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Hottest gadgets at IFA 2012Pocket-lint
IFA 2012 and it's very best gadgets are what we'll be bringing you through the next three days all over Pocket-lint, but this page right here, this page is the very best of them all. It's the best of the best, le meilleur, the ace in the hole, the cream as far as the hottest gadgets of Berlin and Europe's finest consumer tech trade show goes.
Throughout our time at IFA 2012, the team will be updating this page with the devices that really catch our eye - the best laptops, best TVs, best smartphones, best cameras, best anything else that we think deserves your attention. So, if we reckon something has a bright future, is highly original or just gets our tech juices flowing, you'll find it here. These are the hottest gadgets of IFA 2012 and the ones we think you should be taking notice of.
Catch all of our IFA 2012 news, as it happens, on our dedicated IFA 2012 home page.
HP Spectre XT TouchSmart Ultrabook
A normal laptop. Remember those? You know, when where if you try to remove the keyboard, you're going to end up breaking it. Fortunately, HP hasn't forgotten folk that like a touch of the traditional and came up with the MacBook-looking HP Spectre XT TouchSmart mouthful, er, ultrabook for showing off at IFA 2012.
It's 17.9mm thick, weighs just over 2.1kgs and is just about ok for carrying around without slipping a disc. There's tiptop connectivity with Intel's Thunderbolt technology for the fastest transfer speeds as well as Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.0, SD card and HDMI connections plus Beats Audio inside too. Think MacBook Pro only HP. Hands-on
Philips Original Radio
Philips started with radio back in 1927, but it's most classic radio is the Philetta 254, released in 1955. Not one to ignore the retro trend, Philips has released the Philips Original Radio at IFA 2012, and we've laid our eyes on it, and lent it our ears.
The Philips Original Radio picks up on the design of the Philetta, with the same sexy knobs, but this is bang up to date when it comes to technology. There will be various options available (and different models for different countries) with the option to have an iPhone dock, or not. DAB+ and FM radio will be available. Hands-on
LG EA93 21:9 monitor
A lot of people will have admired the Philips 21:9 TV range only from affair owing to its prohibitively expensive swing ticket. Fortunately, LG has come up with an alternative option in the form of the LG EA93 21:9 monitor. The LG EA93 caters for the same 1080 vertical lines as a Full HD resolution offers, but the 2560 horizontal pixels make it far longer than a standard 16:9 display.
If you want that true cinema experience without the borders then this monitor might be right up your street. Although it'll trim off the extra height of an IMAX frame, so fans of Nolan's Batman trilogy beware. On the rear, there are all manner of connections including USB 3.0 ports and an HDMI. No idea on price just yet but hopefully not too silly. Hands-on
HP Envy x2
Ok. So HP also had a hybrid, and it looks really good too. The HP Envy x2 is a tablet/PC hybrid 11.6-inch device that runs Windows 8 and features the Beats Audio system that the manufacturer hopes will give it that extra edge over the rest.
Weighing 1.4kg when the keyboard is attached (0.68kg when not), the Envy x2 has a HD IPS panel, which should ensure decent brightness (400-nit), and front and rear cameras. There's NFC for use with media sharing and HP has added proprietary software, including HP Connected Photo, an app that syncs photos across multiple devices and offers basic editing options. Read more | Hands-on
Sony Bravia KD-84X9005
After tantalising us with its 4K projector at CES 2012, Sony has announced its first commercially available 4K television at IFA 2012 - the Sony Bravia KD-84X9005. We weren't able to get particularly close to the X9005, but at this scale that wasn't an immediate problem. Sony was showing off a 4K recording of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra on screen. Needless to say, it was pretty phenomenal.
The set includes the X-Reality Pro picture engine and 10 speaker units for what Sony describes as "superb audio quality". Price-wise there's no official verdict, but a little rumour bird told us it could be as much as 20,000 Euro. Yowch. Big bucks for big resolution but we sure do look forward to spending a little more time with this monster telly. Read more
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 tablet-come-phone is now official. The 5.5-inch "phablet" is run by a 1.6GHz quad-core processor with 2GB of RAM. The touchscreen is made up of a HD Super AMOLED 1280 x 720 16:9 display, and Samsung claims that it's thinner, lighter and brighter than on the phone's predecessor.
The device comes with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean from the box, there's an 8-megapixel camera on the rear and a 1.9-megapixel one on the front. The rear camera is coupled with an LED flash while many of the features found on the Galaxy S III have made it to the Note 2: Best Photo, Best Faces and Low light shot. Read more | Hands-on
Philips Fidelio Portable Speaker
With the portable audio space bolstered by the likes of the Jambox, we're itching to get some proper review time with the Philips Fidelio Portable Speaker, with two models the P8 and P9, the Bluetooth speakers unveiled at IFA 2012.
Philips has been focusing on design recently and the understated simplicity of the Fidelio Portable Speaker gives it a retro cool look, with the controls running across the top. Constructed with wood, metal and wrapped lovingly in a leather case, it feels solid in the hand and it smells great too. What, you don't smell your gadgets? Shame on you. Hands-on
Asus Vivo Tab (RT)
Asus kicked off IFA 2012 with the announcement of two new tablet devices. The Asus Vivo Tab and Asus Vivo Tab RT bring the successful Transformer concept to Windows 8. The name comes from the Latin verb "to live", with Asus describing the new tablet devices as ideal for work and play.
Based around an 11.6-inch Super IPS+ display, like the Transformer range of Android tablet devices, the Vivo Tab will feature a dock to turn this Windows 8 tablet into a fully fledged notebook. With a thickness of just 8.7mm and weighing 675g, the Vivo Tab is a slick-looking device, exhibiting Asus's growing experience in tablet design. Read more | Hands-on
Panasonic PT-AT6000
Panasonic has announced an upgrade to its 3D Full HD LCD projector range in the shape of the PT-AT6000 (otherwise known as PT-AE8000 in the US). The stand-out feature is that the PT-AT6000 is 20 per cent brighter than the company's previous model, which should be enough to counteract any picture dulling when watching 3D. There's also a huge improvement to the crosstalk issues.
Core specifications include 2,400 lumens of brightness, Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, a claimed contrast ration of 500,000:1 and a new 220W lamp. There's also generally far better control of 3D with both a Picture Balance mode and a slider scale for the parallax strength of the image. Hands-on
Archos GamePad
Is it a portable games machine, is it a tablet, is there any difference any more? Archos has announced the launch of a new 7-inch device with dedicated buttons set to take on the PS Vita and pals. The GamePad combines physical gaming controls with a full Android-powered tablet with touchscreen, analogue sticks and all.
The GamePad runs a 1.5Ghz processor with a Mali 400mp quad-core GPU to handle the graphics side of things. Unlike some Archos tablets in the past, the new model is also Google certified so you get access to the Google Play store and it promises to automatically map keys to your favourite games very much in the same way Sony Ericsson did with the PlayStation phone, the Xperia Play. Due out at the end of October 2012 for less than £130. Read more
Ultimate Ears 9000
The king of the debuting on-ear headphones range from Logitech's Ultimate Ears is the Bluetooth-enabled, active-noise-cancelling Ultimate Ears 9000 model. With a detachable cable, it's possible to use these 'phones wirelessly or, when the batteries deplete, passively via the cable.
They're chunky and comfortable thanks to the generous padding of the memory foam cushions, and are designed to fold up into themselves for transport. Not only do these look visually sharp, they also sound as sweet as the headband's padding is soft - though we'd expect nothing less for the £299 price tag. We reckon these over-ears ought to give some of the similar-priced competitor models out there a run for their money. Hands-on
Samsung Galaxy Camera
There have been camera phones, phone cameras, cameras and simply phones but finally Samsung has come up with one that we're not quite sure what it is at all. The Samsung Galaxy Camera is a connected camera. There's a 3G and Wi-Fi version as well as a 4G and Wi-Fi version. What all of that means is that you can connect your pictures to the cloud and the cloud to your picture whenever and wherever you like.
It runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, has a 16-Megapixel 1/2.3" BSI CMOS unit and it'll capture light focused at it through a 23mm wide angle lens - a piece of glass far superior to that of a camera phone. What's more, that lens will also offer you up to a whopping 21x optical zoom. Yes, optical, not digital. Read more | Hands-on
Sony Vaio Duo 11
The Sony Vaio Dual 11 sports a surf slider build with a full Qwerty keyboard, but consumers can opt to stick to a slate tablet mode and use the 11-inch touch display. A digitised stylus is included in the tablet device. Again, one could argue that this is, in fact, a laptop. Because, again, it is, but the duo is meant to be a tablet every much as it as meant as an Ultrabook.
Like the Tap 20, the Duo 11 and features Sony's new Clear Audio+ sound technology for a an improved sound experience when watching video or listening to music as well as a choice of high end Intel Core CPUs and Intel HD graphics. Coming at the end of October. Read more | Hands-on
TomTom for Android
Old news if you're an iOS users but this is one smoking hot product for those on Google's Mobile platform. TomTom confirmed at IFA in Berlin that it will be launching its TomTom for Android app in October.
TomTom navigation, map and traffic technologies will be incorporated into the new app the company said. More details, pricing and availability will be announced closer to the launch date but, for now, expect IQ Routes, HD Traffic and more. Read more | Hands-on
Sony NEX-5R
The Sony NEX-5R is the latest interchangeable lens mirrorless camera which, quality-wise, ought to be the same as its NEX-5N predecessor according to Sony, but the sensor has been adapted to include phase-detection "pixels" at the sensor level, covering 99 areas.
Design-wise the NEX-5R has added a new thumbwheel and a function (Fn) button to the mix and the tilt-angle, touch-capable LCD screen can now also flip all the way up for self-facing shooting - ideal for self portraits. Add in Wi-Fi and an app store and it's one seriously intriguing product. Hands-on
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Swiss Chicken Supreme
Smothered in a thick sauce and topped with buttery cracker crumbs, Swiss Chicken Supreme is a hit whenever Stephanie B. serves it.
"Everyone requests the recipe," she writes from Kaysville, Utah, "but it's high in fat and cholesterol. I've tried to lighten it up, but I can't replicate the flavor. Any help would be appreciated."
Our makeover team started by cutting back on the quantity of sauce in the original recipe and scaling back on the golden topping a bit. These changes lowered the calories and fat, but that wasn't enough to satisfy our home economists.
Replacing the canned soup with a homemade sauce didn't work well with this recipe, so the team used a lighter version of the canned soup instead. Stephanie usually mixes the soup with water, but combining it with fat-free milk created a richer sauce with a few more nutrients.
Makeover Swiss Chicken Supreme has all the flavor of the original, even though it has 560 fewer calories, 81% less fat and nearly 75% less sodium.
After trying the makeover recipe, Stephanie reports, "My family barely noticed that anything had been changed. Everyone loved it, and now I can serve it without worrying about the fat and cholesterol. Thanks!"


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Skip to comments.Report: Obama administration knew millions wouldn't be able to keep insurance (he lied)
Posted on 10/28/2013 6:56:58 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
Before the Affordable Care Act became law in 2010, President Obama promised Americans they could keep their healthcare plan if they liked it. But already hundreds of thousands of citizens are receiving notification that their plans are being cancelled because they don't comply with the new law, and, according to NBC News, the Obama administration has known for at least three years the cancellations were coming.
While campaigning for health care reform in 2009, Obama went out of his way to make one thing perfectly clear: if you like your current health care plan, you will be able to keep it.
On June 15, 2009, Obama said this: "We will keep this promise to the American people. If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. Period. If you like your healthcare plan, you will be able to keep your healthcare plan. Period.
In 2012, he echoed that sentiment, saying, "If [you] already have health insurance, you will keep your health insurance.
However, many are finding that not to be the case. More than 300,000 cancellation notices have been sent out in Florida, according to Kaiser Health News, and another 180,000 in California. In New Jersey, the number of cancellations tops 800,000, the Star-Ledger reports.
According to NBC News, approximately 50 to 75 percent of the 14 million Americans who buy their health insurance individually should expect to receive a cancellation letter over the next year "because their existing policies dont meet the standards mandated by the new health care law."
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Good luck.
Lie Big for what you really want- Single Payer Government controlled cradle to early grave eugenics.
I really don't think Great Leader was aware of this at the time.
He lies in his sleep.
He lies on the potty.
He lies to his toothbrush.
He always lies.
Abandon hope, too, all ye who are already here.
Sure he lied — but it's for the "common good."
Run ads on this every day and the Kenyan's approval rating will be in the teens.
I hope the Obamabots enjoy their Hopey Changey Lies and Deceit that was shoved down every American's throat by the Demokkkrats 100%. Every vote. Not a single Republican vote passed this lie. Hope they enjoy being such suckers and losers for believing the lies.
I had a feeling, I won't claim to have known, that there was no way he was telling the truth . . . that those policies would be canceled for various reasons and excuses. By the millions.
Taquiyya and lying for the muslim faith.
The word "Taqiyya" literally means: "Concealing, precaution, guarding. It is employed in disguising one's beliefs, intentions, convictions, ideas, feelings, opinions or strategies. In practical terms it is manifested as dissimulation, lying, deceiving, vexing and confounding with the intention of deflecting attention, foiling or pre-emptive blocking. It is currently employed in fending off and neutralising any criticism of Islam or Muslims.
Falsehoods told to prevent the denigration of Islam, to protect oneself, or to promote the cause of Islam are sanctioned in the Qur'an and Sunna, including lying under oath in testimony before a court, deceiving by making distorted statements to the media such as the claim that Islam is a religion of peace. A Muslim is even permitted to deny or denounce his faith if, in so doing, he protects or furthers the interests of Islam, so long as he remains faithful to Islam in his heart. (See endnotes)
We need to stop blaming all this evil on Obama. He'll be gone in a couple years. We need to point out that this bill was written and forced on the American people by the Democrats and especially the elites.
So can we impeach this bastard yet? Isn't willfully and knowingly harming the health/risking the lives of the people a treasonable offense? I would be very curious to see if this has happened yet or if it will: Someone being turned away in an emergency because they USE to have insurance and as a result they die. I don't believe hospitals can do that anymore but it would bring this thing up a notch if it did, but I assume it won't matter because the RINO party will ignore it anyway
WisconsinLady, you hit the nail PERFECTLY on the head!!!
I cannot fathom how so many Americans miss this.
Me neither...but what pee's me off is that George Bush made him say it!...that's way too much power!.../s
I wish one of the Obamanoids would hit me with their moronic "Bush left him a mess" bull**** explanations about why Soetoro is so ****ed up.
He would have to be an absolute moron to NOT know people would lose their insurance. You didn't have to read very far into the bill to make that determination.
The fact that NBC is reporting that the administration knew it.... is what's big news. And now Yahoo! is reporting on that. Good. About time.
Yup!..but to the GOPe that would be hitting below the belt...The Truth doesn't get u elected again!...To win the next election you just have to be against it!
Megyn Kelly was on a roll with this tonight, she beat the crap out of the Obamacare defender on this point.
Man she is hot when she does this.
is all the democrat party muslim?
If they had really wanted you to be able to keep your existing policy, they would have added the dozen or so words needed to make it happen.
If there were a SINGLE republican with a spine, he or she would introduce an emergency bill to grandfather in any policy that was in effect before ACA became the law of the land and have the insurance companies reinstate these pre-existing policies if they were canceled by law since then.
This gives everybody who lost their health insurance standing to sue.
Not only that, we have video of the President saying what's in the bill and Nancy Pelosi saying "we have to pass it in order to see what's in it". It seems like lack of due diligence on the part of Congress and misrepresentation by the President.
I think we know now why Congress didn't read it. They knew what was inside and wanted plausible deniability.
No, but they worship the same god...
Wait until next year when those who have employer-provided or retiree benefit healthcare insurance find themselves getting socked with 200% or so premium increases - unless their employers tell them "Sorry, you're on your own."
Let the revolution begin - the SOONER THE BETTER!
He's been called many things, I think worshiping "The Prince of Lies" fits that group the best...
The reason Obama lies and will lie again is that he knows that he can get away with it because he is protected by the MSM and that he will not be held accountable.
Recall Benghazi, recall Fast & Furious.
The pivot (stay tuned this week) is Valerie Jarrett (codename VAJAZZLE) blames the insurance companies, as follows:
"The INSURANCE COMPANIES are GREEDY so they're dropping everybody. They refuse to comply with the Minimum insurance plans that we saintly rulers demand on behalf of the people."
As the MSM repeats this 24/7, they either fool the useful idiots until the day after the 2014 elections, or they don't.
Time will tell.
Their goal is putting private insurance companies out of business. This paves the way for Single Payer.
Expect a rerun of OWS and the attacks on doctors who 'amputate healthy limbs for $50,000.'
Original link at NBC News has been zapped from the Internets.
"We cannot find the page you requested. Error 404"
What's that all about???
He didn't know about this until he learned about it on TV, like everyone else
NBC story Drudge links to was pulled.
YEP gone, that post got someone's attention.
Same source for the Yahoo story.
Keep the dead link up there Drudge. Millions more will notice in the morning.
Yeah, real early if Planned Parenthood gets a hold of you.
I posted this article on my Facebook page as one way to preserve this bit of history. I'd recommend people starting to keep screen saves and articles deeply buried in external hard drives and so forth, too. This might seem like a minor incident, but it's not. This is an expression of government muscle against the press, done in a fascist / statist / communist manner. It's not Stalin.... it's more like Chavez. God help us.
Amen & Amen! We need it now more than ever! 1776-1783 was nothing compared to the demoCRAP & 0dumb0 tyranny that we now live under!
Obamacare has defenders still?
So if that's the case, then Obama lied. Is that a crime? When can the impeachment proceedings commence?
Things are moving fast and it is running out of defenders even on Morning Joe.
But keep in mind that first two weeks of Obamacare the shutdown and debt limit stories drama eclipsed it and a few polls even showed Obamacare gaining popularity in that period.
That was because the shutdown gave Dems the line they repeated over and over : Republicans are fighting and shutting down the government to KEEP Americans from getting health care.(Ironically the shutdown didnt affect Obamacare)
Now with the shutdown over the story has flipped 180 degrees.
Good one.
I never believed that lying Communist POS to begin with.
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By PATSY STODDARDEditor
Commissioners voice their disapproval in commission meeting of proposed House of Representatives bill 811.
The Emery County Commission voted to adopt a resolution stating their disapproval of the proposed, Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2007.
This bill if passed would make the newly implemented electronic voting machines illegal to use. The bill proposes the return to the paper ballot.
The bill is now being considered by Congress. Emery County's letter of opposition states Emery County currently has 40 DRE electronic voting machines valued at over $150,000, and has invested several hundred dollars in additional funds to warehouse the machines, revamp election processes to accommodate the voting machines and train the election personnel in the operation of the electronic machines.
Emery County feels a change to the new voting system would erode voter confidence in the election process and burden Emery County with additional expenses associated with a change to another new voting system.
A survey conducted by the Brigham Young University Center For the Study of Elections and Democracy states that 95 percent of those responding to the survey felt somewhat confident their ballots would be counted accurately. This independent survey polled voters in Utah's third congressional district after the primary election.
The resolution with Emery County's stance will be forwarded to the Utah Association of Counties. UAC will be the agency at some point which will present the opposition letters and resolutions gathered, from the Utah counties, to the Washington delegation from Utah and if necessary will make these letters available to the rest of Congress.
Arie Vandegraaff from UAC said the bill is in the House and when it comes out of the House into the Senate they hope members of the Senate will kill the bill as it is drafted. This bill is also a concern to the National Association of counties as well as the state association. This bill as written would make it difficult, if not impossible to do all it is asking. The DRE voting machines would be required to install new printers to attach to each machine which would be expensive. All requirements from the bill would be required to be in place by 2010.
"There were a couple of problems in the past election, but poor training of poll workers was the source of the problem; not the machines. There were problems in Florida and Ohio, and here in Utah County, but these problems were human error and not the machines themselves," said Vandegraaff.
Some counties were reluctant to switch to the new machines to start with and now that everyone has switched further changes can be frustrating especially when the new system seemed to work well in recent elections. Vandegraff mentioned that the old punchcard system worked well in Utah, too and attributed the success with that system to good maintenance of the system. The problems in the Florida election a few years back were due in part to failure to maintain the system.


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Altra's Lone Peak gets its first update, and despite its bold new appearance, fans of the rugged natural running shoe will be happy to hear that changes are minimal – the Lone Peak 1.5 remains a rugged option for those seeking a natural running experience.
Though the Lone Peak 1.5 is one of only a few zero offset trail shoes with a good amount of cushioning on the market, it still offers a fairly responsive ride. Testers agreed that the midsole soaked up both impact and debris on the trail, while the midfoot rock plate reduced painful surprises from more substantial hazards.
Our favorite change in the newest Lone Peak is the fit. Added volume at the front of the toebox provides relief for runners whose toes felt scrunched in the previous model. This small tweak makes the shoe accessible to more runners, though those who liked the fit of the older model will still find plenty of width in the forefoot for natural toe splay.
"This isn't the most nimble trail shoe available, but the rugged and protective construction of the shoe made technical terrain a lot less of a hassle."
"The gaiter attachment at the heel is a nice touch. It shows that no detail was overlooked in updating this shoe – it's what you want for taking on all types of tricky terrain. "
"This shoe is a nice improvement over its predecessor. It retains the same feel on the trail while delivering a better overall running experience."


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By Brendan Conway
Precious metals' bounce from the early April selloff is stalling on Wednesday, but it's hard to chalk this one up to the sector's recent woes. The declines are showing up across the commodity market. Copper's price is down by more than 3%, as is silver. Oil has lost 2.8%.
An unexpected drop in construction spending and another sluggish manufacturing report are part of the reason for more cyclical commodities' weakness. For metal prices, though, as well as oil and copper, inflation expectations are getting lower by the week.
U.S. data aside, Marketfield Asset Management's Michael Shaoul sees caution in Australian industrial data. From a client email this morning:
[W]e do think Australia's AIG (Australian Industry Group) report for April deserves some attention since it would appear to show a sudden and severe deterioration in that nation's industrial economy. The headline index fell to 36.7 from 44.4, creating the lowest headline reading since April 2009. This is also the 14th consecutive month in which the index has been below 50 and the combination of sustained contraction followed by a sharp collapse suggests a considerable slowdown in activity has taken place in recent months. Most interestingly this seems to be centered around Australia's export activity, with the export sub index falling to an all time low of 24.5 in April, compared to the 2008/9 cycle low of 37.6 recorded in March 2009.
Although China is not Australia's only export market it does dominated that country's trade, and we would take this data as a useful indication that Chinese economic activity has experienced rather more difficulties than the official data indicates. We would also tie the AIG index fairly closely to the industrial commodity cycle, attached is a chart comparing the AIG index to the LME price of copper and as can be seen there is generally a close relationship between the two. We are therefore unsurprised to see copper struggling to hold key support at the $7,000 level at precisely the time the AIG index has started to indicate a meaningful slowdown in Australian industrial activity.
SPDR Gold Trust (GLD) and iShares Gold Trust (IAU) are down by 1.7% Wednesday morning. The closed-end fund Sprott Physical Gold Trust (PHYS) is down 1.9%, while Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX) is down 3% and Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ) is rising 4.1%. iShares Silver Trust (SLV) is down 3.5%.


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Daniel Leander Sais, 59, of Harrisburg, died July 2, 2013, at his residence.
He was born in Pueblo, Colo., on April 10, 1954, to the late Rumaldo and Eulalie (Ballas) Sais. He was a member of the Harrisburg First General Baptist Church where he loved his church family and where he gave his life to Christ in 2000. He was the Tech manager at the Cap factory.
He married Heather (Wood) Sais in 1989 and she survives in Harrisburg. Also surviving are his five sons, Daniel (Amy) Sais of Pueblo, Colo., Anthony (Jenette) Sais of Pueblo, Colo., Jesse Sais of Harrisburg, Joshua (Kacie) Sais of Harrisburg, Jacob (Kaitlyn) Sais of Phoenix, Ariz.; four grandsons, Ty, Kyle, Braden and Riley; and one grandson on the way; five granddaughters, Jacie, Jalyn, Annisty, Madilyn and Aria. Also surviving are brothers, Jose (Margaret) Sais of Pueblo, Colo., and Johnny Sais (Anne); and sister, Vicky. Also surviving are several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by an infant sister Ruby, a brother Ramond and a sister Rose.
Memorial services will be held noon Saturday July 6, 2013, at the Harrisburg First General Baptist Church with visitation from 10 a.m. until noon at the church.
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: : : I recently repaired my second pin-hole leak in two years. When repairing the leaky fitting I discovered that the 3/4" copper pipe had become very thin. Both leaks occured on the main supply line between the water meter and the water softner.
: : : I measured the pH of the water at 7.6 - 7.8 using a freshwater acquarium test kit. So I basically have ruled out acidic aggressive water as the culprit. I am therefore assuming that the problem is the result of electrolysis.
: : : Both my electrical breaker box and phone line have ground connections to my cold water supply line. This line runs approximately 50' to the water meter which has an electrical bypass strap across it. Can my problem be due to stray current flowing through my pipe to earth ground? This grounding approach appears to be pretty common though so I am not convinced that this is the cause of my problem.
: : : My house is apx. 20 yrs old and I have city supplied water.
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: : You said you repaired the fitting. Were both leaks at fittings? If so and you have ruled out the water as the cause by having a professional analysis done on it, it could be the solder used to solder the fittings together. There are different types of solder and there is a special type used just for copper plumbing. They look the same sitting side by side but are very different. I would look at all of the solder joints I could see and if any of them have any kind of corrosion on them, then I bet its the wrong solder. If it was done twenty years ago its hard to say, the solder could have gotten mixed up or the plumber didn't want to spend the extra money for the right solder.
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The Eldorado football head coach is comfortably in the playoffs after a Week 6 win over Fairfield. And in that same vein, Hampton remaining slate of three games, features two on Saturday's, giving him ample opportunity to prepare his ballclub for the postseason.
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Hampton emphasized the fact that his Eagles' focus doesn't sway at this point, re instilling that the next game on the schedule is the most important.
"We feel very fortunate and like the position we're in being 6-0 at this point," Hampton said. "Our kids have answered any challenge they have had in front of them and the key thing for us is we are pretty healthy.
"Our approach and focus wont change," Hampton added." But, it is a benefit to us that the last two of three games to end the season are on Saturday. That's the only change or focus we'll look too."
Right now, Eldorado is looking towards Johnston City. An Indian ballclub that will celebrate homecoming Saturday and is currently 2-4 in the Black Diamond Conference.
Levi Tanner is currently ninth in southern Illinois in terms of passing. The Indian quarterback has thrown for 556 yards and two touchdowns this season.
On the flip side, Eldorado comes to town boasting the area's best defense and the fifth best offense.
Historically, Johnston City and Eldorado have played close ballgames. Hampton is sure Saturday will be another one.
"You look at their record and you can't really focus on that," he said. "It's their homecoming and they'll be excited to defend their home field. They are also a team that has to win out in order to be eligible for the playoffs. We know these last three week's we're going to get three great efforts. We're focused on Johnston City because that is the next game on our schedule and we've got to improve from Week 6 to Week 7.
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Who "owns" the Association?
During the February 1933 meeting of the Executive Committee, an extensive debate took place over authority of sections versus that of the National Association. The Eastern section had proposed an amendment to its constitution which would give the section the right to discipline players and members. Other sectional delegates agreed that the USLTA "should stay out of these small laundries." The final clause in the amendment proposed that the section "have the power to suspend, expel or disbar any club or player under its jurisdiction who shall act in a manner contrary to the purpose of the Association or the welfare of the game."
USTA name changes: All for good grammar
We all vaguely recall that the Association dropped "Lawn" from its official name some time ago. That was, in fact, done in 1975, and then only after a number of tries. But few recall that, from the USTA's founding in 1881 until 1920, its official name was the United States National Lawn Tennis Association.
The "first" lawn tennis game in American story
The most compelling and engaging and persuasive "first" lawn tennis game in American story is that of one Martha Summerhayes. Her recollections have solid dating, whatever the other questions raised. An army officer's young wife, Martha Summerhayes mentions tennis being played in Camp Apache in the Arizona Territory in early October 1874!
Wingfield the Mysterious
Sometime in the late 1970s, a new entry mysteriously appeared on the schedule for the USTA Annual and US Open meetings – "Wingfield Society dinner." It wasn't a committee; it wasn't publicly explained; it wasn't something most attendees knew anything about. Wingfield who? What society? What did it do? Why was it on the schedule? By the 1990s, some of those few in the know, when questioned, all too often grinned, giggled, and offered evasive answers.
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David gets help from Ahimelech the priest—He eats the shewbread—He goes to Gath, where he pretends madness.
1 Then came David to
2 And David said unto Ahimelech the priest, The king hath commanded me a business, and hath said unto me, Let no man know any thing of the business whereabout I send thee, and what I have commanded thee: and I have appointed my servants to such and such a place.
3 Now therefore what is under thine hand? give me five loaves of bread in mine hand, or what there is present.
4 And the priest answered David, and said, There is no common bread under mine hand, but there is
5 And David answered the priest, and said unto him, Of a truth women have been kept from us about these three days, since I came out, and the vessels of the young men are holy, and the bread is in a manner common, yea, though it were sanctified this day in the vessel.
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8 ¶And David said unto Ahimelech, And is there not here under thine hand spear or sword? for I have neither brought my sword nor my weapons with me, because the king's business required haste.
9 And the priest said, The sword of Goliath the Philistine, whom thou slewest in the valley of Elah, behold, it is here wrapped in a cloth behind the ephod: if thou wilt take that, take it: for there is no other save that here. And David said, There is none like that; give it me.
10 ¶And David arose, and fled that day for fear of Saul, and went to Achish the king of Gath.
11 And the servants of Achish said unto him, Is not this David the king of the land? did they not
12 And David laid up these words in his heart, and was sore afraid of Achish the king of Gath.
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With that being said; right now I only see to possible ending with this capture. A) Both girls share the last goddess: as in two halves of the whole. 2) Chihiro does not have the goddess and has been a tsundere from the beginning. I don't mind which, just as long as Yui takes a back seat the rest of the series.


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Well i'm screwed then, there isn't anything like that on a mac. Which is really weird considering the high art technology available for macs.
Pixar uses macs
do you have photoshop?
no I don't, and I'm not shelling out a few hundred for a program I'll use once or twice.
you could just download it :o
Thanks Fxu, can you make one using that fire guy that is next to the Mangashare name on the main page.
ohhh that would look cool. I love the fire guy. Where did ya'll find that cute thing?
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Inducted in 2006
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee 1992
Phil "Socrates" Woolpert played for and later served as freshman coach at Loyola University in Los Angeles. In 1959 he began his NCAA tournament career at the University of San Francisco with 11 straight wins. He led USF, with Hall of Famers Bill Russell and K.C. Jones, to the 1955 and 1956 NCAA titles. Woolpert was named both the Pacific Coach of the Year and National Coach of the Year in 1955 and 1956. Under Woolpert, USF won 60 straight games. He also coached the San Francisco Saints of the ABL, then returned to college coaching at San Diego State University in 1962.
Where They Are Now
Died May 5, 1987
Where They Were
University of San Francisco 1951-1959
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The year of living strangely: Germantown's Fischer has learned the bachelor's life
Mom Kim makes 350-mile round trip each week
"Welcome to Pittsville Elementary School. Where the journey begins!"
- headline above the principal's letter on the school web page
The journey to basketball success for 6-11 Germantown all-state basketball center Luke Fischer will eventually lead him this fall to Indiana University in Bloomington, home of the NCAA Division I No. 1-ranked Hoosiers, where he has a scholarship waiting for him.
He's also hoping for a very satisfying stopover along the way in Madison for a second WIAA state championship this March.
For his mother, Kim, the journey to career satisfaction along with some semblance of family interaction means an approximate 350-mile round trip each week on her vehicle between Germantown and Pittsville, a small town about 15 miles west of Wisconsin Rapids.
She took the job as principal at Pittsville Elementary this fall after years of searching for a school-based administrative job. She had spent the past four years as a curriculum specialist in the Mequon/Thiensville School District.
Kim Fischer gets in her car at approximately 3:30 p.m. each Friday and makes the 7:30 p.m. game for Luke, usually with about an hour to spare, barring traffic. She then leaves late afternoon or early evening Sunday back for her apartment in Pittsville.
Welcome to Germantown's version of "Modern Family."
"I'd been interviewing all over the place for four years," Kim said. "They (Luke and Kim's husband, Jim) were glad for me because I finally landed a job, but the timing was a little off. If it had been a year earlier or so or even a year later, it would have been much each easier."
What this has meant for Luke and Jim, her husband of 29 years, is a life of pure bachelorhood during the week, with them (mostly Jim) doing the cooking and the cleaning.
"Yes, it would have been better had it been after Luke's senior year," said Jim, who works for Kellogg's, "but she has worked awfully hard for this and has earned the right to try and prove herself."
In-between, there are regular texts, emails, phone calls and the occasional Skype setup. Jim said Luke and Kim have figured out how to make that latter technology work well for them.
"It is lonely," admits Jim, "because Luke is gone all the time (he is an only child). It would be nice to see more of each other, but it winds up with a lot of time by myself."
Needless to say, father and son both look forward to Friday nights.
Kim took the job in July which made for an interesting transition as Jim and Luke were frequently gone on weekends for AAU basketball tournaments. It was an interesting change for the tall man-child at first.
"It made up for a bit of a mixed-up summer," Luke said. "It was strange for the first couple of weeks not having her around, but when she gets home it's nice. She'll stop at home first or meet my dad and then they're off to the game.
"… and dad's a pretty good cook, he doesn't miss a beat in the kitchen."
"We're lucky that Luke likes Jim sort of cooking," laughed Kim.
Mom's rules
Kim did make a couple of nonnegotiable rules for the two guys.
"My days are pretty intense up there," she said of her new job. "A lot of times it is 12-hour days and when I come home I don't want to have to do laundry or clean house. That's not part of the deal.
"So far, they've done a pretty good job and they've come to understand how much I did around the house."
Jim and Kim are also both working hard to convince Luke of the merits of laundry, cooking and cleaning, as he will have to do a lot of that himself next year when he's in school at Indiana, but it's a slow process.
"I'm still convinced he'll have the sloppiest dorm room down there," said his mother with a chuckle.
Kim is sad that she missed out on all the Tuesday night games, but she is trying to make the best of it for herself and her family.
"I really enjoy my job," she said. "It's just that the disconnect is unfortunate. … I try to make up for lost time. I finish up loose ends her (in Pittsville on Friday) then I get home and they get the best part of me."
And she really means it when she says she's enjoying her job. The small Pittsville District (high school enrollment about 211 and 430 students all told) has a strong four-year-old prekindergarten program (an item President Barack Obama just alluded to as essential for children to help them get ahead in the world).
"I'm a strong advocate of that," she said. "It really helps with reading and math development. My school is also interesting because it runs all the way through eighth grade (after starting in kindergarten). The way it works here reminds me of how I started out in education as a middle schoolteacher."
They've also made her feel very welcome. Part of that maybe her son's doing, as her superintendent Terry Reynolds is on the WIAA's Board of Control (as is Germantown Athletic Director Jack Klebesadel) so he's well aware of Luke and Germantown's accomplishments.
Kim shudders to think what might have happened had the whole family decided to move up to Pittsville taking Luke with them.
"Steve (Warhawks coach Showalter) might have hunted us down (laughs)," she said.
But all kidding aside, there are some serious decisions facing the family after Luke graduates in June and heads off to Bloomington later this summer. Plans are already in the offing to put the family home on the market this spring and Jim will move up to the Rapids/Pittsville area to be with his wife sometime this summer.
Jim said that Kellogg's (the cereal company) is going to be flexible with him and will be able to find him a position in the area.
And then it'll be time for Big Ten Conference road trips throughout the Midwest to follow Luke.
Showing independence
As Jim noted, Luke is already highly independent, getting out the door early in a sweat shirt and shorts (rarely long pants even in 10 degree weather) and he often won't see his son until evening after practice or a game, but both he and Kim said that Luke has absorbed a few things in this year of long-distance family life.
"He's had to become a little more independent," Jim said. "He gets up. He fends for himself and if he hasn't learned certain things by now, he'll have to in a hurry next year, so it's better he do it now rather than later."
"Luke knows how hard it's been, parent to a child," Kim said. "He's learned lifelong lessons. He saw how I dealt with interviews and rejection (before landing the job in Pittsville). He knows that you have to be persistent and believe in your dreams."
And you can see that rubbing off on Luke in his endless patience with interviews after games. One swears that Showalter would sometimes have to drag him by the arm to the bus he's lingered so long with fans or reporters.
"He has such poise," Kim said. "I don't know if I would have had that in high school."
It may be an innate trait of his, or something that the parents genetically passed along to him or maybe something he's learned in this past year of a family life that remains full and busy, one 350-mile round trip at a time.
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Deliver Composite Applications with Java, WS-BPEL & SOA
By Gopalan-Oracle on May 29, 2007
My co-workers Prabhu Balashanmugam, Kevin Schmidt, and yours truly had an article published in the March 2007 issue of Java Developers' Journal entitled Deliver Composite Applications with Java, WS-BPEL & SOA - Supporting the complete lifecycle. Tuesday morning I walked into the office after the Memorial Day weekend, and I find this issue dropped on my chair by Kevin. Too bad Prabhu and me found our photos swapped ...
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La Coccinella Affittacamere
La coccinella affittacamere is set in a small cute house surrounded by a little garden in the peaceful residential area of porta a lucca, very near the historic center.
It is arranged with welcoming and large bedrooms, here you are going to feel like you were in your own home, living a family and pleasant atmosphere.
Arranged in a beautiful and elegant way, the rooms are both provided of a large windows in front of the garden.
One only bathroom ,with bathtub and shower, is available for both the rooms and it is spacious therefore welcoming.
Breakfast service is not provided.
Not included in room price: city tax.
Bath linen and bed linen in addition of hair-drier and heating are provided. Daily cleaning.
Keys delivery and free access to the rooms( you can go back to your room as you like).
Free public parking not guarded is in front of the entrance of la coccinella affittacamere.
It is possible asking for a little-cradle for children (on request - 15 euro ) below the 4th year of age otherwise one / two single bed in addition; besides on request the double room can be changed in the matrimonial one.
This structure accepts pet on condition that they are of small height.
Breakfast service is not provided.
Prices are indicative and vary accordingly the period, the chosen services and promotional offers.
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Check-in time: from 14.00 to 20.00
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- Cots available
- Free City Maps
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- Linen Included
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If you arrive in Pisa after 20.00 then take the NIGHT LINE BUS No.21 from airport, the NIGHT LINE BUS No.21 will stop directly at few steps from La Coccinella Hostel' Via Gobetti No.22.
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La Coccinella Affittacamere is set in an optimal position:
- 5 minutes by feet from the famous leaning tower in Piazza dei Miracoli ( 600 metres)
- At few steps from Santa Chiara Hospital Centre (800 metres)
- Near the motorway exit of Pisa Nord East
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- At 10 metres from the bus stop where you can reach: in 2 minutes the Pisa tower and Santa Chiara Hospital, in 5 minutes the city centre , in 10 minutes the central railway station.


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Hi,I've got a servo/robotics project that currently suffers from a lack of repeatability and precision. At the moment the project uses a 555 timer circuit and a potentiometer to move the servos. I think the lack of accuracy comes from a lack of precision in the potentiometer (despite what it may say in the catalogue)What I want to achieve is to be able to reliably move my input device (rotary pot, linear pot or anything else) to a pre-determined position and be confident that the servo itself will move to exactly the same position that it moved to before.
You don't really mention the end result of what you want to do, so suggestions are limited
There are 20 turn precision pots
That SparkFun 'joy stick' pot is pretty much garbage as far as resolution and repeatability goes
what about PC flight simulator joysticks ?
What about using push button switches, one for up and one for down?
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not the full translation though
But hey, its most of it.
And most is better than nothing
Updated the first post with a new RAW for scanlation purposes.
Jink's Manga Picks
Shamo || Vinland Saga || Mirai Nikki || Dangu || Tokyo Red Hood
Hmm so all those "Uchiha Tobito" theories weren't so far off.
Man, so Tobi = Madara..?
I wonder what his MS does..O_O
tobi wears black nail polish...
if tobi is really obito then there's the possibility that he's using the akatsuki to make a world where there isn't any more wars by enforcing the law with the raw power of the 9 beasts and possibly tengo or tengu or whatever
Now that the 364 scanlation is out, predict the next chapter here!.
Great Chapter
So Tobi has the power of Madara
These next chapters should be very interesting
Guardian of RainYamamoto Takeshi
I think it'll just be blah blah blah
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The Bears signed a safety Monday to help fill the void left by a pair of injured players.
Before practice, the team announced that it had signed 23-year-old safety Mark LeGree to a one-year contract. LeGree was the Seattle Seahawks' fifth-round pick (No. 156 overall) in 2011 after a stellar college career at Appalachian State, where he was a three-time FCS All-American.
LeGree spent parts of last season on the practice squads of the Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers and New York Jets. He is listed at 6 feet tall and 210 pounds.
The Bears were thin at safety because of injuries to Chris Conte (shoulder) and Brandon Hardin (neck) during Saturday's preseason game against the Washington Redskins. Hardin reportedly was at Halas Hall on Monday and wearing a neck brace before practice.
Bears coach Lovie Smith could offer more details on both players' injuries today after practice.
To clear a roster spot for LeGree, the Bears released linebacker Ronnie Thornton.
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fdrx wrote:Nice video Adammy!
To put the leaves in the teapot i use a white paper sheet, it's the easier way for me.
Muadeeb wrote:
One question- If the point of pouring the rinse over the pot is to season the pot, wouldn't it be wise to let it dry completely before pouring more water over it? This would allow for more absorption of the tea oils into the pot and not have them get washed away.
AdamMY wrote: the pot doesn't quite have enough heat built up to dry it in any sort of quick fashion, so I could let it soak everything up and really cool off, or let most of it soak in, then pour over more water. Not to mention I feel the extra water helps prevent blotchy spots.
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When the Aspire S3's lid is closed and it lies on the desk inanimate, it is a beautiful machine. Its bespoke brushed aluminium finish seduces users, with it harbouring the kind of appeal that makes you want to use it: even if it is to do work. It takes a special kind of machine to do that.
Unfortunately, I fear the extra work poured into making the Aspire S3 look so good on the outside has come at the expense of thoroughbred engineering.
From its thickest end it measure 17.5mm with the number falling down at the machine's front, while the slender unibody weighs 1.39kg.
Once you open the Aspire's lid, you realise that its top heavy and structurally imbalanced. Trying to flip it open requires two hands; otherwise you'll just fumble around with it as the keyboard and screen refuse to stop kissing. Not only is it lacking balance, but it could also benefit from a stronger chassis, exhibiting little flex when picked up from the corner.
Eventually, when you do pry it open (note: the use of the word 'pry' is literal), you're confronted by an underwhelming variety of greys. Although everything functions well, that euphoria inspired earlier quickly fades thanks to the joyless dressing of its keyboard and trackpad.
The keyboard is well spaced and provides amble feedback, keeping up with the stride of touch-typists. However, the same attention to detail is missing from the track pad, lacking fluidity when it comes to gentler gestures, especially when zooming or intending on using the scroll bar. When compared to its obvious rival, Apple's MacBook Air, the Acer's track pad is easily outclassed.
Unusually, its power button is mounted vertically on its hinge, feeling somewhat out of reach every time you motion to turn it on. The thin sides of the Aspire S3 barely accommodate for connections, with an auxiliary input located on the left while an SD slot graces its right. The other connections, consisting of two USB 2.0 ports, a full HDMI port and the power socket are located along the Aspire's spine.
To their credit, Acer is the first Ultrabook manufacturer to produce a variant that falls below the $1,000 mark. For that kind of buck it'll feature a base i3 processor clocked at 1.4GHz with 4GB of DDR3 RAM. The hard drive will be 320GB HDD, projecting multimedia on a 1366x768 resolution screen and outputting volume on two stereo speakers.
Our review unit sat a little higher in the range, with improvements including an i5 processor clocking 1.6GHz and 256GB of SSD memory.
The model we used seamlessly operated between internet explorer (10 tabs worth of web content), music playback, Microsoft Word and Facebook chat. But that's what you'd expect from a setup that has an expensive $1,700 price tag.
Older notebooks running Windows were pretty slow when waking up from hibernation. Ultrabooks tend to this inconvenience by using a feature they coin as 'instant on.' The Aspire springs to life when you flip the lid open, allowing users to dive straight into work or play.
Battery life is on par with other Ultrabooks. We found our review unit lasted roughly five days without charge, enduring movie playback, heavy internet use, word creation, emails, music and lots more, with its hibernation mode barely dropping in battery life. It uses a lithium-polymer battery that is directly embedded into its build that cannot be replaced. Acer claim the battery will store 50 days of charge when in hibernation mode, and although our review was conducted over a couple of weeks, we haven't seen any evidence that disproves the claim.
The speaker performance is clear, but lacking in volume. Truth be told most Ultrabooks will have some compromise, and for the Acer, the cop out is in sound body. High notes and the mid are tolerable, but anything below the low end, including bass, is barely existent.
As it stands, our pricey review unit seems to be lacking the same charisma a MacBook Air exudes. These days, a 13" MacBook Air complete with a more powerful 1.7GHz i5 processor, with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of SSD storage can be purchased for a recommended retail price of $1,449. With pricing that competitive and a far superior build quality, Apple's Air remains the more attractive option.
The stunning lid is let down by a lacklustre interior, modest specifications and more concessions than its rivals. The Aspire S3 is still a good computer: just not a great Ultrabook. And even though it's the first priced below the holy-grail $1,000, the value is simply on par.
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LIVETARGET Shallow Suspending Yellow Perch
The Live Target Yellow Perch Suspending Jerkbait is a shallow-diver that gets down to the 1 to 2 foot range on a steady retrieve. Since it's suspending, and not floating, like the other baits in the Live Target Yellow Perch Series, it will dodge and dart like you want a jerkbait to - and stay suspended. Available in several super realistic color combinations, the Koppers Live Target Yellow Perch also features a strategically placed internal weight transfer system that furnishes extra long casts, and also serves as a super loud rattle for added fish attraction.
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Comments: what about koppers fry walleye? that would be great for northern guys and might even work in lakes that don't have walleye. I have this bait and it looks awesome, don't like when the lures move sideways, realism is the best but you pay premium price. Usually with lures that expensive you want them to run straight like rapala and KVD, ect.. Good fishing
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Comments: I am a HUGE fan of Koopers lures, this one, while beautiful, I tossed for a few hours this season, and I hated it. EVER singly case my line got hung up on the front hooks. I have a rig specifically dedicated to tossing jerks and I have no issues like this with any other lure. I revved the front hooks, and I just could not feel confident in this thing. Maybe it is just me, I love the rest of the Koopers line.
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Comments: During the first 30 mins of using this lure,I was catching so many fish it was starting to get on every ones nerves.
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Comments: Awesome lure. I've caught many fish on it and I'd recommend it as a great shallow water suspending jerkbait.
From: Pat: Warwick, NY
Comments: This is a great lure. It's very realistic, has nice action, and produces the occasional fish. Like most Koppers lures I've tried, it has a tendency to swim sideways at times. These lures require some maintenance to keep them running straight, but overall they are a great lure.
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By Brendan Conway
The bounce for gold investors during the third quarter is intact, no thanks to the month of September.
With just a few days to go in the quarter, the prices of gold and silver futures are extending their monthly drop — down 5.2% and 7.4%, respectively — in four of the last five several sessions. Gold's year-to-date decline stands at 21% and for silver, it's 28%.
Each figures approximates the performance of bullion tracker SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), off 21% for the year, and counterpart iShares Silver Trust (SLV), down 28%.
But zero in on just the third quarter and things look better. A lot better.
The gold SPDR is ahead by 6.3% since June 31 and the iShares silver ETF is up by more than 11%. Closed-end funds have also bounced off their steepest discounts — Central Fund of Canada (CEF) is up 9% for the period.
The trend immediately puts precious metals in the running for some of the quarter's best asset-class returns, quite a shift from the first half.
The crown certainly isn't going to bonds, where iShares Core Total U.S. Bond Market ETF (AGG) is ahead by 0.6%, nor large-cap U.S. stocks — SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) is ahead by 4.8%.
Among broad categories, European stocks are giving silver a run for its money. Vanguard FTSE Europe ETF (VGK) is ahead by more than 12% on the quarter. Smallcaps are within distance, too – iShares Russell 2000 Index Fund (IWM) is ahead by 8%.
You can, as usual, find more specialized funds with large gains –PowerShares Golden Dragon China (PGJ) is up 34% for the quarter, and Global X Social Media Index ETF (SOCL) and Guggenheim Solar ETF (TAN) are ahead by 31%.


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4) Works with most Clamp Style Sealers such as FoodSaver, Seal A Meal, Cabelas, Magic Vac, Lava, niho and many more…
5) Freezable, boilable (Sous Vide cooking assistant), microwaveable, and dishwasher safe.
6) EU/FDA/LFGB approved.
7) Custom sizes acceptable.
Packing: Vacuum packing rolls: 2 rolls into a PE bag as a set.
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