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Although the scientific rationale for the International Space Station has been hotly debated, few would disagree that its construction amounts to an engineering marvel. Over the past three years, 16 countries have contributed material and personnel to assemble in orbit a structure weighing, well, weighing nothing but with a mass that will eventually exceed 400,000 kilograms. So it's no great wonder that NASA wanted this momentous engineering endeavor to be well documented. One result will be a wide-format 3-D movie on the subject, due to be released this spring. It is just one example of the modern marriage between big science and the big screen.
Anyone who has seen IMAX movies in 3-D will testify that the experience is nothing like seeing a 1950s horror film using paper glasses with color filters. The current technology relies on headgear with special windows that contain electronic shutters, one for each eye. The rapid-fire opening and closing of these shutters is synchronized to the frames of film being projected in such a way that right and left eyes see camera perspectives obtained from slightly different angles, thus achieving the desired stereoscopic effect.
The Space Station movie, which is being sponsored by Lockheed Martin, was made under a so-called Space Act agreement between NASA and IMAX Corporation. Similar compacts governed the production of four other IMAX space documentaries, and indeed these agreements have been used to formalize collaborations between NASA and the producers of such commercial films as Warner Brothers' Space Cowboys and Disney's Mission to Mars.
The agreement governing the making of the Space Station movie was signed in May of 1997. According to Paula Cleggett, NASA's deputy associate administrator for public affairs, "No money is changing hands." So the arrangement is fundamentally different from the one Ron Howard had when he rented NASA's KC-135 jet—the "Vomit Comet"—to film scenes of weightlessness for the 1995 blockbuster Apollo 13. In this case, NASA charged IMAX nothing to install in the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle a remotely controlled wide-format camera during three missions conducted between December of 1998 and July of 2001. The agency also offered to ferry a bulky IMAX camera and special lighting to film the interior of the Space Station and trained its astronauts to act as cinematographers, directors, sound mixers and lighting technicians. In return, NASA retained copyright to all the footage shot (which it promises eventually to release publicly) and gained an opportunity to reach out to a vast audience of moviegoers in 30 countries.
Science buffs who thrill to this virtual ride up into space will probably also enjoy another IMAX documentary coming this summer—one that takes them down to the seafloor. For this feature, entitled Volcanoes of the Abyss, IMAX cameras followed scientists to hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans—or rather, it was the scientists who followed the IMAX cameras, the expeditions having been formulated expressly to obtain the wide-format film footage. The making of the documentary was funded in part by the National Science Foundation's Division of Elementary, Secondary and Informal Education.
The film (frames of which can been seen in the article "Life After Death in the Deep Sea," published in the September–October 2001 issue of American Scientist) is said to be spectacular. Indeed, Rita Colwell, director of NSF, thought it so impressive that she showed some early clips when she testified before the Senate about NSF's 2001 budget request. But unlike other IMAX science documentaries, Volcanoes of the Abyss promises to bring scientists advantages beyond favorable public relations. It may well benefit investigators directly by allowing them extraordinarily detailed views of the seafloor around hydrothermal vents, ones that had been virtually impossible to obtain previously—even for those privileged enough to have visited these sites in a deep-sea submersible vehicle such as Alvin.
Margaret Leinen, an oceanographer at the University of Rhode Island, explained the situation neatly at a symposium sponsored by the Office of Naval Research. "In Alvin," she said,"you're sort of cramped into a pretzel, looking out the bad view—because, of course, the pilot gets the good view—and you spend your entire time freezing, trying to see what is happening or guess what might be happening out the pilot's window." In noting the reaction of her fellow scientists to a special screening of the IMAX film, she said, "Everyone in the room, including the Alvin pilots, said it's much better than being in the [vehicle]."
Richard Lutz, director of the Center for Deep-Sea Ecology and Biotechnology at Rutgers University, led the effort to obtain this IMAX coverage of deep-sea hydrothermal vents. He explains that the wide-format film and high-definition video he and his colleagues obtained was of such excellent quality because Alvin was carrying some 4,000 watts of lighting: "the equivalent of sending a whole stage set down." This past December, he arranged another special showing at a meeting of American Geophysical Union. Because the screening was scheduled for 9 a.m. on the first day of the week-long conference, Lutz expected a small turnout. Instead, he reports, "The fire marshal had to turn them away at the door."
Lutz says the preparations that made the IMAX filming possible have already yielded some scientific payoffs for him as a marine biologist. And he has been approached by specialists in other disciplines hopeful that they, too, might mine the new images for their own research. Although offering this material to the scientific community was always a central goal of the project, he and his coworkers have not yet established procedures for doing so. "That may involve a committee," he says, suggesting that sharing of this vast data set may prove to be a cumbersome process.
One potential roadblock comes about because copyright ownership is, in Lutz's words, "complicated." Unlike the arrangement that NASA made with IMAX, the raw footage of the seafloor does not remain the property of the government. Indeed, the various parties participating in the making of the film have conflicting copyright claims. Still, Lutz anticipates that proprietary interests will not in the end thwart the dissemination of information, something that would surely sour both investigators and NSF administrators. "I don't think anyone wants to go there," he says.
So for the moment, the name IMAX remains popular with both moviegoers and scientists. Indeed, investigators may soon be working closely with IMAX in another hostile realm: deep underground. A group of physicists led by Wick Haxton of the University of Washington in Seattle has recently mounted an effort to take over the Homestake Mine in western South Dakota and convert it into a giant laboratory for scientific research. Their $281 million proposal to NSF describes the various facilities the site would eventually house: particle detectors, an accelerator, workspaces, and, yes, the world's first underground IMAX theater.—David Schneider
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I'm in Beloit, 60 minutes south of Madison. My class 3 dealer is in Green Bay.
I'm in Menasha. Shooting from time to time at the Twin City Rod and Gun Club. I wish we had a more "pistol friendly" range, but that's all I can find. The closest target line is 15 yards, and on the ground.
When you walk in the door there, a dry erase board reads "No Rapid Fire". I get depressed every time I see that, as I wast to do more IPSC type of shooting.
Twin city is excellent for rifles, and general pistol function checks, but I want to "rock and roll" a bit.
You know of anywhere close for that?
Head down to here! We likes rapid fire.:smt023
i'm from shiocton and we have a nice range here, 2 rifle ranges, and a pistol range, rapid fire all you want, its only 3 bucks (range fee) for all day, i lve 3 blocks from it and go there 3-4 times aweek, the range is right next to the town
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Senior Cameron Brown put away a cross from five yards out a minute and a half into overtime to push No. 9 seed North Carolina (16-3-3) into the Elite Eight with a 1-0 win over Fairleigh Dickinson (11-7-6) Sunday night at Fetzer Field.
Brown redeemed himself after a pair of narrow misses earlier in the contest after the Tar Heels opened the overtime period controlling possession.
Carolina controlled the ball at midfield and senior Martin Murphy dropped a pass to junior forward Rob Lovejoy on the left flank.
Lovejoy beat the right outside back down the left sideline and worked his way into the 18-yard box near the end line.
The speedy forward slipped a cross into the middle of the box where a crowd of Tar Heels and Knights were waiting before Brown connected on the game winner.
The goal was Brown's third of the year and for Lovejoy his second assist.
Both teams waged war in the midfield in the first half as neither team was able to break through the other side's defense.
Carolina rattled off three shots late in the first half with Brown sending a header wide, Andy Craven having an effort saved and Lovejoy missing to the right of the target as the team's entered the break knotted at 0-0.
The Tar Heels controlled possession better in the second half and Brown nearly put Carolina in front with 14 minutes remaining in the contest. He beat a pair of defenders on the right flank and was one-on-one with the goalkeeper.
The senior saw a cutting Craven near the top of the box and attempted to slide a cross that was deflected away before reaching its target.
Carolina struck for a goal in the 81st minute when a free kick bounced out to Brown who immediately sent the ball toward the far post. Jordan Gafa connected on a header that beat the goalkeeper but the linesman's flag was up, whistling an offsides on Carolina.
The Tar Heel defense and goalkeeper Scott Goodwin notched their nation-leading 17th shutout of the year in the win and lowered Goodwin's goals against average to 0.26, the fourth-lowest in NCAA history.
The 1-0 overtime win extended UNC's home unbeaten streak to 40 matches as the Tar Heels become just the second school in NCAA history to post a 40-match home unbeaten streak. Akron holds the NCAA mark with a 48-match streak.
The Tar Heels will look to extend the streak on Friday, Nov. 30 when they host No. 16 seed Indiana for a chance to go to their fifth straight NCAA College Cup. Kick is set for 6 p.m. at Fetzer Field.


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Ones in the UK tend to take their lead from school fêtes for some reason, I guess it's programmed into our heads from a young age, so they tend to be heavy on cakes. Which is never a bad thing.
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After four-and-a-half scoreless innings, the Flames took a 2-0 lead with four hits, including an RBI single and RBI sacrifice fly in the bottom of the fifth inning.
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2nd option has never given me any trouble and I've always gotten loooooong life out of my clutches. Some people are better than others at it, mostly.
^^^ The .gif really seals the deal on that one
2nd option has never given me any trouble and I've always gotten loooooong life out of my clutches. Some people are better than others at it, mostly.
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This sounds like the ministry of silly shifting.
those 2 are the exact same thing. one is faster.
option #3. get an auto.
Whatever is the smoothest and causes least amount of slip on the clutch (comes hand in hand with smoothness... so it's a win win) is the best. Ideally you need to use the throttle to match engine rpm with new road speed. Using a bit of throttle is not going to burn up the clutch - but having a massive difference in engine to road speed will (in either direction... over revving, or under revving).
It's best when the shifts are almost imperceptible, and the rpm looks correct; it should fall towards where it needs to be in the next gear, then you will 'catch' it by applying just enough throttle to prevent it dropping furthur. Of course you can only apply sufficient throttle to really accelerate the car when the clutch pedal has been released.
Operating any machinery the key to longevity is smoothness, smoothness, smoothness.
It is situational dependent.
Sometimes I do not use the clutch other than first gear.
1 if the box is cold. 2 normally or driving hard.
let off gas.
load is taken off gears
slips easily out of gear and while in between gears
push in clutch
select next gear
let out clutch
hit gas.
i find myself doing this fairly often even though im sure its not very good for syncros.
but it seems like i have very little to no shift shock at all doing this.
anyone know if this method is bad for the gearbox or not??
i do this only while driving normally with low2500-3000rpm shifts.
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In the Rabbit (rev hang, terribly spongey mounts) option 1 is the smoothest.
In the CRX option 2 is the smoothest.
Assuming you're upshift rev-matching, I don't get why people think option 2 would be less wear on the clutch.
With 2 you're slipping the clutch with each upshift, which does it make it smoother (less shock from just releasing the clutch), but means more wear, no?
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I go with number 2 in the b6 a4. Also is resting your hand on the shifter bad for the synchros? I read somewhere that it is bad.
Leaving your hand on the shifter has absolutely nothing to do with the throw out bearing (if that's what you meant by TOB)...
If you do method 1 too slow (which I can only imagine you would be, if you're actually thinking about it) chances are the rpms drop way too much between shifts. When you let the clutch back out it'll slip all the way back to where they should be. Furthermore as someone else said, the engine braking will lead to a pretty sloppy shift.
In normal driving I only use the clutch when re-engaging the gear. If you dont load up the trans too much (no acceleration or deceleration) it pulls right out of gear without clutching in.
1 just seems wrong
I think mine is closest to #2.
#1 seems really clunky and it's just not really how it's supposed to be done.
#1 in my Subaru and #2 in the bimmer. It also depends on rpm. Higher rpm shifts tend to feel like #2.
I've put 400,000 km on two different manual transmission cars and never had to change a clutch. The Jetta is going to need a clutch soon, but only because of the crappy DMF mechanism (which wears itself out regardless of what the driver does).


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Hmmm... well here's to hoping everything is fine.
I'm picking up my new boots tomorrow. I'll buy them at the same location I got the bindings at so I can talk with the people there.
I have size 11 boots and three pairs of medium Burton bindings, Mission, Cartel and CO2. My boots are Burton Grails and Hails and they fit great in the bindings. I also have large Cartels and the fit is a little big but ok.
You'll be fine as long as you stick with a boot with a reduced footprint.
Got medium bindings: will I be alright?
I picked up some Burton Mission EST 2013 bindings the other day, as well as a new snowboard, and the guy who was helping me sold me on these things (got a little discount, and I knew about them prior to the purchase so I was happy with the price).
Anyway, he asked me my shoe size (11 US), and went and grabbed me the Medium Mission EST's. Without thinking to ask about the size of the bindings, I went with it and had him set them up on the board for me. At the cash register they told me they could throw the box away for me if I wanted, so I didn't even bother to take it with me. I left the shop, came home, looked at the receipt, and realized I had been sold medium bindings. My previous Burton Bindings (generic 2012 Burton Custom EST's) were in large & the straps seemed a tad bit on the long side, though I don't know what all goes into large vs. medium bindings.
Anyway, I didn't try any boots on with the bindings, and I'm currently without boots to even see. I won't be picking boots up for another few days. Ultimately, this thread is just a "what are my options & did I screw myself" thread... I realize in the end I'll find out once I get boots.
The question, ultimately is this: Size 11 boots versus a medium Burton snowboard binding... will I be on the safe side? I'm 23 and my feet aren't getting any bigger.
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Doctors often call these strategies "lifestyle modifications" or "behavior therapies." They're safe, easy, effective and inexpensive. These techniques can be used before trying other types of treatment, such as medications or surgery, or in combination with them.
How much fluid you drink and the types of food you eat may influence your bladder habits.
Drinking too much fluid of any kind makes you urinate more often. If you drink too much over a short time, this can overwhelm your bladder and create a strong sense of urgency. If you exercise a lot or work outdoors regularly, you may need to drink more fluids.
Rather than drink a large amount all at once, try drinking smaller amounts throughout the day. For example, drink about two 8-ounce glasses (237 milliliters) at each meal and one 8-ounce glass between meals. That way, you'll end up at the recommended amount of roughly 8 cups (about 1.9 liters) of fluid daily.
If you have to get up several times at night to urinate, try drinking more of your fluids in the morning and afternoon, and eliminate alcohol and caffeinated beverages. Although water is best for your bladder, remember that fluids come from any beverage you drink and from foods such as soup.
Drinking too little fluid can lead to increased amounts of body waste products in your urine. Highly concentrated urine is dark yellow and has a strong smell. It can irritate your bladder, increasing the urge and frequency with which you need to go.
Some foods and beverages can irritate your bladder. Caffeine and alcohol both increase urine production. This can lead to increased frequency and urgency of urination. Caffeine can also cause bladder spasms.
Certain acidic fruits — oranges, grapefruits, lemons and limes — and fruit juices, spicy foods, tomato-based products, carbonated drinks, artificial sweeteners, corn syrup, sugar, chocolate, coffee, and tea may irritate your bladder or make you leak urine. Why these items sometimes cause irritation isn't understood, and what causes bladder irritation may vary from person to person.
If caffeine or alcohol are regular parts of your diet, try eliminating them for about a week to see if your symptoms improve. Consider also avoiding foods that might be bladder irritants for about a week or so. Then gradually — every one to two days — add one food back into your diet, noting any changes in urinary urgency, frequency or incontinence.
You might not have to eliminate your favorite foods entirely. Simply cutting down on the amount might help, too.
When you have an overactive bladder, you can get used to urinating frequently or at the slightest urge. Sometimes, you may go to the toilet even when you don't have the urge because you want to avoid an accident. After a while, your bladder begins sending "full" messages to your brain even when it's not full, and you feel compelled to urinate.
Bladder training, or retraining, involves adjusting your habits. You go to the toilet on a set schedule — even if you have no urge to urinate — gradually increasing the time between urination. This allows your bladder to fill more fully and gives you more control over the urge to urinate.
A bladder-training program usually follows these basic steps:
Don't be discouraged if you don't succeed the first few times. Keep practicing, and your ability to maintain control is very likely to increase.
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I be smokin somethin. calm down
I be smokin somethin. calm down
where the parties at?! ...o wait, nvm, i dont want to go to a pump it up
lol you can stab just about anybody with any sharp object and they could die. I was obviously joking...
i didnt want to qiote the hole chat about them gettin g bigger nifes
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Had a good ass weekend.
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haha ^^ friday night, got busted with weed, aside from that, it was good. halloween, yea! tonite itll be wickit!
i went to a party on saturday picked up the mic and started freestylin, that was cool.
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Does anybody know of a spraypaint equivelant to US Med. Green? I searched and found a thread which points to another thread but that other thread is dead, so any help would be great.Thanks,
Does anybody know of a spraypaint equivelant to US Med. Green? I searched and found a thread which points to another thread but that other thread is dead, so any help would be great.Thanks,
I don't think there's a really close "rattlecan" equivalent.
I tried looking for one back when I was researching colors to do my armor.
I had found one color chart somewhere that showed FS numbers and it claimed that Testors Model Master Dark Green (#1910) was the same. . . but it wasn't.
The US Med Green by Floquil has a significantly bluer base to it. It's really pretty noticeable.
Or even something close?
i don't know the rouge studios colors... which part is the us medium green used for?
Tell me you're joking. How long have you had your ROTJ costume? US Medium Green is the green of the ROTJ armor, man!
All of my color matching has just been by eye, based on what I think it looks like. I feel like having the perfect match handed to me like that is taking some of the fun out of it
But now that I know which is which... here is some of Webchief's old armor painted with US medium green and mine painted with Rustoleum Hunt club green:
Pic was taken in natural daylight. That matches close enough for me
I left out that the rattlecan one is the one on the right.
Thanks for the info, the pic isn't working.
Wow, that Rustoleum Hunt Club green looks really close in that pic.
Haven't seen anything else that comes that close. It looks way better than the Testors green I experimented with.
It's working, my bad.
Those greens do look very close. Nice find, tk7602 !
Is this green also good for the ESB armor?
Testors Model Master Dunklegrun RLM 82 is the closest paint people have found to the ESB armor plates. It's darker than the Floquil / Polly Scale US Medium Green paint of the ROTJ armor plates.
(Both are airbrush paints)
I just bought Rutoleum Hunter Green for my ROTJ from Lowes today and tested on a sheet of paper...it looks like it might work with limited thickness.
Has anyone tried this kind that thought it worked well?
Although, now that I look at the pictures posted above by TK7602, it looks like this "Hunt Club Green" may be what I'm talking about...
I know a lot of people including myself use Rusto Spruce green for the armor. I think it came out nicely.
Hi! This is my first post.
US medium green is FS34092.
You can find it from Gunze-Sangyo "Hobby Color H 302"
Hope this will help you.
For the armor FS 34138 would be better.
It´s equal to RLM 83.
Vallejo Model Color VA074.
FS 34092 is also known as Gunship green and it´s to dark for the armor.
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There's a color used by Rustoleum called Spruce Green. It has a dull Satin finish, which probably you'll want to spray it a bit with a clear flat finish, and a mist of flat black for weathering. That's what I use on my armor.
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Friday, July 1, 2011
Fuduntu 14.10 Review
Having talked with Fuduntu's lead developer Andrew Wyatt for some time now, I knew he wanted to keep pushing Fuduntu towards becoming a distro that could stand on its own, with a unique character. I kept checking back on it every now and after skipping a few releases that sounded interesting (but were perhaps too close to my first review), 14.10 felt like a great opportunity to find out what was happening at Fuduntu camp.
In the Official Fuduntu 14.10 ANNOUNCEMENT there is plenty of information around new features, packages and tweaks. Here's a brief summary including some highlights:
-Linux kernel 220.127.116.11
-Adobe Flash 10.3
-Chromium 12
-Shotwell 0.10.1
-EXT4 is now our default filesystem during installation
-Support for nVidia (akmod-nvidia), and ATI** (akmod-catalyst) proprietary drivers
-A tool to help simplify customizing your installation
-A Theme refresh, correcting several bugs and streamlining the look and feel.
-New background choices
-New tweaks to improve Flash playback
-Bug fixes
-As always, the quarterly patch rollup
Default Applications (for new installations only)
-Chromium 12
-Google Mail
-Google Docs
As you can see, there are lots of interesting things listed here. Let's see if Fuduntu 14.10 lives up to its expectations.
After an interestingly looking boot up Plymouth theme, anything from the GDM theme to the default wallpaper and GTK theme, including a highly customized application catalog and a nice AWN menu at the bottom, screams uniqueness. Fuduntu 14.10 feels a lot more like an entity of its own, not so much a slightly customized Fedora desktop anymore.
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The set of default wallpapers incorporates a few new custom Fuduntu ones along with some GNOME classics. I personally like the Fuduntu creations, even if I find them too dark at times myself (probably better for battery life but perhaps not the best choice aesthetically given how laptops spend lots of hours in screen saving mode).
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Many of the Look&Feel elements that were part of previous versions return almost unchanged, like the custom GTK+ theme, Faenza Cuppertino icon theme, fonts, etc.
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Being the customization freak I am, it didn't take long before I changed things my way. Equinox GTK engine, Droid Fonts, standard Faenza and Conky Lunatico came together for quite a make up. Looking sexy, huh?
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The application catalog also gained a character of its own, and I must admit I love where it's heading. Some of the choices that captured my interest the most have to do with leaning towards cloud applications, particularly Google related products. Chromium 12 is now the default browser, which is a great choice (I would have chosen Firefox 5, though, given its superior integration within the Linux desktop).
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When it comes to desktop Gmail and Google Docs, I wonder if this choice was somehow influenced by Peppermint OS. Any way you look at it, though, saving the space an Office suite (honestly, how many people really use OpenOffice or LibreOffice, let alone get the most out of them?) and an email client would take is a good idea.
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It could be argued that users are limited in what they can do offline (in fact, that's another argument to not use Chromium, as it does not support Gmail offline functionality), but with 3G and Wireless devices flying all over the place, chances are offline time shall be minimal.
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Other perhaps more common application choices include Shutter, Shotwell, VLC, Banshee, Cheese Webcam Booth, GIMP and Nautilus Elementary, to name about a few. I personally love these choices, as they are mostly what I use myself, but things got even better when I found Dropbox preinstalled as well!
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After using Fuduntu 14.10 quite regularly for a few days, I started to really notice how good a release it was. In the past, I have always found Fedora releases quite slow in terms of performance (not Fedora 15, though), at least when compared with Ubuntu and derivatives. It was hard to explain, but day to day activities always seemed to take longer in Fedora and, consequently, and the same applied in my Fuduntu 14.7 testing.
This time around, though, I noticed a big difference. Fuduntu 14.10 provides a snappy response, maybe just lacking when it comes to install/update packages, but I think that's the downside of using RPM packages (it has other advantages, though). Other than that, from booting up to logging in and opening applications, it feels fast and responsive. These performance improvements probably owe a lot to the enhancements introduced by Andrew and his team, some of which he discusses in the INTERVIEW I recently published.
Jupiter also provides an improvement in energy management. When I first tested Fuduntu, I must admit I didn't really notice much of an improvement, but my informal tests this time around show longer battery life.
One thing I miss in Jupiter, though, is the ability to manually tweak it to my liking. In that regard, KDE does a really good job providing several energy management profiles, all of them customizable. It does not stop there, for users can also decide when each profile kicks in. To provide a quick example, high performance profiles usually turn screen brightness all the way up, which may not be necessary with newer devices that already incorporate very bright screens. Therefore, what if I want to configure screen brightness for the high performance profile to be at 85%? Similarly, what if I want to trigger power saver profile when battery life is at 45%? I think those are parameters that most users with portable devices would like to be able to customize. Moreover, this approach is not necessarily intrusive, it wouldn't really require any extra effort from users. They would still be able to use default profiles if they so choose, but if they want to customize them, then the option is there. I would love to see something like this come to Jupiter moving forward.
So far I haven't been somewhat negative about the Fuduntu Fedora inheritance, but that's unfair, there are certainly many great things coming from it. One thing that I found pretty cool from a user stand point came about when I was trying to download a torrent file. I double clicked on the torrent file and the system detected that there was no default torrent downloader. I was then presented with a list of options to install. I chose Transmission, went ahead with the installation and that was it, I was set! Very neat and tidy!
In terms of hardware support, Fuduntu 14.10 partially passed my HP 2740p test. Having Kernel 2.39 series onboard, I was confident it would recognize its Intel HD video card, which it did, but it failed to do the same with its infamous Broadcom wireless card. Most distros I have tried have failed at this very same trial, but Zorin OS 5 did not, so there is room for improvement here. Similarly, Ubuntu and its derivatives do a great job noticing that the firmware is not available on the machine but can be downloaded, offering the end user the option to do so at will. Fedora, and consequently Fuduntu, are not there yet.
Other hardware recognition tests I ran involved printers and photo cameras, all of which were successful. Bluetooth worked smoothly as well, but I must admit I didn't test any Webcams.
Fuduntu is a fork of Fedora, but it is also inspired in Ubuntu, which shows. Its goal of providing a great Linux distro for tablets and laptops while offering a smooth user experience and overall ease of use is certainly closer now than it was just six months ago. This is nothing short of amazing, for Fedora requires much more polishing than Ubuntu if the goal is to create an easy to use laptop/desktop distro. During the few days I have been using Fuduntu, it somewhat reminded me of Moon OS, a great Ubuntu fork, which is quite an achievement considering where each of them starts from.
All in all, Fuduntu 14.10 is a great release which I recommend to anybody, even users who have historically used Ubuntu. Fedora fans will surely enjoy the smoother user experience, but even Linux novices will find lots to enjoy.
Congratulations to the Fuduntu team for a fine piece of work, can't wait to see how it continues to evolve, specially now that GNOME3 is available.
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- AnonymousJuly 1, 2011 at 10:07 AM
I tried Fuduntu last evening and liked it very much until I tried to update the system and add new applications. In comparison, Fedora repos seem to fly. Perhaps I hit a bad day but unless they can improve the repos performance, this is a show stopper for me.ReplyDelete
despite the above, Congrats to the developers for doing a great job.
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2011 at 11:49 AM
If you want to try another interesting Fedora remix, there is Kororaa Linux (GNOME and KDE version). I found it particularly interesting for the good KDE version.ReplyDelete
Just spent one day using Fuduntu and I'm very impressed!ReplyDelete
It's my second favorite distro, closely behind Fedora 15. The minimal software choices are excellent.
Update speed does't seem to be a problem. Maybe a little on the slow side. It's hard to judge, even if one used a stopwatch.
I prefer Thunderbird over Empathy, a bit. Neither app rocks my world, though.
Thanks for the review. I would never have known of Fuduntu otherwise.
Should have said I prefer Thunderbird over Evolution.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 24, 2011 at 12:51 AM
Tried them all, this is the one I'm going to stick with, its greatReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 8, 2011 at 1:09 PM
Love fuduntu - lets hope it can stick with Gnome 2 as long as possible. The main reason I choose it over Ubuntu and Mint however, is that it connects to my wifi connection far far better even though my router is only a few feet away. I still can't understand why people have to make the choice between Evolution and thunderbird - keep E-mail in the cloud with Gmail.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2011 at 2:04 PM
I have tried Fuduntu for 2 days now, and it works like a charm. The desktop is beautiful, performance is good and choice of software is wise. I had to manually install Libreoffice, but the instructions at libreoffice.org helps a lot. I have read that redhat will support Gnome 2 with updates for a long time, maybe Fuduntu will benefit from this to avoid upgrading to 3?ReplyDeleteReplies
This is right. Rhel 6.2 has got Gnome 2 and this is supported until 2020. From 2017 you have only security patches ;) Long live Gnome 2 + Fuduntu = Beutiful User ExperienceDelete
AnonymousSep 24, 2011 12:51 AMReplyDelete
Tried them all, this is the one I'm going to stick with, its great
+1! Nothing short of amazing this one...
I have Fuduntu on my laptop, replacing Mint 11 which was nice but sucked the power when on battery. Fuduntu gives me longer battery life, but I do miss an Office Program (I have actually installed Libre Writer) and an offline email program.ReplyDelete
I use the laptop when travelling by train in outback Australia, where there are periods of time with no 'net access so I am, perhaps , a special case.
Still, it would be nice to have Thunderbird on the machine.


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Vintage Dresses
From wiggle to A-line, mini to peasant, dresses are perhaps the most endlessly expressive item of women's clothing. It's perfectly okay to wear some dresses only once (wedding dresses fall into that exclusive category) while other dresses are intended to be workhorses (some women seem to live in their little black cocktail dresses). As for a good vintage dress, one with classic lines and timeless styling, it can be worn for years, even decades, after its alleged prime.
Let's start with those workhorses, cocktail dresses. In order to be versatile, they must be able to be paired with almost anything, which is why black cocktail dresses are so popular. Coco Chanel recognized this back in the 1920s, as did Christian Dior when he successfully shook the fashion world by its collective lapels with the 1947 unveiling of his New Look.
Other designers to gain acclaim for their dresses include Hubert de Givenchy, who created a form-fitting dress for actress Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly character in "Breakfast at Tiffany's." Oleg Cassini designed an ankle-length evening gown in pale silk jersey for First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. And Gianni Versace put Elizabeth Hurley in a post-Punk dress featured a dangerously plunging sweetheart neckline and was held together by nothing but outsized safety pins.
Sometimes designers used dresses to make architectural or artistic statements. For example, in the 1950s, Dior answered his own opulent New Look with a collection of pared-down A-line dresses, whose silhouette resembled the letter A. These dresses were quickly embraced by scores of other designers, who saw them as the fashion equivalents of the clean lines found in Mid-century Modern architecture and design.
In the 1960s, Yves Saint Laurent proclaimed his fondness for the work of the great geometric abstractionist painter Piet Mondrian by grandly appropriating the artist's work as bold super graphics on his straight-cut dresses. Embroidered African-inspired Saint Laurent garments followed, as did collections based on another of his passions, the Ballet Russes.
Saint Laurent's work was often very colorful, but it was dull, dull, dull compared to the silk print dresses and tunics of Emilio Pucci, whose palette ranged from relatively understated combinations of purple, aqua, and white to trippy floral patterns of pink, green, yellow, and orange.
High-school girls in mid-20th-century America often got their first taste of the power of fashion while attending their senior prom. White cocktail or party dresses were widely e...
Just about every department store sold prom dresses; you could even pick one up at Sears. Some of the 1950s and '60s labels that were best known for excelling at the form included Emma Domb, Christian Dior, Mainbocher, and Will Steinman.
Last but not least were sweater dresses, which could be worn with tights or perhaps Levi's underneath. For some reason, wide horizontal stripes were deemed okay on these tight-fitting sweater dresses, probably because the women who could pull off this style were slim enough to negate their potential unflattering effects.
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Since everyone draws the pretty birdies, I decided to draw a not-so-pretty birdie. They need love too! Drawn from a random photo on google :P
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This is amazing!
awesome i love this to! birds are my favorit. i showed your drawings to my hubby and he loves them too very real looks like you cheated and downloaded a photo lol favs
This is amazing o.O You draw it very pretty :) 5/5
I think he's very pretty! Again amazing!
really freaky looking bird, but great skill too, it looks real nice job fav.
e_e yuck! i suppose he does need love too though. but those eyes... that is a compliment to your amazing detail skills!!! +5
Even though the bird is quite unusual anything you create is beautiful! I can't imagine how hard it was to do this with all of the wrinkles (texturing) and different colors blended. Not to mention those lovely black feathers. You "WOW" me again!
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Laws, Regulations & Annotations
Property Taxes Law Guide – Revision 2012
Property Tax Rules
Title 18, Public Revenues California Code of Regulations
Subchapter 3. Local Equalization (301–369)
Article 1. Hearing by County Board (301–369)
Rule 323
Rule 323. Postponements and Continuances.
Reference: Section 15606 subdivision (c), Government Code. Sections 1605.6, 1606, Revenue and Taxation Code.
(a) The applicant and/or the assessor shall be allowed one postponement as a matter of right, the request for which must be made not later than 21 days before the hearing is scheduled to commence. If the applicant requests a postponement as a matter of right within 120 days of the expiration of the two-year limitation period provided in section 1604 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, the postponement shall be contingent upon the applicant's written agreement to extend and toll indefinitely the two-year period subject to termination of the agreement by 120 days written notice by the applicant. The assessor is not entitled to a postponement as a matter of right if the request is made within 120 days of the expiration of the two-year period, but the board, in its discretion, may grant such a request. Any subsequent requests for a postponement must be made in writing, and good cause must be shown for the proposed postponement. A stipulation by an applicant and the assessor shall be deemed to constitute good cause, but shall result in extending and tolling indefinitely the two-year limitation period subject to termination of the agreement by 120 days written notice by the applicant. Any information exchange dates remain in effect based on the originally scheduled hearing date notwithstanding the hearing postponement, except as provided in regulation 305.1(d) of this subchapter.
(b) A board of supervisors may delegate decisions concerning postponement to the clerk in accordance with locally adopted rules. Requests for postponement shall be considered as far in advance of the hearing date as is practicable.
(c) At the hearing, the board or a hearing officer may continue a hearing to a later date. If the applicant requests a continuance within 90 days of the expiration of the two-year period specified in section 1604 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, the board may require a written extension signed by the applicant extending and tolling the two-year period indefinitely subject to termination of the agreement by 120 days written notice by the applicant. The clerk shall inform the applicant or the applicant's agent and the assessor in writing of the time and place of the continued hearing not less than 10 days prior to the new hearing date, unless the parties agree in writing or on the record to waive written notice.
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Mary Denman, San Antonio Broadcasting Legend, Dies at 90
San Antonio media legend Mary Denman, who would joke that she was the 'oldest broad in broadcasting' has died at the age of 90, 1200 WOAI news reports.
The list of things in radio and television that Mary was the first to do would go on into tomorrow. Among them, she was the first woman to appear on television in Corpus Christi, when she hosted Toyland Time' as 'The Song Lady' on KVDO back in the early 1950s.
In San Antonio, Denman became the first woman to co-anchor a newscast on KENS-TV, where she also hosted 'Our Town,' a weekday interview program.
She worked in public relations, and then she joined WOAI Radio in 1975, when the station made the switch to news/talk. She produced talk shows and was the first host of the 'Morning Magazine' show, which aired every morning from 9 to 11.
Eliza Sonneland, who joined WOAI as Mary's producer and later succeeded her on the show, remembers Mary as somebody who was fighting for women's equality before there was such a thing.
"When she was being told that you can't have a raise, and you are already married and you already have a husband who makes money and he is supporting the family, a lot of people back then would be going, 'well, that's true'," she said. "Not Mary."
Mary won the Broadcaster of the Year Award from American Women in Radio and TV back in 1973, when there weren't many woman in radio and TV. She won Joske's Woman of Achievement Award in 1984, and the National Achievement Award and the Silver Award of Excellence from American Women in Radio and Television in 1995.
Mary died Wednesday of complications from Alzheimer's Disease, according to her friend, former Bexar County Court at Law Judge Bonnie Reed. She had been in declining health for two years.
After leaving "Morning Magazine," Mary hosted 'Prime Plus' on WOAI, as well as on the old KENS-AM and then on KLUP-AM until December of 2004.
She also ran a local marketing and public relations agency with her husband, who died in 1991.
Mary was also very active in local theater, serving on several boards at the San Pedro Playhouse and performing in numerous productions.
"She fought for her right, and she did interesting things. She actually had her face life recorded and made a program out of it, to tell other women, this is what you go through, this is what it was like," Sonneland said. "She feared nothing."


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June 14, 2014
Tennessee's Scott Price signed with the San Francisco Giants organization on Saturday. Price played two seasons with the Vols hitting .324 in 90 games in Orange & White.
On his Instagram account (@therealsprice), Price posted the following:
On his twitter (@therealsprice), he wrote:
To God be the glory! Thankful to have the opportunity to live the dream with the San Francisco Giants!— Scott Price (@TheRealSprice) June 14, 2014
Price played both first base and rightfield with the Vols in his two seasons after transferring from USC Sumter prior to the 2013 season. As a senior in 2014, Price hit .285 with three homers and 29 RBI in 45 games, starting 42. He was the master of the walk-off for the Vols as he brought home the winning run several times late in the game. He had 12 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games.
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Hey! I'm Angel, I'm 19 and have lived in Albury for 11 years. I'm living in an amazing house atm but the rent is waaay too much for me to afford so I'm thinking rooming with someone is my best bet! I own a *few pets, which would obviously need to be living with me. I have a few mental health issues, so unfortunately I'm unable to work which is //amazing// (that's sarcasm). I'm thinking about studying something at some point but basically I'm in limbo at the moment. If you want a roommate that has mental health issues, a whole lotta pets and never leaves the house, hit a girl up. BTW, my profile pic is my doggo
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|Thanks for the info, I had one of these when I was 16 now I'm 50 and it's just a toy. I did put on disc brakes,sway bar and enlarged the doghouse installed a t350 trans. I'm trying to get the rest of the work done before I put in the V8. The rear end is so light now even with the 6 it spins the tires for 1/2 a block with any moisture on the ground. Anyway I was thinking that there may be something a little more hi-tech after all these years. I read through the Homemade Lizard skin thread, Not that this is going to really haul anything but I didn't know about the durability of even being walked on.Sounds like it deadens the noise though. Thanks for you help, this is my poor mans version of a street rod/ toy. Thanks, Eric
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You SAY that weight is not an issue.......and you are adding a small block.
Just wondered if you have ever driven this van?
Not trying to be a samrt ***........but these creatures had a straight axle, and leaf springs as I recal..........the motor was nearly IN FRONT of the axle, and the weight distribution was VERY weird.
To say the least the handling in them was Squirrely as HELL!!!!!!!!! They would swap ends in a heartbeat!!!!!!
Adding the larger motor made it worse.
I knew several guys that went the mid engine mount route. It put the weight of the engine right in the middle.....ran a very short drive shaft......and most of the ones I know could pull the front wheels if you could get the wheels to hook up.....it was FUN!!!!!!!!
I knew one guy who built a clear dog house to cover the engine so you could see it!
Other just made a new dog house, and put a table on the top with some nice holders for your beer.
A word of caution.....you'll probably need to beef up the springs and shocks, and make sure the front brakes work really well because the rear ones will be worthless when the weight shifts!!!!!
The other thing is...........pulling the wheels off the ground will almost always spill your beer.
The bed thing?????
I dunno......maybe the bedliner stuff will work if you make all the dam stuff, and do several coats........but it's not the way I would do it.
Back in the late 60's and early 70's when the "Van Craze" was in full swing we did a LOT of custom vans.
Usually we just put down a thin layer of sound deadening material (and sometimes not) and then screwed plywood to the floor and then covered it with carpet.
If you use the kind of plywood they use for house floors it is kinda tongue and grove that locks together at the seams, and it is often treated so the moisture thing is taken care of.
Then you roll the carpet over the edges or use a threshold strip just like the stairs in a house.
This also gives you some sort of base for mounting (screws/bolts) other goodies to.
You could even lay in luan wood strips in the valleys (glue them) the some cement board, and lay tile on the top. That'll get heavy but you could be very creative with it.
OR>>>>>>>lay in the luan strips, and then just use some of this new floating hardwood floor products that are out now.
The possibilities ARE ENDLESS!
A lot of us went the Van route because we had kids and Wives, and could not afford to go the horsepower route.
It gave us a way to play seudo hot rodder/project builder..PLUS haul the kids and the Wife!
The bonus was you had someplace to sleep it off after the partY!!!!!!!!!!!
nO DRINKY AND DRIVY!!!!!!!!!!
You might have to do it in coats. And you could tack weld a metal strip for a dam at the ends of the corrigations.
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Self leveling bedliner material
This could go either way interior or exterior, I've got a 64 Chevy Van that I'm trying to think of a fairly durable self leveling material such as bedliner material or exopy or actually that's why I'm asking here, something I can pour to fill the corregations similar to a pick-up bed except the interior on the van floor. It would have to be about 3/8-1/2" thick. I realize I'd have to build a perimeter dam till it cures, Weight isn't too much of an issue the thing doesn't weigh very much and I'm dropping in a SBC so it might help get some traction. I'm looking to make the floor flat for finshing the interior with something but more so to deaden the sound. I thought about the epoxy garage floor coatings but I thought it either wouldn't cure or it would crack. Thanks for any insight. Eric
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Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh present the following special exhibits:
• Carnegie Museum of Natural History, 4400 Forbes Ave.: "The Hunt: A Tlingit Totem Pole Carving and Installation," by artist Tommy Joseph, permanent exhibition.
• Carnegie Science Center, One Allegheny Avenue: new movies "Mysteries of the Unseen World" and "Animalopolis"; laser shows on Fridays and Saturdays: Lasers of Oz, Laser Michael Jackson, Laser Led Zeppelin, Laser Daft Punk, Laser Aerosmith vs. Guns 'N Roses, Lasermau5 and "The Vision Bell: the Best of Laser Floyd"; Omnimax films "To the Arctic," "Hubble" and "Flight of the Butterflies." Visit www.carnegiesciencecenter.org for a complete schedule of showtimes.
• The Andy Warhol Museum, 117 Sandusky St.: Ongoing: "I Just Want to Watch: Warhol's Film, Video and Television."
For more information, call (412) 622-3131 or go to www.carnegiemuseums.org.
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, Old Post Office Building, Allegheny Center, Pittsburgh, presents "XOXO: Love and Forgiveness" exhibit, through Aug. 31. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Call (412) 322-5058 or go to https://pittsburghkids.org.
The Frick, 7227 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh. Ongoing: Works from the permanent collection including Jean-Francois Millet works on paper and Renaissance and Baroque bronzes. Visit thefrickpittsburgh.org for more information.
Mattress Factory, 500 Sampsonia Way, Pittsburgh, presents a site-specific installation by Chihura Shiota, whose works focus on the body with relation to place and space, through summer 2014. For information, call (412) 231-3169 or go to www.mattress.org.
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, Pittsburgh, will feature Penguins on Parade, at 11:30 a.m. Saturdays and Sundays through March 30, weather permitting. Go to www.pittsburghzoo.com for more information.
Sen. John Heinz History Center, 1212 Smallman St., Pittsburgh, presents:
• "Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation," ongoing
• "From Slavery to Freedom," ongoing
• "Clash of the Empires: The British, French & Indian War, 1754-1763," ongoing
• "Glass Shattering Notions," ongoing
Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Call (412) 454-6000 for more information.
The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art presents the following exhibits:
• Altoona, 1212 11th Ave.: "Dan Helsel: Creating Joy," through April 26; "Robert E. Wedge: A Moment of Emotion," through April 26.
• Loretto: "Projections on Paper: Abstract Prints and Drawings from the Permanent Collection," through May 3.
For more information, go to www.sama-art.org.
The ToonSeum, 945 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, presents "Wonder Women On Page & Off: An Exhibition Celebrating the History of Women Comic Artists," through March 30.
For more information, call (412) 232-0199 or go to www.toonseum.org.
Flight 93 National Memorial, Shanksville. Winter hours: 9 a.m. opening, with last entry at 4:30 p.m. The park closes at 5 p.m. Open seven days a week. Admission is free. Visit www.nps.gov for more information.
Steel City Con, toy, comic book and pop culture convention, will be held from April 11-13 at the Monroeville Convention Center, Monroeville. Hours are 1 to 9 p.m. April 11, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 12 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 13. Three-day passes are $25, single-day passes are $15 and children younger than 5 are admitted free.
Scheduled to appear are wrestler Bruno Sammartino and actors Travis Love, Lee Majors, Nicholas Brendon, Jonathan Frakes, Cindy Williams, Brent Spiner, Lou Ferrigno Dermot Crowley, Femi Taylor, Parker Stevenson and Mackenzie Lintz. To purchase a dealer table or to get tickets, go to www.steelcitycon.com.
Carnegie Library Music Hall, Pittsburgh, presents:
• Heart, 8 p.m. Tuesday
• Cher Lloyd, 7 p.m. April 1
Tickets available at Ticketmaster.com, librarymusichall.com or by calling (412) 368-5225.
Consol Energy Center, 1001 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, will present:
• Demi Lovato, 7:30 p.m. March 27
• Cher, 7:30 p.m. April 2
• Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, April 22
• Lady Gaga, 7 p.m. May 8
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First Niagara Pavilion, Burgettstown, presents:
• Brad Paisley, May 17, with Leah Turner and Charlie Worsham
• Tim McGraw, June 6, with Kip Moore and Cassadee Pope
• Backstreet Boys, June 14, with Avril Lavigne
• A Very Special Evening with the Dave Matthews Band, June 28
• Jimmy Buffett & The Coral Reefer Band, July 23
• Rascal Flatts, July 26, with Sheryl Crow and Gloriana
• OneRepublic, Aug. 8
• Toby Keith, Aug 9
• Mötley Crüe, Aug. 13
• Lady Antebellum, Aug. 23, with Billy Currington and Joe Nichols
Tickets available at live.nation.com or by calling (800) 745-3000.
Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, will present Luke Bryan and his 2014 "My Kind of Night" tour on June 21. Also on the bill are Dierks Bentley, Lee Brice and Cole Swindell. Ticket information available at www.megaticket.com.
Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh, will present Tony Bennett at 8 p.m. May 16.
Call (412) 392-4900 for tickets, or the Heinz Hall box office.
The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman St., Greensburg, will present:
• Ronnie Milsap, 7:30 p.m. March 26
• Dream Theater, 8 p.m. April 2
• Mark Lowry, 7:30 p.m. April 24
• Bill Engvall, 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. May 2
• Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience, 8 p.m. May 14
• Vince Gill, 8 p.m. May 15
• The Monkees, 8 p.m. May 28
For ticket information, call (724) 836-8000 or go to www.thepalacetheatre.org.
PNC Park, Pittsburgh, will present Jason Aldean and his 2014 "Burn It Down" tour on July 26. Also on the bill are Miranda Lambert, Florida Georgia Line and Tyler Farr. Ticket information available at www.megaticket.com or www.jasonaldean.com.
Spring Coin Show, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Monroeville Convention Center, South Wing, 209 Mall Blvd., Monroeville. Free admission, parking and appraisals. Vendors will be buying and selling coins and paper money, gold, silver and platinum, tokens, medals and ancient coins. Go to www.sarosicoinshows.com for more information.
Pittsburgh CLO presents "Judge Jackie Justice," through April 27 at The Cabaret at Theater Square, 655 Penn Ave.
Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday; 2 p.m. matinees Saturday and Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. For more information, call (412) 456-6666 or go to www.pittsburghclo.org.