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SRS-Ninja Screencast
A short screen-cast demonstrating srs-ninja.contropa.com Hello prospective learners, and welcome to SRS-Ninja! I #39;ll quickly go through how the site works. You can search to find decks you would like to study. To learn more about a deck click here on the statistics icon. This page will tell you a little about the deck and list out all the cards available to study. To get started hit the "Study" button. This is multiple choice mode. Click on an answer and the screen will flash green or red depending if you were right or not, then move on to the next question. There is also hidden answer mode. To turn it on go to your account setting page by clicking your username. In this version first try to remember what is the answer to this question. After you #39;ve thought about it click on the question or "show answer" to reveal the answer. If you were right click on the green "O" if you were wrong hit the red "X." SRS-Ninja will remember how well you do and pick the cards from the deck that you need to study most. Now if you can #39;t find any decks you like, you can simply make one! Here you can give you deck a name, description, and as many cars as you like. The question goes in the first box (1+1) and the answer goes in the second box (2). You can add more questions by clicking "Add Another Question" and once you #39;re finished click on create deck and you #39;re done! All the decks you #39;ve made will appear in "Your Decks" here. All the decks from others that you #39;ve studied will appear on the ...From:foxumonViews:1 0ratingsTime:02:13More inMusic

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Rod - 106 [DCLTD.07]
Released on Drumcode Ltd. Buy it here: http://www.decks.de Just for promotion. Please write me a direct message if you have complains about this upload concerning copyright issues. In that case, I will delete the video immediately.From:Belanna999Views:2 0ratingsTime:06:57More inMusic

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Skate Church/Santa Cruz Hope gives out 500 skateboard decks
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David Solano at Life in Color (formerly Dayglow) in LA on 11-17-12
David Solano on the decks at Shrine Auditorium for Life in Color paint party, formerly known as Dayglow. Warning: might induce seizures haha. Was hard to keep still because I was basically in a mosh pit, standing room only.From:planeswalkerkhcViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:45More inPets Animals

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Mr. Black TunnelWorm Through-Zero Flanger by Jack Deville
$179.95 proguitarshop.com Hi it #39;s Andy with ProGuitarShop.com and you just experienced the Tunnelworm from Mr. Black. Although flange pedals have existed since the 70 #39;s, through-zero flanging, unlike additive and subtractive flanging, is a true reproduction of the original effect which once involved a whole studio. Instead of running two identical tape decks at the same time for this mesmerizing effect, Mr. Black #39;s Tunnelworm does it all in a compact, dirt simple stomp box. Through-zero flanging is possible by increasing the Tunnelworm #39;s Zero control to it #39;s higher regions, which produces a hollow sound and full signal cancellation and certain points of the cycle. This rare effect can also be shaped and chiseled down to familiar flange and chorus tones or even conjure rotary speaker sounds with the sweep #39;s width and rate controls. Jack Deville, the mastermind behind it all builds the Mr. Black Tunnelworm in Portland, OR and maintains your guitar #39;s dry signal by using a high quality signal path and true bypass switching.From:ProGuitarShopDemosViews:124 7ratingsTime:07:31More inMusic

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After spending close to two decades manning the DJ decks at some of Perth's hottest bars, clubs and music festivals, renowned Perth DJ Paul Malone has decided to hang up his headphones.

Despite building up a reputation as one of the city's most sought-after DJs, the music veteran told Access All Areas it was time for a change - but the decision didn't come lightly.

"It's something I've been thinking about a lot. It's a big adjustment but it's something I really want to do and it's also a test for myself," he said. "I want to try something different, so I'm going to head offshore and get a job up north hopefully."

While he will be putting his DJ skills to rest, Malone said he wasn't going to completely abandon the city's bar and club scene.

"I don't plan on leaving the industry," he said. "I'll probably come back to that in some sort of capacity, maybe something to do with a bar or operating my own bar, something like that.

"I've worked under enough great people over the last 20 years and I've been so embedded in the industry, so it would be a shame to waste that experience. I think if I can go up north for a bit and get some money behind me I can come back and review my options then."

Reflecting on his early beginnings, Malone said he just happened to fall into the DJ scene while working at a Broome pub.

"I was a glassie at a nightclub up there and the DJ went on holidays and, because I was showing some interest in the music, he said 'Look, do you want to look after it while I'm away', and then when he came back he didn't have a job," he said. "So then I got the whole gig and I did that for about two years."

As a regular favourite at Luxe Bar, Tiger Lils, The Breakwater and Connections, Malone has seen his fair share of music festivals and major Perth events having played at the Big Day Out, Good Vibrations and the Perth leg of the Red Bull Air Race.

And while he's collaborated with some music greats including the Black Eyed Peas, Michael Franti and Joey Negro, Malone said his career highlight was hosting an impromptu beach party at two in the morning at Port Beach several years ago.

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Infrasense, Inc., a national leader in detecting subsurface conditions, recently completed subsurface investigations for 17 bridge decks in the Greater Chicago area using Infrared Thermography (IR). Without requiring cores, these detailed condition evaluations provide maps of delaminated areas for each deck, while minimizing disruption to traffic flow. This information will facilitate planning efforts associated with the 3.4 billion dollar Elgin O'Hare Western Access Project, specifically with regards to the widening of the existing expressway. It is important for the project planners to understand the condition of the in-place decks in order to determine what, if any, rehab work is required as part of the widening process.

ARLINGTON, MA (PRWEB) December 20, 2012

The field work was carried out by Infrasense on the 17 decks in just two days. Despite the location of these decks on the Elgin O'Hare Expressway, which carries high traffic volume to and from metro Chicago, the surveys were performed without causing any traffic disruptions or backups. Each lane of each deck was surveyed once using a rolling closure. During the infrared surveys, select areas were "hammer sounded" to confirm delamination and calibrate the infrared images during the off-site data analysis.

Infrared surveys reveal bridge deck delaminations because the delaminations interrupt the flow of heat through the deck. Delaminations occur when the concrete above and below the reinforcing steel begins to deteriorate due to increased stress caused by corrosion of the steel. These delaminations are essentially thin voids in the concrete at the reinforcing steel level, which change the thermal profile of the deck; delaminated areas appear as hot spots in the infrared survey, which are detectable by a sensitive infrared camera. Traditional methods for the detection of delaminations in bridge decks, such as chain dragging and hammer sounding, take time to perform and require the complete closure of the lane being surveyed.

Infrared data is collected in a series of passes across each deck, with each pass covering a deck width of between 12 and 15 feet. For a typical interstate deck with 2 lanes and left and right shoulders, the survey is carried out in four passes one in each lane and one in each shoulder. During the survey, an Infrasense engineer reviews the infrared video data in real-time so that selected areas that appear delaminated in the IR image (higher in temperature than surrounding areas) can be sounded to confirm the presence of delamination. The survey also produces a series of infrared images collected every foot of vehicle travel that are stored and processed off-site for detailed delamination mapping and determination of delamination quantities. Infrasense delivers a map of each surveyed bridge indicating locations and areas of delaminations, as well as areas where sounding was performed for confirmation.

About Infrasense, Inc.

Since 1987, Infrasense, Inc. has specialized in subsurface scanning of roads, bridge structures, floor slabs and other constructed facilites. Infrasense's engineers are skilled in applying ground penetrating radar (GPR), infrared thermography, ultrasonics, and other subsurface technologies for the detection of deterioration and as-built conditions. The firm has also been actively involved in research to advance the field of subsurface detection, enabling us to offer the latest survey and analysis methods to our clients. Learn more about Infrasense, Inc. and its services at http://www.infrasense.com

Ken Maser Infrasense, Inc. (781) 648-0440 Email Information

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Chartis Insurance Water Damage Claim
OP Almaraz and Allied Restoration interviews a business manager acting on behalf of a Chartis Homeowner, who lives in Beverly Hills, about their recent water damage and mold remediation experience.From:AlliedRestorationIncViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:04More inPeople Blogs

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Thundercloud Remodel
Remodeled bathroom. Demo of bathroom. All Fixtures were removed. Mold Remediation. Vanity Cabinet repainted and outfitted with new hinges and pulls. Wilsonart "White Carrara" Countertop Brushed Nickel Fixtures. Floriana "Heather" 6 x 6 surround tiles with Rialto Grey Blend Glass Mosaic insert Floriana "Heather" 12 x 12 tile on floor Mapei "Pewter" Grout Glidden "Soft Meadow" Eggshell paint on walls. Ceiling White on Ceiling Painter #39;s White on Cabinet Champion 4 Toilet Soaking Tub by BootzcastFrom:DynamicSpacesInCOViews:3 0ratingsTime:01:41More inHowto Style

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View From My Parents #39; House in Belize
I #39;m outside on one of the porches that my parents have on their house showing the view around 6:40am.From:MrJrbennerViews:2 0ratingsTime:01:49More inPeople Blogs

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