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Well, it has been a very Cool experience! I'd do it again if I could...and I just might now that I think of it! Hmmmmmmmm!
Anyway I want to thank JB and Lewis most of all for making sucha great suit of armor. Also special thanks to General Fedelis, EVO3, Steelblitz, Java, BKBT, Asok, TDH, Torment & CT.net ,and CE. Also thanks to everyone for their help with info and suggestions. Without further ado.....
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Little question, biiig answer. Since there has been work done to the vehicle, there a re a few preliminaries that must be checked.
1) Make sure, by removing and cleaning, that you have a good ground from your alternator to the engine, and from the engine to the battery. Replace any corroded cables.
2) Make sure, by removing and cleaning and testing with voltmeter both resistance and voltage drop, that you have a good hot path back to the battery.
3) Make sure, see above, that all the pins of all connectors are straight, and make good tight contact, and there are no funky repairs to the wiring. Replace/repair wiring as needed. Only use solder on the connections, not solderless crimps. Crimps can be used if you then solder them and use shrink wrap.
4) Remove the regulator and make sure, see above, that all the contacts are clean and that they are there, not worn off.
5) Retest the system.
6) If the system does not charge properly, then replace the regulator. It is available in the aftermarket for about $40.00. I've gone through 3 on my 93 Ranger without replacing the alternator itself. It bolts on the back of the alternator with (maybe) torx screws (yay)
1989 Ford 150 charging system irratic
I have a 1989 Ford F-150 6 cylinder with an alternator with and internal regulator and voltage meter. The voltage most times does not go over 10 volts, which is probably why the engine is hard to turn over when it is warm.
I have found that I can break the connection of a green wire with a connector and which runs from the alternator to the positive side of the battery circuit and then reconnect it, the battery will charge. The engine revolutions will respond (slower) to this action. Unfortunately , after I shut the engine off, I am back to low output. I have change alternators with the same result.
This truck has been "repaired" from time to time before I got it and there have been signs that those that performed repairs may have made changes. In any case, I don't know what I have.
I have downloaded a wiring diagram and I think that the wire that I disconnect appears to have a fuse and a label: "HOT IN RUN". I do not know what "Hot in Run" means and I don't find a fuse in the connector, just a connection pin and socket.
Electric theory is not my strong point. I am assuming that the green line provides power to energize something but I am only guessing.
Because there are two multi-conductor electrical plugs that plug into the alternator, I can't really analyze the circuit and I am not sure that a good connection is occurring. Is it possible to purchase replacement plugs if I suspect a worn connection?
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Just saw this on Defensive Carry forum. A striker-fired 9mm.
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Just saw this on Defensive Carry forum. A striker-fired 9mm.
I just ordered one. Should be here by the weekend.
I have one and love it. One thing to be aware of, when the trigger isn't set, and you scoot it forward (high stress) The slide will lock up, and cannot be freed until the trigger is pulled all the way back, other than that, 0 malfunctions, ever. Tula,blazer, remington, even assorted reloads and JHPs. Terrific
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Are you signed up on the 1919 forum? Asking there would get you a fast answer.
KMP is out, projectguns is out, gunthings is out. Are there any other sources for these things other than black bear's unicorn tear treated high dollar units?
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Are you signed up on the 1919 forum? Asking there would get you a fast answer.
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I was put on a list at KMP and they called about a month later asking if I still needed it. I would ask to be put on it, that way if your still looking and they call you can grab it while you can.
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Alan Wurtzel, former CEO of Circuit City Stores, will speak about his experiences leading a consumer electronics and appliances organization on Oct. 17 at 6 p.m. at University of Richmond's Queally Hall, Ukrop Auditorium. Wurtzel joined Circuit City in 1966 as vice president of legal affairs and served as CEO from 1972-86. More recently, he has been a trustee of Virginia Commonwealth University and member of the Virginia Board of Education and State Council for Higher Education. He also served on the boards of Dollar Tree Stores and Office Depot. Wurtzel is the first speaker in the 2012-13 Robins Executive Speaker Series. The program is free and open to the public, but registration is required at http://tinyurl.com/d93jr5p.
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I prefer chemicals but perhaps there are some good organic alternatives I am not aware of. :?:
I decided to use oxalic acid this year after not having consistent results with FGMO. Seems it has worked well in Europe for many years.
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I've spent loads of time searching for Sintra, and only hitting expensive dead ends. I'll get some help buying supplies from my Dad (he's getting armor, too), but I need to find a good source of Sintra to buy from. He's no more excited to spend a couple thousand bucks than I am. And I'm hoping to get armor for under $3000 each. We're building at least two suits.
Is Sintra the right material to use to get accurate armor? How thick?
Know of any places I can get a sheet of sintra for under $100? Where's a place to check for relatiively cheap prices? And how do I decide how big of sheets to get?
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That sounds really good. So you make up your own raw diet? I want to try it. But I am afraid to take the plunge while he is a puppy. I don't want to mess up.
So how do I start, just go to the stores and buy raw meet grounded up with bones? Ask for ground up heart and livers?
Thank you for your help.
Yes I started my pup on it as well, but he is now on full on prey model, not just pre-made raw. It came highly recommended from the store that I bought it from, since it has minimal ingredients, minimal supplements, and no veggies, making it easy for the dog to adjust. And is one of the cheapest pre-made raw around. It costs me around $3/lb which really is not bad considering beef is almost always more than that. The convenience of just throwing 2 patties and a chicken leg in a bowl is very nice.
I continue to buy it when I find it. However you can easily make your own especially of this brands turkey and chicken, for much cheaper like less than $1/lb.
Ground turkey with bone, turkey heart, turkey liver, herring oil (natural source of vitamin D), d-alpha tocopherol (natural vitamin E)
Ground chicken with bone, chicken heart, chicken liver, herring oil (natural source of vitamin D), d-alpha tocopherol (natural vitamin E)
The way I see it, the beef and fish is a very economical purchase. Fish is almost always too expensive to keep a standard when buying off shelves. The beef formula has a very nice balance of ingredients.
Beef, beef tripe, beef lung, ground beef bone, beef liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef blood, beef fat, herring oil (natural source of vitamin D), d-alpha tocopherol (natural vitamin E)
Whole Lake Superior Cisco, d-alpha tocopherol, (natural vitamin E) .
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Any one else feeding a all raw diet of vital essential? I am using their Alpha beef, chicken, and turkey. I am on the side of giving your dog a rotating diet, so I use their beef as my main, and add in their chicken for a day or two, then turkey.
The results have been great so far, as in no loose stooles or upset stomach and nice regular movment.
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A close game throughout the first half, Canisius outscored the Raiders, 8-1, in the second stanza. The Griffs also held a 16-3 advantage in shots after the intermission, while forcing 16 Colgate miscues.
"We played very well in the second half today," said Canisius head coach Scott Teeter. "We could have put the game away early but didn't capitalize on our offensive chances. Kayla (Scully) played really well in the first half with 11 saves to give us the lead. We responded in the second half, however, and basically dominated every aspect of the game."
Senior Megan Oosting led the Griffs with four points on three goals and one assist in the victory, while freshman Tori Quinn netted her first career hat trick. Senior Carly Quinn posted three points on a goal and two assists with junior Lindsey Morgan adding two tallies.
Junior Morgan Leonard, sophomore Maria Kotas and freshmen Tori Greco and Whitley Perry rounded out the scoring for the Griffs with a goal each.
Freshman goaltender Kayla Scully anchored a strong defensive performance for the Griffs, recording a career-best 12 saves in the victory. As a team, Canisius matched a season high by recording 18 caused turnovers with Morgan and senior Rachel Brand both posting a career-best four caused turnovers.
The Griffs grabbed the early advantage in the contest and never looked back. Carly Quinn gave Canisius the lead 49 seconds into the game and Oosting quickly stretched the team's advantage just 55 ticks later. Colgate netted two of the next three goals but Tori Quinn and Perry gave the Griffs their largest lead of the first half, 5-2, with just over eight minutes remaining. The Raiders, however, answered back with the final two goals of the stanza as the teams headed into intermission with Canisius leading, 5-4.
The Raiders owned a 20-11 advantage in shots during the opening 30 minutes of play but Scully helped send the Griffs into halftime with the lead, matching her career high with 11 saves in just the opening period.
It was a different story in the second half as the Griffs controlled the period. Morgan netted the first two goals of the frame in just over three minutes for a 7-4 Canisius advantage. Colgate tallied a goal with 24 minutes remaining to pull within two, 7-5, but the Griffs would keep the Raiders off the scoreboard for the rest of the game. Oosting ignited a 6-0 Canisius run to finish the contest en route to the 13-5 victory.
Overall, the Griffs finished the game with a 27-23 advantage in shots and a 30-26 edge in ground balls. The Raiders won the draw-control battle, 12-8, but committed 23 turnovers to 17 for Canisius.
Courtney Miller scored four of Colgate's five goals on the afternoon, while Jennie Berglin and Christina Roe combined to make eight saves in net.
Canisius returns to conference play on Saturday, playing at MAAC foe Marist. First draw is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Game Notes: The New York schools were meeting for the first time in women's lacrosse ... The 18 caused turnovers are just three shy of the team record, accomplished against Manhattan during the 2010 season ... Canisius entered the game ranked sixth nationally with 10.09 caused turnovers per game ... The goal for Greco was the first of her collegiate career.


text: It is starting to drive me insane and seriously consider staying home from skating events with the constant chattering people do while "watching" the skating competition. It did not matter what nationality, everyone around me was talking while the skater was performing! One woman was speaking so loudly to her friends that I wanted to hand her a microphone so everyone could hear the commentary. Do we go to the opera or symphony and make comments during the music? Certainly not at the NY Philharmonic when the conductor stopped the performance until the man in the audience stilled his cell phone. Am I wrong or is not the same thing, we should respect the competitor out on the ice and be quiet during their performance. I am not talking about young children, whose parents should be able to control their children or leave them at home, but grown adults who really should know better. It appears to be a sign of the times that we do not give performers their due and respect their performance with a little less talking and more applause.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by shan, Mar 28, 2011.
So who's going to be on time this week?
I just saw that it's supposed to start 17 minutes late on the East Coast and in the Central time zone.
I'm not. Sigh.
Yeah I see 60 Minutes still on a regular story. They haven't gotten to Andy Rooney yet....
It has already ended in Canada as we have the Junos tonight. If anybody wants to know who went home let me know
Don't wanna know. But, I already know who WINS the leg, courtesy of TAR's overeager sponsor Snapple, who pre-released the bathmat scene. Don't worry, not gonna spoil who's standing there.
I wonder if the episode will play any/all of the "Phil-as-Snapple-Salesman" stuff! On the leaked clip, the poor guy has to give a 30 second "Snapple is delicious and fantastic, and you should really try it right now racer 1 and racer 2!"
It just finished here (1 hour early because of the Juno awards).
Here's what happened:
at the beginning they were given some tea made of papaya and mango, but what they didn't know was that the tea would later be part of a challenge.
Then they all go to Kolkata, India. They all get there at the same time and have to wait until the next day (watch for a fun moment as they wait).
The next morning: the Roadblock. The racers had to be taste tea from a table with hundreds of cups and when they identified the one that they had had in China they'd get the clue. Ron got it very fast. The rest seemed to struggle, but in the end it was a Globetrotter and Luke. Luke had a very difficult time and broke down several times. Once he was the only one there, the locals who were present started cheering him on (that was cute), and when he finally got it they all hugged him and lifted him up (that almost made me cry).
The detour involved a delivery task and a painting task. Gary and Mallory won the leg, followed by Cowboys, Ron & Chris, Zev&Justin, Kynt&Vyxin, Kisha&Jen, and Globetrotters. When the Globetrotters finished the detour, Margie and Luke had arrived already, so before they left they stopped to give them a hug. I though that was nice.
Margie and Luke did very well in the detour but were too far behind the rest and were eliminated. Poor Luke was clearly frustrated and felt responsible, he said he never thought he'd in the Amazing Race in a million years and that he really enjoyed it.
Major moments:
-When Kisha and Jen got their clue after the roadblock, they had no idea what to do with it. They had to uncap the bottle of tea and read the clue on the bottom of the cap. Instead they decided they needed to go to where the tea is made. It wasn't until much later that they realized their mistake. They didn't lose much time though.
-At the pit stop, Phil announced that Gary and Mallory had won the leg and their price: you'll be the first people ever to taste the new tea made by the company that provided the tea for the race . Mallory was like "OMG OMG OMG THAT IS SO GREAT", yeah right. Anyway, he then told them what the rest of the price was (including money).
-Cowboys, Ron&Chris, and Zev&Justin arrive almost together at the mat. Phil announces that they are 2, 3, and 4. Shortly after, Kent&Vyxin arrive too while the other teams were still there. Phil asks one of the cowboys to tell the goth their placement and says "you're team number......4", Phil then questioned his ability to count
Anyway, enjoy.
Go Goths. One more leg then you can rest.
Woah- that was a quick transition to India!
(I'm worried because Cord talked about sacrifices to be there the cowboys are out this round. And interested to see if Christina's speaking to the tea shop woman and finding out "Papaya Mango" will be an advantage."
I like tea. But I don't know that I could identify a flavor after trying a whole bunch of them.
Do they get a pee break while drinking?
I feel bad for how much tea they're having to drink. I would be floating...
that Keish and Jen haven't taken the lid off yet.
Oh Poor Luke- the table is half empty! At that point, just start downing tea and running up to the front. Man that's gotta suck. I think the "smelling" technique is the best idea.
Yeah and to them being all snappy to the guy who was trying to take the lid off...
I didn't realize Flight Time was from very near my hometown unitl I recognized his t-shirt.
(((((Ron's wife)))) Can you imagine being married to such a whiner?
You know Snapple has to be ecstatic that Mallory won this leg. Everyone else would probably be all, "okay."
Ron is so amazing! He just wants to disco y'all! Love that old dude.
Oh dear. Jet and Cord counting fail! Priceless.
I am guessing that Snapple will not use the clip of Kent dancing with his can of Snapple.
Holy Season 14 cleansing.. Kisha & Jen, you better not follow the trend and be the next ones out!!
What was that about "in two weeks"?
Yeah, WTF? I can't wait that long!!
ETA: Is this because of the NCAA tournament?
CMA awards are next week.
...I love, love, country music. But
So are Ron & Christina and Jet & Cord the only ones left that can join Eric as those that have run the entire race twice?!?!
Never been a fan of Luke & Margie so not sorry to see them go. Have to wonder if they had chosen to deliver the books if they would have been ok. That task didn't look too time consuming, if you got good directions.
Ron and Xtina need to depart next week. Or the Goths.
I actually got teary. (Means great editing )
Seriously, I would much rather had seen whiner team #1 (Justin and what's him name) or whiner team #2 (Ron and Christina) gone.
I know what you mean. Last time around M/L couldn't get off my tv fast enough, but this time I felt sad (and not just b/c I chose them this week).
I've always liked G/M, but Mallory is starting to grate on my nerves.
I don't think Justin is a whiner at all. It seems like it would take a lot of understanding and patience to run this race with someone like Zev, who has Asperger's. I'm constantly impressed with Justin. He never seems to lose patience.


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In the midst of a grueling finals week in Knoxville, the men's and women's tennis student-athletes took a break from the studying and relaxed in the team room at the Goodfriend Indoor Tennis Center.
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Rex, Jul 18, 2012.
Just another thread to post news about Evan...
What else could it be ?
I seem to remember that Evan has mentioned looong ago that Wang is a family friend. Maybe there are too few news for this ridiculous thing to be invented, LOL?
Then who would invent it? Clearly they are just friends. Why would the press try to make something more out of it?
LOL ... gossips often sell.
How 'bout, "Evan plays with his cougar."
I hope this thread dies very quickly. The title is very offensive to me.
I concur. Evan is not married and a virgin!
You'll be happy to know that I am a modern person with politically correct opinions (for the most part).
But yes, it does offend me that the thread that will be used to update people about Evan's future ice shows, public appearances etc. is titled in such a way.
Here is an example of titles for the same type of threads for other skaters:
Johnny Weir news, quotes and articles - v.3
The Carolina Kostner Thread
Michelle (skating)News and Tidbits
The Joshua and Jason Uber Thread!
Patrick Chan Uber Thread
virtue and moir #18 - ruffles and truffles
Yu-Na Kim News UPDATE!
Jeremy Abbot Uber Thread
Perhaps if Evan does not return to competition or do DWTS All Stars, a thread like this isn't even needed, given the stark lack of support for him in this forum. But whatever, I've said my peace.
This is the funniest thread title I've seen here. Apart from maybe the "It's a Piss-Off" Virtue and Moir thread.
Is this guy for real???
Check out his rolex
I knew I'd just read this exact same incredibly stupid argument somewhere before.
Evan met Vera at the Figure Skating in Harlem event in NYC.. Here is a link to an interview that he gave on how he met her.
Thanks for the link kwanette! Interesting interview with Evan. In light of thread title, I had to snicker at this unintentionally hilarious comment: Evan discusses his Vera designed snake costume as "modern and edgy," and then he happily says, "She really changed my packaging."
I didn't know how they'd met, but obviously Vera has a lot of ties to skating having been a skater, so she's rubbed shoulders with a lot of skaters at different events. I actually thought Evan had met Vera through MKwan. Anyways, it certainly is not a secret that Vera and Evan are close friends. I guess the slant of this non-news is titillating for those unfamiliar with the skating world. Of course the way it is being titled and presented made me immediately think 'April Fools?' But of course we're in the middle of the summer, with the summer Games looming.
This article linked in the GSD thread on the subject seems to tell it like it is:
After all, when a iconic designer friend gets you all decked out in a "modern edgy" snake costume in which you perform an Olympic medal winning program, of course you're gonna be forever friends, meeting up on both coasts and having sleep-overs and lunch dates, etc. Very cool, but not news.
I still think all the PBP thread titles for Cancer.net Skate America a few (five?) years ago are still the all time gold standard...
In that case, I'll have to bump it for you.
I still do think it's a shame that Evan was not given a TV special. Brian and Scott got theirs; Scott got a few, didn't he?
Isn't Evan just a Wanger?
Ahem, I guess we should stay tuned for possible reality tv offerings ... I believe Scott H got more than a few tv specials. Kurt B has had zillions in Canada and in the U.S. Sure is a different world we're living in these days than the era in which Kurt, Brian B, Scott H, Dorothy H, and even Tara and Michelle had their skating on tv specials. These days its fashion shows, red carpets, feature films and reality tv shows.
Evan was heavily featured/ promoted in the RISE documentary.
Wasn't there rumors about Evan going back to DWTS for all-stars? I guess he can't do that and skate, though.
Not sure there's much market for the Brian and Scott kind of skating shows these days. Not in the US anyway. Ten years ago, maybe.
Evan seems too private for a reality show.
But if he wants to stay private, don't be hanging out with CK and his boytoys...I'm just sayin'.
Articles in The Examiner are written by self-proclaimed experts with minimal credentials other than being able to cut and paste from other sites. I wouldn't put any credibility on anything that appears there.
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I can't see this filling in an all-out hail dent however. Guess it depends how bad the hail dent it.
I agree. Not what I would use.
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If you put enough of it on it will fill them but not the way to do it. This stuff when it startes to crack if put on too thick comes off in sheets.
That is the point swvalcon. Years ago when lacquer was the material of choice novices would try to fill small dents with lacquer glazing putty in a tube. It worked.....for a few weeks. When we push the requirements for a product beyond their design capabilities we are asking for trouble. It just takes to much time and money to prepare a car for paint not to do everything possible to guarantee long term success.
John L
(which is less than a dime) and sand off everything exposing only
the dents that are left filled, wouldn't that be fine?
If it's not durable enough at the thickness of a hail dent how
can you use it anywhere? It would be a useless product.
that would be a waste of money to fill hail dings with SS and you'd have to apply multiple applications cause it would be too many coats. I personally don't think of poly primers as a way to hide bad bodywork or imperfections. I go about my business in the bodywork stage as if it's getting primed with one coat of lacquer primer. I use it to get a lazer straight finish with less applications of primers. To me, that's the major difference between a 2k and poly. Just one less prime n block session. As a bodytech I started in restoration and started with poly primer, so when I worked at a cheap insurance ran company that wanted to only put one coat of waterbase primer on everything you quickly get a wake up call. That job was a blessing cause it taught me to keep my work extra clean so now when I use the poly it's a cake walk, but I don't think it lends a hand at keeping your body skills polished, that's for sure. In any case, poly primer is not a substitute for filler. It's a primer.
Very good way to look at it Henry. You have a good head on your shoulders.
Ditto... JL
You can actually make molds with slick sand...Back when it first came out they had little model cars they filled up with it they were about 2" high so you can actually go that thick without it cracking ,,,WE ALL thought it was Gods gift to us body men ..I do believe if you built a box around a car then filled that box with slick sand all the way up to the roof ,then removed the box when the slick sand dried you would have a car that looked like a block with wheels....then you get out the chesils and belt sanders and you could sculpt any car you wanted out of this stuff... hell, you could make a Lambo out of a geo...or a pinto
That'd be pretty fly for a white guy
I saw examples of it sprayed on plastic at NACE once that you could bend pretty tight and it didn't crack.
Like an alligator, it can fully digest a turtle shell!
Anyways, I figured I would report back that I very much DO like this stuff now. I hit it with my 180 block and it started coming off in sheets, even with my 220. I found this was a case where trying to cut it down with 80 initially was absolutely pointless. That 80 grit would just bounce right over the top of it and not bite at all, even my '80 grit-turned 100 grit'. It blocked awesome with 220 even though I sprayed it several nights ago.
The other really cool thing is you can literally block the low dark guide coat spots away if you just keep sanding...this stuff builds so much. This was after just one coat. After the first round of blocking I had a lot less guide coat spots than when I started. I've blocked the first coat almost entire off now.
I'm planning on shooting another 3 coats today and I'm guessing that's probably all I will need.
Now for the important update...I shot two more coats without the filter in the gun. Made all the difference in the world.
I pretty much only have time to shoot 1/2 a quart a time and then it's used up. I blew some lacquer thinner through the gun, mixed up another 1/2 quart, then shot that for the second coat. Two coats and I still hadn't filled some of my 80 grit scratches... You have to go SLOW when spraying this stuff on, but still. I went over and over those scratches in some spots.
Anyone see any reason why you can't just shoot the low guide coat spots once it's all blocked and then block again?
Josh, I assume you have touched bare metal at the high spots or close to it. When you begin your final blocking if you touch bare metal you will begin to build a lump since you will be sanding the low spots around it but will not be able to. bring down the high spots below the level of the bare metal. You can shoot extra build in the low areas but you had better shoot some all over if you have hit metal anywhere. Remember this is your final block and you want one consistent primer coat for you final color coat.
John L
You have to remember "Filling" scratches requires sanding off the top. There is NOTHING (generally speaking) that is going to "fill" scratches when you sand over them making it unable to see them without first sanding it flat.
BELIEVE ME that polyester primer WILL fill 36 grit scratches with two or three coats EASY! I have done it, I have did tests where it was abused! I did some dents on an friends car with his permission as a test. I sanded filler with nice new sharp 36 grit sandpaper and feathered the paint around it with 120. I applied three coats (as I remember it was 3, it may have been 4) and blocked it with 180, then 320, then 400 then 600 and painted black basecoat clear coat over that. Six months later I saw some of the 400 grit scratches that I missed and the bs/cc shrunk up a bit. But the 36 grit, NOTHING.
Oh I believe you. This stuff has quite possibly been the best $90 I've spent on this car in a while. I NEVER would have been able to get it as straight as it is with this stuff. It's amazing. My driver's door is blocked completely flat now. My roof (which looked like a dairy cow) is blocked flat (well half of it), my trunk lid is almost flat, I need to work on it some more. It's really done wonders to that roof. And my hood scoop...well that's the show case today because it was most impressive.
It's a fiberglass part so you are all too familiar with how wavy those are. Everywhere there is a support ribbing underneath you could feel it on the top, and your hand would just go up and down as you ran it over the top. I really thought I was going to have to skim it first, but I wanted to try an experiment with the slick sand. This thing looked TERRIBLE when I sanded the epoxy before shooting the Slick Sand. Low spots galore.
The first two pictures below is after two coats of slick sand and blocked. Still some pretty big lows. The next two pictures are after another 3 coats and blocked as much as I could before I was going to break through. ALL the guidecoat was sanded off and the scoop was completely flat to the hand except for 1 or 2 small spots on each side. I'll probably glaze these but they are shallow. I spent so much time blocking it I don't want to have to block that slick sand off again.
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Both swarms were the same size, smaller than a football but not super small.So a virgin queen will swarm? Some how I thought the queen would mate before she left with the swarm.Thanks for the info.Stacie
Swarms have an energy I don't like to interfere with, so I never requeen them. If they think they need a new queen they will replace her.


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There are a number of events on online community management, social software and communications coming up this year. I'm glad to see the topic of community management is thriving even after decades of existence. These are the live meetings in the beginning half of the year or so; I left out the online events and webinars since they are quite numerous.
The Online Community Report indicates events in:
- Feb 21, New York City, NY - Online Community Unconference East 2008
- Mar 20, Palo Alto, CA - Mobile Communities Unconference
- Apr 14-20, Mt View, CA - Online Community Business Forum 2008
- Jun 18, Mt View, CA - Online Community Unconference
- more in second half
- Apr 22-25, Sonoma Cty, CA - New Communications Forum 2008
- Apr 22-25 San Francisco, CA - Web 2.0 Expo
- Sep, New York, NY - Web 2.0 Expo
- Apr 7-8, Redwood City, CA - 4th annual Evans Data DRC
I'll add more as I find them, but as you can see it's a hot topic this year.
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I feel your pain. When I was as teenager, my parents owned a mall town hardware store. My dad offered assembly on everything from bicycles and swing sets to metal storage buildings. I started assembling bicycles and swing sets every year in October. You have not lived until you a assemble a 12 x 12 metal storage building with sliding doors. Steve
Just a wild guess but did the swing set say, "made in China" somewhere on it?We get samples from China here at work. Some are marked PKD which stands for partial knock down. We got a PKD UTV side by side that was more like a kit. It took two of us 9 nonstop hours to get it together. That is 18 total man hours to assemble he machine with no instructions at all. I will say that the Chinese really know how to pack a box with absolutely no wasted space but still lack on instructions and fit and finish.
I want to thank you all for your kind words. It's paid for it's self even after the all the problem's I had putting it together just watching the kid's have fun :-D


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If you are using NPIV across your environments then you don't have to bother with the question - which LUN is zoned to which server(s).
However, there are still a lot of places where the admins are still using the old-fashioned vscsi LUN allocations from the VIO servers.
The benefit of that is of course that you do not have to install any additional driver to the AIX clients, because the standard MPIO support is part of the basic installation, but on the flip side, it is harder to track exactly which LUN is mapped to which clients, especially if you are working with redundant Virtual I/O servers (In my view you should) or probably HA clusters.
The challenge is of course the fact that you have to map those LUNs manually to the clients (in a redundant way) and manage the mappings time to time (across new LUN allocations, server decommissions, new server builds, and stuffs like that) without missing any one.
In the top of that, if you have to do this with (let's say) 500-1000 LUNs (or more) this could easily become a nightmare after a few years.
That is the reason why I created a script to gather all LUN zoning and mapping details from the VIO servers using a central server and to check if there is anything odd around the zoning or the mapping, while using as less dependencies as it can.
Script is available here: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/glukacs/resource/zoning_info.sh.zip
Because of that the current implementation relies only on HMC(s). The reasons are the following:
- Some VIO servers have no external communication paths which could be reachable from a central server- The HMC can detect all VIO installations inside a box- The HMC can execute VIO related commands via the viosvrcmd command (via an RMC connection, which should be available for DLPAR operations)- 1 HMC can manage multiple VIO servers, so it does not necessary to create communication paths between the central server and the VIOs (via SSH like example)- Root access is not mandatory at all (assuming that you have an other ID which can communicate with the HMCs via SSH keys)
The implemented functions are the following:
# zoning_info.shUsage:zoning_info.sh -make : Gather all the necessary details from the HMC(s) managed VIO Server(s)zoning_info.sh -all : Check all LUNszoning_info.sh -free : List the spare LUNszoning_info.sh LUN1,LUN2 : Check the specific LUN_ID(s) (separated by ',' )
The first step should be to create a cache via the '-make' command. As part of that the script will try to connect to each listed HMC(s), check the managed boxes, and the installed VIO servers, and all the zoned LUNs for each.
Once it's finished, you can query all, only one, or multiple LUNs (using their LUNIDs, separated by a comma).
In case there is anything odd around the zoning or the mapping, the script will report it.
Here are a few examples:
600507920190817B8800000000000178 (32 GB) is zoned to:vio1 (hdisk26), assigned to a NON-ACTIVE partition (in box ZEUS) via vhost3 as lpar3_data01vio2 (hdisk26), assigned to a NON-ACTIVE partition (in box ZEUS) via vhost3 as lpar3_data01vio3 (hdisk48), assigned to GAIA_lpar6 /Running/ (in box GAIA) via vhost6 as lpar6_data03vio4 (hdisk48), assigned to GAIA_lpar6 /Running/ (in box GAIA) via vhost6 as lpar6_data03WARNING - This LUN is associated for one or more inactive partitions.600507920190817B88000000000001B3 (64 GB) is zoned to:vio3 (hdisk59) - LUN is not assigned to any VTD devicevio4 (hdisk59), assigned to a NON-ACTIVE partition (in box GAIA) via vhost10 as lpar10_data01WARNING - This LUN is not in use at the moment, however it is assigned for some -currently inactive- node(s) (Decommissioned server?)600507920190817B8800000000000319 (16 GB) is zoned to:vio5 (hdisk0) - LUN is not assigned to any VTD devicevio6 (hdisk77), assigned to HADES_lpar8 /Running/ (in box HADES) via vhost8 as lpar8_data01WARNING - this LUN is not assigned to the HADES_lpar8 LPAR in a redundant way in the HADES boxWARNING - This LUN is not assigned properly, or the LUN is zoned for multiple VIO servers without purpose600507920190817B8800000000000369 (16 GB) is zoned to:vio5 (hdisk98), assigned to HADES_lpar10 /Running/ (in box HADES) via vhost10 as lpar10_data15vio6 (hdisk97), assigned to HADES_lpar11 /Running/ (in box HADES) via vhost10 as lpar11_data15WARNING - this LUN is assigned to multiple LPARs inside the HADES box. Is it on purpose (clustering)?
# Of course there would be no warning if there is nothing odd. However, if the LUN is not in use, then you will see something like that:
600507920190817B8800000000000230 (32 GB) is zoned to:vio3 (hdisk53) - LUN is not assigned to any VTD devicevio4 (hdisk54) - LUN is not assigned to any VTD deviceINFO - Spare LUN
.. and you can easily check the available spare LUNs (which are not assigned to any VTD device) via the -free command also :)
Disclaimer: Although the script only execute query commands (so it is unlikely that it could cause any harm) the script is not supported by IBM in any form, so use it at your own risk. In case you find a bug in the script please let me know.


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GitHub Migration and Status
ASL is now available on GitHub at [1].
The plan is to breakup ASL into separate libraries following the boost modular library structure: [2] and [3]
We are following the gitflow model of development [4]
I'm (sean_parent) currently working only with XCode 4.5.2. The Begin test app project can currently be build with XCode.
To setup a build: 1.clone the legacy repository and switch to the development branch 2. download boost 1.52.0 from boost.org 3. create a symlink to your boost directory inside the legacy directory (here is the command from my worksheet):
ln -s ~/development/third_party/boost_1_52_0 ~/development/github/stlab/legacy/boost_libraries
4. Open the project at adobe_platform_libraries/xcode_ide/begin.xcodproj 5. Select the begin scheme and run.
I have not been able to get a working build of boost yet through cmake using the modular structure. Holding off on that work for now and moving forward with bjam in the interim.
To build with bjam:
I've moved to requiring C++11 (clang when using XCode). Boost 1.52.0 is currently not defining the BOOST_NO_CXX11_NUMERIC_LIMITS correctly. I haven't yet figured out how to get these items into the appropriate jam files.
bjam toolset=clang cxxflags="-stdlib=libc++ -std=c++11" linkflags="-stdlib=libc++" define="BOOST_NO_CXX11_NUMERIC_LIMITS"
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Heidi Klum with the Harlem Globetrotters.
Jessica Alba and her family went to a vegetarian place. The kind of place that doesn't serve meat.
Jimmy Fallon takes his dog to work.
Julianne Hough shops for groceries for her new guy.
John Mayer looks wasted out of his mind with Katy Perry.
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Junior Rohn Pierce (Lockport, N.Y.) is one of 36 baseball players from across the country selected as a semifinalist for the Gregg Olson Award.
The award is named after former Auburn Tiger star pitcher Gregg Olson, who became one of the top collegiate players in the nation after an initial season filled with only mixed success. Olson went on to become a two-time All American, first round draft pick, American League Rookie of the Year and MLB All Star. Like Olson, these players have elevated their game to an elite level and in many instances their team has mirrored their success as a direct result.
In 15 starts, the Capital One Second-Team Academic All-American posted an 11-3 record with a 2.18 ERA in 111.2 innings. The unanimous selection as the 2014 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year, Pierce is one of seven pitchers in the country with 11 wins, 110 innings pitched and an ERA under 2.50. The junior righthander threw at least six innings in all 15 starts and did not walk more than two batters in a start, averaging 1.29 walks per nine innings. A two-time MAAC Pitcher of the Week, Pierce opened the season by defeating No. 5 NC State and Carlos Rodon by throwing seven shutout innings. For his efforts, Pierce was named a Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week.
Pierce leads the MAAC in victories (ranking 12th nationally), ERA, innings pitched, opponents batting average (.211) and walks allowed per nine innings.
Prior to the 2014 season, Pierce was 5-4 with a 4.92 ERA in 128 innings pitched.
Finalists are scheduled to be announced on Friday, June 6, at the beginning of Super Regional action. The winner of the 2014 Gregg Olson Award will be named in Omaha, Nebraska during the College World Series, which is to be held this season at TD Ameritrade Park.


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text: 49ers got a win in Seattle, in O/T, 33-30. Gore is a good RB but the rest of the team is scrubs. We should beat them handly. If you can bear to watch the game you'll see Martz at his best ripping off large chunks of Lion property, even if he is undermanned. But unfortunately our coaches for play calling, both Off and Dee, perform at the high school level. I doubt the players can save themselves from this coaching staff. 28-21 Lions !


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Latimore A Run-Away Winner For Our Athlete Of The Week (5/9)
Fast and speed are rules and words Corban Latimore lives by. A proficient runner in the 100 and 200 meter sprints, Corban caught our attention by breaking records, but not just any record. Highland high school's longest standing track record, the 400 meter mark set 39 years ago.
"I was really shocked at first," says Latimore. "I was just focused on trying to beat the guy in front of me and as a result of working hard it really paid off to get that record."
"Just amazing!" says his track coach Darin White. "I actually looked at my watch and I thought I had messed up the start or something because it was so fast, and I wasn't expecting it. I knew it was good, but I didn't know it was that good."
With the state track meet just weeks away, Corban is not only concentrating on his performance there, but he's looking ahead to the future as well.
"I talked to a couple of schools and I've been offered a couple of scholarships and I'm still thinking which one is best suited for me but most likely I'll run somewhere," says the senior.
Latimore's trademark is the gold cleats he wears on the track, a pair of shoes that not only look good, but also give him a mental edge.
"That just comes with the confidence of it all," says Latimore. "Start putting on a speed suit, and you get gold cleets and next thing you know, you gotta back that kind of talk up."
But will those golden cleats give him an extra edge at the upcoming state championships.
"In all reality nothing really matters with that state championship when you compete with the best of the best because the best in all of Idaho are there," says Latimore. "What I just look forward to is the competing with them and hoping to place in a decent spot. The gold I just like the color of it."


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I'm after a new camera, currently have a Panny TZ5. Thought about getting the TZ10. However reading this review I really like this. What would you suggest?
Hi Cliff. Nice article as per usual. I'm perhaps too tired and missed it, but you normally tell us what the battery life is like. How many shots did you take before the battery went? The other thing is this GPS... there was another camera recently reviewed that had this capability, but having it on was detremental to the battery life. Would this camera suffer from the same problem, GPS on - little battery life?
A good effort Sony - not sure about that video codec choice & I would love to see a faster lens than this, f2.8 at the wide end should be achievable by now. However, a nice compact (and with a reasonable MP too - no silly 14+ MP Hooray!!). If you can stomach paying £300 for a p&s...this does look alright.
You got to be kidding
Checking the reviews from the Canon SX210, Panasonic TZ10 and the Sony HX5V I stumbled over a couple head scratchers.
How is it possible that with much less features than the HX5V the Canon and the Panasonic has the same 10 from 10 as the Sony?
How is it possible that the $399 Panasonic with half the video resolution of the Sony and also missing all the bells and whistles like 10 fps, HDR, HHT and much more can have the same value like the Sony HX5V what is $50 cheaper?
And the Canon SX210 with the same price as the Sony but totally outclassed is just ONE point below the SONY HX5V?
Come on people from TR, if we should take these ratings halfway serious, do not do such obviously miss ratings, that is embarrassing.
But I guess that if the value was rated correctly with 10 from 10 (show me any camera right now with a better feature to price ratio) and the feature point of the Canon would be at maximal 7 and the Panasonic at maximal 8 then it would be even clear for the Panasonic and Canon fans that the SONY HX5V is the new top dog in 2010 and that 10 Megapixel is better than the both 14 Megapixel cameras.
It would send a nice message to the companies and maybe they would finally get the message that the Megapixel race is futile.
Not to detract from the fantastic array of features Sony managed to pack into this sized camera, just wanted to say that contrary to what's in the review it "only" does 1080i video, not 1080p...
Many thanks for an excellent review of the Sony HX5 camera. As a recent purchaser of the HX5 I totally echo your praise of this camera.
argh there are sooo many digital compact cameras it's all far too confusing, I really liked that casio camera you reviewed a few weeks ago but this has 10x optical zoom and (esp.) GPS that would be quite useful to have, but the casio had 14MP which means BIG photos and going by the review the image quality was right up there too which is good for a high MP camera and the most important factor,
so a quick question would be which, in your oppinion, gives the best image quality on auto settings (which I would be most likely to use most of the time, in like for like conditions), or is there another camera of a similar price range that gives better quality pics?
sony uk webiste says it records video on 1080i HD not 1080p HD
@costa - Cliff reviewed the Panasonic before he got the Sony. Unless he can see in to the future how is he going to know the Sony is better and mark it down??????
Another camera to complicate my decision making process! I am still holding out for a review on the F80EXR which has just been released as well. I can't ignore it's much cheaper price point, although some of the snazzy features on this Sony do look good.
Is a review on the F80 likely?
First post here. I'm a photographer looking for a decent P+S, have been researching for a while, and have found this site's reviews very useful. It amazes me though the praise this camera is getting. The specs are amazing, but is anyone actually looking at the pictures?! In every full-res sample I can find here and on the internet, at 100% the images from the HX5 looks like watercolour paintings! All skin and fine detail lost in great swathes of heavy noise reduction above 125 ISO. Take the cathedral picture - you can't even see the netting against the window it's all blurred out. Of course this affects many p+s cameras, but this is the worst I've seen in something so highly rated. Compare the pictures to the SX210 samples - regardless of other specs - or of course the S90, LX3. Canon and panasonic know how to retain a photographic look to their camera's images. How on earth does this deserve 9 for image quality???
You should do two more iso series, one for Handheld Twilight and one for AntiMotion Blur. These are suppose to be selling points for this camera. Don't be lazy like all the other reviewers.
To those who spotted my mistake, you're quite right, the HX5 records video at 1080i not 1080p; I have amended the text accordingly.
To Wii - You're thinking of the Panasonic TZ10, which had a battery duration of about 85 shots with its GPS switched on. With the HX5 I've taken about 170 shots, several long video clips and a lot of image playback, with the GPS on all the time, and the battery indicator is still showing three bars. Sony claims 310 shots on a full charge, and I have no reason to doubt this.
I would like everyone who habitually gets their panties in a bunch arguing over review scores to please read Den's comment, as he has hit the nail on the head. This is exactly why review scores in general are a bad idea.
This camera has made choosing one even more harder!!!
price compaison of above camera amazon us dollars 350 equates to 230 pounds uk
but in the shops here for 300 pounds upwards why the bid difference
@Tam horan - not withstanding the current exchange rate ($1.51 to £1), the normal reason is sales tax. I'm lead to believe that most US prices require local state tax to be added afterwards, whereas the UK price has 17.5% VAT built into it.
£230 +vat = £270 inc, which isn't far off. UK / Europe also imposes different import duty levels on manufacturers for different products, leading to variations in price. For example, this is why most digital cameras limit their video mode recordings to 29m59s because over 30 minutes they are classified as Camcorders, and taxed at a higher rate.
I really can't decide between this camera and the Ricoh CX3 now. I did have the Lumix on my shortlist but i'm wary of the cracking screen people seem to suffer from all to often. Sadly noone has been able to confirm that the TZ10 has redesigned and strengthened the LCD so no sale!
Regarding the HX5v though, your review states that it has an all metal body but most other reviews say it has an all plastic body. Can you confirm either way for me?
How good is it in low light?
And how does it compare for video vs a high-range camcorder like the Pananonic TM-700?
Panasonic can now regret at leisure the sloppy development of the TZ10. The TZ10 is not a clear enough step forwards from the TZ7, which Panasonic have effectively recognised by changing TV adverts that were for the TZ10 into adverts that are for "Panasonic Compacts, TZ7 and TZ10". Time for Panasonic to react before all their competitors stream into the gap? Mmmm... TZ75 anyone?
The only downside I see with trusted reviews is that whenever something gets highly rated, retailers seem to increase prices. £325 now :(
Hmm... "No visible chromatic aberration" in the corner sharpness shot? Do my glasses need cleaning??
The downside of technological progress in compact cameras is the plethora of gimmicky functions that complicate things for the average user. Case in point is GPS, which may be a useful tool for a small minority, but I suggest an irrelevance to the great majority of compact camera buyers, even at the top end. Cliff - a question I have asked several times without anyone being able to supply an answer is why no compact features a remote wireless shutter release. This is old technology. I had it on a Canon APS film camera, and used with a mini tripod it was an excellent tool for images requiring the elimination of camera shake. It was also fun to use for candid shots taken at critical moments with the subject(s) unaware they were being photographed, and finally for group shots including the picture taker.
I think you've answered your own question there, Grumpy1!
I'm looking for a long zoom compact and this seems to be topping the list at the moment after reading this review and others. However, I'd really like to see a review of the new Fuji finepix f80EXR, this is the only camera in this class which doesn't seem to have had much exposure from reviews. The only one I have managed to find suggests that the f80 exr has worse image quality than it's predessor, the f70exr which is putting me off even though it's a lot less expensive and taking into account that the sony has a lot more features. Any one any comments on the F80EXR, found a review and can trusted reviews comment on if a review of the fuji F80EXR is expected any time soon?
I bought this camera, having had a need for a compact for some time and the excuse that my canon 30d died whilst on holiday i took the plunge. I'm extremely happy with the purchase, and those 'gimmicks' are great fun. The panorama, smile recognition, and low light functions are very easy to use, with impressive results, although they do take time to process, as does the flash recharge. The manual settings are extensive, and the auto mode recognises if your taking a macro, landscape, portrait and more so you don't have to fiddle with a thing. One thing, there is a fast record button for HD video which in the dark gets confused with the display button, which is annoying.
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