascorossi.net - Anteprima Live Kom '011 Corriere Adriatico - 3 Giugno 2011 Corriere Adriatico - 4 Giugno 2011 Sound & Lite - Giugno 2011 La Repubblica - 17 Giugno ZioGiorgio - 28 Giugno Read more Installation RCF per il teatro di S. Ilario d'Enza È stato inaugurato con il concerto-spettacolo di Paolo Schianchi il nuovo Piccolo Teatro in Piazza di S. Ilario d'Enza (RE), una location forse piccola e defilata, ma interessante per le caratteristiche tecniche e le dotazioni. Le dimensioni ridotte, infatti, non ne limitano l'usabilità da parte degli artisti, consentendo per esempio di variare il numero dei posti disponibili attraverso l'impiego di una gradinata telescopica, fino a un massimo di 206 persone. L'intera struttura è quindi stata pensata per essere flessibile, attraverso un'accurata progettazione architettonica ed acustica e una ricca dotazione di impianti realizzata in collaborazione con RCF. La dotazione della sala prevede infatti un impianto di amplificazione fisso costituito da due moduli line array TTL31-A, un subwoofer TTL12-AS e un processore digitale DX4008. L'Arch. Paolo Borghi, che ha curato l'insonorizzazione della sala ha commentato: "le prestazioni offerte dal sistema TTL31 sono al di sopra delle mie aspettative. Consentono infatti una perfetta riproduzione acustica con elevata intelligibilità e dinamica". www.rcf.it www.teatrolattesa.it www.paoloschianchi.com Read more Installation RCF TT Series is on the right Wavelength RCF TT Series is on the right Wavelength Wavelength Entertainments Ltd have made the strongest statement yet about their intention to standardise on RCF solutions for the wide range of parties, high level corporate events, charity and fresher balls they support, with the purchase of four TT08-A, four TT25-A and four TTS28-A subs from the Italian company's Touring and Theatre range. Based in the village of Eversley near Reading, Wavelength service productions throughout the UK (and into Europe) — and thus transportation becomes a major factor. The obvious weight and economy advantages of an active, matched system, with all the processing onboard, was too good to resist, according to Tom Chennells. The Wavelength MD has been an RCF customer for nearly two years, having been introduced to the brand through the retail shop in which he has an interest, RSD Music. The company already runs RCF 905AS's and ART 722A's — and on smaller corporate jobs know they can use their 905 active 15" bass bins with TT08 tops. The decision to back the brand followed the recent merger of Wavelength Entertainments with Yes Events Ltd. "This produced a massive inventory of sound and light, which will enable us to reduce outsourcing," he said. "However, we wanted a single audio brand … so we did a like-for-like sound off against our other brand and we unanimously preferred RCF." The company will be moving forward under the name Yes Events, exclusively using RCF solutions. Presently Yes Events sub in outdoor roofs for mobile staging and have an eye on RCF's compact line arrays for the future. But for now they are delighted with the flexibility offered by the combination of the tiny TT08-A powerful lightweight active monitor, and high-performance TT25-A and double 18in bass reflex TT25S-A. "I did my research and set up a system demo, which surpassed our expectations on performance to weight and cost ratio. To put this into context, the TT08, outputting 750W at 11.4kg weighs less than half of one of our old amps," he says. "We knew the system was deployable, modular and lightweight — but at the same time, from a client perspective we looked at the quality of sound. Since it is active we can cover a lot of student parties or fresher balls with just four bins and four tops. Not having to carry amp rack and outboard processing is a huge boost … we just provide a flat EQ and it sounds great every time." The new TT system made its unlikely debut in a 14m inflatable dome — the Evolution Trident Dome — at a private 18th party in Englefield Green. "The system really sounded great — which was just as well, as our customer was also Italian," Tom Chennells declared. Read more Event On Tour With Italy´s Top Rock Artist Having used RCF's TT+ Touring & Theatre series successfully in the past, production on Vasco Rossi's 2011 tour has stepped up to RCF's TTL55-A three-way active line array system for the main PA rig, with the TTL33-A for the reinforcement systems and TT45-SMA cabinets for the stage monitors. For more than 60 years RCF has been up with the world's leaders in the production of professional loudspeakers and one of the top international players in professional audio amplification. The enormous experience accumulated by RCF over the years has led to the development of the acclaimed TT+ Touring & Theatre line, of which the TTL55-A is the recently developed high-end line array module: a 4-way cabinet with 3500W digital amplification, six RCF high power neodymium transducers, DSP 32-bit processor, 96 kHz sampling, remote control with RD NET software, and Shape designer focusing system, all developed by RCF. In production since 2010, the TTL55-A system is swiftly penetrating international markets and carving out a place for itself among the best systems in its class, thanks to its superb performance levels. In the words of Vasco Rossi's stage manager Diego Spagnoli: "I've always believed in placing my trust in people who have earned it. This year seemed like the right time to let people know that we need to be proud of our Italian heritage — Italian industry has scaled incredible heights, and I feel honoured to be able to bring my support to this project." Willy Gubellini's Bologna based Nuovo Service rental company, an audio and lighting equipment hire service, with special expertise in live concerts and tours, has worked alongside many top musicians over the years. This summer they will deliver Vasco's music to audiences via some 120 TTL55-A array lines, 60 TTS56-A subwoofers, and an endless number of additional reinforcement cabinets and stage monitors to provide total audio power of almost 1 million watts. "Today's concert-goers expect to be provided with superb sound quality in all conditions, regardless of the acoustic problems of the stadium or arena – noted Willy Gubellini. "RCF's TTL55-A means we can deliver optimal results for an audience that will number more than 80,000 people for each date of this tour." RCF Pro Italy Sales Manager Fabrizio Grazia gave an inside view: "We are extremely proud of this important milestone, which consolidates the growing success that we have achieved, one step at a time, thanks to the enormous dedication and passion that has driven our activities over the years. It's a huge source of satisfaction for the entire RCF team, which has spent long hours working tirelessly on this project." System resources: MAIN LEFT-RIGHT: 20+20 TTL55-A, 10+10 TTL36-AS, 21+ 21 TTS56-A SIDE LEFT-RIGHT: 16+16 TTL55-A, 9+ 9 TTS56-A LEFT-CENTRE-RIGHT DELAY: 12+12+12 TTL55-A STAGE MONITORING: 6+6 TTL33-A + 10 TT45-SMA + 4 TTS36-A ABOUT US: Vascorossi.net - Ciao Ancona! Vascorossi.net - Anteprima Live Kom '011 Corriere Adriatico - 3 Giugno 2011 Corriere Adriatico - 4 Giugno 2011 Sound & Lite - Giugno 2011 La Repubblica - 17 Giugno ZioGiorgio - 28 Giugno Read more Event The Dogwood Festival Live in Atlanta – RCF TT+ delivers sound at The Dogwood Festival During the weekend of 15-17th April 2011 Atlanta was in music mood. Two large festivals were running at the same time and this year it was RCF TT+ systems that supplied the sound to a big audience at the SweetWater 420 Fest and the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. The Atlanta Dogwood Festival is an arts and crafts festival held each spring at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Georgia. Originally held for nine days across two weekends, it is now held only one weekend during early April, when the native dogwoods are in bloom. The Dogwood Festival 2011 was celebrating its 75th years anniversary in the beautiful surroundings of Piedmont Park. With several stages with continuously performances the festival gives many upcoming artists and talents a good possibility to play their music to a wider audience. At the festival there were performances by: Charlie Wayne Watson, Arena Sound, Off the Grid, Frets on Fire, OGYA World Music Band, SALSAtlanta, 3052 Dub Collective and several others. Atlanta Audio Visual supplied the TT+ system to the main stage. The system was composed by RCF TTL55-A with 6 pieces per side and with 3 pcs TTS56-A Subwoofers on each side. "After using many LINE ARRAY Systems such as JBL and V-Dosc, we decided to go for the RCF TTL55 System, for the great sounding DSP and Power Consumption. You can hear a true stereo sound from the rig. Also using the RCF software to calculate precise throw distance and splay of each box is a breeze…. We can setup 16 tops and 10 subs within 30mins and be ready to pass signal! When we want a great sounding system ready in no time and easy to use, The RCF TTL55 rig is our choice!!!" says Brad McWhorter from Atlanta Audio Visual. Atlanta Audio Visual is a full service production company specializing in Audio, Lighting, Staging, Video, Set Design and Total AV Integration Services. They have installed and used RCF products for many corporate events, music festivals and shows and for many clients around the country. See more at: www.atlanta-audiovisual.com On the two sides of the town of Atlanta a lot of music was playing at the same time, all loud and clear thanks to the RCF TT+ Sound Systems. Read more Event The SweetWater Festival Live in Atlanta – RCF TT+ delivers sound at The SweetWater Festival During the weekend of 15-17th April 2011 Atlanta was in music mood. Two large festivals were running at the same time and this year it was RCF TT+ systems that supplied the sound to a big audience at the SweetWater 420 Fest and the Atlanta Dogwood Festival. The SweetWater 420 Fest, an Earth inspired celebration festival that offers large stages with lots of music combined with several art events. Behind the event is the SweetWater Brewery that arranges the event and changes the Candler Park in Atlanta to a huge entertainment area, and also the possibility for the audience to taste the different beer flavours from the brewery and at the same time enjoy the music. Main performers at this years festival was: Galactic, Railroad Earth, Arrested Development, 7 Walkers feat. Bill Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead and others. Rock Quarry Productions supplied the TT+ system to the main stage. The system was composed by RCF TTL55-A with 8 pieces per side and with 4 pcs TTS56-A Subwoofers on each side. "Everyone was blown away by the performance of the RCF system; concert promoter, audience member and band engineer alike. It was a large festival with a grand main stage site. Concerned at first that we have enough PA to cover such a large audience, we were all amazed at the sound quality and power that the TT55 system delivered. The TT56 subs are equally exceptional; hands down the most powerful and articulate large-format subs I have experienced to date." says Jay Holem from Rock Quarry Productions. Approx 30.000 people visited this year SweetWater Festival. Rock Quarry Productions, Inc is a full production design, sales, installation, and Services Company offering audio, lighting, video, staging, and other production equipment etc. Rock Quarry Productions can handle all of your production or installation needs. Their custom design and installation department sells and installs state-of-the-art production equipment for venues large and small. Rock Quarry Productions' event services department offers equipment and services for concert, theatres, corporate, worship, media, and sporting events. With a professional staff of production designers, site managers, engineers, and technicians insures that your event is spectacular. The company have used several RCF products for many installations and applications. Their event service department are working with large RCF TT+ systems. See more at: www.rockquarryproductions.com On the two sides of the town of Atlanta a lot of music was playing at the same time, all loud and clear thanks to the RCF TT+ Sound Systems. Read more Installation Le Carre Nightclub Le Carre nightclub in France powered by RCF The nightclub Le Carre in Maroeuil (area of Arras), France was recently equipped with a complete RCF ACUSTICA sound system. Le Carre nightclub has 3 dance floors with an average capacity of 1000 people. RCF pro-partner Technic Audio Light accomplished the complete installation of audio and lighting system. The audio system is an efficient combination of RCF C5215 speakers and RCF S8028 subwoofers. Technic Audio Light installed RCF ACUSTICA after a specific study and recommendation made by Mr. Daniele Torelli, RCF audio systems department. The 4 pcs RCFC5215 are used for the two dance floors where HOUSE Music is played together with 2 pcs high-output 18" SUBS S8028 from the RCFACUSTICA range: The complete system is powered with 6 pcs RCF HPS2500 and managed by 2 pcs RCF DX2006 digital processors. Several of active RCF ART310Ai with compact RCF SUB705AS subwoofers have been provided to cover the third retro-80's floor and also as distributed sound in Bar and Lounge areas. Furthermore RCF S8028 and RCF 705AS subwoofers have been specifically mounted in different podiums in the whole complex. So with this major upgrade on the audio system at Le Carre nightclub they are ready to "pump up the volume" on the dance floor. Read more Installation RCF Columns in St. Columcille Church RCF Columns are the order for St. Columcille Star Systems find delayed L2406's offer controlled directionality. When the beautiful 19th century Catholic parish church of St. Columcille, situated in the picturesque village of Inistioge, Kilkenny, had its rededication ceremony recently, the clergy were able to address the congregation through a new RCF column speaker system. For the first time, following the extensive redevelopment, parishioners could hear the spoken word with absolute clarity — thanks to the delayed L2406 speaker array that had been specified by Co. Tipperary-based Star Systems. Led by their MD, Declan O'Sullivan, the installers responded to the tender issued by local contractors, Corbett Electrical, and were awarded the contract based on their reputation in outfitting other houses of worship. However, this was the first time they had taken RCF to church, despite having worked extensively with the Italian brand over the past five years. With a reverberation time of more than five seconds to contend with, Star Systems created an acoustic model of the building, and based on the measurements set about detailing a system best fit for purpose. "We had heard the L2406 at Frankfurt ProLight+Sound last year and were hugely impressed with the directionality and the bottom end — and the fact that the speakers looked good," declared Declan. "We knew we could wall-mount four speakers down each side of the church on delays — just 1.2 metres up from the ground — with the fifth pair upstairs in the choir loft." The front pair also provides monitoring for the altar. Purpose designed for houses of worship, the L2406 is a high intelligibility compact 3-way column speaker array, equipped with six 5" woofers and four 1" dome tweeters, with the vertical-controlled directivity that Declan O'Sullivan was seeking. Reference monitors were also required for use in the sacristy and at the entrance, and Star Systems opted for an RCF Monitor 33T in each location — finished in white to match the L2406's. These compact 2-way loudspeakers are loaded with 4.75" high-efficiency carbon fibre woofer and 0.5" mylar dome tweeter mounted on a 110 x 100 constant directivity horn. The RCF loudspeakers form part of a full, high specification audio package, including wired and wireless (lapel and handheld) microphones, an eight-channel mixer, amplifiers, processing and an induction loop system. The overall fit-out was project managed by electrical contractor, Michael Corbett. Visiting clergy have already been impressed with the high-grade speech and background music reproduction offered by the RCF solution — so much so that Star Systems have already received several enquiries for a similar fit-out, including a firm order. Read more Page 37 of 51 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 — 10 Items per Page Showing 361 - 370 of 509 results. ← First Previous Next Last →


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iPhone makes it easy to stay in the conversation if you're deaf or hard of hearing. Made for iPhone hearing aids make it easy to personalize sound settings to your location. And Live Listen helps you have better conversations in loud places.
Headphone Accommodations Customize your headphones to your hearing needs.
Whether you're listening to music, watching a movie, or talking to your mom, Headphone Accommodations help you customize your audio experience to make the world sound crisp and clear. Amplify soft sounds and adjust certain sound frequencies based on your individual hearing needs. If you already have your own audiogram, you can add it to your settings. If not, you'll walk through a series of listening tests that allow you to set up as many as nine unique profiles based on your personal sound preferences.1
Sound Recognition Sound the alarm without hearing a sound.
Sound Recognition uses on-device intelligence to notify users who might otherwise miss audible environmental alerts around them. On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, users receive a notification when a particular type of sound or alert, such as a fire alarm or doorbell, is detected.2
Made for iPhone Hearing Aids Designed to just work. Wherever your day takes you.
Apple has worked with top manufacturers to create hearing aids and sound processors designed specifically for iPhone and iPad. These advanced hearing devices provide outstanding sound quality, offer many helpful features, and are as easy to set up and use as any other Bluetooth device. You can quickly access the features and settings of your paired hearing device by triple-clicking the Home button. Glance at the battery status or change the left and right volume, together or separately. And quickly apply your audiologist's environmental presets as you go outdoors or enter noisy locations, like restaurants, without having to rely on additional remotes.
Live Listen Tune out the noise and hear more of what matters.
Made for iPhone hearing aids, sound processors, and now AirPods can help you have better conversations in loud places. Just turn on the Live Listen feature and move your iPhone toward the people you're talking with.3 Live Listen uses the microphone to pick up what they're saying more clearly.
Noise App Track your hearing health.
The Noise app tracks decibel levels of the ambient sounds around you, helping you identify when the levels could negatively impact your hearing. The information is stored in the Health app so you can refer to your data whenever you need it.
Mono Audio Find the right balance for you.
When you're using headphones, you may miss some audio if you're hard of hearing or deaf in one ear. That's because stereo recordings usually have distinct left- and right-channel audio tracks. iOS can help by playing both audio channels in both ears, and letting you adjust the balance for greater volume in either ear, so you won't miss a single note of a concerto or word of an audiobook.
Visible and Vibrating Alerts See your alerts. Or feel them.
iPhone lets you know when something's up, in a way you'll notice. It delivers both visual and vibrating alerts for incoming phone and FaceTime calls, new text messages, new and sent mail, and calendar events. You can set an LED light flash for incoming calls and alerts. Or have incoming calls display a photo of the caller. Choose from different vibration patterns or create your own.
Siri Your digital assistant is ready. Just type the word.
Siri helps you with the things you do every day.4 And in iOS 11 or later, there's an accessibility option to set Siri to "Type to Siri" mode. You can use your onscreen keyboard to ask questions, set up reminders, issue commands, and more.
FaceTime Sign across the street, or across the globe.
Catch every gesture and facial expression — from raised eyebrow to ear-to-ear smile. High-quality video and a fast frame rate make FaceTime ideal for people who communicate using sign language. FaceTime detects when you are using sign language in Group FaceTime calls and will automatically make you prominent. And because Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch all come equipped with FaceTime, you can talk to iOS, iPadOS, and macOS users across the street or across the globe.5
iMessage Chat through type, photos, smileys, and more.
iMessage lets you start up a conversation without needing to say or hear a word. Send unlimited messages to anyone on an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, or Mac. Or send a group message to keep everyone in the loop. You can also share photos, videos, locations, links, or the occasional smiley.6
Closed Captions Customizable captions for movies and podcasts.
Watch movies and podcasts with closed captions. Just look for the CC icon to buy or rent captioned movies from the iTunes Store or find captioned podcasts in iTunes U. Download straight to your iPhone to watch on the go. iOS also supports open captions and subtitles. You can even customize captions with different styles and fonts, including styles that are larger and outlined for better legibility. For those who are deaf-blind, iPhone lets VoiceOver users access closed caption and subtitle tracks through their braille displays.
Apple Accessibility Support
User Guides
iPhone User Guide (Tagged HTML)
iPhone User Guide (Apple Books)
iPhone User Guide (Braille)
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