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MOUNTAIN VILLAGE – Four decades ago, Telluride was a dusty town fading into the backdrop of a dying mining industry.
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A new paradigm emerged, based on snow, not minerals, and once again, the mountains proved to be the town's most valuable assets.
Some of the visionaries who worked hard to rebirth the dying mining town as a thriving tourist mecca share their stories tonight at the Telluride Conference Center, when the Telluride Ski Resort hosts "Skiing Through the Years: A 40 Year Run Through the Life of Telluride Ski Resort."
The event is part of the ski area's 40th anniversary celebration, featuring 40 days of events celebrating the resort's past, present and future.
Colorado Ski Hall of Fame inductee and 2011 Telluride Foundation Outstanding Citizen Bill "Senior" Mahoney, the centerpiece of tonight's celebration, will share his stories of growing up in Telluride and the role he played in shepherding its evolution into the world-class ski resort it is today.
In his inimitable style, Mahoney will bring to life the Telluride journey from boom-to-bust mining town to renowned ski and golf resort, recounting stories from his 80-year history – from learning to ski on Catholic Hill (Telluride's N. Spruce Street, home to St. Patrick's Catholic Church) to riding the Bullion Tram to work in the mines above town to becoming the Telluride Ski Area's first employee. Mahoney's son Junior will chime in with stories from Telluride's last four decades.
As a young teenager in the late 1930s, Senior Mahoney helped cut the first lift line on the hillside where the Coonskin Lift (#7) is today; and throughout his childhood spent winter days riding one of Telluride's early rope tows up Grizzly Gulch – known today as Kids' Hill.
After graduating from Telluride High School, Mahoney served in the Navy. Upon returning home and settling in Telluride with his wife Twylla (his fourth-generation Tellurider wife of 62 years) Mahoney worked as a hard-rock miner with the Idarado Mining Co. Although he enjoyed his work in the mines, Mahoney always knew that developing a ski resort was the only way the small Colorado mountain community could ultimately survive. As he explained in an interview with The Watch in 2011, "Even though I had a good job with Idarado, anybody knows that mining doesn't last forever. If it hadn't have been for the ski area, we'd have skied Catholic Hill and Oak Street, then gotten married and been off to Timbuktu."
Between the late 1950s and mid 1960s, Mahoney helped spearhead two separate attempts to raise enough capital to get a ski area off the ground, neither of which succeeded. But despite those early failures, he never gave up the hope of someday seeing Telluride become home to an economy-boosting ski resort. That hope grew wings in 1968, when entrepreneur and developer Joe Zoline came to town and started accumulating property.
Mahoney was quickly identified as the most knowledgeable guy in town when it came to skiable terrain around Telluride, and in 1969 he was hired to cut some of the first test trail on the mountain.
When Zoline brought ski area designer Emile Allais to town to assess Telluride's feasibility as a ski area, Mahoney toured the mountain with him, going on to help Allais draw a map of favorable lift and trail locations. Allais' favorable report detailing Telluride's potential helped sway both the U.S. Forest Service as well as Zoline's financial backers that a ski area was viable.
Twylla remembers those dynamic years, when her husband's long-held dream of seeing a ski area come to the slopes surrounding their hometown began taking shape. "We talked it over, and I told him, you know, if this thing goes, things are going to change. And they did, and we decided we were ready for it," Twylla said in a 2011 interview with The Watch.
In the ensuing years, five lifts were built on the new Telluride Ski Area, which officially opened for lift-served skiing in the winter of 1972-73.
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Spider Boy!!!!
This is BC's new Second Skin body suit.
We like it much better than his old one.
Partlybecause BC likes wearing it more than his old one, also because it's much easier to take on and off. But mostly because we can already see it's making more of a difference to his mobility.
The old suit had seven zips. This one has three. There are no zips at all around the legs. The bottom half of the suit resemble a pair of lycra bicycle shorts – only, there is a cut out section at his groin to make for easy access when he needs to go to the toilet. This means that, unlike his last suit, the suit does not need to be taken off for toileting. Which is great.
The best thing about this is, according to BC, that like all good super heroes, he gets to wear his undies on the outside ;-).
As you might be able to see in the pic, there is a long zip at the front and zips along both of the arms. There is some boning in the sides of the suit to keep his body straight, but no way near as much as the previous one.
This means the suit is more comfortable for him to wear, which is another reason why he likes it more.
Of course, it also means that since he was fitted for the first suit, he has developed a lot more core strength and balance so they didn't feel the need for as much support.
As soon as BC puts the suit on, we can see how much straighter he sits (or stands). And we've already noticed that his endurance has improved when he walks in his walker with it. He has made the long walk all the way to the shops or back quite a few times in the last month.
And for those who are wondering what it's like to wear, he dislikes it being put on or taken off (which I think it mostly about him not wanting to lie still for a few minutes!) but he never complains about it while he's wearing it. I think it's quite comfortable for him. And he loves showing it to people.
BC chose his Spiderman design from the big book full of designs that they have. I love it, and it has a particular significance because when we are at home, BC's main way to get around the house is to walk 'along' the walls (holding to walls for support and side stepping). We call this his spider walking. So now he really IS Spiderboy.
BC wears the suit 6-8 hours a day, 5 days a week (weekends are off). It's taken off for naps (not that we get many of those any more!) or if he's not feeling well.
The Second Skin people are lovely. The process of getting the suit involved two steps. The first step was an assessment, where they observed BC at play, taking note of his movement and balance and the areas that need most support and 'guidance' (to encourage correct movement). At this appointment, they also took very thorough measurements, as each suit is uniquely made.
Around 4 weeks later, the suit was ready for collection. At this appointment, BC tried the suit on and we checked for any possible problems. They also gave us a little booklet with suggested activities to maximise benefits of wearing the suit (mostly the involve him standing up to play, at a table rather than playing on the floor).
We got a follow up phone call just the other day to check how the suit is going and we'll have a follow up appointment in about 6 months to make sure the suit is still fitting and fulfilling its purpose.
The only downside to the suits is the cost. They are expensive. Around $1500. Thanks so much to the Lions Club for funding BC's suit!!! I don't think we could have afforded it ourselves. The other downside to the suit is that given children grow so fast, they are only wearable for 12-18 months. There are seams that can be unstitched and extra panels to add it to extend the life, but there's not much you can do to stop children from growing! We still have BC's old suit and I'm not sure if there's anything we can do with it, given that it was uniquely designed for him. It seems like a real waste as it still has a lot of life left in it.
If you want to know more, here's the link to the Second Skin website and of course I am happy to answer any other questions anyone might have about them.


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It's got a leak somewhere. The temperature drops because its getting constantly filled with cold water. Shut the feed to it off and see if the pressure drops
I have a model CG 6-SPDN boiler built in 1994 for my hot water radiant heat (radiators) and will be using it also for radiant floor heating in an addition I am building. It has been running fine without any issues, however, a few weeks ago, it started acting differently.
The boiler seems to try to maintain the "system" temperature all the time, even if no zones are calling for heat. I even turned off the thermostats - and even disconnected the wires from the zone control to the boiler. Once the water temperature drops below 160F, it starts heating. It then heats until the temperature reaches about 200F and then turns off. The temperature limiter in the boiler (the little wheel) is set to 170F. The only way to stop this is to turn off the power to the boiler.
The next issue is that the boiler temperature is dropping by maybe 1-2 degrees a minute, so it starts firing up again about every 30 minutes. Is that normal that the temperature drops that quickly? is there some insulation missing or can I add insulation somewhere?
It's got a leak somewhere. The temperature drops because its getting constantly filled with cold water. Shut the feed to it off and see if the pressure drops
[B]No, plumbing ain't rocket science. Unlike rocket science, plumbing requires a license[B]
the cold water feed to the heating system is always turned off, while the heating system is in operation. However, I found that the flow control valve was in the open position and not set to actually prevent the gravity flow. I set it properly going that this could have done it. I did notice that the radiators now are not always hour anymore, so tours a goid thing. The boiler is still constantly firing up without any zone calling for heat and the temperature is ask dropping. The pressure is only at about 5psi, but it doesn't change our get less. What should the pressure be?
I didn't find a leak in any of the piping. Did you mean that the could would have a leak our the piping?
Pressure should be between 12 and 18 lbs normally.
You have a dual aquastat on the boiler.
High limit shuts it off and the low turns it on.
If the low limit is set at 160, the boiler will maintain at least 160 all the time regardless of what the thermostats are set at.
The differential should be set at at 15 or 20 to avoid short cycling.
If you are not using the boiler to make domestic hot water then crank the low limit all the way down or by-pass it by removing and capping the blue wire if it is a Honeywell L8124
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Thank you for your info so far. First thing I did was filling in more water to raise the pressure. The boiler now shows consistently a pressure of about 15 psi. I also adjusted the flow control valve as I mentioned before. The first issue I did have was that the radiators stayed completely hot, even though the room temperature hit the set temperature on the t'stat and the circulator turned off. But I guess the open flow control valve let the hot water still raise through the pipes to the radiators and kept heating them. I guess that also explains some of the quick temperature drop. It seems like the boiler is firing up less often now and keeps the temperature longer. I was not able to measure the difference yet, since I didn't have time to just sit there and wait for the boiler to fire up.
One thing that i still am curious about and am wondering about: As I stated before, the boiler fires up once the temperature goes below about 160 degrees and heats up to about 200 degrees. I looked at the different controls and did not find a way to adjust the low limit setting. I have a relay "White-Rodgers 631-9001X" and a thermostat/limit control from Honeywell and the only markings on there I could decipher said "MPLS" and "198196". That control has a little wheel ranging from 140 - 240 degrees. In the wiring diagram on the boiler it is just mentioned as "additional limit control". Could that actually be the low limit control? Since it would make sense that the boiler starts heating once it goes below 160 degrees if I set it to 170 and consider it a low limit control. It would also explain, why the temperature goes up to 200+ degrees and doesn't stop at 170.
I mean for now the boiler at least has enough pressure and doesn't cool off that quickly and I can control the temperature. Now the only problem that is left is that I would like to adjust it to work more efficiently and not necessarily keep the water temperature always at this high temp and hopefully can also have it stop heating that often.
Is there any way to add additional insulation to it?
Insulating the boiler probably isn't feasible, but insulating the pipes is.
An ideal situation on the newer boilers that can handle the lower temps is to run constantly - that way, the comfort level is improved (no or limited cycling) and lower water temps are more efficient. But, older boilers can be damaged with lower temps (return less than 130 or so) as that can create condensation which can corrode things and leads to early failure. how to optimize what you have would take more knowledge of what you have, how it is configured, and what your loads actually are.
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the manual, the boiler's temperature controls have a fixed ~30F hysteresis- and calls for heat only control the circulator pump. So with the aquastat set to 170F it SHOULD fire until it hits ~200F, turn off, then re-fire when it drops below 170F. On a call for heat from a low temp zone or a zone that's been off for awhile it's likely that it can drop substantially below 170F, so 160F isn't a surprise. Dropping to 160F would be more likely during milder weather than during a cold snap, since the time between calls for heat are longer. It sounds as if it's behaving normally in that regard.
If the system has enough heat emitters to deliver enough heat to keep up even at a lower boiler temp even during the colder weather, if the boiler is in an unheated basement you can save 2-3% on fuel for every 10F you drop the boiler temperature. Since the aquastat can adjust as low as 140F, give it a shot, and bump it up 5-10F at a time if the zones don't keep up on the extremely cold days. Since you have evidence that it can undershoot the aquastat setting by 10F going lower than that wouldn't be a good idea even if it can be turned down further. As jadnashua correctly points out, cast iron boiler can suffer condensation damage on the heat exchangers if they regularly fire with 130For lower return water, but it'll be fine to let the boiler hit those temps briefly on a burn where it goes relatively quickly back up to (140F + 30F=) 170F, re-evaporating any condensation that formed at the beginning of the burn. This is very different from being fed sub-130F return water continuously, potentially accumulating condensation on the heat exchangers throughout the burn. Its even less of an issue if it's plumbed with a system-bypass/boiler-bypass piping, mixing some of the boiler output with the return water, as long as the boiler fires up promptly at or above 130F.
Lowering the boiler temp 20-30F lowers the standby loss considerably. In an uninsulated basement that standby loss it almost all a true loss, and not supporting the heat load of the whole house. Lowering the average output temp 20-30F also lowers the losses from the distribution plumbing, but it's still worth insulating any of the heating system plumbing (even the returns).
Thank you for all your info! The idea of insulating the pipes is greatly appreciated, since I did not think of that yet and it probably will make quite a difference.
Thank you also for pointing out to look for the manual. I am wondering if the manual you referenced is for the current boilers and if they behave differently than the one I have. I looked for the discontinued boilers at Weil McLain's website and found the following manual, which seems to be the old model I have. On page 7 it references the boiler water temperature and it references the high limit control. So it seems that this control is really a high limit control and then I would assume that the control is either shot or that the sensor is not ok or something like that.
I guess I am going to have a pro come and look at it - and once it works properly - i can hopefully insulate the piping and lower the temperature and maybe install a system bypass!?


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Brett Eldredge hasn't released a full-length album yet, but his singles "Don't Ya" and "Raymond" have been popular with country fans.
Now Eldredge is set to open for Taylor Swift, which he called "a great opportunity."
In the midst of rehearsing for the tour and working on his debut album, which will be released this summer, we called Eldredge in Nashville to talk about the tour, "Don't Ya" and hitting the road with Swift.
Q. Are you excited to come to Omaha with Taylor Swift?
A. Are you kidding? Absolutely. Omaha is the very first one on the 13th. In fact, we've got a rehearsal all night tonight. Then, we've got one Wednesday and Thursday. We've been playing together and getting ready to hit the arena.
Q. Are you excited to open for Taylor Swift?
A. I was actually onstage at a show when I got the call about it. I had five missed calls, and it was my manager saying we got a bunch of shows with Taylor Swift. I was so pumped. As soon as I heard, I got ahold of the guys in the band. We're so ready to play it. It's such a great opportunity. Her fans are so loyal and so awesome. They've been along for this ride with her since the beginning. She's got such a great fanbase and I can't wait to play for them. I'm beyond excited. I'm ready to come to Omaha and bring a fun little start to the shows out there. I'm really excited to do it. She has the best fans in the world and I'm excited to be a part of it.
Q. "Don't Ya" has been a successful song. Did you expect that?
A. It was a song I was playing live that I had written and it was really connecting with the fans. People were singing along and it was getting even more known every time I'd play it live. The label, myself and everybody wanted to record it. Now, the video's gonna come out in the next few weeks. It's really cool to play it at a show and having people singing back to you. It's a really cool feeling. I'm definitely having a great time with it.
Q. You wrote that song yourself. What was the inspiration?
A. The main inspiration was when I went to a show up north somewhere. I was playing onstage and there was this girl in the crowd that I never even met — I never met her before the show or after the show — and she'd look away and then look back. She was playing tricks on me and the band and everybody. When we left and went back to Nashville, I had that picture of that girl in my head. I wanted to write a song about how girls are good and playing tricks on our mind.
Q. You've been working on your debut album for a while. Do you know when it will be out?
A. It will come out this summer. I'm so ready to get it out to everybody. My fans have been so patient with me. I've got another 11 songs on the album that people are waiting to hear. This summer, it's definitely coming. I can finally say that for sure now.
Q. Do you have a title yet?
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This is a discussion on 375 Holland - Unique Handloading data Sought within the .375 & Up forums, part of the HUNTING EQUIPMENT, FIREARMS & AMMUNITION category; Gentle Readers, I am hoping that someone of you can properly address this matter, Seems a rather interesting proposition The ...
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375 Holland - Unique Handloading data Sought
Gentle Readers,
I am hoping that someone of you can properly address this matter, Seems a rather interesting proposition
The story goes like this:
The other day (which is a better opening than "on a dark stormy night") this "Wizard" was in my office expounding the virtues of the 375 H & H not altogether uncommon you might say
But wait
His claim was, that with proper recipes you could handload the 375 in such a manner that, within 300 yards< the bullet flight, ie the point of impact would be, or could be made to be, the same whether you mounted a 235 gr bullet or anything in between up to and including a 310 grain projectile
The point was a "series" of loads that would accomplish this feat.
I imagined the efficiency of something like this. Proper loads at hand, same sight picture and irrespective of the round chambered, it would fall to the same point of impact. No scope or sight adjustment required
Same individual claimed that all of these loads would (should) shoot as flat as a .30/06
Thus, with one rifle and a fist full of proper hand loads you would be essentially ready for anything
Quite a concept to be sure
can it be done?
Anyone 'done' it
can't wait to hear"He even took the gramophone on safari. Three rifles, provisions for a month and . . . . Mozart"
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A .30-06 shooting what bullet weight? As for the rest of this, that may be possible though I'm doubting it. The reason it MAY be possible because the heavier projectiles while initially slower will maintain there momentum better than the lighter projectiles. It's kind of like the difference between throwing a ping pong ball and a baseball.
BUT, I'd want to see more details before I bought into this.U.S. Contact for HartzView Safaris
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Now you get the feeling of where I am on this
No mention of bullet weight on the .30/06 but I would guess prolly 180 just a guess but seems kind of std
Alos I am no physics wizard but here is how I follow it
first blush says slow down the light weight bullets and then speed up the heavy ones. Sounds good until that whole "momentum" things shows up
Obviously a 235 gr bulley and a 300 gr bullet, launches at even the same velocity will shed speed at a different rate because of momentum
My little mind can't figure out how to compensate for all the variables
Which is why I asked for experienced people for assistance
I am not saying you couldn't make it all work But, what I am saying, and assuming that it would it seems to me that by the time you worked it all out you would be standing ass deep in spent brass with a sore shoulder and a word out press
Hence again, my thoughts (and request) for someone who might have accomplished this feat.
Even just a starting point might save a few thousand rounds in trial and error
You have to admit though, the concept is intriguing"He even took the gramophone on safari. Three rifles, provisions for a month and . . . . Mozart"
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If one has the time, money and enough shoulder pads to wear out and patience...I believe this could be made to happen. Simple matter of these days at least, throwing all the needed info into a computer and coming up with the approximate data and going to it. Why anyone would bother is beyond me but who knows. I'll bet the "wizard" never bothered with it.
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Sort of intriguing but I know I won't be bothered trying to figure it out. I've had all sorts of things told to me by "wizards" that one had to wonder where they got these things. A favorite of mine came from a friend and co-worker I knew that grew up in Montana hunting elk and mule deer.
Well one morning a bunch of us were shooting the shinola about rifles, when he spoke up about the wonders of the dead flat shooting of a .300 Weatherby that a friend of his had. He then told us about the shot he saw this guy put on a mulie at 700 yards... measured. Hmmm thinks I and then asked, "So Hal, just how high of a hold did your buddy have?" He replies, "He aimed dead on the shoulder, amazing isn't it!" Yes says I, must get me some of them thar gravity defyin' boolits!U.S. Contact for HartzView Safaris
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use a ballistics calulator will give you an idea of a good strating point.One qwestion, why? My CZ 550 shoots 270 gr tsx @2715fps that easily surpases 3006 trajectory. The reality is that at common field distances and from field positions 4 or 5 inches up or down would be hard to replicate every time.
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Second Wind, I am almost ashamed to ask, but I take it your "wizard" had no loads tested? Did he at least tell you where he sourced this information?Overkill is underestimated!
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If I am reading this correctly, (if I am not, please let me know), but the "wizard" in question says "one load", i.e. just say 77.2gr of IMR4350 or whatever his majical recipe is, and regardless of bullet weight it will have the same point of impact? I am not sure this is even possible, a 270gr. bullet would leave the tube at a higher velocity than a 300gr, therefore the gravitational pull of the earth would make this impossible. Physics 101 from high school, that's why in the days of old (pirates and Navy ships of the time((England, France, Spain, etc)) used more powder in the cannons for longer shots, and that was with cannonballs of the same weight.
Think you wizard, is doing this in his dream state.
Re-reading you post I saw that it was a series of loads, in which I agree with the others, the time and effort put into such an event would be almost impossible and not even fun. I think, you work up some pet loads, buy 2 scopes with QD rings and sight the individual scopes in with your selected load. Makes more since to me."That which does not kill us makes us stronger" Friedrich Nietzsche // That which does not kill me, better run like hell" Scott Smith
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It is possible -theoretically- to do that IF you zero your scope at a given distance +-100y and then start playing with your reloads. This will NOT work as stated at ALL distances between muzzle and 300y. The reason is very simple - barrel vibrations, barrel whip.
Every little difference in weight, speed and charge will result in a change in the barrel whip and therefore you will never get it to throw all the heads at the same trajectory out to 300y.
You might get lucky and get 2 or 3 different loads to zero close together at a given distance but they will spread out at any other distance.Bowtech Beast 92lb
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not knowing anything about hand loading, but if you had 3 different bullet weights couldnt you have the same point of impact say 200yds , simply by having different powder loads, so the heavier bullets have a higher velocity to combat drop from weight. so by having 3 different loadings you get the same zero with different bullet weights. or have i totally misunderstood what was written in the first place.......
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But why? Take advantage of the pros you get using different bulletweight to different situations and game. And use the adjustments on your scope. Plain and simple.The best hunt are the one in your dreams, the next best are the one in your memories.
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thanks everyone for all the input...I did a little basic research and almost everything at any point on the trajectory, regardless of bullet weight (I am talking strictly factory loads here) is inside 2 inches of another...So, my conclusion is that the easiest thing is just to adjust for it or crank the scope a mite.
When I narrow it down to say a 260/270 grain bullet compared to a 300 grain bullet the trajectory difference is, at best, negligible
Further, is the rifle is sighted for the 260 grain bullets, the trigger puller probqably will not notice the difference when a 300 gr bullet is launched inside of 100 yds at DG
As far as my "Wizard's" source for this tail chaser, that was not disclosed however, I am strongly suspect that it may have come from the pointy end of my bottle of 16 y.o. Scotch
But thanks for everyone's participation"He even took the gramophone on safari. Three rifles, provisions for a month and . . . . Mozart"
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This is not magic at all. About five minutes research in an old Speer reloading manual tells me that with both loads zeroed at 100 yards, a Speer 235 gr. bullet with a BC of .317, with a muzzle velocity of about 2650 fps will have virtually the same point of impact at 300 yards as that of the 285gr Speer bullet with a BC of .354 departing the muzzle at 2600 fps..
Any basic ballistics program will allow you to fine tune these results for virtually any bullet, as long as you can find out its ballistic coefficient.
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Limit your water use. Change all the showerheads to low flow and see about installing a field line just for the washing machine. If you have any leaky faucets or toilets they must be repaired.
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not so much to me anyway...Between Terry's Salk and the Catalyst on the first three songs I didn't think I'd be able to tell the difference at all unless something changed. I eventually felt I could tell the difference - but I thought they were more alike than different until I encountered distortions.
So with you previous thoughts Kwarny, you'd be a good one to include ---
For that matter - anyone especially certain they could ID something or other would be a great candidate!
It's like the ole pepsi vs. coke challenge. Do you think you can tell the difference? I thought for sure I could. I usually think I don't even like pepsi, but I do like coke. I participated in a challenge one time where a dixie cup on hot pepsi and a dixie cup of hot coke was served and I had to guess which was which. I couldn't -- and neither could the rest of the class. Accuracy in total was a bit worse that 50% if IIRC. Speakers are probably something like that. You may be able to ID your speakers if they sounded like they do in your room - but take them out of your room and put them in a room without the same sound and EQ and it's really a lot more difficult than I bet we'd all like to admit.
Who knows. I would have thought subwoofer enthusiasts could somewhat more accurately pick out the difference between and ported and sealed subwoofer. Pretty much all the voters failed miserably - and in the subwoofer world - ported vs. sealed is supposedly one of the biggest gaps in SQ difference and often a "first question" that may be asked of a potential customer to determine which way to recommend their direction. Kinda funny when you think about it.


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Podget is a simple podcast aggregator optimized for running as a scheduled background job (i.e. cron). It features support for downloading podcasts from RSS and XML feeds, for sorting the podcasts into folders and categories, for importing podcast URLs from iTunes PCAST files and OPML lists, automatic M3U and ASX playlist creation, and automatic cleanup of old podcasts. It also features automatic UTF-16 conversion for podcasts hosted on Windows servers.
selector is a command line utility for dynamic string selection. It reads the content of the specified files, and as the user types a list of strings separated by ";" (or a regexp), the display is updated in real time to show only the lines containing all the said strings (or matching the regexp). This command was mainly designed as a way to search in the shell history, for which it is substantially more efficient than the standard readline ^R binding. With the -v option, it injects the selected line into the tty input buffer, hence allowing the user to edit the line and execute it as a standard command.
tkpg is a program that provides a GUI front end to Philip Zimmermann's Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) public-key encryption system and also the GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG/gpg) implementation. It utilizes the Clipboard Selection heavily to ease moving pgp-processed text both to and from any of your applications (such as mail reader, news reader, and editor). This removes the need to select the output text by hand or by typing in a filename, since it is usually placed in the Selection automatically for you.
The MirBSD Korn Shell (mksh) is an actively developed successor of pdksh (the Public Domain Korn Shell), aimed at producing a shell good for interactive use, but with the primary focus on scripting. It is intended to be portable to most *nix-like operating systems as long as they're not too obscure. mksh incorporates improvements from OpenBSD and Debian, as well as bugfixes and enhancements developed for the MirOS, FreeWRT, and MidnightBSD projects and Android. The emacs command line editing mode is UTF-8 capable, and Byte Order Marks are ignored in scripts. The shell supports large files, as well as all pdksh and some csh, AT&T ksh, zsh, and GNU bash features, is compatible with the Bourne shell and POSIX (within limits), has no limit on array sizes, and incorporates some other useful builtins and features. While being already fast and small (without losing functionality), flags to make it even smaller can be given at compile time. An interactive shell reads "~/.mkshrc" on startup.
John the Ripper is a fast password cracker, currently available for many flavors of Unix, Windows, DOS, BeOS, and OpenVMS. Its primary purpose is to detect weak Unix passwords. It supports several crypt(3) password hash types commonly found on Unix systems, as well as Windows LM hashes. On top of this, lots of other hashes and ciphers are added in the community-enhanced version (-jumbo), and some are added in John the Ripper Pro.
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SaVi is satellite visualization software that lets you create, run, examine, and modify satellite orbits in two and three dimensions. Simulations of Iridium, Globalstar, Galileo, GPS, and other satellite constellations are included. SaVi requires Tcl and Tk on a system with Unix libraries. SaVi works well with the 3D renderer Geomview. Geomview is optional, though recommended for its 3D rendering capabilities.
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If you expected Week 11 to start sort out the playoff picture, you were dead wrong. At the top, nobody seems to want to pull away, while the race for the final playoff spots is crazier than ever. This was no more typified than in a pair of nail-biters. The Sour Diesel picked up a must-win over the Ninjas by .5, while the Reignmakers did the same in a 1 point victory over the Silver Foxes. The Sour Diesel were led by KansasCityCats who took the WST. Both the Reignmakers and Diesel are part of a 6-way tie for the 8th seed. The door was left open for the Hustle to retake the #1 spot by themselves, but they fell in a close game to the Honey Badgers, bringing both teams into a three-way tie for first with the Ninjas.
The three hard-luck teams facing serious trouble at 4-6 all got wins to move into the logjam. The Triple (the highest-scoring team in pick em in case you didn't know), won a high-scoring matchup against the Chronic. The Cartel were the highest scoring team of the week in an easy win over the Monkeys. And the Blowfish were able to send the reeling Killa Beez to another loss and drag them back into the pack. Somehow, the Rawdogs were able to buck the 5-6 trend, easily defeating the Warriors. Had they lost, half the league would've been 5-6. Finally the Cardsharks kept their strong position in a blowout over the Pirates.
Silver Foxes 35.5 Sour Diesel
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WorkingWiki is a software extension for MediaWiki that makes a wiki into a powerful environment for collaborating on publication-quality manuscripts and software projects. The WorkingWiki extension allows you to store "source files" in your wiki and develop, test, run, and publish them easily. Examples include a project of five LaTeX files and six EPS images that compile together into a single PDF file, or an R script that includes two other R source files and produces a CSV data file and several EPS figures. The WorkingWiki extension keeps track of when the source files have changed and when to redo the processing to update the output, and how to display the various file formats involved. The output files and images can be displayed in wiki pages along with the source code, and can be used as inputs to further computations.
MBSL (MicroBlaze Simple Linux) is a set of Makefile scripts to create an image of a Linux-based OS for the Xilinx MicroBlaze (FPGA) soft processor. It provides very simple package management that allows you to customize the resulted image. The purpose is to just type 'make build install' and get the configured image.
Fluxfont is a specialized tool that attempts to tackle the privacy concerns raised by the possibility to collect information about the fonts installed on a system. Such information can be used to uniquely identify a system. With Fluxfonts, new fonts are randomly created and removed to prevent the same fingerprint from being recreated.
Xvisor is a type-1 hypervisor that aims to provide a monolithic, light-weight, portable, and flexible virtualization solution for ARMv5, ARMv6, ARMv7a, ARMv7a-ve, ARMv8a, x86_64, and other CPU architectures. It primarily supports full virtualization, and hence supports a wide range of unmodified guest operating systems. Paravirtualization is optional and is supported in an architecture independent manner (such as VirtIO PCI/MMIO devices) to ensure that no changes are required in the guest OS.
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"We think this is going to be a remarkable, positive development on all sides," president John Schuerholz said. "It will make it far greater for our fans, with a far more enjoyable experience. It should be successful. We believe it makes us look more comfortably, favorably and positively toward the continued development of our organization." Learn More at homeofthebraves.com.
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Bork is a very small, cross-platform file encryption utility using a password-based RC4 algorithm. It is designed to be included in source code form along with the files it encrypts for long-term storage (eg on CD-R). Its minimal external dependencies are designed to make it fairly futureproof.
C5Connector.Java is a backend for the Core Five file manager. It provides a bridge between the file manager and a storage backend and works like a transparent virtual file system or a proxy. It includes a default implementation for accessing the local filesystem (on the server side). The API encapsulates the building of JSON and is intended to be used within JSPs as well as with a template engine like Velocity or FreeMarker.
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Marlboro, VT-- Marlboro residents Edmund and Veronica Brelsford, professors of language and literature, are retiring this year after 41 years of teaching at Marlboro College.
Edmund's appetite for languages seems boundless. As an undergraduate at the University of Miami, he tackled French, Spanish and Russian. His graduate work took him to Madrid, Paris, Mexico, Grenoble, Havana and Siena, as well as to Middlebury College for an M.A. Along the way he added Italian, Norwegian and Brazilian Portuguese.
Born in Austria of German parents, Veronica encountered her first foreign language, English, at the age of five. She received her B.A. from Pembroke College at Cambridge University and an M.A. in French studies from Middlebury College.
During their time at Marlboro, the Brelsfords, who arrived at Marlboro fluent in five languages, have taught over 35 languages. Because of their willingness to learn, the couple has taken on obscure and challenging languages, including ancient Sumerian and Burmese.
Global travelers, the Brelsfords present an equal fusion of language and culture to their students, hosting regular language events celebrating the culture, food and music associated with the various languages which they teach. This past fall, 41 students joined them at their home for an evening of foreign poetry, food, and song.
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