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As always nice video.
Awesome review Salty, not to mention your editing skills are improving with every video.
Thanks for the video Salty, I am glad you are pleased with the knife. I can't believe how much detail you got in panning the camera down the blade, I felt like I was holding the knife and looking at it in person.
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Nice review Salty- your camera cannot keep up with you!
Looks really nice Del, I hope to see one in my rack one day.
Speaking of Salty,
Has anyone heard from him lately? I've tried emailing him a couple of times but his email address (firstname.lastname@example.com) seems to be broken. Delbert, your knives are awesome, I hope to one day be able to afford a custom from you.
Very nice work Del! You Rock
What a fantastic blade. I would really like to build a knife with your steel after I get a LOT more experience under my belt!
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Salty's battling his inner socioeconomic demons, so he took all his vids down and sorta hid out for a few days. He's seen on Kitchen and Knife sometimes(a good forum community-wise, but I find the interface a bit off putting), and he has his own blog and set up a site called Chefs Knife or something like that to attempt to unify the kitchen knife nut diaspora. Wish he'd come on down to KKF, the water is fine!
Delbert, that knife sure is a looker! Wonderful pattern.
Wow! You couldn't get a better endorsement than that. Congrats Del!


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LAKE PLACID - Extreme Winter Weather Week on The Weather Channel, combined with wintry conditions and a number of events taking place in the area this week, has brought the cable network to the region.
The Weather Channel will telecast live on Tuesday, Feb. 5, from Mount Van Hoevenberg, outside Lake Placid. The crew, including Wake Up With Al co-host Stephanie Abrams, will report from the combined luge, bobsled and skeleton track from 5:30 to 11 a.m. The venue will host World Cup luge racing on Friday and Saturday.
Scheduled live guests include Duncan Kennedy, of the USA Luge coaching staff; Jon Lundin, PR coordinator of the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) and Jeff Dickson, chairman of the Saranac Lake Winter Carnival Committee.
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Stephanie Abrams of The Weather Channel interviews Jon Lundin of the Olympic Regional Development Authority this morning at Mount Van Hoevenburg in Lake Placid. Mirror Lake is seen on the split screen.
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The segments will incorporate live interviews with recorded segments at the Saranac Lake Ice Palace, dog sledding on Mirror Lake and more around the two communities.
TWC made its base in Lake Placid, and spent the weekend and Monday shooting numerous activities.
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Last Saturday was my first BFD, and it was awesome. BFD is a Bay Area all-day outdoor music festival put on by San Francisco radio station LIVE 105, which features mostly alternative and mainstream rock. I've wanted to go ever since high school, but never ended up making it out to the Shoreline until this year. I'm glad I did. Here's who I saw and what I thought:
The Airborne Toxic Event
I'd heard lots of people say they liked The Airborne Toxic Event before, but I have to admit, I was ready to dislike this band. Until they started playing. First, there was the cool Asian guy on guitar. Then, the girl who was singing/playing keyboard started playing viola — and not just playing it for the sake of having a viola in the band, but really legitimately harmonizing and adding to the sound. Then, the bass player started playing his bass like a cello, with a bow and everything. Then, the cool Asian guy swapped his guitar for keyboard duties, causing a girl behind us to remark excitedly, "Cool Asian Guy is playing the keyboard!" The whole band had really good energy and sounded awesome live. They have solid musical theory behind their songs, which makes me confident that their popularity will carry beyond their single "Sometime Around Midnight". Thumbs up.
Dizzy Balloon
Alex highly recommended Oakland pop rock band Dizzy Balloon to me after they stole the show when they opened for The Jakes at UCSD. After BFD, I will agree — they are hands down one of the most fun live bands I've ever watched. The audience can tell they're having a blast playing, and that enthusiasm and energy is infectious. Their keyboardist was my favorite; he dances while he plays, and I think I even saw him throw in a bhangra move or two. They're playing at the Oakland Metro this Saturday with The Cataracs, one of Davin's top local picks. I'll be out of town, unfortunately, but if you can make it out there, you should not miss it. Catch Dizzy Balloon now before they hit it huge. Thumbs up.
Alkaline Trio
Alkaline Trio was a bit of a disappointment at BFD this year. I thought they lacked the distinctive, raw vocals that made Crimson and Good Mourning such good albums — maybe touring the U.S. and Canada with The Offspring has them tired. Thumbs down, I'm sorry to say.
MC Lars
Over at the the Local Lounge stage, however, headliner MC Lars delivered a great live set as usual. It's pretty incredible that I haven't blogged about him yet, because he's one of my favorite artists. For now, suffice it to say that he is an English major from Stanford who blends old school hip-hop references with snarky social commentary and literary allusions. He and his friends rocked the stage and got the crowd jumping with a mix of old favorites ("Download this Song," "Hot Topic (Is Not Punk Rock)") and new tracks from his 2009 album This Gigantic Robot Kills. It's always a good sign when the crowd seems to know all the lyrics to all the songs by heart. Thumbs up.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs
On the main stage, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs were busy being their loveably weird selves. At various points during their set, Karen O. donned a large neon poncho; put a towel on her head; and jammed her microphone into her mouth, leaned waaay backward, and screamed. At the end of the set, they fired what appeared to be hundreds of fluttering white moths out of a special white-moth-firing-cannon, much to the delight of the box seat audience below and, later, the local birds. I can't claim to be the hugest Yeah Yeah Yeahs fan, but I do value their artistic statements (however inexplicable). Thumbs sideways?
The Offspring
I couldn't have asked for a better performance from festival headliner The Offspring. They knew the crowd, which ranged from college students to highschoolers to families with small but awesome children, was there to hear classic Offspring, and rose to the occassion magnificently. They hit all the favorites ("The Kids Aren't Alright," "Come Out and Play," "Why Don't You Get a Job?,") and made a nod to their newer ones ("Hammerhead"), sounding just as great live as they do in the recording studio. Lead singer Dexter Holland even did a gorgeous piano arrangement of "Gone Away" he's been working on, which was arguably better than the original. Joining the band and 22,000 fans in sold-out Shoreline Amphitheatre singing "Self Esteem" was the perfect end to an awesome day. Thumbs up.


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PEORIA, Ill. -- The men's cross country team was led by the seventh place run of Bryant Simpson as they took third of 13 teams at the Bradley Pick Classic on Friday.
Simpson earned three points with his 26:23 run.
Josh Dees was 30 seconds behind Simpson as he finished 16th to collect eight points.
Ray Hingson and Ben Barber stuck together, completing the course just three seconds apart with times of 27:41 and 27:44, respectively. Hingson was 27th, gaining 14 points, and Barber placed 30th for 16 points.
Leo Smith-Butler was the final scoring Panther as he took 33rd place, gaining 17 points, and ran a 27:53 race.
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So my question is for those of you who have been in similar positions, how do you approach this conversation? Do you bring up the future? What is the best way to approach those who are very sentimental over tradition? (I am not one, I see it as more this makes more sense, is logical and therefore easier, lets do that now. So I have a very hard time understand those who want tradition more than a nice holiday.)
I am following this thread with a keen eye. In our situation, there are 9 siblings and Grandma as the matriarch. I am a grandchild. Holidays are on a similar scale and Grandma has held on to the tradition of hosting one or both at her house. It is not a requirement to attend if she is hosting, some people can't travel at the holidays (those that would have to travel cross country) and others have to balance holidays with their spouse's family. Overall, out of the 9 blood siblings, there are four that are in geographical proximity to Grandma. Out of those four, there are two that have a home big enough to host our standard sized gathering. Out of those two, there is one who I believe would host willingly and the other one who would do it, but grudgingly. If any other of the siblings would want to host, a large percentage of the remainder would have to travel if they wished to attend, which as stated above isn't always feasible. I will be very interested to see what is the outcome of this conversation. I think our family is going to have to have the same conversation soon and both DH and I fear that the group will not find a satisfactory way to proceed and we will break into factions instead of the more or less cohesive family we have been up to this point.
DH has 8 siblings, most married with children. It is a very large family. There are 2 who take over the hosting and one other who lives there for parts of the year (that is a long background to explain, but this one is mostly doing it since she is staying with her parents, not out of duty bound feelings), and generally hosts when living there.Yes, there will probably be upset with the first two siblings and MIL, although Dh thinks not for MIL, but I think so. Either way MIL has said she does not want to be part of the discussions and has left the organization up to others for most of the past few years holidays, she will occasionally send out an email but most of the time if she does say something it is in person and if she happens to remember. Which generally leads to information that is faulty. It really is a mess.Just saying I want to host this holiday coming up would not work for the two current hosts, the idea is for everyone to come together to talk about the problems and smoothing everything over. I think just trying to take over a holiday to host would go really badly in his family and they did ask to to talk, so that is what I am asking about. Especially to get advice for those who have been in similar touchy situations, I've seen a few on the board where it relates to changing traditions and how to handle it - but not specifically about hosting traditions. If there is some threads, please forgive me I don't frequent here as much lately and have not seen them.
DH mentioned right now after reading your post that one of the older sets hosted Easter one year and it was meltdown city as soon as they asked to host and used it's only one holiday approach. He also said that his mother made the hosts invite two more families that the hosts were unfamiliar with because that is what she would do. Great. I think we are beginning to realize that it's just not going to work, most of us are terrified to even converse with them because of the histrionics, yet we are all bone tired and frazzled over the current issues, holidays are just not fun and relaxing at all. I think this is going to turn into doing our own thing all the time now. But I will update after the conversation.
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1986 Brat
Posted 11 September 2003 - 08:09 PM
Whats the box size on the 1986 Brat???
Also whats the BIG deal with SPFI???
P.S.This is what that F*#K!ng bananna should have been doing all along:dead:
Posted 11 September 2003 - 10:05 PM
Originally posted by soobydaddy
Just a quick question...
Whats the box size on the 1986 Brat???
Also whats the BIG deal with SPFI???
P.S.This is what that F*#K!ng bananna should have been doing all along:dead:
Bed is 5' long and I don't know how wide. As for the SPFI, if we are still talking about a Brat then I think we would be talking about the EA-81T Push-rod, SPFI, Turbo that is a very rare motor, and not found in anything other than the 83 and 84 model years. Other than that they made an EA-82 in several flavors, one of which was SPFI. There was nothing spectacular about it that I know about.
Posted 12 September 2003 - 02:22 AM
Also - Brat beds are the same from 82 to 87, nothing specific about the 86 model year.
Posted 12 September 2003 - 07:57 AM
p.s. why does it say im a newbe?I was on the board for at least 2 years befor this?
Posted 12 September 2003 - 08:05 AM
Originally posted by soobydaddy
p.s. why does it say im a newbe?I was on the board for at least 2 years befor this?
They didn't automatically transfer post counts and "titles" over from the old board. There was a thread on the old board about e-mailing your post count and they would update your info. I've been on the board for about two years myself, but only registered for the new board this week. Hopefully they get my e-mail and update me, I don't want people thinking I'm a Noob.
Posted 12 September 2003 - 08:25 AM
Posted 12 September 2003 - 08:39 AM
Originally posted by "EJ"
Haven't seen yea in a while, check out the forum help to get your post transfered over to the new board.
I'll physically measure mine tonight if nobody else has numbers. Mine is actually an 86 too.
Thanks ! I'll check out the helkp forum. Its been a really strange year for me. I'm really hoping to get my RX back together so I can come and play in the Pine Barons, but if I don't I may still come and bring my baby.
Posted 12 September 2003 - 05:54 PM
I cant wait to get my hands on my new Brat!!!:boohoo: But I guess I have too...lol
Posted 12 September 2003 - 09:39 PM
Posted 12 September 2003 - 11:05 PM
i'll have it all fixed up--i know this brat personally and am working on the carb
i already know what it will take t put spfi on an ea81. it would be easier to put an ea82 spfi if we had a whole donor car to part from.
if so, you can have the spfi already installed before you make the deal!
Posted 13 September 2003 - 03:23 PM
If so what do you mean "the wrench"?
Also if you know it what do you think of it(worth the trip?)?
I like it alot and would like some info on it(if you have any).
Work on the carb?You rebulding it?
Havent heard from MR.Wood in a while...Whats his USMB name?
I wasnt thinking about putting a spfi in it I just wanted to know the "deal" with them(more hp?better low end?).
Posted 13 September 2003 - 10:12 PM
well thewrench over here was getting a deadbeat non running turbo to run like new, 2 brake jobs, front and rear, and getting power windows to work. the "wrench" is a good thing.
we are getting a carb fom an 87 ea82 and will be putting it on(if it has its original manifold)
86subaru is the name you seek.
personally i think a carb has more fuel delivery potential. if you are gping to mess with woring harnesses you might as well go with mpfi turbo!
i'll let jim describe it to you
jim goes by 86subaru on the board, but his login is "guest" rather than member, because of transferring over and his internet provider, or something like that.
pm me and send me an email, i will be doing a lot of the work on this BRAT
It has the axles off my last TrashWagon!!!!
it needs a little work as far as driving it back to florida. but if a trashwagon can make it to washington..............
well, anyeay, if you caould make the trip that would be grand!
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Lawmakers are proposing a tax credit to encourage businesses to hire students receiving graduate degrees in science and technology from a New Mexico college.
The measure is to help stop the so-called brain drain of highly educated professionals leaving New Mexico for jobs in other states after earning a master's or doctorate degree in mathematics, engineering, technology, the sciences or a health-related field.
Employers could receive a tax credit of $5,000 for each qualified graduate that's hired for a full-time job with benefits.
Albuquerque Sen. Tim Keller, the No. 3 Democratic leader in the Senate, is sponsoring the bill along with Republican Rep. James Smith of Sandia Park.
Under the measure, the state would grant no more than $2 million in tax credits annually.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) -- Alcohol was a factor in a multi-car accident that tied up traffic at a busy Topeka intersection Saturday night.
Topeka police confirm 53 year old Lori Ann Overbey was booked for DUI after causing a six-car pile up just before 5:30p.m. at 29th and Wanamaker.
Overby was driving westbound on 29th street when she crashed into the back of a vehicle with her Hyundai SUV.
The impact caused a chain reaction that involved four more cars.
Then, Overby put her SUV into reverse and hit two other vehicles.
Shawnee County records show that Overby has a past DUI diversion in 2003.
A six-car pile-up ties up traffic on 29th and Wanamaker.
The Topeka Police Department say that slick weather conditions and alcohol may have caused an accident at 29th and Wanamaker at 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Boulder-based Zayo Group LLC signed an agreement to acquire Access Communications, a Minneapolis-based broadband firm, for $40 million, company officials announced today.
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Misplaced a local business lately?
Morgan's Musings
OK, be honest. When was the last time you misplaced your regular set of vehicle/house keys and had to revert to the used ones that were stowed in your hip pocket or bottom of your purse? I'll be honest, I used mine last week.
Here's another: How often have you said to yourself, "How long will that new store/restaurant stay in business?" When we see that new store-front closing shop, we mutter to ourselves, "Another one bites the dust." Although Linda and I no longer consider ourselves newcomers after 32 years, (Did you read about Frank and Elaine Sanford in the STAR last week. 70 years of marriage…WOW!) when the doors of a new business (or medical practice) opens and closes in less than a few years and you see their U-Haul truck leaving town, we anguish. When we came to town in 1980, most of the businesses were well-established and we knew no one. My federal job disintegrated in less than four years. In that short period of time, our daughter graduated from LR in 1982 and Linda was well established with the NPS.
We feel sad for every empty storefront that is vacant today. What didn't they know when they closed up shop after such a short time? I winged it about 30 years when I told a friend in Seattle, who wanted to open a gun shop, "Plan on living out of your own pocket the first two years of business." I believe I hit that pretty close.
Do new business owners know anything about the business they are opening? How many stores or restaurants occupied today will close by March 1, 2013? The most recent example is the John Dough's restaurant, who was serving customers a month ago today but are no longer in business.
I was sorry to see those doors close. The building had two eateries in less than a year! We were discussing this at supper the other evening. We feel that prospective business operators should have more than a clue as to what it takes to run an eatery in the Coulee. They should be serving the locals before the tourist season opens (June-September). Weren't the business owners "skookum" on the restaurant trade? Larry Maier, former restaurant owner, (he owned the Wildlife, where Pepper Jack's is today) told me "16- to 18-hour days" are common in his profession when starting out. Are new owners programmed for these hours?
After 32 years, the two of us have a few personal thoughts on what has attracted us to local eateries. In no specific order, because we are eating out less often and taking less return fire, those are the rounds that hurt. If you want our opinion, we'll be happy to tell you. And if you haven't been in town long, you'll soon find out yourself.
One of the businesses that we had patronized since 1980, was Maier's Wildlife Restaurant, where Pepper Jack's is now. I'm sure very many oldsters still refer to it as the Wildlife.
Maier said the new business owners must take care of the locals. "It's the locals that will keep them going when times are tough during the off season," he advised. "Join the chamber of commerce and get to know them. Service is important."
Comments from readers and blurbs from "Coulee Cops" set the scene from last week's newspaper.
Two juveniles, 16 and 17 years old, were arrested for possession of stolen property, burglary, minor in possession, obstructing a public servant in "Cops," while the wrestling competitors were "impressive off the canvas" and out-of-town spectators admired their conduct off the mat. As R.C. Covington suggested, we should put up a sign to honor PRCA bull rider Shane Proctor, just to show others that there is more to the coulee than law breakers.


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The Rackspace Cloud Tools Marketplace is a comprehensive catalog of innovative, third-party developed applications designed for the Rackspace open cloud. Additionally, through the marketplace, customers can now browse, review and connect to cloud solutions focused on management, monitoring, application deployment and a host of other areas. By leveraging Openstack and developing solutions specifically for Rackspace open cloud, Zadara Storage provides increased flexibility for customers and helps them avoid vendor lock-in.
By adding Zadara's VPSA Cloud Block and File Storage service to the Marketplace, customers can now easily select from three preconfigured packages:
1.) Start-up Package with three 600GB SAS drives. Great for start-up SaaS customers.
2.) Solid State Flash Package with four SSD drives. For customers needing ultra-high IOPS.
3.) Enterprise Package includes a Boost Zadara Engine and twenty 600GB SAS drives for high IOPS and capacity.
All packages come with a FREE 15-day trial.
Zadara's VPSA solution on the Rackspace Cloud offers customers a scalable cloud block and file storage option," said Bob Bardwell, manager of business development at Rackspace. "We are excited that Zadara is now offering this additional flexibility via the Cloud Tools Marketplace."
For more information on the VPSA Cloud Block and File Storage Solution, please visit www.zadarastorage.com.
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I am currently reading the manga of Puella Magi Madoka Magica. I find it weird that Kyubey doesn't have just one facial expression like in the anime. But I'm loving it so far
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I am currently reading the manga of Puella Magi Madoka Magica. I find it weird that Kyubey doesn't have just one facial expression like in the anime. But I'm loving it so far
I'm finishing what I can of Le Chevalier d'Eon, Tetragrammaton Labyrinth, and Black Butler. :3
She has no shadows, and she radiates beauty.
Slender body, and two eyes like ebony.
Her spirit's golden, and her mind's a mystery.
Wow I was about to make this same thread too lol. Anywas I just finished Hanjuku Joshi. I really like the moe and cuteness between Yae and Chitose.
Following One Piece, Naruto and Bleach manga's weekly.
Thinking of start reading Kuroko no Basuke (watching the anime weekly), Durarara!! (loved the anime but never read the manga), Deadman Wonderland (same thing as for Durarara!!) and also Elfen Lied (same thing again just I haven't finished it yet)
"I never think of the future. It comes soon enough."
"The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources."
"Great spirits have often encountered violent opposition from weak minds."
"Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen."
"I want to know God's thoughts; the rest are details."
"Imagination is more important than knowledge."
With Modoka done now I'm reading Kampfer now.
Beelzebub, Bleach, Gintama, Hayate No Gotoku, Naruto.
Just started reading Elfen Lied alongside reading Kampfer
I'm currently reading Sket Dance and Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai.
Some Bakuman while I wait for Miura to draw more Berserk :P
"dude your user name is B.A! props! sounds like a stoner metal band *loves stoner metal*...i might steal it >.>"
stepping on roses
Just bought the first three volumes of Haruhi Suzumiya so I'm reading them. I'm also planning on reading D.Gray-man
Currently, only the naruto manga.
Um...Kyoukai no Rinne, Toradora, Sailor Moon, Bleach, Kuroshitsuji and Fairy Tail. =D
How'd You Like That On Your Lawn?!"I may be empty, but I'm not worthless!"
Following some manga weekly like One Piece, Buyuden, Naruto, ect...
Also started rereading Bakuman
Fairy Tail
Pandora Hearts
Kuroko no Basuke
Monkey High
Black Cat
Kaichou wa Maid-sama! (I'm all the way caught up in this one... waiting on updates)
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"Frustrations will not last forever. Nobody can keep on going without some measure of reward."
I am currently reading the following,
One Piece
Blue Exorcist
D. Gray Man
Fullmetal Alchemist
Black Cat
Fairy Tail
I think that is it...
I'm reading too much... so few of them: ikigami, hitman part time killer, Artelier collection, Papillon-Hana to cho , to love darkness, Reimei no arcana, pandora hearts, ubelblatt, black buttler, bakuman
Reading Nisekoi, Uchuu Kyoudai and Yandere Kanojo as well as the popular ones (Beelzebub, Naruto, Bleach).
For manhwa, Tower of God, Kubera and Crepuscule
Senjougahara Fascination
The Breaker - Not technically a manga but a manhwa (Korean). At first it reminded me a bit of GTO but after the first few chapters it kicked all the fighting up into overdrive. A definite recommend if you like a bit of comedy mixed with brutal martial arts.
Sun-Ken Rock - Another manhwa. Lots of fighting and comedy. I lived in South Korea for two years and I can tell you from my experiences there that the art work is spot on. The series is pretty much about a bum who moves to Korea from Japan and starts his own gang.
Fullmetal Panic Sigma - More violent then the first series but not so much to feel out of place for the series.
Bleach - no explanation needed lol!
Gantz - Probably one of the most twisted and violent mangas that I've read.
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Is Tower of God any good? I saw it but haven't heard anyone say anything about it.
Life is Money - Psychological Thrill
Omamori Himari - Because catgirls (nay, but it reminds me of R+V)
To love ru darkness - Because it became a routine
I am reading Kaichou Wa Maid-Sama and it's <3.
The only manga i'm reading right now is K-On! which I really love. =D
Skip beat (was a while since I read in it thought...)
Naruto Shippuuden
Magi - The labyrinth of magic.
Waiting for
Season four of Sherlock
The new Hobbit movie
Season five of Game of Thrones
New episodes of Downton Abbey
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Motorola is taking a stab at the fitness market with the launch of the Motorola ACTV, an Android-based sports watch. It's a clever twist on the sports watch, but enters a competitive market. We got hands-on with it briefly to put it through its paces.
It's difficult not to say iPod nano, so we'll get that out of the way now. The Motorola ACTV looks like the iPod nano, thanks to the size and shape.
The clever part of the ACTV is around the back. The metal backplate features a lip that lets you slide it into a number of different straps, so you can wear it as a watch, on the handlebars of your bike or on your arm. Of the accessories we've seen so far, everything looked to be good quality and considerately designed.
That's not the only clever part of the system however. Being a sports watch, you'll want to incorporate heart rate monitoring into the mix and Motorola has come up with a novel solution.
Two optional headsets - we saw the SF500 wired headphones - contain sensors for monitoring your heart rate. Normally this would be done by a chest strap, but in this case, the sensors are in the headphones, picking up on a pulse in your ear (visible in the photo below).
This might sound smart, but when you want to have your heart rate without music, you might be left scratching your head. Fortunately the ACTV is ANT+ compatible, meaning it should work with a range of ANT+ devices, although we haven't yet seen this in action.
Of interest to Android fans may well be the link to your phone that will turn it into a live monitor, so you can have your phone in your Camelbak and view activity on your watch, for example.
On paper the Motorola ACTV looks to have all the right pieces in place: a companion app for your phone, an online community for tracking and planning your training and smart music features with iTunes compatibility.
Otherwise, operation of the Motorola ACTV was slick and fast, although our time with the device was brief and we'd have to put it to work on the running track before we can really judge if it is a rival for our Garmin Forerunner or Nike+ SportsWatch GPS.


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- 11-08-2012
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Prasad honored with Pride of India Award
M.G. Prasad, a professor at Stevens Institute of Technology, was recently awarded the Bharat Gaurav Award by the Indian International Friendship Society.
Prasad (r.) greeted by Mr. Mukul Wasnik, the minister for social justice and empowerment, Government of IndiaPrasad, who serves as Director of the Noise and Vibration Control Laboratory in Department of Mechanical Engineering, was honored because of his "worthy example, which inspires others toward remarkable achievement," according to the organization.
The award, which translates into English as "The Pride of India Award," was presented on January 7, 2010, in New Delhi, during a Conference on Global Participation in India's Economic Development.
Top leaders, economists, entrepreneurs, and professionals spoke and presented at the conference.
The India International Friendship Society was founded as a non-Profit non-Governmental Organization (NGO) on four very strong pillars – friendship, patriotism, commitment and ethical values. The guiding force of the Society is based on the noble philosophy of serving the cause of motherland. Additional information on the group may be found at http://www.globalfriendshipday.org


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Hi Chrissis,
I would be able to practice or play.
Hi chrissie, I am 28 year old male living in Enfield with about 3.0 rating. we can play at indoor court in south windsor where i take lessons sometimes. let me know please.
hi Chrissie,i would love to play,dont know my rating..im jason in east hampton..
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