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We made a selection of some blogs of the speakers who have participated during the last editions in the International Seminars of the UNESCO Chair.

• Stephen Downes:  www.downes.ca

• Brian Lamb: blogs.ubc.ca/brian

• George Siemens: www.elearnspace.org/blog/

• David Wiley: opencontent.org/blog/

• Laura Czerniewicz:  cloudworks.ac.uk/user/view/1125

• Teemu Leinonen: flosse.blogging.fi/

• Tim Unwin: unwin.wordpress.com/

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• Larry Johnson: www.nmc.org/blog/ljohnson

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MIAMI – Florida International University is creating a database of fluent Haitian Creole speakers willing to volunteer their time to help with a number of ongoing efforts to support South Florida’s Haitian community in the aftermath of the earthquake that devastated Haiti last month.

Interpreters are needed right away to assist the College of Law’s Carlos A. Costa Immigration and Human Rights Clinic as it helps Haitian immigrants apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). FIU also is responding to a number of requests from its community partners who need Creole interpreters.

This need became evident during the first meeting of the FIU Haiti Relief Task Force, a group of leaders from around the university brought together by FIU President Mark B. Rosenberg for the purpose of coordinating the short, mid- and long-term efforts of the university in response to the Haiti disaster.

Throughout FIU, various departments are identifying and harnessing the knowledge and skills of faculty, staff and students to address the medical, infrastructure and other relief and recovery needs for Haiti. FIU also is committed to assisting its students with ties to Haiti who are experiencing hardship as a result of the earthquake.

The task force’s chairwoman and coordinator, Senior Vice President for External Relations Sandra Gonzalez-Levy, said she was impressed with the number of efforts already under way and wants to support them by creating a centralized database of Creole speakers that can be called upon to assist on different projects over the next few weeks and months.

“We have a very generous university community that wants to help, including eager students who were quick to respond to the call for relief” Gonzalez-Levy said. “This committee will support and amplify those efforts by identifying resources, leveraging partnerships and facilitating information.”

College of Law Dean Alex Acosta explained that the TPS application process is quite detailed and it is imperative that law students and faculty who volunteer to help local Haitians fill out the paperwork have the support of fluent Creole speakers as interpreters.

“We need reliable interpretation because people’s right to obtain TPS status hangs in the balance,” Acosta said. “I’m certain that within the university community we have the people to fill this need.”

Anyone interested in volunteering may fill out the form on the FIU Hope for Haiti:Doing Our Part website. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and other members of the South Florida community are welcome.

Media Contact:  Madeline Baró at 305-348-2234.

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Five of the U.S. attorneys fired by the Bush administration in 2006 told law students at Arizona State University that there's no place for politics in the courtroom.

The former prosecutors, among nine fired at the time, were asked to talk to the students about the role of prosecutors and the ethical considerations they face. They appeared to agree that politics were behind the firings.

"It was an unprecedented period of turmoil," said Carol Lam, talking about the political mood in the Justice Department. Lam, deputy general counsel for Qualcomm in San Diego, formerly was the U.S. attorney for Southern California.

Typically, U.S. attorneys are nominated by the president and approved by the Senate. However, small changes in the Patriot Act allowed the Justice Department to put in replacements without getting congressional approval.

The attorneys said they suspected that their firings were prompted by a range of political pressures over such things as voter-fraud cases. The Bush administration denied the firings were motivated by politics.

Bud Cummins, a consultant who formerly was the U.S. attorney for eastern Arkansas, said that politics were a reality of the job. He said everyone on the panel had a political background or they would not have been appointed.

"What's important to understand is that once you get this job, you have to hang politics at the door," he said.

Cummins didn't see the firings as a grand conspiracy executed by some "Wizard of Oz" in the White House. He views it as a series of bad decisions.

John McKay, a professor at the Seattle University School of Law and former U.S. attorney for western Washington, said he didn't understand what was going on when a boss told him the office was "going in another direction" since he had just received a good evaluation.

David Iglesias, a military prosecutor and former U.S. attorney for New Mexico, said that when he took the federal prosecutor's job, he stopped participating in activities like fundraisers or contributing to political candidates to avoid the appearance of favoritism. He said the effort to politicize the Justice Department failed.

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Paul Charlton, a shareholder in Phoenix law firm of Gallagher & Kennedy, formerly was Arizona's U.S. attorney. He said he resisted the push from above to seek a death penalty in a drug-case death where the evidence for such a penalty was not strong enough.

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“Keith Ellison, widely hailed as America’s first Muslim congressman, could more accurately be described as CAIR and Hamas’ man in Congress. Congressman Ellison has been a regular presence at CAIR fundraisers and at pro-Hamas rallies in the United States. As a former member of Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam, Ellison has enough anti-semitic and Islamist credentials to satisfy anyone, and had expressed openly anti-semitic beliefs in the past.

Since Ellison got his start with CAIR , his attempt to provide support for Hamas is completely unsurprising. Both Hamas and CAIR are projects of the Muslim Brotherhood, which also helped birth Al Queda. Organizations like CAIR do the same work in America that Hamas does in Israel. The difference is that CAIR does its work on a political level, while Hamas functions on both a political and a military level. Like CAIR, Ellison is careful to cloak his pro-Hamas agenda, which he does by mentioning that all violence is wrong and that Israelis probably shouldn’t be shelled– but the thrust of his agenda is to force Israel to open its border with Hamas.

None of this is up till now is shocking. But what Congressman Keith Ellison accomplished was to convince 53 other Democratic congressmen to join him in this venture. It is not particularly surprising to find the House’s most radical anti-Israel voices signing their names onto Ellison’s letter. It would be inconceivable if a letter aiding Hamas did not carry the signatures of Barbara Lee, Jim Moran or Jim McDermott, who helped Ellison spearhead the whole campaign. It is essentially inconceivable that any letter circulated in congress opposing Israel would not get their signature.

“Jim Moran had managed to blame even the Iraq War on the Jews and McDermott was actually named CAIR’s Public Official of the Year. Neither is West Virginia Arab Congressman, Nick Rahall, who is the Democratic party’s version of Darrel Issa, who is tied to CAIR as well, and previously voted against Israel’s right to defend itself. Rahall is also the top recipient of CAIR donations. The likes of Diane Watson or Pete Stark aren’t complete surprises either. Pete Stark has a history of being both anti-Israel and unstable. Neither is Carolyn Kilpatrick, who voted against Israel’s right to defend itself, and against condemning terrorist attacks on Israel. Kilpatrick, like virtually every Democrat on the list, is also tied to CAIR….

“And it is instructive to note how many of the congressmen and congresswomen on the list are funded by CAIR money. Keith Ellison, John Conyers, Loretta Sanchez, Betty McCollum, Lois Capps, Bill Pascrell, Elijah Cummings, Bob Filner, Mike Honda, Barbara Lee, John Dingell, James Moran, Nick Rahall, Andre Carson, Mary Jo Kilroy, Carolyn Kilpatrick and Jim McDermott are among the top receivers of CAIR money in congress.

It is of course no surprise that this list weighs heavily toward Minnesota and Michigan, where CAIR is strong. But it also includes twelve congressmen from California, 3 from New Jersey, 4 from New York and 6 from Massachusetts. These numbers are not mere statistics, they define the rising influence of the Muslim Brotherhood on American politics, state by state….READ MORE: SULTAN KNISH

The Full List of Congressmen who signed on to the letter, by State and District, with contact info, and their current list of challengers in the upcoming elections:

Arizona

Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-7) Fax: 202-225-1541 = AZ 7th Distict

California

Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-6) Fax: 202-225-5163- CA 6th District

Rep. Lois Capps (D-23) Fax: 202-225-5632 - CA 23rd District – Challenger John Davidson

Rep. Sam Farr (D-17) Fax: 202-225-6791- CA 17th district

Rep. Bob Filner (D-51) Fax: 202-225-9073 - CA 51st district – challenger Nick Popaditch

Rep. Barbara Lee (D-9) Fax: 202-225-9817 - CA 9th District

Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-47) Fax: 202-225-5859 - CA 47th District – challenger Van Tran

Rep. Pete Stark (D-13) Fax: 202-226-3805 - CA 13th District

Rep. Mike Honda (D-15) Fax: 202-225-2699 - CA 15th District

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-12) Fax: 202-226-4183- CA 12th District

Rep. Diane Watson (D-33) Fax: 202-225-2422 - CA 33rd District

Rep. George Miller (D-7) Fax: 202-225-5609 - CA 7th District

Connecticut

Rep. Jim Himes (D-4) Fax: 202-225-9629- 4th district – challenger Dan Debicella



Indiana

Rep. André Carson (D-7) Fax: 202-225-5633 - 7th district – challenger Carlos May and Marvin Bailey Scott

Iowa

Rep. Bruce Braley (D-1) Fax: 202-225-9129 - 1st district – challenger Rod Blum

Kentucky

Rep. John Yarmuth (D-3) Fax: 202-225-5776 - 3rd district - multiple challengers

Maryland

Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-7) Fax: 202-225-3178

Rep. Donna Edwards (D-4) Fax: 202-225-8714

Massachusetts

Rep. Michael Capuano (D-8) Fax: 202-225-9322 - 8th district

Rep. William Delahunt (D-10) Fax: 202-225-5658 - 10th district - multiple challengers

Rep. Jim McGovern (D-3) Fax: 202-225-5759 - 3rd district – challenger Marty Lamb

Rep. John Tierney (D-6) Fax: 202-225-5915 - 6th district – Challenger David Sukoff and Bill Hudak

Rep. John Olver (D-1) Fax: 202-226-1224- 1st district – challenger Jeffrey Paul Donnelly

Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-9) Fax: 202-225-3984 - 9th district – challenger Vernon Harrison and Keith Lepor

Michigan

Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick (D-13) Fax: 202-225-5730

Rep. John Conyers (D-14) Fax: 202-225-0072

Rep. John Dingell (D-15) Fax: 202-226-0371

Minnesota

Rep. Keith Ellison (D-5) Fax: 202-225-4886 - 5th district – challenger Barb Davis

Rep. Betty McCollum (D-4) Fax: 202-225-1968 - 4th district – challenger Ed Matthews

Rep. James Oberstar (D-8) Fax: 202-225-6211- 8th district - multiple challengers

New Jersey

Rep. Donald Payne (D-10) Fax: 202-225-4160 - 10th district -

Rep. Rush Holt (D-12) Fax: 202-225-6025- 12th district – challenger Mike Halfacre and Scott Sipprelle

Rep. William Pascrell (D-8) Fax: 202-225-5751- 8th district – challenger Danielle Staub

New York

Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-11) Fax: 202-226-0112- 11th district

Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-22) Fax: 202-226-0774 - 22nd district – challenger George Philips

Rep. Paul Tonko (D-21) Fax: 202-225-5077 - 21st district – challenger Arthur Welser

Rep. Eric Massa (D-29) Fax: 202-226-6599- 29th district – challenger Tom Reed (in a GOP district)

North Carolina

Rep. David Price (D-4) Fax: 202-225-2014 - 4th district – challengers George Hutchins, Lawson and Frank Roche

Ohio

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-9) Fax: 202-225-7711 - 15th district – challengers John Adams and Senator Stivers

Re. Mary Jo Kilroy (D-15) 614-294-2196 – 9th district

Oregon

Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-3) Fax: 202-225-8941-3rd district

Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-4) Fax: 202-225-0032 - 4th district – challenger Sid Leiken

Pennsylvania

Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-2) Fax: 202-225-5392 - 2nd district

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-7) Fax: 202-225-0280 - 7th district – challenger Patrick Meehan and Dawn Steisland

Vermont

Rep. Peter Welch (D-At Large) Fax: 202-225-6790 - 1st district

Virginia

Rep. Jim Moran (D-8) Fax: 202-225-0017 - 8th district – challengers Matthew Berry , Mark Ellmore, J Patrick Murray

Washington

Rep. Jim McDermott (D-7) Fax: 202-225-6197 - 7th district

Rep. Adam Smith (D-9) Fax: 202-225-5893 – 9th district – challengers Dick Muri and James Postma

Rep. Jay Inslee (D-1) Fax: 202-226-1606 - 1st district – challenger James Watkins

Rep. Brian Baird (D-3) Fax: 202-225-3478 - 3rd district – challengers David Castillo, David Hedrick and Jon Russell

West Virginia

Rep. Nick Rahall (D-3) Fax: 202-225-9061 – 3rd district – challengers Lee Bias, Gary Gearheart and Conrad Lucas

Wisconsin

Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-2) Fax: 202-225-6942 -2nd district - Tim Terenz

Rep. Gwen Moore (D-4) Fax: 202-225-8135 - 4th district – challenger Dan Sebring

Virginia

Rep. Glen Nye (D-2) Fax: 202-225-4218 - 2nd district – challengers Ben Loyola, Ken Golden, Ed Maulbeck, Bert Misuzawa, Scott Rigell and Scott W Taylor

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My latest adventure with the Nokia N900 has been learning how to control the Status LED on the front of the Nokia N900. The best discussion of this can be found in the thread (N900) Possible to change the colour of the notification light???.

Codemonkey listed the current set of patterns and said that adding new patterns to the list should be easy, but that getting other applications to use the new patterns might be difficult. So, I figured I would go out and add a few new patterns and see if I could get them to work.

The patterns are in the /etc/mce/mce.ini file. This is a text file you can edit with any text editor. It is suggested that you make a backup copy of the mce.ini file, which is a good idea. However, I don’t believe you can really do a lot of damage editing this file.

Editing existing patterns is relatively simple. The one thing that you need to know is that the N900 appears to use the patterns in the section, so make sure you are editing the right pattern in the right section. I did find it challenging to use multiple engines, which is what appears to be necessary to make the led flash different colors. I may come back to that again later.

Adding a new pattern requires one additional step. There is a section called which have a list of patterns. Any new pattern should be added to this semi-colon delimited list. For my purposes, the first thing I did was add the PatternExample pattern to this list so I could use it in testing. Later, I added PatternFoo for additional testing. For my purposes, I may add seven new patterns, PatternR, PatternG, PatternB, PatternRG, PatternRB, PatternBG and PatternRGB. Each of these would leave the LED on for the specified color.

The next step was to reload the patterns. I used the command

initctl stop mce; sleep 2; initctl start mce

Finally, I could test my patterns. Lifting from the script that CodeMonkey provided, I used the commands

dbus-send --system --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.req_led_pattern_activate string:PatternExample

and

dbus-send --system --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.req_led_pattern_deactivate string:PatternExample

to turn on and off the LED patterns. Throwing this into a shell script with appropriately placed ‘sleep’ commands, I could make an interesting set of LED display sequences.

With that, I am now thinking about different things I could do with this. For example, I probably set up dbus-scripts to make the lights do different things when various events happen on the phone. I could use this to add lights to various other scripts that I use, such as the hdr script I’ve been playing with. I could also see this as a nice addon to various games, for example a racing game where the LED goes from red to amber to green to indicate the start of the race.

So, are you doing anything interesting with the Status LED on your Nokia N900?

So in a previous post I talked about ordering LED Replacement Lightbulbs for my dome lights.



I found it interesting to learn that these are called Festoon Bulbs. I don't know why I do, but I like that word.



Today, I took the 5 minutes needed and installed them. Here's what they looked like with the LED Bulb put in:





Here's what it looked like Hanging Loose:





BEFORE:





AFTER:





So, these are significantly brighter. The light is White light though not the soft yellow of a incandescent bulb. These use less energy (1 Watt as opposed to 10 Watts) and won't ever burn out or suffer from vibration.



Not sure if I like the White Light though. I have to think about that one.



That's about it.



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My latest adventure with the Nokia N900 has been learning how to control the Status LED on the front of the Nokia N900. The best discussion of this can be found in the thread (N900) Possible to change the colour of the notification light???.

Codemonkey listed the current set of patterns and said that adding new patterns to the list should be easy, but that getting other applications to use the new patterns might be difficult. So, I figured I would go out and add a few new patterns and see if I could get them to work.

The patterns are in the /etc/mce/mce.ini file. This is a text file you can edit with any text editor. It is suggested that you make a backup copy of the mce.ini file, which is a good idea. However, I don’t believe you can really do a lot of damage editing this file.

Editing existing patterns is relatively simple. The one thing that you need to know is that the N900 appears to use the patterns in the section, so make sure you are editing the right pattern in the right section. I did find it challenging to use multiple engines, which is what appears to be necessary to make the led flash different colors. I may come back to that again later.

Adding a new pattern requires one additional step. There is a section called which have a list of patterns. Any new pattern should be added to this semi-colon delimited list. For my purposes, the first thing I did was add the PatternExample pattern to this list so I could use it in testing. Later, I added PatternFoo for additional testing. For my purposes, I may add seven new patterns, PatternR, PatternG, PatternB, PatternRG, PatternRB, PatternBG and PatternRGB. Each of these would leave the LED on for the specified color.

The next step was to reload the patterns. I used the command

initctl stop mce; sleep 2; initctl start mce

Finally, I could test my patterns. Lifting from the script that CodeMonkey provided, I used the commands

dbus-send --system --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.req_led_pattern_activate string:PatternExample

and

dbus-send --system --type=method_call --dest=com.nokia.mce /com/nokia/mce/request com.nokia.mce.request.req_led_pattern_deactivate string:PatternExample

to turn on and off the LED patterns. Throwing this into a shell script with appropriately placed ‘sleep’ commands, I could make an interesting set of LED display sequences.

With that, I am now thinking about different things I could do with this. For example, I probably set up dbus-scripts to make the lights do different things when various events happen on the phone. I could use this to add lights to various other scripts that I use, such as the hdr script I’ve been playing with. I could also see this as a nice addon to various games, for example a racing game where the LED goes from red to amber to green to indicate the start of the race.

So, are you doing anything interesting with the Status LED on your Nokia N900?

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I am experimenting with multiple LEDs in a parallel circuit. I bought some 2-pack Radio Shack high brightness white leds which are rated 3.3v+ forward voltage and 25 mA current on the package. Using an on-line led parallel calculator I deterimined that 5 of these LED's in parallel should require no resistor if supply voltage is in the 3.5v ballpark. In testing, I determined that they did indeed light properly at 3.5v on up to 3.8v. I did not want to burn them out by applying higher voltage. My supply voltage came from a 10.5v (1.5 amp) power supply hooked up to a 5k ohm pot.


Here are my three questions:

- 4 of the 5 LED's are bright and the 5th is noticeably dimmer. is this variation normal for products of this type?

- No-load voltage is definitely showing 3.5v to 3.8v. But hooked up to the LED's the supply voltage reads 2.56, no matter where the supply voltage was set (3.5 to 3.8). Is there a reasonably simple explaination for where the missing 1.2 supply volts went? Should I recalculate a higher supply voltage and stick a resister in for stability?

- Am I missing something in my intrepretation of `forward voltage'?


Thanks for any help you can give

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“Keith Ellison, widely hailed as America’s first Muslim congressman, could more accurately be described as CAIR and Hamas’ man in Congress. Congressman Ellison has been a regular presence at CAIR fundraisers and at pro-Hamas rallies in the United States. As a former member of Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam, Ellison has enough anti-semitic and Islamist credentials to satisfy anyone, and had expressed openly anti-semitic beliefs in the past.

Since Ellison got his start with CAIR , his attempt to provide support for Hamas is completely unsurprising. Both Hamas and CAIR are projects of the Muslim Brotherhood, which also helped birth Al Queda. Organizations like CAIR do the same work in America that Hamas does in Israel. The difference is that CAIR does its work on a political level, while Hamas functions on both a political and a military level. Like CAIR, Ellison is careful to cloak his pro-Hamas agenda, which he does by mentioning that all violence is wrong and that Israelis probably shouldn’t be shelled– but the thrust of his agenda is to force Israel to open its border with Hamas.

None of this is up till now is shocking. But what Congressman Keith Ellison accomplished was to convince 53 other Democratic congressmen to join him in this venture. It is not particularly surprising to find the House’s most radical anti-Israel voices signing their names onto Ellison’s letter. It would be inconceivable if a letter aiding Hamas did not carry the signatures of Barbara Lee, Jim Moran or Jim McDermott, who helped Ellison spearhead the whole campaign. It is essentially inconceivable that any letter circulated in congress opposing Israel would not get their signature.

“Jim Moran had managed to blame even the Iraq War on the Jews and McDermott was actually named CAIR’s Public Official of the Year. Neither is West Virginia Arab Congressman, Nick Rahall, who is the Democratic party’s version of Darrel Issa, who is tied to CAIR as well, and previously voted against Israel’s right to defend itself. Rahall is also the top recipient of CAIR donations. The likes of Diane Watson or Pete Stark aren’t complete surprises either. Pete Stark has a history of being both anti-Israel and unstable. Neither is Carolyn Kilpatrick, who voted against Israel’s right to defend itself, and against condemning terrorist attacks on Israel. Kilpatrick, like virtually every Democrat on the list, is also tied to CAIR….

“And it is instructive to note how many of the congressmen and congresswomen on the list are funded by CAIR money. Keith Ellison, John Conyers, Loretta Sanchez, Betty McCollum, Lois Capps, Bill Pascrell, Elijah Cummings, Bob Filner, Mike Honda, Barbara Lee, John Dingell, James Moran, Nick Rahall, Andre Carson, Mary Jo Kilroy, Carolyn Kilpatrick and Jim McDermott are among the top receivers of CAIR money in congress.

It is of course no surprise that this list weighs heavily toward Minnesota and Michigan, where CAIR is strong. But it also includes twelve congressmen from California, 3 from New Jersey, 4 from New York and 6 from Massachusetts. These numbers are not mere statistics, they define the rising influence of the Muslim Brotherhood on American politics, state by state….READ MORE: SULTAN KNISH

The Full List of Congressmen who signed on to the letter, by State and District, with contact info, and their current list of challengers in the upcoming elections:

Arizona

Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-7) Fax: 202-225-1541 = AZ 7th Distict

California

Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-6) Fax: 202-225-5163- CA 6th District

Rep. Lois Capps (D-23) Fax: 202-225-5632 - CA 23rd District – Challenger John Davidson

Rep. Sam Farr (D-17) Fax: 202-225-6791- CA 17th district

Rep. Bob Filner (D-51) Fax: 202-225-9073 - CA 51st district – challenger Nick Popaditch

Rep. Barbara Lee (D-9) Fax: 202-225-9817 - CA 9th District

Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-47) Fax: 202-225-5859 - CA 47th District – challenger Van Tran

Rep. Pete Stark (D-13) Fax: 202-226-3805 - CA 13th District

Rep. Mike Honda (D-15) Fax: 202-225-2699 - CA 15th District

Rep. Jackie Speier (D-12) Fax: 202-226-4183- CA 12th District

Rep. Diane Watson (D-33) Fax: 202-225-2422 - CA 33rd District

Rep. George Miller (D-7) Fax: 202-225-5609 - CA 7th District

Connecticut

Rep. Jim Himes (D-4) Fax: 202-225-9629- 4th district – challenger Dan Debicella



Indiana

Rep. André Carson (D-7) Fax: 202-225-5633 - 7th district – challenger Carlos May and Marvin Bailey Scott

Iowa

Rep. Bruce Braley (D-1) Fax: 202-225-9129 - 1st district – challenger Rod Blum

Kentucky

Rep. John Yarmuth (D-3) Fax: 202-225-5776 - 3rd district - multiple challengers

Maryland

Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-7) Fax: 202-225-3178

Rep. Donna Edwards (D-4) Fax: 202-225-8714

Massachusetts

Rep. Michael Capuano (D-8) Fax: 202-225-9322 - 8th district

Rep. William Delahunt (D-10) Fax: 202-225-5658 - 10th district - multiple challengers

Rep. Jim McGovern (D-3) Fax: 202-225-5759 - 3rd district – challenger Marty Lamb

Rep. John Tierney (D-6) Fax: 202-225-5915 - 6th district – Challenger David Sukoff and Bill Hudak

Rep. John Olver (D-1) Fax: 202-226-1224- 1st district – challenger Jeffrey Paul Donnelly

Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-9) Fax: 202-225-3984 - 9th district – challenger Vernon Harrison and Keith Lepor

Michigan

Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick (D-13) Fax: 202-225-5730

Rep. John Conyers (D-14) Fax: 202-225-0072

Rep. John Dingell (D-15) Fax: 202-226-0371

Minnesota

Rep. Keith Ellison (D-5) Fax: 202-225-4886 - 5th district – challenger Barb Davis

Rep. Betty McCollum (D-4) Fax: 202-225-1968 - 4th district – challenger Ed Matthews

Rep. James Oberstar (D-8) Fax: 202-225-6211- 8th district - multiple challengers

New Jersey

Rep. Donald Payne (D-10) Fax: 202-225-4160 - 10th district -

Rep. Rush Holt (D-12) Fax: 202-225-6025- 12th district – challenger Mike Halfacre and Scott Sipprelle

Rep. William Pascrell (D-8) Fax: 202-225-5751- 8th district – challenger Danielle Staub

New York

Rep. Yvette Clarke (D-11) Fax: 202-226-0112- 11th district

Rep. Maurice Hinchey (D-22) Fax: 202-226-0774 - 22nd district – challenger George Philips

Rep. Paul Tonko (D-21) Fax: 202-225-5077 - 21st district – challenger Arthur Welser

Rep. Eric Massa (D-29) Fax: 202-226-6599- 29th district – challenger Tom Reed (in a GOP district)

North Carolina

Rep. David Price (D-4) Fax: 202-225-2014 - 4th district – challengers George Hutchins, Lawson and Frank Roche

Ohio

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-9) Fax: 202-225-7711 - 15th district – challengers John Adams and Senator Stivers

Re. Mary Jo Kilroy (D-15) 614-294-2196 – 9th district

Oregon

Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-3) Fax: 202-225-8941-3rd district

Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-4) Fax: 202-225-0032 - 4th district – challenger Sid Leiken

Pennsylvania

Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-2) Fax: 202-225-5392 - 2nd district

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-7) Fax: 202-225-0280 - 7th district – challenger Patrick Meehan and Dawn Steisland

Vermont

Rep. Peter Welch (D-At Large) Fax: 202-225-6790 - 1st district

Virginia

Rep. Jim Moran (D-8) Fax: 202-225-0017 - 8th district – challengers Matthew Berry , Mark Ellmore, J Patrick Murray

Washington

Rep. Jim McDermott (D-7) Fax: 202-225-6197 - 7th district

Rep. Adam Smith (D-9) Fax: 202-225-5893 – 9th district – challengers Dick Muri and James Postma

Rep. Jay Inslee (D-1) Fax: 202-226-1606 - 1st district – challenger James Watkins

Rep. Brian Baird (D-3) Fax: 202-225-3478 - 3rd district – challengers David Castillo, David Hedrick and Jon Russell

West Virginia

Rep. Nick Rahall (D-3) Fax: 202-225-9061 – 3rd district – challengers Lee Bias, Gary Gearheart and Conrad Lucas

Wisconsin

Rep. Tammy Baldwin (D-2) Fax: 202-225-6942 -2nd district - Tim Terenz

Rep. Gwen Moore (D-4) Fax: 202-225-8135 - 4th district – challenger Dan Sebring

Virginia

Rep. Glen Nye (D-2) Fax: 202-225-4218 - 2nd district – challengers Ben Loyola, Ken Golden, Ed Maulbeck, Bert Misuzawa, Scott Rigell and Scott W Taylor

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I'm wanting to get a small LED setup going which will run all the time, even when the rig is off (if possible). It will only be like 2 or 3 LEDs and I may incorporate a switch to the circuit if I get annoyed by the 24/7 lighting.

1. Which connection on the motherboard/power supply will I need in order to power the LEDs constantly?


2. Which connection will I need to power the circuit, it needs to be around 9V (tested with a 9v battery)?

Please share any information you think I may need.



Thankyou in advance.

So in a previous post I talked about ordering LED Replacement Lightbulbs for my dome lights.



I found it interesting to learn that these are called Festoon Bulbs. I don't know why I do, but I like that word.



Today, I took the 5 minutes needed and installed them. Here's what they looked like with the LED Bulb put in:





Here's what it looked like Hanging Loose:





BEFORE:





AFTER:





So, these are significantly brighter. The light is White light though not the soft yellow of a incandescent bulb. These use less energy (1 Watt as opposed to 10 Watts) and won't ever burn out or suffer from vibration.



Not sure if I like the White Light though. I have to think about that one.



That's about it.



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I'm wanting to get a small LED setup going which will run all the time, even when the rig is off (if possible). It will only be like 2 or 3 LEDs and I may incorporate a switch to the circuit if I get annoyed by the 24/7 lighting.

1. Which connection on the motherboard/power supply will I need in order to power the LEDs constantly?


2. Which connection will I need to power the circuit, it needs to be around 9V (tested with a 9v battery)?

Please share any information you think I may need.



Thankyou in advance.

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I recently bought 6000k hid's from the group buy. I love them but they took some modification to the wiring to get them to fit like stock. They are nice and bright and match my factory hid good. But like Scottwax said, led's are brighter than you realize. The difference is in the wattage. Probably 95% of what you see and buy is rated less than 1 watt and only 5-20 lumens. A good quality 1 watt led flashlight will shine @ 50-100 feet and you can see clearly. I have a 3 watt with 180 lumens and shines 100 feet easily with twice the light output. The pattern is round and cone shaped. So put in the correct housing to control the pattern it would make a perfect foglight. No heat or power draw. You guys are just looking at some CHEAP quality led's.

Posted on 8 Jan 2010 at 11:21

Casio has come up with an innovative solution to the problem of LED projectors not being bright enough. The new Green Slim range manages to hit 2,000 lumens by using a combination of LEDs, a phosphor and laser lights. This not only makes for cool, quiet and slim projectors, but is much more environmentally friendly than traditional lamps which have mercury in them.

According to Casio, "this groundbreaking innovation achieves high green light output by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using the phosphor — a stumbling block with previous conventional semiconductor light sources. The high-brightness light of 2,000 or more ANSI lumens is achieved by projecting blue laser light, green light converted from blue laser light with the phosphor, and light emitted by a red LED through a DLP chip onto the screen."

The range comprises of nine models with four having a 1,280x800 resolution (enough for 720p playback) and five having a 1,024x768 resolution. The devices themselves have a footprint no larger than a piece of A4 paper, and are as slim as 43mm tall, weighing 2.3kg.

Their light sources are said to last over 20,000 hours - just like other LED-based projectors, so running costs are significantly reduced compared to traditional high-pressure lamps. Warm-up times of around eight seconds and wide-angle 2x zoom lenses make the projectors ideal for meeting rooms where short throw lengths and fast operation are needed.

There's no word on pricing or availability yet, but we'll bring you a full review of one or more of the models as soon as we can get our hands on them.

Author: Jim Martin

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Hitachi Cable made an announcement on development of high power red LED featuring a maximum luminous flux of 55 lumens, which was achieved through increase of LED size and use of a fine line electrode structure. The development of new red LED was in direct response to market demand for higher luminous efficiency LED chips. On way to increase the light output per chip is by increasing its size, however larger chips increases the difficulty of distributing a uniform current across the entire light emitting layer. At the same time by placing large electrodes in the upper layer of the chip for a more uniform current dispersion will cause light form the light emitting layer to be blocked, reducing the light extraction efficiency.

TO resolve this issue , Hitachi Cable instead of using larger electrodes, has utilized two pad electrodes for receiving power, a backbone electrode connecting the two electrodes as well as multiple fine line electrodes that extend from the backbone electrode on the upper chip layer. Through this, the company has succeeded in achieving uniform dispersion of current across the entire chip surface without blocking any lights form the light emitting layer resulting in maximum luminous flux of 55 lumens in a 1mm X 1mm size LED chip. The new chip is targeted to be used in light source application for such devices as projectors.

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Jazz Club

The Rainbow, Digbeth, Birmingham UK

27-01-10

It’s easy to see why Led Bib was chosen as the 2009 jazz contenders for the Mercury Prize. The great and the good who decide such things have predominantly rock music ears and tastes, and if you pretend for a moment that the two musicians encircled by bass, drums and keyboards are guitarists rather than saxophonists, well, Led Bib could just be a rock band.

But of course they are more than that, just as Miles Davis’s 1970s bands were not rock or funk outfits, and the Zawinul Syndicate was not a world music group, and John Zorn’s Naked City was not a punk band. Like those groups Led Bib is made up of jazz musicians trying to move the music into other territories and enjoying not only the resultant blend but also the resultant clash.

There is a comment elsewhere on this blog about the influence that US musicians like Tim Berne have had on the young UK jazz groups currently making a stir, and the hand of Berne can be felt hovering above Led Bib in blessing.

The back courtyard at The Rainbow provides an apt setting. Its pastiche of a graffiti-emblazoned derelict  factory complete with metal crowd-control railings and skip-retrieved pub benches is cool as hell or post-industrial pretension depending on your viewpoint.

And Led Bib achieve a kind of industrial shriek when they are at full tilt. Their opening few numbers acted as a kind of metallic barrage, the twin alto saxophones, the distorted Fender Rhodes and electric bass played high and strummed all inhabited a narrow sonic band where the ear could buzz and thrill to the nuances of the clashing tones and timbres.

Certainly any conventional jazz presumptions need to be checked in at the door – horns sonically in front of the rhythm section?, extended solos?, the relief of the ballad? No, no, no, you won’t find those here so don’t look for them. The band gives variety in a much more limited way – by leaving one or two of the five out for a while. Some of the evening’s most interesting moments came for me when the saxophones rested and Toby McLaren could show his singular harmonic and melodic sense at the Fender Rhodes. In fact McLaren was fascinating throughout, his percussive technique at high energy moments making him look like a conga player rather than a pianist.

And leader Mark Holub, though behind everyone else on the stage, is crucial, bringing a great rolling and churning energy and bottom to the band, and often managing to combine power and subtlety the most effectively of the lot.

They finished the main set at their most powerful, with saxophonist Chris Williams’ Zone 4 – this had a depth and more subtle texture, as well as stronger melodic fragments, without skimping on the metal power. Or did I just prefer the more extended soloing in this one?

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4 SUPER BRIGHT LEDS; AM/FM WEATHERBAND RADIO; STANDBY ALERT; DYNAMO CRANK; TETHER STRAP; MAGNET; CELL PHONE CHARGING BAY; INCLUDES CELLULAR KIT SUBCATEGORY2: FLASHLIGHTS & LANTERNS. Warranty: ONE YEAR.

 

Our sponsor, AION LED, will be setting the mood with glowing, environmentally-friendly lights while passionate cocktails, tasty chocolate and soothing sounds of two fabulous DJs fill the room.

In keeping with our environmental Valentines Day theme we will also offer “Green Speed Dating” for 40 lucky participants.  This is a great opportunity to meet fellow Green Drinkers and it’s sure to be a lot of fun!!  Who knows, maybe this Green Drinks you will even make a special connection.

Last but not least, Green Drinks is happy to announce that we have arranged free wine tastings for the event as part of our 2010 emphasis in building out our Community Partnership program.  If you know of any friends particularly in the organic food, wine or beverage industries who would like to participate in a future Green Drinks - please put them in touch!

February Sponsor: AION LED

Forget about changing light bulbs while cutting energy consumption by 80 percent!

AION LED is proud to offer high quality Green Compliant LED lighting products for your home and business. With a lamp life at least forty times that of a standard light bulb and a fraction of the energy used, LED lights will reduce your carbon footprint as well as your energy bill. AION LED specializes in cutting-edge linear lighting solutions. Designers, architects, and electricians alike love the streamlined package, flexibility, high output, and longevity of our LED Strips and LED Light Bars. Popularly used under cabinets, in coves, soffits, and hallways, our LED strips also create custom effects in cabinetry, signage, displays, curved elevations, and edge-lit glass to name a few. In addition to dimmable white light, AION LED offers RGB color-mixing systems including high power theatrical LED fixtures and custom LED video displays and message boards. Minimize waste and conserve natural resources by switching to highly efficient and sustainable LED lighting with AION LED.  www.aionled.com

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, February 2nd

Time: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Location: 111 Minna Gallery

Bring: Please bring your business cards!

Safety: Please be safe when coming to/from SFGD. If you would like someone to walk you to your bus/train stop or car, please let a greeter know. As always, please designate a driver if driving.

Cost: FREE!

Music:

• DJ Brent Galant (a.k.a. Q St.)
  
  Q St. will be setting the mood for our Eco-Love Green Drinks with music that is sure to stir your heart and soul.  A graphic designer committed to sustainable design and print practices by day, Brent has roots in house and a penchant for playing hidden gems from down tempo, trip hop, and underground hip hop. With ten years behind the decks, his passion for playing quality grooves is purely matched by his love for playing in the moment, providing listeners with a rewarding venture into sound.


• Unkle Funkl
  
  He’s the uncle you love but the one you have to keep an eye on. He’ll raid the liquor cabinet and torment the neighbors. Mark Sires, aka Unkle Funkl, has been DJing for 12 years, bringing breaks, midtempo, funk, and hip hop. Recently graduating from the Bainbridge Graduate School with an MBA in Sustainability.

Special Drinks of the Month: $5 while they last!

• 2007 Charles Wetmore Cabernet Sauvignon - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  Aromas and flavors of black cherry, chocolate and hints of brown sugar and spice. With balanced acidity and round mouthfeel, this wine delivers a smooth, long-lasting finish.


• 2008 Riva Ranch Chardonnay - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  A medium- bodied Chardonnay with a rich, golden color and aromas and flavors of honey, graham, cinnamon and light floral notes, balanced by subtle oak, butter and vanilla from barrel aging.  It has a round mouthfeel and a long, fruity finish.


• Passionate Solutionary - $5
  
  (Sambazon Acai Passionfruit Antioxidant Elixir + Maca Magic Adrenalift + Splash of Guayaki Pure Passion + VeeV Acai Spirit)
  
  You are a Solutionary.  As a path to creating a revolution in the way we live life, you work hard to provide solutions to environmental and social challenges.  Each ingredient in this cocktail comes from a company that goes beyond Revolutionary to being Solutionary.  Guayaki has their Market Driven Restoration business model.  Sambazon also uses the market to drive restoration of rainforest land and communities with the Sustainable Acai Project.  VeeV Acai Spirit works closely with Sambazon and donates $1 per bottle to the Sustainable Acai Project.  Maca Magic and Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories works to preserve rainforests and uphold the intellectual property rights of native healers and their traditional medicines. And of course, the Peruvian root Maca is an aphrodesiac for both men and women––so raise a glass to all of your passions!

Community

* Twenty (20) Green Drinkers participated in a GRID Alternatives solar training on January 13th in preparation for a 2-day installation on a low-income home here in San Francisco.  Stay tuned next month for more highlights and photos from their volunteering efforts.

* Post your green event on the Bay Area Green Calendar for free!

* SF Green Drinks is on Facebook. Please join the group ‘San Francisco Green Drinks’ for additional resources and information.

* SF Green Drinks is booking out Sponsors and Community Partners for 2010. If you or someone you know is interested in connecting with our community, please get in touch!

See you on the 2nd!

- The Green Drinks Team

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Summary

1. MOCVD Equipment which is used to make LED's used in lighting for notebooks and LED backlit LCD TV's, as well as indoor and outdoor lighting applications are currently in short supply creting a shortage of LED chips used in these applications.

2. The 2 leading suppliers of this equipment are Aixtron and Veeco who control 90% + of the market.

Analysis

1. Lead times on this equipment are running in the range of approximately 6 months.  When the market began recovering in the Spring of 2009 LED manufacturers began to realize they did not have enough capacity in place to meet demand primarily being driven by the backlighting of notebooks and TV's, as well as the continued increase in LED technology for both indoor and outdoor lighting applications.  The manufacturers of the MOCVD equipment have not tried to add significant capacity due to the boom and bust nature of this business, and have managed the business by lead times which are now in the approx. 6 month area.

2. Each of these pieces of equipment cost between $2M-$3M, and even after it has shipped it does take the LED manufacturer time to install and get it running with high yields.

3. LED Backlit TV's which are driving demand will increase from approx. 2.5M sets in 2009 to 20-25 million sets in 2010, and by 2012 could be as high as 75 million set..  each set uses approximately 1000 LED's. so the demand in this sector is potentially very large.

4. It is also rumored that App[lied Materials is considering entering this market as it had recently announced that it was going to make equipment for the OLED market

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Our sponsor, AION LED, will be setting the mood with glowing, environmentally-friendly lights while passionate cocktails, tasty chocolate and soothing sounds of two fabulous DJs fill the room.

In keeping with our environmental Valentines Day theme we will also offer “Green Speed Dating” for 40 lucky participants.  This is a great opportunity to meet fellow Green Drinkers and it’s sure to be a lot of fun!!  Who knows, maybe this Green Drinks you will even make a special connection.

Last but not least, Green Drinks is happy to announce that we have arranged free wine tastings for the event as part of our 2010 emphasis in building out our Community Partnership program.  If you know of any friends particularly in the organic food, wine or beverage industries who would like to participate in a future Green Drinks - please put them in touch!

February Sponsor: AION LED

Forget about changing light bulbs while cutting energy consumption by 80 percent!

AION LED is proud to offer high quality Green Compliant LED lighting products for your home and business. With a lamp life at least forty times that of a standard light bulb and a fraction of the energy used, LED lights will reduce your carbon footprint as well as your energy bill. AION LED specializes in cutting-edge linear lighting solutions. Designers, architects, and electricians alike love the streamlined package, flexibility, high output, and longevity of our LED Strips and LED Light Bars. Popularly used under cabinets, in coves, soffits, and hallways, our LED strips also create custom effects in cabinetry, signage, displays, curved elevations, and edge-lit glass to name a few. In addition to dimmable white light, AION LED offers RGB color-mixing systems including high power theatrical LED fixtures and custom LED video displays and message boards. Minimize waste and conserve natural resources by switching to highly efficient and sustainable LED lighting with AION LED.  www.aionled.com

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, February 2nd

Time: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Location: 111 Minna Gallery

Bring: Please bring your business cards!

Safety: Please be safe when coming to/from SFGD. If you would like someone to walk you to your bus/train stop or car, please let a greeter know. As always, please designate a driver if driving.

Cost: FREE!

Music:

• DJ Brent Galant (a.k.a. Q St.)
  
  Q St. will be setting the mood for our Eco-Love Green Drinks with music that is sure to stir your heart and soul.  A graphic designer committed to sustainable design and print practices by day, Brent has roots in house and a penchant for playing hidden gems from down tempo, trip hop, and underground hip hop. With ten years behind the decks, his passion for playing quality grooves is purely matched by his love for playing in the moment, providing listeners with a rewarding venture into sound.


• Unkle Funkl
  
  He’s the uncle you love but the one you have to keep an eye on. He’ll raid the liquor cabinet and torment the neighbors. Mark Sires, aka Unkle Funkl, has been DJing for 12 years, bringing breaks, midtempo, funk, and hip hop. Recently graduating from the Bainbridge Graduate School with an MBA in Sustainability.

Special Drinks of the Month: $5 while they last!

• 2007 Charles Wetmore Cabernet Sauvignon - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  Aromas and flavors of black cherry, chocolate and hints of brown sugar and spice. With balanced acidity and round mouthfeel, this wine delivers a smooth, long-lasting finish.


• 2008 Riva Ranch Chardonnay - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  A medium- bodied Chardonnay with a rich, golden color and aromas and flavors of honey, graham, cinnamon and light floral notes, balanced by subtle oak, butter and vanilla from barrel aging.  It has a round mouthfeel and a long, fruity finish.


• Passionate Solutionary - $5
  
  (Sambazon Acai Passionfruit Antioxidant Elixir + Maca Magic Adrenalift + Splash of Guayaki Pure Passion + VeeV Acai Spirit)
  
  You are a Solutionary.  As a path to creating a revolution in the way we live life, you work hard to provide solutions to environmental and social challenges.  Each ingredient in this cocktail comes from a company that goes beyond Revolutionary to being Solutionary.  Guayaki has their Market Driven Restoration business model.  Sambazon also uses the market to drive restoration of rainforest land and communities with the Sustainable Acai Project.  VeeV Acai Spirit works closely with Sambazon and donates $1 per bottle to the Sustainable Acai Project.  Maca Magic and Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories works to preserve rainforests and uphold the intellectual property rights of native healers and their traditional medicines. And of course, the Peruvian root Maca is an aphrodesiac for both men and women––so raise a glass to all of your passions!

Community

* Twenty (20) Green Drinkers participated in a GRID Alternatives solar training on January 13th in preparation for a 2-day installation on a low-income home here in San Francisco.  Stay tuned next month for more highlights and photos from their volunteering efforts.

* Post your green event on the Bay Area Green Calendar for free!

* SF Green Drinks is on Facebook. Please join the group ‘San Francisco Green Drinks’ for additional resources and information.

* SF Green Drinks is booking out Sponsors and Community Partners for 2010. If you or someone you know is interested in connecting with our community, please get in touch!

See you on the 2nd!

- The Green Drinks Team

Posted on 8 Jan 2010 at 11:21

Casio has come up with an innovative solution to the problem of LED projectors not being bright enough. The new Green Slim range manages to hit 2,000 lumens by using a combination of LEDs, a phosphor and laser lights. This not only makes for cool, quiet and slim projectors, but is much more environmentally friendly than traditional lamps which have mercury in them.

According to Casio, "this groundbreaking innovation achieves high green light output by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using the phosphor — a stumbling block with previous conventional semiconductor light sources. The high-brightness light of 2,000 or more ANSI lumens is achieved by projecting blue laser light, green light converted from blue laser light with the phosphor, and light emitted by a red LED through a DLP chip onto the screen."

The range comprises of nine models with four having a 1,280x800 resolution (enough for 720p playback) and five having a 1,024x768 resolution. The devices themselves have a footprint no larger than a piece of A4 paper, and are as slim as 43mm tall, weighing 2.3kg.

Their light sources are said to last over 20,000 hours - just like other LED-based projectors, so running costs are significantly reduced compared to traditional high-pressure lamps. Warm-up times of around eight seconds and wide-angle 2x zoom lenses make the projectors ideal for meeting rooms where short throw lengths and fast operation are needed.

There's no word on pricing or availability yet, but we'll bring you a full review of one or more of the models as soon as we can get our hands on them.

Author: Jim Martin

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You have waited.....somewhat patiently.



It has come.

(er is coming in a week or 2!)



We're proud to finally be able to make the worldwide announcement that the the Olight SR90 (The Flashlight Formerly Known as the K90) is finally on it's way.





MSRP: $499.95

Introductory Offer: $399.95

Pre-Order Link: http://www.batteryjunction.com/oligh...timidator.html

Availability is EXTREMELY limited. If you want one do not hesitate.





Olight quality. Bleeding edge technology. Staggeringly bright.







The Olight SR90 Intimidator lives up to it's name.





Welcome to a new era in LED technology. Leading the way is the Olight SR90 - a solid state LED flashlight that's considerably brighter than a car headlight - and which travels further. This is the first LED light we've ever seen which plays in the same league as an HID for output but the SR90 has an advantage in that it offers instant, 100% output, which allows it to strobe, and a much cleaner, smoother beam profile.



Primary applications include; Military, Tactical, Police, Security Guard & Patrol, Search & Rescue, Camping, Fishing, Land and Marine Navigation, Customs & Border Patrol, Crime Scene Lighting, Aircraft Maintenance & Marine Interdiction



Specifications:



•Utilizes Luminus SST-90 LED, 30W, lifetime 60,000 hours.

•Output & Runtime: Two brightness levels and strobe mode

•(1). High Mode: 2200 Lumens / 70Minutes

•(2). Low Mode: 700 Lumens / 6 Hours

•(3). Strobe: 2200 Lumens / 10 Hz / 150 Minutes

•Max throw: 1000 meters.

•Anti-shattering ultra clear lens, anti-scratching, anti-reflective coated lens with 99% effective transmission

•Excellent tridimensional heat dissipation ability

•Advanced digital power management system

•Weatherproof: IPX-68 Water/Dust rating





•Battery pack: 6 x18650 (7.2v, 6.6A)

•Dimensions: Length:336mm (13.23”)

•Bezel Diameter: 100mm(3.94”);

•Weight: 1580g (With battery pack)

•Accessories: Includes one strap, one charger, one operator’s manual, one O-ring.

•Color: Black, Hard Anodized finish.

•Mil-spec: MIL-STD-810F





Integrated power input socket on the tailcap.

*Four indicators on the tail for indicating the batteries condition:

(1). 1 indicator on: 20% -40% power remains

(2). 2 indicators on: 40% -60% power remains

(3). 3 indicators on: 60% -80% power remains

(4). 4 indicators on: 85%+ power remains

(5). No indicators on means batteries with less than 20% power remains and need charging





Two charging options:

(1). Completed Flashlight

(2). Battery tube section only.

Posted on 8 Jan 2010 at 11:21

Casio has come up with an innovative solution to the problem of LED projectors not being bright enough. The new Green Slim range manages to hit 2,000 lumens by using a combination of LEDs, a phosphor and laser lights. This not only makes for cool, quiet and slim projectors, but is much more environmentally friendly than traditional lamps which have mercury in them.

According to Casio, "this groundbreaking innovation achieves high green light output by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using the phosphor — a stumbling block with previous conventional semiconductor light sources. The high-brightness light of 2,000 or more ANSI lumens is achieved by projecting blue laser light, green light converted from blue laser light with the phosphor, and light emitted by a red LED through a DLP chip onto the screen."

The range comprises of nine models with four having a 1,280x800 resolution (enough for 720p playback) and five having a 1,024x768 resolution. The devices themselves have a footprint no larger than a piece of A4 paper, and are as slim as 43mm tall, weighing 2.3kg.

Their light sources are said to last over 20,000 hours - just like other LED-based projectors, so running costs are significantly reduced compared to traditional high-pressure lamps. Warm-up times of around eight seconds and wide-angle 2x zoom lenses make the projectors ideal for meeting rooms where short throw lengths and fast operation are needed.

There's no word on pricing or availability yet, but we'll bring you a full review of one or more of the models as soon as we can get our hands on them.

Author: Jim Martin

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Summary

1. MOCVD Equipment which is used to make LED's used in lighting for notebooks and LED backlit LCD TV's, as well as indoor and outdoor lighting applications are currently in short supply creting a shortage of LED chips used in these applications.

2. The 2 leading suppliers of this equipment are Aixtron and Veeco who control 90% + of the market.

Analysis

1. Lead times on this equipment are running in the range of approximately 6 months.  When the market began recovering in the Spring of 2009 LED manufacturers began to realize they did not have enough capacity in place to meet demand primarily being driven by the backlighting of notebooks and TV's, as well as the continued increase in LED technology for both indoor and outdoor lighting applications.  The manufacturers of the MOCVD equipment have not tried to add significant capacity due to the boom and bust nature of this business, and have managed the business by lead times which are now in the approx. 6 month area.

2. Each of these pieces of equipment cost between $2M-$3M, and even after it has shipped it does take the LED manufacturer time to install and get it running with high yields.

3. LED Backlit TV's which are driving demand will increase from approx. 2.5M sets in 2009 to 20-25 million sets in 2010, and by 2012 could be as high as 75 million set..  each set uses approximately 1000 LED's. so the demand in this sector is potentially very large.

4. It is also rumored that App[lied Materials is considering entering this market as it had recently announced that it was going to make equipment for the OLED market

Our sponsor, AION LED, will be setting the mood with glowing, environmentally-friendly lights while passionate cocktails, tasty chocolate and soothing sounds of two fabulous DJs fill the room.

In keeping with our environmental Valentines Day theme we will also offer “Green Speed Dating” for 40 lucky participants.  This is a great opportunity to meet fellow Green Drinkers and it’s sure to be a lot of fun!!  Who knows, maybe this Green Drinks you will even make a special connection.

Last but not least, Green Drinks is happy to announce that we have arranged free wine tastings for the event as part of our 2010 emphasis in building out our Community Partnership program.  If you know of any friends particularly in the organic food, wine or beverage industries who would like to participate in a future Green Drinks - please put them in touch!

February Sponsor: AION LED

Forget about changing light bulbs while cutting energy consumption by 80 percent!

AION LED is proud to offer high quality Green Compliant LED lighting products for your home and business. With a lamp life at least forty times that of a standard light bulb and a fraction of the energy used, LED lights will reduce your carbon footprint as well as your energy bill. AION LED specializes in cutting-edge linear lighting solutions. Designers, architects, and electricians alike love the streamlined package, flexibility, high output, and longevity of our LED Strips and LED Light Bars. Popularly used under cabinets, in coves, soffits, and hallways, our LED strips also create custom effects in cabinetry, signage, displays, curved elevations, and edge-lit glass to name a few. In addition to dimmable white light, AION LED offers RGB color-mixing systems including high power theatrical LED fixtures and custom LED video displays and message boards. Minimize waste and conserve natural resources by switching to highly efficient and sustainable LED lighting with AION LED.  www.aionled.com

Event Details

Date: Tuesday, February 2nd

Time: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Location: 111 Minna Gallery

Bring: Please bring your business cards!

Safety: Please be safe when coming to/from SFGD. If you would like someone to walk you to your bus/train stop or car, please let a greeter know. As always, please designate a driver if driving.

Cost: FREE!

Music:

• DJ Brent Galant (a.k.a. Q St.)
  
  Q St. will be setting the mood for our Eco-Love Green Drinks with music that is sure to stir your heart and soul.  A graphic designer committed to sustainable design and print practices by day, Brent has roots in house and a penchant for playing hidden gems from down tempo, trip hop, and underground hip hop. With ten years behind the decks, his passion for playing quality grooves is purely matched by his love for playing in the moment, providing listeners with a rewarding venture into sound.


• Unkle Funkl
  
  He’s the uncle you love but the one you have to keep an eye on. He’ll raid the liquor cabinet and torment the neighbors. Mark Sires, aka Unkle Funkl, has been DJing for 12 years, bringing breaks, midtempo, funk, and hip hop. Recently graduating from the Bainbridge Graduate School with an MBA in Sustainability.

Special Drinks of the Month: $5 while they last!

• 2007 Charles Wetmore Cabernet Sauvignon - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  Aromas and flavors of black cherry, chocolate and hints of brown sugar and spice. With balanced acidity and round mouthfeel, this wine delivers a smooth, long-lasting finish.


• 2008 Riva Ranch Chardonnay - $5 + free tastings by Wente Vineyards
  
  A medium- bodied Chardonnay with a rich, golden color and aromas and flavors of honey, graham, cinnamon and light floral notes, balanced by subtle oak, butter and vanilla from barrel aging.  It has a round mouthfeel and a long, fruity finish.


• Passionate Solutionary - $5
  
  (Sambazon Acai Passionfruit Antioxidant Elixir + Maca Magic Adrenalift + Splash of Guayaki Pure Passion + VeeV Acai Spirit)
  
  You are a Solutionary.  As a path to creating a revolution in the way we live life, you work hard to provide solutions to environmental and social challenges.  Each ingredient in this cocktail comes from a company that goes beyond Revolutionary to being Solutionary.  Guayaki has their Market Driven Restoration business model.  Sambazon also uses the market to drive restoration of rainforest land and communities with the Sustainable Acai Project.  VeeV Acai Spirit works closely with Sambazon and donates $1 per bottle to the Sustainable Acai Project.  Maca Magic and Amazon Therapeutic Laboratories works to preserve rainforests and uphold the intellectual property rights of native healers and their traditional medicines. And of course, the Peruvian root Maca is an aphrodesiac for both men and women––so raise a glass to all of your passions!

Community

* Twenty (20) Green Drinkers participated in a GRID Alternatives solar training on January 13th in preparation for a 2-day installation on a low-income home here in San Francisco.  Stay tuned next month for more highlights and photos from their volunteering efforts.

* Post your green event on the Bay Area Green Calendar for free!

* SF Green Drinks is on Facebook. Please join the group ‘San Francisco Green Drinks’ for additional resources and information.

* SF Green Drinks is booking out Sponsors and Community Partners for 2010. If you or someone you know is interested in connecting with our community, please get in touch!

See you on the 2nd!

- The Green Drinks Team

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Summary

1. MOCVD Equipment which is used to make LED's used in lighting for notebooks and LED backlit LCD TV's, as well as indoor and outdoor lighting applications are currently in short supply creting a shortage of LED chips used in these applications.

2. The 2 leading suppliers of this equipment are Aixtron and Veeco who control 90% + of the market.

Analysis

1. Lead times on this equipment are running in the range of approximately 6 months.  When the market began recovering in the Spring of 2009 LED manufacturers began to realize they did not have enough capacity in place to meet demand primarily being driven by the backlighting of notebooks and TV's, as well as the continued increase in LED technology for both indoor and outdoor lighting applications.  The manufacturers of the MOCVD equipment have not tried to add significant capacity due to the boom and bust nature of this business, and have managed the business by lead times which are now in the approx. 6 month area.

2. Each of these pieces of equipment cost between $2M-$3M, and even after it has shipped it does take the LED manufacturer time to install and get it running with high yields.

3. LED Backlit TV's which are driving demand will increase from approx. 2.5M sets in 2009 to 20-25 million sets in 2010, and by 2012 could be as high as 75 million set..  each set uses approximately 1000 LED's. so the demand in this sector is potentially very large.

4. It is also rumored that App[lied Materials is considering entering this market as it had recently announced that it was going to make equipment for the OLED market

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Posted on 8 Jan 2010 at 11:21

Casio has come up with an innovative solution to the problem of LED projectors not being bright enough. The new Green Slim range manages to hit 2,000 lumens by using a combination of LEDs, a phosphor and laser lights. This not only makes for cool, quiet and slim projectors, but is much more environmentally friendly than traditional lamps which have mercury in them.

According to Casio, "this groundbreaking innovation achieves high green light output by efficiently converting blue laser light into green light using the phosphor — a stumbling block with previous conventional semiconductor light sources. The high-brightness light of 2,000 or more ANSI lumens is achieved by projecting blue laser light, green light converted from blue laser light with the phosphor, and light emitted by a red LED through a DLP chip onto the screen."

The range comprises of nine models with four having a 1,280x800 resolution (enough for 720p playback) and five having a 1,024x768 resolution. The devices themselves have a footprint no larger than a piece of A4 paper, and are as slim as 43mm tall, weighing 2.3kg.

Their light sources are said to last over 20,000 hours - just like other LED-based projectors, so running costs are significantly reduced compared to traditional high-pressure lamps. Warm-up times of around eight seconds and wide-angle 2x zoom lenses make the projectors ideal for meeting rooms where short throw lengths and fast operation are needed.

There's no word on pricing or availability yet, but we'll bring you a full review of one or more of the models as soon as we can get our hands on them.

Author: Jim Martin

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It has come.

(er is coming in a week or 2!)



We're proud to finally be able to make the worldwide announcement that the the Olight SR90 (The Flashlight Formerly Known as the K90) is finally on it's way.





MSRP: $499.95

Introductory Offer: $399.95

Pre-Order Link: http://www.batteryjunction.com/oligh...timidator.html

Availability is EXTREMELY limited. If you want one do not hesitate.





Olight quality. Bleeding edge technology. Staggeringly bright.







The Olight SR90 Intimidator lives up to it's name.





Welcome to a new era in LED technology. Leading the way is the Olight SR90 - a solid state LED flashlight that's considerably brighter than a car headlight - and which travels further. This is the first LED light we've ever seen which plays in the same league as an HID for output but the SR90 has an advantage in that it offers instant, 100% output, which allows it to strobe, and a much cleaner, smoother beam profile.



Primary applications include; Military, Tactical, Police, Security Guard & Patrol, Search & Rescue, Camping, Fishing, Land and Marine Navigation, Customs & Border Patrol, Crime Scene Lighting, Aircraft Maintenance & Marine Interdiction



Specifications:



•Utilizes Luminus SST-90 LED, 30W, lifetime 60,000 hours.

•Output & Runtime: Two brightness levels and strobe mode

•(1). High Mode: 2200 Lumens / 70Minutes

•(2). Low Mode: 700 Lumens / 6 Hours

•(3). Strobe: 2200 Lumens / 10 Hz / 150 Minutes

•Max throw: 1000 meters.

•Anti-shattering ultra clear lens, anti-scratching, anti-reflective coated lens with 99% effective transmission

•Excellent tridimensional heat dissipation ability

•Advanced digital power management system

•Weatherproof: IPX-68 Water/Dust rating





•Battery pack: 6 x18650 (7.2v, 6.6A)

•Dimensions: Length:336mm (13.23”)

•Bezel Diameter: 100mm(3.94”);

•Weight: 1580g (With battery pack)

•Accessories: Includes one strap, one charger, one operator’s manual, one O-ring.

•Color: Black, Hard Anodized finish.

•Mil-spec: MIL-STD-810F





Integrated power input socket on the tailcap.

*Four indicators on the tail for indicating the batteries condition:

(1). 1 indicator on: 20% -40% power remains

(2). 2 indicators on: 40% -60% power remains

(3). 3 indicators on: 60% -80% power remains

(4). 4 indicators on: 85%+ power remains

(5). No indicators on means batteries with less than 20% power remains and need charging





Two charging options:

(1). Completed Flashlight

(2). Battery tube section only.


































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Jazz Club

The Rainbow, Digbeth, Birmingham UK

27-01-10

It’s easy to see why Led Bib was chosen as the 2009 jazz contenders for the Mercury Prize. The great and the good who decide such things have predominantly rock music ears and tastes, and if you pretend for a moment that the two musicians encircled by bass, drums and keyboards are guitarists rather than saxophonists, well, Led Bib could just be a rock band.

But of course they are more than that, just as Miles Davis’s 1970s bands were not rock or funk outfits, and the Zawinul Syndicate was not a world music group, and John Zorn’s Naked City was not a punk band. Like those groups Led Bib is made up of jazz musicians trying to move the music into other territories and enjoying not only the resultant blend but also the resultant clash.

There is a comment elsewhere on this blog about the influence that US musicians like Tim Berne have had on the young UK jazz groups currently making a stir, and the hand of Berne can be felt hovering above Led Bib in blessing.

The back courtyard at The Rainbow provides an apt setting. Its pastiche of a graffiti-emblazoned derelict  factory complete with metal crowd-control railings and skip-retrieved pub benches is cool as hell or post-industrial pretension depending on your viewpoint.

And Led Bib achieve a kind of industrial shriek when they are at full tilt. Their opening few numbers acted as a kind of metallic barrage, the twin alto saxophones, the distorted Fender Rhodes and electric bass played high and strummed all inhabited a narrow sonic band where the ear could buzz and thrill to the nuances of the clashing tones and timbres.

Certainly any conventional jazz presumptions need to be checked in at the door – horns sonically in front of the rhythm section?, extended solos?, the relief of the ballad? No, no, no, you won’t find those here so don’t look for them. The band gives variety in a much more limited way – by leaving one or two of the five out for a while. Some of the evening’s most interesting moments came for me when the saxophones rested and Toby McLaren could show his singular harmonic and melodic sense at the Fender Rhodes. In fact McLaren was fascinating throughout, his percussive technique at high energy moments making him look like a conga player rather than a pianist.

And leader Mark Holub, though behind everyone else on the stage, is crucial, bringing a great rolling and churning energy and bottom to the band, and often managing to combine power and subtlety the most effectively of the lot.

They finished the main set at their most powerful, with saxophonist Chris Williams’ Zone 4 – this had a depth and more subtle texture, as well as stronger melodic fragments, without skimping on the metal power. Or did I just prefer the more extended soloing in this one?

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Should You Use Brand Name Photo Printer Cartridge 

A consumers might find out that buying new, name brand, ink cartridge for printer quickly becomes quite an expenditure.  Yet, there are several alternative ways to obtain the equivalent quality standard for a alot cheaper cost.  Your major alternatives are: name brand (OEM) color ink cartridge for printer, compatible generic ink printer cartridges or remanufactured ink laser printer cartridges.

 When you are purchasing a replacement photo printer cartridge, consumers do have a choice.  It is usually believed that buyers are forced to accept the high-priced, name brand, cartridge for laser printer from the manufacturer, or the warranty can become void.  Their belief plainly isn’t correct.  By law, the use of matching replacement ink printer cartridges doesn’t cancel the printer manufacturer’s guarantee.  In reality, you can choose to get less high-priced similar cartridge for printer, or remanufactured cartridges, frequently with a real savings of between 60% and 70%. All main ink laser printer cartridge brands have fitting versions, including Apple, and Xerox.

 

Brand Name Ink Cartridge for Laser Printer

 Generally key manufacturers of laser printers also create the replacement inkjet printer cartridges that are the best suited for their particular printers.  That alternative is frequently the most costly, and in several situations it’s the solitary option given if you happen to buy a new laser copier whose manufacturer embedded chips within the ink printer cartridge.  The point of this computer chip might be to standardize the color ink flow, restrict the cartridges use, or to adjust the cartridge in alignment.  However, if you go for a similar, or remanufactured, cartridge for printer, it might not be capable to interconnect with the laser printer and can injure the laser copier or cause it to not work at all.

 

Comparable Generic Ink Cartridge for Laser Printer

 While thinking about purchasing an ink laser printer cartridge for your laser printer, the most important aspect you need to mull over is the cost. Purchasing a new ink laser printer cartridge will be based upon how much you are ready to pay.  You may purchase a new name brand ink cartridge for laser printer, or you might purchase a new compatible (generic) ink printer cartridge.  Both kinds of inkjet printer cartridges might give you with the same quantity, quality and performance you demand from your printer.  The major difference is in price tag: a brand name ink printer cartridge might easily cost in the region of twice the cost of a compatible cartridge for printer. 

Compatible (generic) ink laser printer cartridges are produced to meet OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) specs. These producers by and large set very high standards of reliability and quality and also provide high quality results, over and over again exceeding the quality specifications established by the OEM.  These cartridge for laser printers are made with new parts and are a less expensive alternative to costly name brand ink printer cartridges.  

You possibly will also be bowled over to see that the generic compatible cartridge will publish the same quantity of, or more, pages than the original OEM cartridge.  Mainly, this is because a number of original OEM ink laser printer cartridges are not completely filled all the way up.  In this instance, a compatible ink cartridge for printer can give you twice the advantage: it reduces your cost per cartridge and cost per page by printing additional pages

 

Why Use Brand Name Inkjet Printer Ink Cartridge

Shoppers will find out that purchasing original, brand name, ink cartridge for printer rapidly becomes quite an expenditure.  However, there are a number of alternative ways to find the equivalent quality standard for a alot cheaper cost.  The main options are: name brand (OEM) color ink cartridge for laser printer, similar generic ink printer cartridges or remanufactured ink laser printer cartridges.

When you are purchasing a replacement photo printer cartridge, customers do have many choices.  It is generally believed that buyers are required to accept the costly, brand name, cartridge for printer from the company, or the guarantee will become invalid.  That belief plainly is not accurate.  By law, the use of similar replacement inkjet printer cartridges does not vacate the printer manufacturer’s warranty.  In actuality, you may choose to get less costly similar cartridge for laser printer, or remanufactured cartridges, frequently with a real savings of between 45% and 70%. All chief inkjet printer cartridge brands have matching versions, including Brother, and Xerox.

 

Brand Name Inkjet Cartridge for Printer

For the most part key producers of laser printers also produce the substitute inkjet laser printer cartridges that are the best suited for their specific printers.  This alternative is frequently the most costly, and in several cases it’s the single option sold if you happen to buy a newer laser printer whose maker embedded computer chips in the ink printer cartridge.  The point of this computer chip might be to adjust the ink flow, control the cartridges use, or to adjust the ink cartridge in alignment.  However, if you want a matching, or remanufactured, cartridge for printer, it may not be able to communicate with the laser printer and may damage the printer or cause it to not work at all.

 

Compatible Generic Ink Cartridge for Laser Printer

While thinking about purchasing an ink printer cartridge for your printer, the major part you have to mull over is the cost. Purchasing a brand new ink laser printer cartridge might be based upon how much you are prepared to give.  You can purchase a new brand name ink cartridge for laser printer, or you may purchase a new compatible (generic) ink printer cartridge.  Both kinds of ink printer cartridges might provide you with the matching quantity, quality and performance you require from your printer.  The most important difference is in price tag: a brand name ink printer cartridge may easily cost around twice the price of a compatible cartridge for laser printer.

Compatible (generic) inkjet printer cartridges are manufactured to meet OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) specifications. These manufacturers ordinarily set very high standards of reliability and quality and also offer high quality results, often exceeding the quality specifications established by the OEM.  These cartridge for printer are manufactured with new components and are a cheaper substitute to pricey name brand inkjet printer cartridges.

You possibly will also be flabbergasted to see that the generic compatible cartridge will produce the same amount of, or more, pages than the original OEM cartridge.  Principally, this is since various original OEM ink printer cartridges are not filled to capacity.  In this situation, a compatible inkjet cartridge for laser printer might give you twice the advantage: it reduces your price per cartridge and cost per page by printing more pages

 

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