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Royal Bath Hotel & Spa Bournemouth
Bath Road, Bournemouth, BH1 2EW
0.2 km from
The breakfast was very delightful, lot of choices and they do cater for vegetairans and those who use soya milk. The spa facilities were good. However, I would say that the hotel needs refurbishment and some area needs modernisation. Being told that we are limited to one towel each by one particular member in the spa club. This was not the case with other staff members.
The buffet breakfast was superb, especially the honeycomb. Im the first room we were given the central heating was not wotking and we had to move to another room, but nobody came to help us with our luggage and we had to carry it all ourselves - not what one expects from a 4-star hotel especially as my wife and I are in our late seventies
good customer service rooms quite small
It is in a very good location and a charming old building The room had no windows, I thought we were in a storage cupboard, the shower kept changing temperature and the shower head kept falling down. The bed was tiny and hard. It was a really dreadful hotel.
Everything lovely place to stay
Nice spacious room and spacious general areas staff were very obliging. Could not control temperature in room which got very hot. But in fairness that is a problem a lot of older hotels have.
A very comfortable bed having to wait in line to get a breakfast table
old world charm but shows signs of fading service in Oscars restaurant fell well below expected standard
The hotel was very comfortable. The service in the restaurant for breakfast was not good.
Received room upgrade. Very good service
Leisure facilities £15 to pay for car parking. No mention of this until we had arrived. Staff could be a little overzealous. We received the bill for our evening meal before we had had our dessert and coffee and our table was cleared while we were getting our cooked breakfast
I liked the atmosphere, facilities and the staff who were most helpful and friendly. I did experience some problems with accessing my room with the card that was provided to me. It often didn't work and this caused me some inconvenience. I would have been much better off with a good old fashioned key! However, the staff made every effort to resolve this problem by upgrading me to a different room with a sea view. I considered this to be outstanding customer service.
Very friendly and helpful staff. The room was excellent with a sea view. We would definitely stay here again and I will be recommending the hotel to family and friends. Thank you very much for a very enjoyable stay whilst I was celebrating my special Birthday!
Nice room veiw, nice bed, Lovely bar! no bad experiences!
Plasant, good dealings with staff - very satisfactory from that side of things. Room was in good condition, very clean, but so small moving around was difficult.
The breakfast was very good The room was in the basement so no view. had to park your car across the road not in the car park in the hotel - even though you have to pay extra. the deal you had for booking on line was the same price if you booked on the day - not really a deal!!
Staff was excellent; when the heated towel rack in the bathroom didn't work, they upgraded our room. Bed was very comfortable. Shower was excellent (not in all rooms, but in the upgraded room). Wonderful location, with its view of the English Channel and a one minute walk to the pier. Five minutes to walk to the heart of a shopping district.
Reception staff friendly and helpful, good sized room, clean, excellent sea view. Lovely breakfast and attentive waiting staff. Very good location. Found a good price through booking.com
The hotel was very clean and the location was perfect for the beach and shopping.
It was directly across the road from the BIC where i was heading for an event, and it was an amazing feeling being able to have an amazing night out, and then to walk across the road and come home. Room was beautiful! I loved the mirror in the bathroom. No complaints, only to say that the parking is not behind the hotel, its over the road in the shopping mall centre - however saying that, the hotel give you a key and you can park in a secluded area.
Location, comfort, cleanliness, good food and friendliness of the staff
The staff were very helpful and we were upgraded to a suite which was excellent. The hotel was very central just steps away from the BIC - the whole experience was perfect.
Great Hotel, ideal location, friendly staff.
No thing The worst hotel I have been
The service Poor Meal had problems with understanding of a "blue" steak and the quality
Peaceful, comfortable, pleasant decor and clean. Would have felt more comfortable with window covering for bathroom window - felt a little exposed at night/not sure what was directly outside.
Very friendly hotel with helpful staff.Old fashioned but nicely maintained Stopped serving hot food at 8.30pm, so nothing except sandwiches on offer when we arrived after a long journey.
Relaxing , clean and comfort,very nice breakfast and had a nice evening meal.also friendly staff
warm and convenient
Good location, friendly staff. Good choice of well cooked food for breakfast. Good service Hotel seems still to be under renovation, so work ongoing, but does not interfere, except for a strong smell of paint.
Our room for the value was excellent. Lovely sea view. There is a limited amount of parking, but if anyone blocks you in they keep their keys and should move the car for you, so is not too much of a problem.
brilliant location, attentive staff , comfy room and very good food no
Staff were polite and efficient
comfortable relaxed atmosphere, close to activities,excellent breakfast and service
Central Location , Nice room. In general the hotel was very pleasant Bathroom was antiquated.
comfortable freindly atmospere all satisfactory
the amazing cocktail bar the cocktail staff
Easy access to every where such as BIC, beach and shopping
We were upgraded and stayed in the Saturn Suite. The food and drinks at 1812 were superb; staff was very friendly; great location, close to the shops, pier, BIC; room was spacious and clean, easily accessible parking. Having to walk for five minutes to get to our room, after opening five fire doors and having to go down stairs - that was a pain. Upon our arrival, around 1 a.m., we asked for some water and what we got was a plastic jar with water where ice and several other, unidentified objects were floating in it. Of course we didn't drink it and we didn't have the strength to head back to the reception, so the first night was hell on earth. Also, while the hotel advertises free wi-fi there was no signal in the room and we had to use the lobby.
Luke warm shower
location and facilities on site, both the so bar and 1812 are excellent, didnt need to leave the hotel.
Very friendly and pleasant staff, lovely room and cocktail bar excellent and great breakfast and convenient to town for shopping. Nothing to dislike. Have recommended hotel to friends and will definitely be going back.
Friendly and helpful staff My wife and I felt that, despite the friendliness and reasonable comfort, there was a general down-at-heel feeling about the hotel - in need of redecoration and a facelift?
Nice large bedroom, reasonable size bathroom, good parking area, extremely convenient for the shops and theatre, a generous breakfast. For those staying in on an evening you have to be prepared for pretty loud music until about 10-30pm. Join in or go out is the answer.
Location near Beach and great view from room.
breakfast room too hot
very helpful staff, clean and friendly hotel and in ideal location, really nice sea view. teletext on tv would have been nice as bad weather forced our ferry to be cancelled and we could have checked on tv.
Weren't there long enough to make a firm comment. We did request a seaview, which we did not get.
Wedding we attended was wonderful and well organised I asked hotel to keep wedding flowers for my mother of 86 years in Edinburgh but they lost them so very disappointed
Handy for Theatre. Although there were a few parties taking place (and weddings) the music did stop at a reasonable hour. Nice breakfast and nice sea view although I think £20 extra per night was excessive. No room service, clean but needed some decoration restoration, no information pack in room which is unusual.
room very good .sea view very good.close to shops.parking good. room cold.breakfast not hot and tired.
Is a old hotel with big rooms, you have a table 2 chairs, plus a desk in front of the mirror and other chair there. Plus the bathroom had bathtub. The location is great. I will probably stay there again. For the money that I paid was the best option, plus full English breakfast included in the price.
All facilities excellent including restaurantand service Could not gain access to balcony Directions to carparking not clear when booking
Hotel Is Clean,rooms are really nice and a lot of space with great bathrooms.Beds are also comfortable. There's no room service available at the hotel and think they should review this some time in the future.Many people are awake late and want a snack or drink and the hotel doesint offer any.
Balcony doors in our room were locked and this meant there was no escape route other than the main door.We asked at reception and were told that the balconys had not passed the safety inspection and therefore could not be used which we thought was a poor excuse and not complying with Health and Safety Regulations.
Great building, bar and restaurant area very well designed and relaxinb atmosphere Unfortunately we were allocated a room suitable for disabled guests which would have been great for a wheelchair user ( having holidayed this year with a friend in a wheelchair and realised how hard it is to find suitable accommodation - this is a real plus) however it meant that we only had a disabled shower in our room and no bath- which for non wheelchair users is a bit disappointing - we were not asked whether this would be OK which I was not happy about.
Very relaxing, fabulous breakfast, pleasant staff. Pity about the awful weather though!! Just opposite the Pavillion Theatre where we had tickets to see the Electric Light Orchestra trib band, brilliant!! Nothing negative springs to mind.
I liked the style of the hotel, different from other Premier Inn's The restaurant staff seemed inexperienced and there didn't appear to be a manager
We were given a lovely large room which had a seaview. The staff at the hotel reception were friendly and extremely helpful, giving us directions and information about the university which we were going to visit. We stayed in a twin room , the beds were rather hard and uncomfortable.
Excellent staff, amazing spacious room, clean modern hotel.
My son and I loved the layout, design of room, hotel, the sea views and accessiblity to Bournemouth center. The receptionist very helpful on arrival. Beds were rock hard and pillows to match. Having asked to be moved to a quiet room were given a lovely room but could hear baby crying in adjoining room through night. So both my son and I did not sleep well at all. No hangers for clothing and very little lighting for evening when dark.
Beautiful room with balcony, lovely restaurant, great ambience.
We liked the fact that there was a nice sized pool at the hotel The room that we had was very noisy with traffic passing all day and night. When we return we will ask for a back room.
Food & service for Breakfast was Excellent Outside noise From Visitors to Bournemouth until 4 am
We found to be very good in all departments,the best we have stayed at in many years of visiting Bounemouth. Only one thing, the cooked breakfast was a little bland.
Found the hotel clean friendly very relaxing the stay was good value for money and the staff very helpful.
Mattress and cushions were completely worn out. The room was smelly probably because it was above the restaurant. There was screeching noises coming from above and there was also a loud engine turning on and off all night that prevented us from sleeping. As we complained we were given a new room and had a small discount on the bill.
The quality of the food was very poor, only suitable for bed and breakfast.
Location of the hotel is very good, being literally a stones throw from the beach!
A quiet room Odd corners eg around the bath showing the hotel's age
We found this to be a very nice Hotel in every way, the food was excellent and we intend to return to this Hotel for another holiday in the future.
A nice hotel for a layed back holiday. Would not be recommended to to people for lively nights out.
Clean, pleasant room; well located. A staff member entered our room in the morning while we were still asleep!
nice, clean hotel, good location
Lounge area Bathroom was tiny with cracked mirror and old bathroom carpet and sliding door. Bed was tiny and soft. Apparently it was a dancing hotel and music filtered up til 1.30 am. No breakfast was included in the price. Bedroom picture misleading.
Value for money Difficulties with booking. Active hotels and Piccadally not aligned on certain issues as type of credit cards to be used etc. Gunnar
The receptionist was extremely friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was very good! Location excellent for accessing town centre. The room we were in was very small.
Clean and tidy. Friendly staff. Had to change room on arrival as it was far too small for a double and quite dark. Second room was better but still small and required updating.
I realy do enjoyed staying at Hotel Piccadily. Staffs were very helpful and friendly!very confort room aswell!no fuss or anything it was great hotel!!!! Nothing
Only stayed for one night
Good location, really friendly staff, clean hotel and loads of car park spaces! Decor was a bit old fashioned but wasn't too offensive!
Having a simming pool with early and late access. Helpful, polite and attentive staff at breakfast. Some staff didn't look very happy. Did their job well but looked like they would rather be somewhere else. Christmas decorations were up at the beginning of November and Christmas music playing at breakfast.
It is a small hotel, nearby the BIC, and very close to the Beach and the Town Center. Very nice place. Little bit old furniture, but otherwise excelent
Very clean and the decor matched. It was very warm and too noisy to open the windows. The floorboards were also creaking loudly.
Hotel was in a good central location to beach and shopping centre. Excellent friendly staff, clean, great breakfast. We used back entrance as this was next to hotel car park. Entrance could do with a visual display I.e plants, to make a pleasant entrance.
The staff were friendly and helpful. We felt comfortable. Creaky floorboards.
It was a very convenient location, right next to the bic and close to town. The decor was dated and the wallpaper was falling off the Walls in our bedroom. The tiles in the jacuzzi were dirty. It all seemed a little run down. Christmas decorations were up at the beginning of November!!
work ongoing in the hotel. tired decor
Breakfast was very good but sometimes service slow TV in room was inadequate and reception poor. Shower was also fixed and not flexible.
Friendly efficient staff, comfortable clean rooms, excellent location for the BIC, beach and shops.
The staff were extremley helpful and accomadating throughout our stay. The rooms were very comfortable and clean. The only problem I had with the hotel was the shower in my room was very weak and the toilet paper wasnt great.
Friendly staff, clean had a lift As it is on the main road and windows are very thin, a lot of road noise!
Comfortable room, and good breakfast. Having booked 2 twin rooms, and being given 2 doubles, and having to pay an extra £15 to upgrade.
Freindly staff Possible needs some refurbishment
nice bar area. the bed was a bit uncomfortable. mattress was old.
Close to BIC & shopping
close to the sea noise from the street
room was comfy and breakfast was pretty good. Getting a phone call at 10.02 telling us we need to be out of the room, and paying for parking is a bit of a cheek.
The staff were pleasant. The food was very basic, not really very appetizing. I would call it a B&B not a hotel really so it was expensive considering this wasn't really a proper hotel. The building is not at all modern- creaky floorboards, basic amenities, small single room. Not very good value for money. Check-out time is 10:00 am, a bit too early.
good food
Excellent location for beach, shops and the BIC. Lovely seaview room (although was an upgrade on check in for extra £10 p/n) rooms would benefit alarm clocks, and shower gel/shampoo.
Overall the hotel was lovely. Thank you for a very pleasant stay. There were no bad points whatsoever.
Location To BIc
A good hotel in a great location with all the basics that you need. Excellent friendly knowledgeable staff for whom nothing is too much trouble.
The rooms were small, but clean. Breakfast was lovely, though served a little early on a weekend in my opinion (8:30-9:30am!). The staff were friendly and helpful. Location was perfect a 1 minute walk to the centre of Bournemouth
The staff on reception and in the dinning room were very friendly, welcoming, down to earth and helpful. No real bad points
Served Vegetarian Breakfast which was very good. Perhaps more choice on vegetarian meals & evening entertainment would be useful.Very close to beach & pier. I stayed in Room 30. I found flow of water was very low & only trickle of water came out of shower. Pressure from Cold & Hot water taps in sink had very low pressure & water from hot water tap was very hot & low pressure. So water pressure need improving.It would be better to have a mixture tap in sink instead of having two single hot & cold taps.
We found staff very friendly and helpful. the breakfast was good.We did find the tables close together, which was fine for us but might be slightly offputting.The terraces could do with attention, also perhaps the rooms could be updated.However we found location and as mentioned staff were excellent.
The staff were friendly and helpful and the cleaners did a good job. There was also a car park which is helpful as Bournemouth is a pain for parking. The food left a lot to be desired. The bathroom was badly designed and the shower area was very small.
the service was good and the food was good the room was clean but very small
Lovely clean pleasent hotel, in need of ungrade.
We (2 persons) had a very comfortable bedroom with a king size bed in a large room.Bathroom was one of the best and the shower was very really superior+.Heated towel rail. Breakfast was fantastic. The only comment would be is that the kippers or haddock were prepared to order which would take some time to do which is fair enough but why not take this order at the beginning of breakfast it would make more sense.Apart from that small thing everything was excellent. One of the best hotels and great value. The only thing was the lift is very old and one could catch your fingers in the gate. Also if someone forgot to close both set of doors it would not operate so someone had to go up or down the stairs to close the door.
I thought the Hotel staff were very helpful,polite and friendly. The location is ideal for the seafront and the view from the back is really nice
Good location. Friendly staff. Parking on-site. Not very good shower. Uncomfortable bed. Only served breakfast between 8:30am and 9:30am, so I had to have a bowl of cereal at 8am as my conference started at 8:30am.
Particularly glad to have tea/coffee making services in room as not always standard. Staff helpful and accomodating, particularly parking needs. Not knowing that front door is routinely locked and having to rely on door bell... On arrival, this was unexpected as it was before 9pm and no front door key was proffered when we expressed intention to go out for a meal. You have to rely on staff, which though they were prompt to come to the door, is slightly unnerving late at night, in a strange place. Breakfast starts late, 8.30am, but this may be because it was March & not peak season?
Location and staff Car blocked in by coach unable to leave at 10:00 AM stuped note on windscreen from hotel manager what a shame
Brilliant location foe Bournemouth shopping/gardens and beach. Excellent views. Room was disappointing. For 92 pounds I was expecting a room a little more updated. Apart from location I dont know if I would return.
Friendly, helpful staff and good quality breakfast with extras without quibble. No
Very friendly atmosphere and extremely helpful and attentive staff; located very close to the beach
It was clean, great staff and central so just a 5min walk to the beach!
Good location and friendly staff creaking floorboards !


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When I was growing up, my parents worked. So I learned basic cooking skills in Boy Scouts to prepare meals at home. These days, my wife Diane, and I share the kitchen responsibilities.—Steve Mirro, Cape Coral, Florida
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- 1 pound lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 2 cans (6 ounces each) tomato paste
- 2 cans (2-1/4 ounces each) sliced ripe olives, drained
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon minced chives
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 loaf (20 inches) French bread, halved lengthwise
- 8 ounces sliced part-skim mozzarella cheese
- In a large bowl, Combine beef, tomato paste, olives, Parmesan cheese, chives, salt, oregano and pepper. Spread to the edges of the cut surface of the bread. Place on a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan.
- Bake at 350° for 25 minutes. Top with mozzarella cheese; return to the oven for 5 minutes or until cheese melts. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Originally published as Pizza Bread (Pizza Sandwiches) in Taste of Home April/May 1997, p47
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Dan Winter's Imploder combined with Marko Rodin's coil – Magnetic Phase Conjugated Water
The results after watering plants and consuming the water after cycling it through the imploder are off the scale.
350% growth in plants.
See the first 3 websites for A Lot of information and verification, comparison pictures, etc.
Within the past year… there have been MAJOR breakthroughs in the physics of magnetism which allow for unimaginable applications.
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Imagine applying the combined knowledge attained by people like Dan Winter, Marko Rodin, Dr. Masaru Emoto, Walter Russell, Viktor Schauberger, Ed Leedskalnin, John Keely, Professor John Searl, Ernst Chladni, Tibetan monks, etc.
That's what I'm trying to accomplish with this on-going experimentation and research. It's been a long journey to understand the correlations between all those brilliant minds and there's still a long way to go.
There are major similarities between all these people's work.
Phi, Spin, Implosion, Magnetics, Harmonics, Resonance, Sacred Geometry, Spirituality, etc.
Most all of the people are self taught and present information contradictory to mainstream and so-called "modern" science.
Water has about the same diamagnetic quality as copper.
Water = -0.91
Copper = -1
Bismuth = -16.6
Silver= -2.6
I think we are overlooking something here..
They hold a charge, but a SELF charge. That charge can't be measured in relation to other things. Meaning, the increased SELF MAGNETISM won't attract nor repel other materials, but the internal energy is enhanced. (Chi)
It's like regular magnetism attracts and repels objects, but this increased atomic energy comes from spinning in a universal phi proportion.
Water and electrons behave the same.
So if you can energize water by recycling it through Dan Winter's imploder system, then why can't we send an electric charge through the same process of spiraling and pass it through magnetic phase conjugated cylinders?
Aerating water increases the oxygen content and cycling the water through the imploder increases it's magnetic energy content..
So why can't we recycle the energy from a battery using the same principles and fill the electrons that are currently there with more energy like a sponge?
Wetter water means lower surface tension.I sense that electrons are like sponges for magnetic energy just as water molecules soak in oxygen and reach a saturation point.
We are using "tap electricity" just like we are drinking "tap water".
The energy from a car battery is untreated.
You can take some tap water and turn it into super water. I think we can take a regular battery and turn it into super electricity by cycling the current in the same fashion as the water through the imploder.
Follow the path of water.
"Be Water my friend." – Bruce Lee
I think "over-unity" is actually filling up electrons to their max capacity of energy.
An energy saturation point.
A water molecule reaches it's oxygen saturation point and can only hold so much.
But you have to aerate the water. If you want more energy, you have to spin it in a vortex and cycle it through opposing magnetic fields.
Rather than a tube of water going through the cylindrical magnets that are forced together, I think we could send a wire through the cylinders. Connect that to stacked Rodin Coils which oppose each other. Loop it back to the battery and re-cycle it.
I think we'll find that the amount of energy output grows even with the same input because you're allowing the electrons to saturate with more energy from the Dirac Sea.
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It's actually best to leave it until spring. The old growth will help protect the crown.
I hope that your visitors brought you a cake in recompense, Frank!
Still chucking it down here, but a promise of dryer weather tomorrow. Stay dry and safe, everyone!
Also throwing it down here in North Yorks, with rivers rising steadily and roads turning into rivers. There were flood signs on the road that I used this morning - just before an area that was dry Stay indoors and stay dry, Frank - unless you want a loan of my ark?
Hope everyone else avoids flooding, too.
No, it's not a crossover disease - blackspot is a fungus that thrives in wet weather. You can control it, but you need to remove all fallen leaves and cut out any areas that have black stains on them first. Then, next spring, spray as the leaves appear and keep spraying throughout the summer; that should control it quite well unless we have another soggy summer.
Depends how you treated it before it died down. After flowering it should be placed in a sunny spot and fed and watered throughout the summer, leaves cut down in October and the plant kept cool and dry for about 10-12 weeks. Lack of food and lack of a sufficient cold spell will both affect flowering.
You could have a look at the Wilkinson Sword stainless steel range - they are lighter than average but still strong. If your father doesn't do large scale digging any more, but just works on keeping borders tidy, you might also consider a border spade and fork - these are 2/3 the size of the normal items, so considerably lighter.
A photo would help a lot.
However, google "horsetail" - that's one of the few that I can think of that will get through obstacles.
Just give it time - they do need a while to settle. The dull summer won't have helped, either.
I'd do the same as nutcutlet.
Sorry, Jo, but I disagree. John should cut off the flower, including any seeds, but leave the stem. he should then put the plant in a light place and feed and water it until next October, when the leaves should be cut back and the bulb kept dry and cool for about 10 weeks before being watered and placed in a warm area again to bring it back into growth and flower. Following this method, I have about a dozen plants, the oldest of which is over 15 years old.


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I think it affected my right-eye, but it is difficult to tell. Perhaps both? I did get a little nauseous after the effect went away, and also a slight headache. I did not notice any light sensitivity.
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For one unit in Robin Kelsey's course, "Seeing is Believing: A History of Photography," students read about the 1955 Family of Man exhibition and discuss it with the class. During class, the students are broken into groups to debate the merits and shortcomings of the exhibition. They reflect on the points raised after the debate ends. The purpose of the activity is to deepen the understanding of the exhibition and the political and aesthetic issues it raised. Make sure to maintain a collegial and supportive atmosphere but also encourage debate.
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Ice was a problem for many Mainers Saturday, but the freezing rain and dangerous roads didn't keep one son and Air Force member from surprising his mother.
Our TV5 Photojournalist was there to capture a very special moment.
After more than a year of being away from home, Jason Seavy, a US Air Force member and maine native paid a surprise visit to his mom in Bangor.
"Nobody knew I was coming I just walked in and said hey mom what can I do can I get you some drinks? And the reaction was priceless," Jason said.
"He come up behind me and it just like totally took me by surprise it blew me away," said Mom, Gayle Harriman.
Mom Gayle Harriman literally couldn't believe her eyes.
"Took me a second to figure out what I was seeing and im just like oh my gosh i can't believe it that's not real," she said.
Seavy is stationed in Germany and says the time difference is tough.
"Usually I'm trying to go to bed and she's trying to FaceTime me at midnight and I just want to sleep and she just wants to talk," he said.
While Harriman misses her son, she's happy he's following his dreams.
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Seavy says there's really no place like home.
"As much as I love being on the other side of the world as much as I love everything that I do for the people that I love and my country this is where my home is this is where my family and my friends are and it's probably the most important thing to me in my life," he said.


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I'm getting my nose done in a week for both functional & cosmetic purposes. I feel so nervous! Now I'm rethinking all of it even tho I just made the payment today. What do u think of the doctor's image of how he plans to preform the rhinoplasty? I definitely want my hump smoothed out but I'm worried changing the tip will reuin how my nose looks from the front (which I actually like, esp the narrowness). There are 3 images: one of how my nose is now, the image the dr came up with & 3 the image I came up with where I left my tip as is. Which is better? 2 or 3?? Please help me I'm so confused & nervous!
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Lamin-X "Smoked" Reviews?
Anyone running their Smoked color? I am concerned that Gunsmoke might be too light. I know Charcoal is too dark.
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I believe I have the smoked version. It's a tad dark for me but the lighter shade was going to be too light in my opinion.
To tell you the truth, I'm going to take mine off and paint them. The material is so thick that it can't be wrapped around the edges and doesn't adhere good to that indent on the inside light. Plus with paint I can achieve the darkness I want.
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I bought the film after seeing Fumanchu's taillights. It takes alot of heat and alot of patience to get them to look as good as his. I ripped this stuff off after struggling to get the film to wrap around the crease of the inside taillights and to keep bubbles out of the film. All I can say is good luck, it's alot harder than tinting windows because of the shape of the taillight. In conclusion, I will be having mine painted as well.
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If the lights were relatively flat it wouldn't be so bad but that inside light is a killer and the Lamin-x will eventually lift up. To install it needs heat and a lot of patience. I highly recommend having somebody else do it with some kind of experience.
I'm going to take the Lamin-x off an paint em. I'm going to practice first on a old set of Tahoe taillights I have.
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those look like Gun Smoke to me and not Smoke. i put gun smoke on mine this spring, and they still look perfect, they stuck great and havent started to peel off in any way. i have some experience with vinyl but am by no means an expert, but i had no problem putting the tail light tint on. it did take some time and a little heat, NOT a lot! i think if u put to much heat it will actually hurt you. Just my to cents
post # 20 is a pic of my jeep with the Lamin-x Gun Smoke tint.
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where can you order the film for the back tail lights from?
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Thx, will post pic's once I install the film covers
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Mark Carter, Travis Rice and DCP with Bison skull trophies. Photo: Tim Zimmerman
Bluebird Skies, Pillows of Powder and Massive Airs Over Natural Obstacles Mark this Historic Day in Snowboarding
Jackson Hole's legendary Casper Bowl
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Jackson Hole, WY (February 6, 2008) – Quiksilver today announced that Travis Rice is the winner of the first-annual "Quiksilver Natural Selection: All Mountain Invitational." The final round of competition, staged at Jackson Hole's legendary Casper Bowl run, was held in sunny bluebird skies and pristine pow. Hundreds of spectators cheered each rider as they dropped from the top of the mountain into a field of soft, untracked snow and launched impossible airs over boulders and trees.
Mark Landvik
Rice was ecstatic after being announced the winner. He earned a check for $18,000 and the unqualified respect of his peers. Travis will be donating a portion of his prize money to the Jackson Hole search and rescue as well as other non-profit organizations in the community.
Sammy Luebke Monster Method, he placed 6th overall!
"Snowboarding is self expression," said Rice. "For me the true reward was seeing everyone walk away with smiles of optimism. After talking with the riders it seems as though we have only scratched the surface of a new era. It's nature that provides us with the most limitless canvas to challenge the way we ride."
Sammy Luebke
The top three winners received a custom painted bison skull, created by local artist Ryan Hayworth. Mark Landvik, who pulled a 720 to win the best trick award, received a snowmobile donated by DC Shoes. The total purse was $75,000 and all athletes were rewarded.
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The event, which was actually the brainchild of Jackson Hole local Rice, has been the talk of the snowboard world because of the refreshing new format, the ideal setting and vibe, and the incredible array of talent from every part of the snowboard world who accepted the invitation to ride here.
Bryan Iguchi, yeah riding Gnu Altererd Banana Genetics
"Pipe guys, free riders, and legends all came together because of this event," said Brian Craighill, Quiksilver Snow Team Manager. "It was incredible to watch and extremely rewarding to be a part of this event."
Travis Rice
Over the two competition days, more than 20 cameras and a 2,000-foot cable cam captured the event in high definition under the direction of innovative filmmaker Curtis Morgan. Journalists from around the world also gathered here to experience it, and Fuel TV was on hand to record it for later broadcast.
"After Travis dreamed up this contest, I knew it would be a logistical nightmare; I had to figure out how we'd capture the action with the same intensity and artistry that the riders would bring," said Morgan. "Our approach wasn't just to cover an event, it was to bring the spectacle alive in a way that has never been seen before, in true cinematic proportion. In the end, we proved it's possible and produced the first HD broadcast on real terrain with real riders."
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Dominoes are starting to fall around Major League Baseball. Two or three trades went down today, depending on whether Ryan Dempster accepts his trade to Atlanta. Two of those deals involved big-name pitchers who are impending free agents. Dempster went to Atlanta (assuming he accepts) for starting pitcher Randall Delgado, ranked the #46 prospect by Baseball America entering this season. Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante were traded from Florida to Detroit for a package that included starting pitcher Jacob Turner, ranked #22 on the same list.
The package Florida received for Sanchez and Infante would have really excited me had the Brewers got that for Greinke. These deals are encouraging for the Brewers, because (a healthy) Greinke should bring back more than either Sanchez/Infante or Dempster.
The "healthy" part is the key. Tomorrow is a huge day for the Brewers and any team interested in Greinke. You can bet that after the bizarre "battery recharging," teams will want to see him have an effective start in which he at least convinces people he's healthy. If he does, I anticipate tomorrow being Greinke's last start in a Brewer uniform.
Detroit and Atlanta are presumably out of the starting pitching market after their deals today, although you never know. More likely now would be Washington, Baltimore, and Anaheim.
Two other things might be working in the Brewers' favor.
1. The Phillies are really trying to re-sign Cole Hamels, and there seems to be a real chance he signs. If he does, that leaves Greinke as the clear top starter available.
2. The Rangers just lost starting pitcher Colby Lewis, who will need Tommy John surgery. Their need for a starting pitcher is even greater now than it was. The Angels are within striking distance, and the hard-charging A's are close behind them (Darkhorse Greinke candidate?)
Assuming Greinke looks okay tomorrow, my guess is that he goes to Texas for Mike Olt. Philly seems to be demanding Jurickson Profar for Hamels, but I still have to believe he's untouchable. If Greinke looks good tomorrow, the Brewers should offer him to Texas for Olt. I now believe, given the deals made today (which would seem to raise Greinke's price) and Texas' increasing desperation, they would be willing to trade him.
There could be more parts involved, maybe someone like K-Rod, Nyjer Morgan, Kameron Loe, the Brewers' competitive balance draft pick going with Greinke, or some other lower-rated players coming back to Milwaukee along with Olt.
Anyway. Just a guess; we'll see what really happens. Only thing for sure is tomorrow is a huge day for the Brewers and the trade value of Greinke. Here's to a strong start from him. It will be bittersweet, knowing he'll be leaving, but it's the best thing for the franchise at this point.


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Cyber bullying in schools and the law : is there an effective means of addressing the power imbalance?
Butler, Desmond A., Kift, Sally M., & Campbell, Marilyn A. (2009) Cyber bullying in schools and the law : is there an effective means of addressing the power imbalance? eLaw Journal, 16(1), pp. 84-114.
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Cyber bullying – or bullying through the use of technology – is a growing phenomenon which is currently most commonly experienced by young people and the consequences manifested in schools. Cyber bullying shares many of the same attributes as face-to-face bullying such as a power imbalance and a sense of helplessness on the part of the target. Not surprisingly, targets of face-to-face bullying are increasingly turning to the law, and it is likely that targets of cyber bullying may also do so in an appropriate case. This article examines the various criminal, civil and vilification laws that may apply to cases of cyber bullying and assesses the likely effectiveness of these laws as a means of redressing that power imbalance between perpetrator and target.
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2009 Student Groups Achievements
* Bhanu Kalia, a graduate research assistant in plant pathology at K-State, is one of 12 recipients of a Monsanto Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program fellowship. The fellowship will provide a full package of support for her to pursue her Ph.D., which will include research on wheat breeding. Kalia's research mentor is University Distinguished Professor Bikram S. Gill. She will collaborate on her work with CIMMYT, a non profit organization that researches sustainable development of wheat and maize farming. A citizen of India, she received an M.S. in genetics from Punjab Agricultural University. The Monsanto Beachell-Borlaug International Scholars Program honors the accomplishments of Dr. Henry Beachell and Dr. Norman Borlaug, who pioneered plant breeding and research in rice and wheat, respectively. Oct. 2009
* A special ice cream cone developed by two K-State graduate students is the first-place winner in an international product development competition. Angela Dodd, a master's student in food science, Carrington, N.D., and Melissa Daniel, doctoral student in animal sciences, Cypress Inn, Tenn., took first place at the recent 2009 International American Association of Cereal Chemists' Product Development Competition. The K-State duo earned a cash prize of $2,550 for their creation of the Gluten-free Fun Flavored Waffle Cone. It is the second year in a row that a K-State student team has won the competition. Oct. 2009
* K-State's student chapter of the Associated General Contractors was recently selected as the second-best collegiate group in the nation by the Associated General Contractors of America for its philanthropic work. The 125-member K-State chapter received the award specifically for its construction of a memorial to commemorate the victims of the tornado that ravaged the Kansas community of Chapman in June 2008. In addition to the recognition, the student chapter received $750 from the Associated General Contractors of America in honor of the 750 man-hours invested in building the memorial. Oct. 2009
* K-State's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa has been named one of the top 15 chapters in the nation. The chapter is now being considered for the Exemplary Chapter Award, which goes to three chapters in the U.S. each year. Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest and most distinguished academic honor society in America. There are 276 active chapters currently, representing only 10 percent of the institutions of higher learning in the nation. K-State's chapter -- Beta of Kansas -- was established in 1974. Students who become members of the organization have demonstrated academic excellence in the liberal arts and sciences, as well as a dedication to a breadth of topics, depth of understanding and a diversity of opinion. Stephen Kiefer, director of K-State's University Honors Program and secretary/treasurer of K-State's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, attributes the success of K-State's chapter to both the organization's history and the caliber of students at K-State. March 2009


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In the matter between:-
[1] This is an appeal against the judgment of the Labour Court before
which the present respondent had brought an application seeking an order-
(a) declaring her dismissal from the appellant's employment to have been unfair;
(b) directing appellant to pay her damages equivalent to her total remuneration till she could have attained age of SS; alternatively reinstatement."
[2] It was common cause that the respondent started working as a bank
employee in 1994 and was re-engaged on the 4 August 1999 by the appellant upon its restructuring as an Enquiries Clerk.
[3] She became a teller from 3 January 2000 and was earning net salary
of M2311.52 per month.
[4] On the 6th June 2001 she was dismissed by the Operations Manager a
Mr. Neil Arentsenand was then working as an ATM custodian at the
Cathedral Branch of the Lesotho Bank 1999 Ltd.
[5] Respondent had previously moved to ATM section in April 2001
having been verbally told of this transfer and describes her ATM custodian work as
"…to assist customers with opening new accounts. I assisted customers on operation of ATM whether for withdrawals or deposit. To count and balance cash in the machine at the end of the day."
[6] It was not in dispute that the ATM process involved a dual control i.e. opening of deposit envelop should be done in the presence of two custodians "whom each had a key and after opening the machine we take out the money and count it jointly." She fully explained the depositing procedure.
[7] It was a common cause that on the 5th May 2001, one customer Sehloho Ramphalla deposited some M400.00 with the assistance of another Bank ATM custodian Mrs. Moshabesha.
[8] Despite this deposit, the M400.00 was not credited to Ramphalla's account when account and an investigation was mounted it appeared Mrs. Moshabesha had assisted the said Mr. Sehloho Ramphalla in depositing the M400.00.
[9] Mrs. Moshabesha was at the time Manager at the Cathedral Branch.
[10] During the investigation respondent was suspended and was later taken to a police station and made to spent the night there and later charged with the theft of the M400.00. This charge was later withdrawn.
[11] It is also clear that when the disciplinary proceedings began on the 15 June 2001, the criminal charge had not yet been withdrawn.
[12] The disciplinary charge read:
"You negligently failed to follow procedure in handling customer ATM deposit on account no. Sehloho Ramphalla thereby resulting in disappearance of same in the amount of M400.00".
[13] Angered by her recent incarceration and arraignment during the proceedings respondent chose to boycott them which nonetheless proceeded to finality the respondent was found guilty and the panel recommend her dismissal.
[14] She says that the Operations Manager later dismissed her also without giving her a hearing.
[15] Her appeal to the Executive Manager was also unsuccessful.
[16] Respondent insisted that she never helped Ramphalla to deposit his money and knew nothing about the disappearance of his money.
[17] On being cross examined by Ms Sephomolo she admitted that she was an ATM custodian and was dually responsible for counting the deposited money, but insisted she had done nothing to assist Ramphalla deposit until Ramphalla raised his query and she stated that even Ramphalla's deposit did not appear on the register.
[18] It was common cause that after the respondent had marched out of the disciplinary hearing, the proceedings nevertheless continued and the respondent was found guilty and dismissal recommended.
[19] On June 20, 2001 the Operations Manager Neil Arentsen terminated the respondent's employment also advising her right to appeal within 12 days.
[20] On the 3rd July 2001 the respondent appealed to the Executive Director upon two substantive reasons. To quote
"(a) It is clear from the record of the disciplinary hearing the customer was served by Mrs Moshabesha. I did not have any contact with the customer when the alleged deposit was made.
(b) The fact that the machine records a deposit which is later reflected in the sparrow sub host does not necessarily mean that the customer had actually deposited that amount of money."
She then explained the procedure to the Executive Director Mr. Colin Addis.
[21] Having declined to present her case before the disciplinary hearing, the respondent now wished the Executive Director to re-hear her and consider matters that ought to have been traversed at the disciplinary hearing. This was correctly stated by Mr. Colin Addis the Executive Director.
[22] Part 8 of the appellant's Grievance and Disciplinary Procedures states as follows.
"All appeals will be dealt with on a review basis and appeal hearings will not be held Appeals are to be submitted in writing to the relevant reviewing person mentioned below and should be set on with motivation, the grounds on which the appeal is based."
[23] In our view the respondent was afforded an opportunity to state her grounds against the decision to dismiss her. She stated these in writing on the 3/7/01.
[24] It seems what should have been thrashed out at the disciplinary hearing, only came out before the Labour Court – why – because at the former hearing the respondent marched out. Indeed, had she stayed on boldly, the respondent could have vindicated her innocence in the whole saga.
[25] But remains sticking out like a sore thumb is the fact that both the respondent and Mrs. Moshabesha violated the Bank regulation regarding the ATM deposit of Ramphalla's on the 5th May 2001. One or other or both of them were negligent in handling that deposit.
[26] Strictly speaking violation of this nature caused loss to the bank through disregard of its rules and procedures and this according to the regulation merited a dismissal. The investigation that was mounted indicated that a deposit of M400.00 was made on the 5 May 2001 but requisite dual control was not exercised by both the respondent and Mrs Moshabesha and as a result the M400.00 was received but not – were secured, retrieved and recorded into the customer's account. Her and Mrs Moshabesha's failure to ensure that amounted to negligence – and though not to theft.
[27] We confirm as we hereby do the court a quo's decision that the respondent's dismissal was substantively fair in the circumstances of the case.
[28] I am not however at ad idem with the line of reasoning adopted by the Labour court regarding procedural fairness of respondent's dismissal. I find nothing to convince me that once the respondent had waived the right to be present throughout the disciplinary proceedings opportunity contemplated under section 66 of the Labour Code 1992. I do not think that panel had a duty – legal or moral – again to go to the employee who has marched out of the proceedings (not shown to be oppressive or unfair) and say "come and say something to mitigate punishment."
As an employee she signed an employment contract and knew about all these disciplinary procedures. For example the Disciplinary Brochure depicts all these stages (p.21).
[29] I am also satisfied that respondent was given a proper opportunity to write down her reasons for appeal against the decision to dismiss her. She however sought to reopen the inquiry before the Executive Director and raised issues that she ought to have traversed before the panel inquiry.
[30] I am of the view that her dismissal was also fair. I should however note that my assessors disagree with this finding.
For Appellant : Ms Sephomolo
For Respondent : Mr. Mohau


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23 January 2010
An exhibition entitled "1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our World" is underway at London's Science Museum. It aims at bringing greater public recognition to the contributions Muslim scientists have made throughout history.
Speaking at the opening of
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, Chris Rapley, the director of the Science Museum, said that the Islamic Golden Age had led to huge advances in engineering, physics and the foundations of modern mathematics, which continue to make an impact today.
"The thousand-year period from the 7th century onwards was a time of exceptional scientific and technological advancement in China, India, Persia, Africa and the Arab world," he said.
Professor Rapley said that science had a significant role to play in developing common goals between the Islamic and Western countries in coming years, arguing that the most original scientific ideas emerge from multi-cultural collaboration.
"There's a lot of focus on the importance of interdisciplinary research, we should be talking more about multi-cultural research. People with different thought processes, different mental models, different ways of seeing things can spark off really new ideas," he said.
Muslim scientists have applauded the exhibition saying that a broader recognition of the role of their religion in science would lead to greater respect for Islamic communities.
Mohamed El-Gomati, a physicist at the University of York, called for the history of Islamic science to be made part of the National Curriculum. "If they learnt that a lot of the technologies we use today came from other cultures I think there would be more respect between children sitting next to each other in the classroom," he said.
He said that he had no difficulty reconciling his faith with his profession as a scientist. "My faith is my moral compass. Everything that I do in my labs is for the good of the community, the aim of my work in nanotechnology is to make people's lives easier," he said.
The exhibition also highlights the role women played in Islamic science, featuring an exhibit about Merriam Al-ljliya, an astrolabe maker and chief engineer for the Sultan.
Other exhibits featured in this interactive exhibition include a model of an energy efficient and environmentally-friendly Baghdad house, a 3 metre large reproduction Al-Idrisi's 12th-century world map, a model of Zheng He's Chinese junk ship, originally a 15th century wooden super structure over 100 metres long and a model of a 9th-century dark room, later called Camera Obscura, which Ibn al-Haytham used to revolutionise our understanding of optics.
A highlight of the show is a full-size replica of the Elephant Clock, a 6m (20ft) tall weight-powered water clock flanked by Chinese dragons and an Egyptian phoenix. In its day — 800 years ago — the instrument was unprecedented in its control of flowing water, its use of robotics and its reliability at marking out the passing of time in precise half-hourly intervals. It was invented by the famed medieval Iraqi engineer Al-Jazari.
Also on display is also a replica of the first person said to have flown with wings.
The exhibition was funded by the Abdul Latif Jameel Foundation, a charity set up in Britain by the Saudi Arabian company Abdul Latif Jameel Ltd. The free exhibition runs from 21 January to 25 April with a break between 25 February and 12 March.
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How long does it take to assemble a MB jet pack? What is a good glue and filler to use?
How long does it take to assemble a MB jet pack? What is a good glue and filler to use?
Assembling that pack takes the most time of anything on that costume, especially if you're doing the multi-color ROTJ pack, which I know you are Jay.
I used both hot glue and superglue on various parts. I used the green Squadron putty.
I used the pvc frame system inside like on jedi-academy.com
Since you are so good at doing the jet packs and I know that you jet pack looks good! Guess who I will be calling when mine gets here! LOL
Mr. Fett,
Excuse my ignorance but what is green putty and where can I find it.
As far as the glue, what brands and techniques work best?
Hope you don't mind but I will take a stab at that question.
Green putty is found at any hobby shop like Hobby Lobby, Hobby Town or an RC store and if for filling in scratches and gaps. There is also a red putty that can be used for smaller scratches and finer detail. They both dry fairly quickly and can be sanded easily. Here is a link to a site that has the putty http://www.hobbyplace.com/tools/glue.html **they also have glue Red putty at http://catalog.craftsetc.com/viewPro...item_id=373869
The following is a link to some good glue. It is like Super glue and comes in different thickness for the different applications.
Thin http://catalog.craftsetc.com/viewPro...item_id=373825
Thick http://catalog.craftsetc.com/viewPro...item_id=373827
[img]images/smiles/icon4.gif[/img] Technique Tip: If you have a gap in your plastic that you need to fill, a good trick is to apply a little bit of glue around the edge of the gap, slowly sprinkle some baking powder into the glue. The baking soda will bind with the glue and build up a plastic like material that if you keep working your way towards the middle of the gap will fill in the gap. Once the baking powder has filled in the gap, put a little thin glue over it to bind it together. I hope this isnt too confusing. It works real well and can be easily sanded afterwards. If anyone else has tried this method, you might chime in and explain it a little better. This is best used when the gap is too big for putty or needs to have some structural integrity.
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Whoa! I've never heard that baking soda trick. Nice one!
RA, thats where mine came from.
Lynn you have any pics of your harness? Thanks -
RA's is the best one !!!!
I love mine fo' sho'
heres a few photos of it, you can wear it two ways, over the shoulder, or cross your heart style. RA gives you plenty of slack for the perfect fit!!!
Is that harness strong enough to support an "old style" Bradely JP?
Now is there a special way for both BKBT & RA harness systems to be installed? This is my first time assembling a JP & I just want to get everything down right -
Also, can you guys spot me some prices on these harnesses? Thanks - Jaster
I happened to ask BKBT the same question on harness pricing a couple days ago...I just shot ya' a PM about it.
Thanks for the info NH! I'm going to see what else pops up, but I'll keep the info deff -
This thread offers some other ideas, including my own. Also, check out Seeker's custom rig. If I ever redo mine, I'm doing it HIS way!
Mine works great for mid- to heavier-weight packs. It distributes most of the weight down to the hips and waist, instead of the shoulders.
Let us know if you need any more help!
Anyone ever try something like this milkitary harness for their heavier packs?
I just ordered one. They have a 100% return policy, so I figured it is worth a shot.
That shows some promise, Bob, especially if you could replace the buckle with one like Lee found. I just wonder how long it is as you wouldn't want to to stick out below your vest. Some load bearing backs come all the way down to your hips, but I can't tell if this one does or not.
The harness is adjustable. It can sit however high or low you need it to.
I should have the pack ready in time for this delivery (6-7 days) I will post pics.
They have several styles and weights of harnesses(sp) there under the Government Surplus section.
After owning a couple of different harnesses I for one still like the ST-138 PRC 25/77 military radio backpack.I've got the RA presently and sold my old JP with the ST-138.The only thing with the RA is that it really puts all the weight on the shoulders which gets tiring after a short period.Something that distributes the weight is a lot more comfortable.
Where did you get the ST-138 PRC 25/77 military radio backpack???
Off ebay.There are usually a couple on at any given time.I first got the idea for it off OB1's Jedi Acadamy site.The pack needs some stripping down,but it's perfect for a cheap price.
That's what I use, too. I've worn my FG jet pack for close to eight hours before and it felt fine.


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You'll get a lot of opinions on brands, etc., but most will suggest a single-stage setup to start. Basics first before mass production.
I learned a lot from a Speer reloading manual and various gun magazine articles on the subject. If you know anyone that reloads, they can show you the works.
The cheapest setup is most likely Lee. It has good and bad points, like any of them. I don't like the lock rings on Lee dies and replaced them with setscrew lock rings.
How much equipment you need depends on what you reload and how much. A good drop measure for the powder loads will be more consistant and faster than dip measurers.
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Re: Making a user interface
I tested the code below, presented by John Fultz, but I have noticed
that, by using Tab, it is only possible to cycle through the
InputFields, but never set focus on the buttons. I did not find a
Panel option about this, either.
Do you know if is it possible to explicitely set the tab-accessible
components and also specify the "tabbing" order?
On May 9, 9:20 am, John Fultz <jfu... at wolfram.com> wrote:
> Yes, this is a bug (in fact, one which merited some internal discussion a=
> the UI development group a couple of months ago). And, as is typical w=
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> kinds of bugs, it has nothing to do with just running under Windows XP, o=
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> Windows in general. It does have an easy workaround, though. Just w=
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> Module[{Entry1 = "", Entry2 = "", Answer = ""},
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> Button["Calculate",
> Answer = ToExpression[Entry1] ToExpression[Entry2]]}=
> Style["Enter and Calculate_Multiplication", 16, Bold, Italic]]]];
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