's left/right wing. If the other side of wing for A refers two more person, A will have now 3 pairs.
If you have more question you can ask me.
I want the security of the site to be high.
Also, a member can only joins with a referral id, if a member joins without a referral id, he/she will be place at the best place in the binary so that the maximum amount of people can earn.
An account can earn only 10pairs maximum per day.
Thats about it.Anybody know when this is suppose to hit? I heard fall but no info on the website. GREAT band and so stoked about this release.
Where did you hear the Gypsy Rose?
the soundbytes are being streamed over on sleazeroxx,a lot sound demo quality,which is what they are,but I thought they'd at least clean em up a bit for the release its called "poisoned by love" and is out on FnA records,you can check it out also at their site.
I'll be all over the Roxy Blue releases when they are available. When that is exactly I don't know. Hopefully before Christmas so Sanny Claus leaves them under my tree. Likely go with the deluxe version with all 3 discs and a T unless the price is outta bounds.
Having never played guitar, I'd really like to know; is Sid Fletcher really as good as I think he is? Opinions?
Got an email back and they are saying early December but no box set now, only sold separately.
Anyone heard Todd Poole's latest band 714? Couple of cds out including their latest American Tragic which was released in Sept. World Breaks Down is reminiscent of the Roxy Blue years.
I did listen to a couple of tunes on youtube. Not as good as Roxy Blue imo but some nice melodies.Sometimes fruit juices can be good for some people if they are made of real fruit without unnecessary additives. Some people find eating real foods too time-consuming or difficult on the digestive system.
Many fruit juices you see at the supermarkets are not nutritious because they have low or no fibre content and they are made of mostly artificial sweetener, colour, and flavour. Even though they are made of only real fruits, they are not as nutritious as real fruits.
9 Knee Surgeries Later!Canadian tyre management company Kal Tire regards Australia as home to some of the world’s most sophisticated mining companies.
It is also a jurisdiction where the company has set lofty ambitions for its Mining Tire Group to become a leading provider of services and products that deliver competitive advantages for these operators.
While Kal Tire has operated in Western Australia since 2000, it wasn’t until 2016 that the company became a truly national player in the country’s mining industry.
Kal Tire expanded through the acquisition of the Klinge & Co. tyre services business, in June last year, demonstrating its coast-to-coast commitment to the Australian market.
The acquisition of Klinge also followed the opening of Kal Tire’s Muswellbrook mining tyre repair facility in New South Wales earlier in the year, a milestone that kick-started its emergence on the east coast.
Kal Tire’s expansion across the country has proved to be a positive move for the company, according to its Mining Tire Group senior vice president, Dan Allan.
He described the acquisition of Klinge as a crucial development in Kal Tire’s strategy to position itself on Australia’s east coast, in addition to the foothold it had already established in WA.
“When the opportunity with Klinge came around, it provided two things. Firstly, it gave us an opportunity to have a presence nationally on more than 20 mine sites across Australia, guys on the ground serving customers every day, and an outstanding long-term reputation,” Allan told Australian Mining.
Kal Tire’s Australian presence consists of around 250 team members servicing more than 20 operations in major mining regions, including the Pilbara in Western Australia, the Hunter Valley in NSW and the Bowen Basin in Queensland.
This may seem like a strong platform for Kal Tire to build on but the company has not lost focus of an aim to add value to its existing mining offering through innovation.
It set up a tyre management innovation program to help it achieve this and, while only a few years old, the initiative has already delivered a series of products and tools into the field.
“Almost three years ago we set up the innovation program after noticing that tyre maintenance, tyre practices, tyre operations hadn’t changed in 25 years,” Allan said.
Kal Tire recently showcased two innovative services developed through the program that are now offered to the mining industry: the Gravity Assist System and Ultra Repair.
The company originally unveiled the Gravity Assist System at MineExpo in Las Vegas in September 2016.
It then exhibited a next generation version of the system at the Asia-Pacific International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) in Sydney this year.
The mechanical tool has been developed to safely and weightlessly manoeuvre the 36-kilo torque guns used to fasten lug nuts on earthmover tyres. The next generation version is two times the size and four times the weight of the prototype, making it capable of performing this job at mine sites.
Gravity Assist acts like a mechanical arm to hold and swivel the torque gun like a weightless extension of the technician’s body, removing the need to fasten almost 70 lug nuts holding an enormous torque gun.
Kal Tire innovation, research and development manager Peter Nilsson said the company focused on how it could improve the safety of this operation, while also making it easier for technicians, in the development of Gravity Assist.
Gravity Assist is valuable for its ability to eliminate pinched fingers, muscle strain and repetitive task muscle disorders, as well as fatigue to help improve efficiency, precision and safety.
Kal Tire is also adding value for Australian miners with the Ultra Repair service, which is available to the industry at its Muswellbrook and Kewdale service centres in NSW and WA, respectively.
Both of Kal Tire’s Australian service centres have become expert practitioners of Ultra Repair, an innovation that uses a proprietary patch to replace damaged tyre cables, as well as a unique installation technology to extend the life of the tyres.
Ultra Repair was 15 years in the making for the company, which had recognised the limitations of traditional tyre repairs in Canada’s coal industry at the start of the century.
Over this period, Kal Tire researched a process that could solve a long-standing, expensive tyre problem that had plagued mining companies.
Australian managing director Darren Flint said the company wanted to develop the materials and the procedure to perform larger and stronger repairs.
“Today, that means we have the capability to repair not only large injuries, but also those located in area that were previously impossible to repair,” Flint said.
Kal Tire launched Ultra Repair in 2014, expanding possibilities for miners when traditional patches risked bulging, lasted only short periods, were appropriate for only smaller injuries or suited only certain locations, like the tread.
With Gravity Assist and Ultra Repair making a positive impression in the industry, Kal Tire remains focused on developing new tools and products that will add further value for mining.
Conventional echo suppressors offer inadequate performance on circuits exhibiting long propagation delay and/or low echo return loss (ERL), due to an increased incidence of double-talk and annoying echo. Echo cancellation is an alternative technique, with the potential of overcoming the echo problem on low ERL circuits and maintaining echo control during double talk. This report describes the design of an echo canceller with an adaptive filter. A description of the echo control problems encountered in telephone network is first made, then the echo suppressor device is described and its disadvantages mentioned. Finally, the description of an echo canceller is made. The proposed device uses nonuniform coding which reduces its cost and size. In addition, it works well not only during double talk but also during phase roll, which are among the most adverse circuits conditions an echo canceller may encounter. As an important fact, when satellite trunks are equipped with echo cancellers, the quality of the circuit equals that of domestic terrestrial circuits.
This thesis investigates adaptive transform coding of speech signals. The thesis addresses the problem of adaptive quantization of the transform coefficients. An all-pole estimate of the signal energy spectrum results in a quantization strategy which outperforms previously reported techniques. Additional perceptual improvements are obtained by pre-emphasizing the input signal to better reproduce high frequency formants and by windowing the input to reduce block boundary discontinuities. Results from computer simulations of this coding technique are presented. At 16 kb/sec the proposed scheme yields high quality speech. At the rate of 9.6 kb/sec, the coded speech is completely intelligible but contains a slight warbling sound.
This thesis presents a study of the theory of convectional and Fractional Tap Spacing Equalizers and outlines their relative benefits and drawbacks. Two special cases of Fractional Tap Spacing Equalizers are emphasized in this work: the T/2-Tap Spacing Equalizer and a new type of equalizer, called a Hybrid Transversal Equalizer, in which the tap spacing is either T or T/2 (where 1/T is the data source symbols rate). A mathematical analysis of these equalizers is carried out and some new results are derived. To support the mathematical analysis, a computer program was used to compare the performance of these models of equalizers and the results are analysed.
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