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That first one wasn't really a straight line thing. That is a lot with lots of loose gravel (I've Axed there) with basically no run off.
As some of you know I just picked up a Z06 as a track toy so naturally I'm checking out track/autox videos on youtube and came across this vette fail compilation. Not exactly what I wanted to see but figured it would be good to watch so I can see how a vette looses it and perhaps learn from it. I have to say, coming from the Subaru camp I'm amazed at how fast these things seem to spin out of control. I know its a whole different world going from 250-350hp through AWD to 400+ RWD but I have a hard time believing what I'm seeing with some of these clips. Obvioulsy the car isn't that hard to drive or else they'd all be wrecks by now. Think most of this is a result of driving on cold/cheap/worn tires, traction control being turned off / completely inexperienced drivers mashing the loud pedal instead of easing into it ?
The first video with the white C6 really gets me, he's driving clean overall, looks calm and collected then gets into the slalom and the car just slides out like its on snow. Wow ! And some of the street hooliganism vids, even at highway speeds some of the cars fishtail the just loose it. I'm not worried as I don't plan on driving like an idiot but I"m curious since I have little seat time, can they be that tricky to drive ?
That first one wasn't really a straight line thing. That is a lot with lots of loose gravel (I've Axed there) with basically no run off.
You'd be surprised. There was a thread yesterday dedicated to WRC/F1/motorsport crash/death videos.
Go in that thread and watch some of the stuff there. F1 car will be driving perfectly, litereally a split second later it will be sideways into a wall at 200+ mph.
Ive spun out so many times in Gran Turismo and TDU2 going in a straight line just shifting from 4th to 5th ahah
Edit: Watched the video, some people should at LEAST take their car backroading/autocrossing/ drive in the rain so they can learn how to correct oversteer, BEFORE they decide to gun the throttle halfway out of a corner in open public road lol
I wanted to comment in your other thread how the Forrester would probably be a better handling car but didn't. More appropriate here instead.
The C5 is more twitchy, but most of those incidents were caused by hamfisted driving.
I DD'd a C6 for 5 years and drove it in every kind of condition imaginable, heavy rain, light snow, whatever, it was my only car so I had no choice but to drive it in all conditions. I drove it pretty hard too, but I only spun out once, literally my last weekend I had the car I took it to the canyons out in Malibu (Latigo Canyon road for those who are familiar) and spun out. It was dark and I was unfamiliar with the road (I had never driven a road that twisty in my life, period), couldn't see which way the road was turning until it was too late, tried to correct and did a 180. Totally my fault, not the car's. The car is only going to do what you tell it to
They're not hard to drive at all unless you do something dumb
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Ah, I wondered if maybe the lot was dirty/full of marbles.
The Forester handles great BTW, its VERY neutral and typically understeers if pushed too hard into a corner. I did manage to spin it out once when I had my PSI too low in the R comps. I know All things being equal RWD is the better platform on a race track, you don't see many STI's outside of WRC. There are a couple of vettes that autox locally and I've never seen one get squirly. One local guy tracks his C5Z constantly and is incredibly quick corners included, no way my Forester would hang with it regardless of tires. He hasn't had a scarry moment yet this year.
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In most of those it looked like the driver got too happy with the throttle, over corrected the skid and then lifted off the gas. This combo will always spin a RWD car. The rear is already loose and lifting upsets the front to rear balance. Add in some engine braking and all traction is gone, at this point momentum takes over and the Vette hits the wall.
Lots to learn, and I plan on doing it safely at autox & track day driving schools. $300-500 driving schools are cheaper than a front end / mangled suspension any day. And best "mod" ever IMO.
Most of the people that I have dealt with like to think that if they turn off stability and traction control that they are going to be faster. The abilities of the car that you just bought far exceed the skill level of most of the people that drive them and the public in general. I remember when I graduated from FWD imports to RWD V8 domestics having a "come to Jesus" meeting with my car really quick when I thought that I could beat on it and throw it around the way that I used to with my other cars. Pounding this car around on the street from light to light is just about .03% of what the car is capeable of, and the ZO6 specifically is initially so confidence inspiring that people end up driving way past their abilities and then getting bitten.
Looked like a lot of lift off oversteer and rough driving.
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Seems like a lot of spastic throttle and steering input. If you keep poking and prodding the beast, sooner or later you're going to get horns. The only one that seems is the first one on the autcross course.
That would make sense. So basically if it gets loose stay on the throttle, don't lift and "gently" drive out of it ? Sounds like how the Subaru behaves on snowy roads, once the tail comes out if you lift you'll go backwards into the curb pronto. It may feel counter intuitive but staying on the gas gently will get you back in line.
Most of what I've read on the autox/HPDE sections of the vette forums says to leave traction control on, or at least one mode up so its not constantly braking and upsetting the car but the stability control is still able to save your skin if it gets a bit messy. I plan on starting with all nanny features on and working my way up from there as my skill with the car increases.
I don't think it's just lift throttle oversteer. The rear LSD can get you, because the loaded wheel will long make the car go in the wrong direction no matter what the steering wheel says.
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Back when I had an El Camino with a 383 and automatic transmission it acted the same as in the video in the first post. It would do that when I was lagging along then put my foot into it and it was if the transmission would panic and downshift weird.
The best way to describe it was like at an airport on a moving sidewalk and walking at a good pace then trying not to fall/lose traction at the end once you hit non-moving ground. If you've been on one you'll know what I mean.
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High powered bikes have taught me this, sometime a lift of the throttle is the worst thing you can do. That said I have owned a few high powered RWD like a 400+ FD that car was very civil until you got it sideways, one it snaps back and you smack your head on the door rail or the car spins. Car control is one of those things you learn. Funny to put a F&F scenario but you learn with time. That is just my .05
I think you will understand how outstanding AWD is, you with the Forester XT. I have owned a; Supra, FD, Turbo TA, and a big block Skylark. I also had a 400hp VR6 Gti. I still love all my big power AWD cars like a 450+ DSM, UrS6 034 RS2 car more.
At the track it is a different story then daily driving. Learn slow and in big parking lots. I love hearing F1 guys drive on throttle like an egg... think of your right foot like the hand of God. Push to much and the world ends, do it right and you develop the Garden of Eden.
As mentioned, people getting too happy with the throttle and not knowing what that entails with virtually anything RWD. With my G8, I almost crubbed it trying to show off a couple months after the purchased. Learned my lesson quick.
I hardly EVER turned the traction control off in 3 years of ownership. The only times I did were when trying to keep moving in snow and from a dead stop on dry pavement. In ALL of those accidents, GM's Stabilitrak would have saved the day...sure, it cut power and applied the brakes...but I'd prefer that than the alternative. Plus, the Corvette is plenty quick with Stabilitrak on...I'd be VERY wary of hitting the "fun" button with 400+hp and a manual transmission unless I'd had the necessary training/classes.
I have noticed on my C6 that with cold tires, it seems/feels a lot more likely to want to break the back end loose. Call me a puss, wuss or what have you but I leave the traction control on at all times precisely because I don't want to end up as a youtube video.
I'm in the same boat though, my other car is a Subaru Outback XT, I'm used to driving it on a daily basis for the past 6.5 years now and this car is totally different in every way. I haven't gone to a high performance car school just yet so I'm driving it fairly conservatively for the time being. All in good time though.
I will add though, I think some of this is a combination of a few things. Turn off traction control, showing off, going around a corner and flooring it - I don't expect much good to come of that no matter what badge is on the car. Search around, you'll see Ferrari/Lamborghini/Mustang/etc fail videos as well.
I think the combination of high torque at the lower revs along with the weight balance can make it a bit tricky in these kinds of instances where the car is making hard acceleration from lower speeds. Not so sticky or cold tires compound that problem.
The Corvette is a pretty honest car but at the same time you have to respect the power characteristics and drivetrain at hand.
Some people treat the throttle pedal like a digital switch on a controller...
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Kids, keep the squiggly tire light off.
Oh, and IMO, just keep SC on until you can drive a car at the limit without engaging the system. For some cars with performance traction systems, like the Corvette, your're going to be going faster with it on than off regardless of skill level because the system actually helps create yaw.
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That is mostly sudden on and off throttle applications applied to limited talent. Apply the throttle smoothly, not stomping, remove the same way.
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The only opportunity I've ever had to drive a C6, it happened to be February and snowing heavily.
The car was a Grand Sport with bald summer tires. Overall not bad (traction control on!).
I did have to salt the driveway very well and block the wheels so it wouldnt slide out of the driveway into the street when parked.
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when I open a folder with TIFF-files and APG imports and groups the files together, about 4% of the files are not correctly imported. This means, not the picture itself is shown in the group, but only a stripe pattern. This happens absolutely sporadically and I cannot see any reason for this.
I had exactely the same problem about 1...2 years ago with an APP, which version I cannot remember. At that time, this was marked as a bug and explicitely eliminated in the following release.
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Will it be considered in the next release?
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Not yet done. Here's the issue number : 1336
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at the moment I have about 150 panoramas to stitch and the problem with the TIFF's is still present. About every third panorama is affected and that makes it nearly impossible for me to proceed in a reasonably time-saving way with my usual workflow . I also tried the new version 3 and it's the same therewith.
- I wonder why not many more users are complaining about this. Am I the only one working with 16bit-TIFF's ? (dxo Optics Pro v6 in April and now v 7)
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- I wonder why not many more users are complaining about this. Am I the only one working with 16bit-TIFF's ? (dxo Optics Pro v6 in April and now v 7)
I am almost always using 16 bit tiff, and never got this problem with APG.
However, I got it once with another software (Qimage), and solved it by reading and saving the image again with Photoshop.
According to the author of Qimage, the problem was due to a specific internal structure of the tiff file, what I cannot understand since I am always using the same softwares and got the problem only once .......
seems to be solved with 3.0 beta 1
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I only use TIFF-16 and it's the first time that I see something like that, the difference is that only use PS to convert from CR2 to TIFF
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Winnipeg goaltender Ondrej Pavelec, who made 17 stops, said the win was important for a team that just dropped three on the road.
"It was huge after the road trip (where) we didn't play well, we came in this building, we feel comfortable here," he said. "It's special to play in front of those crowds. It doesn't matter who you play, Florida, Tampa, we needed two points, especially after the road trip."
Huberdeau banged in Drew Shore's rebound at 18:12 of the first to open the scoring. The Panthers outshot the Jets 7-3, who didn't record a shot on target until there were less than six minutes to play.
Winnipeg came on stronger in the second and Wheeler put the Jets on the board from the point at 2:28 when he slammed a pass from leading Jets scorer Tobias Enstrom past Clemmensen, who made 18 saves on the night.
But Florida took the lead back less than two minutes later on Fleischmann's shot from the point sailed past Pavelec.
Stuart's wrist shot, his first goal this season, beat Clemmensen between the pads at 12:21 to tie it again, as the Jets outshot Florida 14-5 in the period.
The third was scoreless, with neither team able to capitalize on a power-play opportunity.
The Jets, who finished the night 1-for-4 with man advantage after Little's winner, welcome the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday before heading out on the road again.
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Relatively new country act Edens Edge is experiencing the pitfalls of fame.
While the Arkansas trio — Hannah Blaylock, Dean Berner and Cherrill Green — has provided country music a fresh breath of air with its seasoned musicianship, dazzling harmonies and insightful songwriting, there's a downside to all of the exposure that has one of its members wanting to set the record straight.
"I don't agree with the fact that I am short because Dean and Cherrill are both super tall people," said Blaylock, calling from Nashville. "I'm short but I'm not as short as maybe I look when I'm standing next to them. People think I'm 4-foot-10, and I'm actually 5-foot-3. I'll take every single inch. I try to wear super high heels."
However short, or tall, in stature, Blaylock and her band mates have come a long way over the past decade. After touring around their Razorback State and winning area talent competitions along the way, the threesome caught the attention of Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member Kye Fleming, known for penning classic hits by Barbara Mandrell ("I Was Country When Country Wasn't Cool"), Sylvia ("Nobody") and Ronnie Milsap ("Smoky Mountain Rain").
Then Fleming convinced Edens Edge to move to the Music City. The trio did so a year later. The act's big break came when Fleming was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2010, and Edens Edge was asked to perform a medley of her hits at the induction ceremony. In the audience were country stars Toby Keith and Taylor Swift, as well as Nashville's power brokers.
The act turned in a great performance, which led to a record deal offer that night. Still, it had been a tough journey.
"There were definitely leaps of faith and times we had to make a choice and just go with it, such as moving to Nashville was a big one," Blaylock said. "We were living on our own, and we didn't know anybody. We've been super blessed. If God didn't open a door he'd open a window, that's so true for us. We always say if we weren't doing this every day, which is our ultimate dream, we'd be doing this on our back porch because this is what we've always loved to do."
Over the past year that back porch has gotten bigger and bigger for Edens Edge, who last summer toured stadiums with Brad Paisley, followed by stints with Reba McEntire and Lady Antebellum. The act also released its self-titled debut EP, which included top-20 hit "Amen," as well as the anthemic "Swinging Door" and ballads "Feels So Real" and "Last Supper." The outfit's music has been described as a Keith Urban-meets-Dixie Chicks sound, which is just fine with Blaylock.
"People appreciate that we can play and sing, and that's it not Auto-Tune or a band that's backing us up," Blaylock said. "We have talent, we have abilities and we can inspire you."
Edens Edge's run of luck apparently is continuing this summer with the act opening for Rascal Flatts, which includes a show July 29 at Blossom Music Center. Continued...
Knowing how Blaylock feels vertically challenged, is this the right time to bring up the question of whether high heels can ever be too high?
"There are no too-tall high heels," she laughed.
So does that mean she'll be donning Lady Gaga high heels anytime soon?
"Well, I've never been able to find shoes that tall but I'm sure if I found them I'd buy them unless they were $1,000 or something," Blaylock said. "I can't afford that."
Who: Rascal Flatts with Little Big Town, Edens Edge and Eli Young Band.
When: 7 p.m. June 29.
Where: Blossom Music Center, 1145 W. Steels Corners Road, Cuyahoga Falls.
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August 29, 2012 Overthinking ItWhat Stephen Strasburg's Season Could Have Looked LikeWARNING: Here there be hindsight. We can't say Mike Rizzo didn't warn us. "There's not going to be a whole lot of tinkering done," he said. "We're going to run him out there until his innings are done." That was on February 20th, the earliest reference by Rizzo I can find to any specific plan for limiting Stephen Strasburg's workload. We knew then that the Nats weren't going to get creative: they were going to pitch Strasburg like any other starter until he was fresh out of innings. What we didn't know then (and what we still don't really know now), is when that would be. For months, everyone assumed Strasburg would go into storage after 160 innings. Why 160? As far as I can tell, the 160 meme began innocently enough, with this sentence from an mlb.com article by Bill Ladson on February 19th: "He is expected to throw 160 innings, the same number his teammate Jordan Zimmermann threw last year after coming off elbow reconstruction." Expected by whom? The article didn't say. Certainly not by the Nationals. But before long, 160 was ubiquitous, and usually attributed to the team. By the time Rizzo denied the number had come from him in an article at BP in April, it was already accepted as fact. After a five-inning outing last night, Strasburg is now fewer than 10 away from 160. If Rizzo was searching for a sign that shutting him down is the right thing to do, he couldn't have asked for a better one than what he got: Strasburg's second-worst start of the season, and a 9-0 loss to Miami. But one lousy outing won't change many other minds. What we think we know now is that he won't go beyond 180 (which seems to be something Rizzo really said). On regular rest, without any tinkering, that would give him another five starts at the outside and prevent him from pitching in the playoffs. As good as the Nats' other starters are, and as young and primed for the future as the rest of the roster is, losing their ace for October isn't ideal. Ross Detwiler might be better than most post-season fourth starters, but he's no Stephen Strasburg. What if Rizzo had tinkered? What if the innings limit had stayed the same, but the innings hadn't come quite so quickly? It's a hypothetical question, in Strasburg's case, but it's a scenario we've seen play out elsewhere in the NL East. Strasburg had Tommy John surgery on September 3, 2010. Braves starter Kris Medlen underwent the same procedure a couple weeks earlier, on August 18th. Strasburg returned to a professional mound on August 7 of the following season and totaled 44 1/3 innings. Medlen followed in his footsteps several weeks later, getting into a game on September 25th and pitching 2 1/3 innings before the end of the year. That takes us to 2012. Strasburg started the season in the rotation and has stayed there ever since, without any major adjustments made to his schedule. Medlen started the season in the bullpen and didn't make his first start until July 31st. Since then, he's made six, and he hasn't allowed more than one run in any of them. In his last 28 1/3 innings, including eight last night in San Diego, he hasn't allowed any. (Almost halfway to Hershiser!) Medlen wasn't in Atlanta's playoff rotation a month ago, but he might be now. It's an option, at least: because he started the season in the bullpen, Medlen is up to only 95 innings, nowhere near the end of his leash.
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TELFORD It didnt take long to see the support for the first Wives of Blue fundraiser.
In the parking lot across Penn Avenue from the Telford police station, the event was a benefit for the family of Plymouth Police Officer Bradley Fox, who was shot and killed on the job Sept. 13.
The fundraiser, held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, included the sale of paracord bracelets with Foxs badge number, along with other paracord bracelets and keychains.
Before the start, 50 bracelets with Foxs badge number and 50 plain bracelets were made ready for sale.
From 10 to 10:15, we sold out, Jennifer Seville, wife of Telford Police Officer Robert Seville, said. Weve been taking orders since then.
Theyre making keychains and bracelets on the spot, Colleen Popiny, wife of Telford Police Officer Brett Popiny, said.
Some of the people who came for the bracelets or keychains waited for two hours until one was made for them, she said.
Donations and gift cards were also being accepted, as well as raffles held and sales of items donated by the district attorneys office, area police departments and businesses. The event also included childrens activities.
Seville and Popiny formed the new Wives of Blue a few days before Fox was killed. Following his death, it was decided to make the first fundraiser a benefit for Foxs family.
A Facebook page started less than a month ago had almost 600 likes as of the morning of Oct. 6.
We did not expect this at all, Popiny said. Its so overwhelming and touching to see the support for Wives of Blue and the Fox family.
The threaded paracords can hold up to 550 pounds and can be used in survival situations if necessary, according to information provided for the fundraiser.
The bracelets represent Brad, Popiny said. He was a hero. He was a strong man and its a survival bracelet.
Fox, a New Hanover resident, was killed on the day before his 35th birthday. His wife, Lynsay, is pregnant with their second child.
We told her, were like your family from everywhere, Popiny said.
Wives of Blue is giving one of the bracelets to each of the Plymouth police officers and dispatchers, she said.
A special set was also made up for Lynsay Fox.
The key chain had two hearts on it with Brads name on it, Popiny said, and then the bracelet had his badge number.
With about an hour remaining in the fundraiser, plus orders having been received from others not there on the day of the event, the total raised from the event was not available, but the day was a very emotional and very successful one, Seville and Popiny said.
Information about other upcoming fundraisers for the Fox family is included on The Wives of Blue Facebook page.
Future events by Wives of Blue could include a community food drive, Seville said.
Whenever something comes up, well try and support it, she said. Thats why we want wives from everywhere so they can say, This happened, do something about it.


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Anticipation of the festival began early this year, with lineup news from the Greenbelt office sparking reaction from both hardened festival veterans and curious newcomers alike. Was this the strongest lineup ever? And could it possibly live up to the hype? In the end, Greenbelt 2011 lived up to it – and more – with audiences enjoying the (no pun intended) grandstanding performances from friends of the festival both fresh and familiar, as well as those smaller, more intimate moments of wonder Greenbelt conjures so effortlessly. This was a festival to cherish.
Whether it was our enormous new Big Top, stuffed full of 3,000 people to hear outspoken comedian Mark Thomas tell tales of his walk along the Israeli Separation Wall, or gospel legend Mavis Staples with the Mainstage crowd in the palm of her hand; whether it was a Wild Rumpus parade of children and parents in hand-crafted monster masks, or moments of quiet contemplation high above the racecourse in Soul Space; whether it was Paula Gooder asking impossible questions to a packed Grandstand, or Rob Bell beguiling an audience from Mainstage, or a knowledgeable panel of experts discussing the financial dire straits we are in; there was creativity and passion, insight and reflection in every corner of the bunting-bedecked site.
With a renewed focus on the provision for families and children, some remarked on how the festival felt richer somehow, more like one big family. The Village was the new home for children's programming onsite, with returning venues like Messy Space taking a new form and new venues – like the incredibly popular Make and Take craft tents – giving children and families more to do than ever before. A welcome addition to the festivals of both junior and senior Greenbelters was the Playhouse; home to family fun in the day (Elmer The Elephant and The Mousehole Cat being particular highlights), and in the evening, a theatre space for storytelling and high-class performance like George Dillon's retelling of the Gospel of Matthew and Ben Moor's captivating Coelacanth.
It was all go in the Youth programme with enormously successful sessions of Cake & Debate, and visits by Rend Collective, Hope & Social and LZ7 to the Acoustic Cafe. With our new Youth Participation Coordinator Becky Smith now in role, there will be more opportunities for young people to get involved across the organisation for forthcoming festivals, and beyond.
As always, the Communion service brought together all aspects of the Greenbelt family in a joyful, unique act of worship. With the raising of a rainbow-coloured fan of ribbons providing a central moment of collaboration and spectacle, the music served up by a London gospel choir and a hollering New York preacher, and 10,000 people giving and receiving bread and wine, it's important to remember the uniqueness of our festival.
2011 was also notable for returning contributors getting even more involved in the festival. Following a brilliant headlining set on Mainstage, Billy Bragg took part in other sessions on site, including a remarkable session looking into Criminal Justice, and introducing Leon Walker, a graduate of his Jail Guitar Doors project. This session introduced themes we will continue to consider in 2012 and beyond, with a focus on debating the issues involved in criminal justice and prison reform.
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No doubt that iPhone has taken the smartphone industry to a different level altogether and currently iPhones yield about half of Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) annual $100 billion haul. But unfortunately, the world's most valuable technology company has started to lose its essence due to the delay in launching the most awaited iPhone.
The global economy did not impact iPhone sales. In 2009, Apple grew 35 percent despite a global credit crisis that had an adverse effect on most of the companies. During these days Apple generated a humongous $6.75 billion by sales of iPhone itself. It earned over $16 billion in iPhone sales last quarter alone, a little under half of its total revenue. Sales of the iPhone slipped 26 percent sequentially last quarter, reducing margins by 460 basis points to 42.8 percent.
Investors had already lowered their expectations, but they did not expect the company to miss it altogether. A lot of the blame was placed on the pause prior to the launch of the new iPhone, which some fear is becoming a yearly trend.
The competition is growing from the Samsung's new Galaxy S III along with Nokia (NYSE: NOK), which recently announced the launch of Lumia 920/820. Samsung has already sold around 20 million units of the Galaxy S III since its launch in July 2012. This is an indication of the potential market loss Apple could possibly have because of the delay.
Nokia had made the announcement on the 5th of September that it will launch its biggest battle against Apple with the launch of its Lumia 920/820 in a tie up with Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT). Microsoft is providing Lumia with windows 8 (one of the most awaited operating system of Microsoft). Also, Microsoft is launching its own tablet called "Surface." Basically, Apple is going to receive a colossal attack and it will be interesting to see how they respond.
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By T.G. Blankenship at The Gethsemane BlogIn Philippians 4:13 the Apostle Paul states,The final verse of this passage is often quoted as an encouragement to others. Indeed, it is an encouraging though. However, we too often use it in a way that communicates we can achieve all goals or make impossible things happen if only we trust in Jesus. This is not the message of this verse. The context (surrounding verses) give us the ability to understand the true message of Paul here.Given the chapters and mere verses preceding these words we can conclude that this verse really means "I can endure all things." It means I can walk through all seasons of life. I can be content at all times. It doesn't mean I can do anything. I've tried to fly off my roof, walk on the top of a lake, move soda cans, communicate telepathically, etc. I've tried these things and I've even prayed that God would help me do them specifically because of this verse! But... As you can imagine, I fell off the roof, got soaked in the lake, went unnoticed in my friend's mind, and had to walk to the can of soda for it to touch my hand.When we follow Paul's thought we can't help but see what he means by this statement. He'e simply saying "I can live contently no matter what." It's like wedding vows. "I'll love you in sickness and health, rich or poor, etc." In all circumstances, I'll be consistent. In all circumstance I'll have a constant approach. For Paul, it's contentment. I'll be satisfied wherever God takes me, be it the heights or the depths. If I get flogged in a prison cell or if I eat grapes in the palace, I'll be content, satisfied, and thankful, because it's where God has placed me and he doesn't place us anywhere without just cause.Part of that contentment is knowing that the situation probably won't last. Be content because it will pass. Everything passes away. Trust God. What he's doing with you and what he has for you is always enough, if not more than enough. Because it is God who strengthens you, you're able to endure, be content, and find satisfaction in all seasons, places, things. Because we depend on Christ we are able to live this out. There is no other reason. Not because we have a positive attitude, give a lot to others, have amazing support systems of friends, or anything like that but because we put our trust in the God who is strong and uses our weakness. The God who raises the dead and has power over death is able to give whatever we need.This attitude is seen in many martyrs of the Christian faith who were unafraid of their deaths but considered it a joy and worthy of rejoicing to share in the sufferings of Jesus. Their stories can inspire us to adopt this same attitude of Paul which exudes a faith and confidence in Christ's reigning power over death to the point of rejoicing in all seasons of life, be they good or bad.
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Ralph Edward Donaldson of Enterprise, AL passed away on Monday, September 3, 2012 at his home. He was 88.
Funeral services will be held at 2:00 P.M., Thursday, September 6, 2012 at Searcy Funeral Home and Crematory Chapel with Dr. John Granger officiating.Burial will follow in Meadowlawn Cemetery with Searcy Funeral Home directing.The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Wednesday from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M.
Mr. Donaldson was preceded in death by his parents, Harlan Lee and Minnie Lou Donaldson and his wife, Vonceil Donaldson.
Survivors include a brother, Arnold Donaldson (Vivian), Opp, AL; a brother-in-law, Clyde Watkins (Phyllis).


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Autosomal recessive pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1
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- Generalized pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1
- Pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1 autosomal recessive
- Pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1, recessive
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Autosomal recessive pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1 is a disorder of electrolyte metabolism characterized by excess loss of salt in the urine and high concentrations of sodium in sweat, stool, and saliva. The disorder involves multiple organ systems and is especially dangerous in the newborn period. Laboratory tests may show hyponatremia, hyperkalemia, and increased plasma renin activity with high levels of aldosterone in the blood. Respiratory tract infections are common in affected children. Treatment involves aggressive salt replacement and control of hyperkalemia. The disorder may become less severe with age. Autosomal recessive pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1 (PHA1B) is transmitted in an autosomal recessive manner and is caused by mutations in the genes coding for the subunits of the amiloride-sensitive sodium channel (SCNN1A, SCNN1B and SCNN1G).[1][2]
- Zennaro MC. Pseudohypoaldosteronism type 1. Orphanet. http://www.orphanet.net/consor/cgi-bin/OC_Exp.php?lng=EN&Expert=756. Accessed December 2, 2011.
- Pseudohypoaldosteronism, Type I, Autosomal Recessive. Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM). http://omim.org/entry/264350. Accessed December 2, 2011.
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I am thinking about building an SBR AR15 and had a question. I have been reading many different forums and wasn't really finding the answers I was looking for. When building the SBR, the lower is the part requiring the $200 tax stamp, correct? With this I already know that I could swap uppers say with a 10.5" and a 16" but would the 10.5" upper require anything as far as tax stamp? I know that I would need to have the lower engraved with Name, City, and State(I know I have to find the specifics as far as depth) and I have a good idea of the form that would be sent in.
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I do not own an SBR, but I have lurked and posted for years on http://www.subguns.com and read a bit of the CGA/NFA myself. Here is how I understand it.
The lower receiver is the part that is engraved and registered with the ATF. The upper receiver and barrel do not require anything. The serial number is required to be at least 1/8th inch high and .003" deep, so this is safe for the rest of the engraving also. You can get the ATF form 1 from the subguns or ATF websites. Make sure you print out the forms double sided and fill in all of the blocks that are not reserved for the ATF, even if it is just "N/A". You might get better answers from the Subguns NFA forum, but it is an old style format and the answers go away after a matter of days and become harder to find in the archives. Good luck. |
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Shopnut is right on the money! Just did it a few weeks ago. I had excellent guidance since I went straight to the BATF office and had them help me fill out the form and explain everything to me. Form 1 on the BATF website is the wrong form unless it has changed in the last few weeks. See if you can contact your local BATF office. They were alot of help.
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I downloaded the ATF form 1 from the ATF website at the beginning of the year for a silencer. It was approved in about four months. The current form looks like the one I used last. It says OMB No. 1140-001 (9/30/2010) at the top and ATF form 1 (5320.1) Revised September 2007 on the bottom.
I have heard that they will accept the older forms for a while, but I think this one is the currant form. You can call them in WV at 1 (304)616-4500. They are the guys that deal with form approval and should know. But remember, every time they pick up the phone to answer someone's question means less time spent rubber stamping forms for approval. |
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I'm thinking that when they had me measure overall length and barrel length that's what you are registering with the batf, also the engraved receiver that goes with the said measured barrel and setup. i just got two stamps for SBR back and I'm pretty fresh on this. but don't know how much of an issue it is to swap uppers. i have always heard you could swap them out like 6.8 and back to 223. but don't think that applies to a sbr registered gun. CALL BATF AND ASK FOR ATF AGENT Al Lamburger HE'LL HELP YOU OUT AND IS SUPER FAST ON RETURNS AND VERY NICE!
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You don't have to engrave the receiver of a lower you bought from a manufacturer.. (example: aero precision). Since the manufactured lower, which has a serial number on it, (yes, because you had to have a background check done and have it shipped to a FFL), if you bought it properly. So you have a serial number on the lower that Aero manufactured for you. Aero has engraved on their lowers the city and state. And the caliber is listed on the barrel when you put it together. So... looking at FORM1 as it READS:
Line4a Name and Location of ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER of FIREARM (receiver) that is what it says. so what do you write there? your name? NOPE. in this example the original manufacturer was AERO their location is Tacoma Washington. Line4b Type of Firearm. What are you building? SBR Line4c Caliber Gauge or Size. What barrel are you putting on? 223,308, 300? Line4D Model. Aero lists the model number on the lower you bought. Put that model number in that line Line4e Length of barrel . measure and write it down Line4f Overall . Length of gun... measure and write it down. Line4G Serial Number . Aero ALREADY has a serial number on the lower, it is what what put on it when (remember now), the ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER made the lower, as required by law, which happens to be AERO, not YOU. Put that serial number down. THAT is what law enforcement (duh) uses to identify the gun. Since you filled out your form 1, when they run that, it will show you have a SBR, and when you show your paper work when asked for, they will see in fact, the SBR you have, is correctly registered, because the manufacturer, the address, the location, the serial number... all that, is correct. Line I (eye) why do you intend to make (put together) a firearm (SBR, which you are applying for) : Reason: It is my stinkin right. (don't put that however). Just put because you are a collector, or any other legal reason. Why would you then need to carve the crap out of your work of art with an EXTRA serial number? Show me where in FORM 1 it tells you to do that. SHOW me where in the GCA it says that. Show me where in the NFA it says that. Show me where the ATF says that. IT doesn't. Does your car have your name and an extra serial number on it? What has two serial numbers and why are two serial numbers needed? Ignorant sheep following ignorant sheep. Look it up yourself. Any intelligent person filling out the forms CORRECTLY knows you don't have to engrave a "previously manufactured lower. " So , you ask,when would you engrave a lower with your name, address and serial number? When YOU manufactured it on your CNC machine, or if you bought a 80 percent lower, that has no serial number or name on it, and finished the work yourself. THEN, you are required to do what, in this case AERO, has already done. No where on FORM 1 does it have a second set of lines that ask AGAIN, for ANOTHER different serial number, name or state. (that is a huge clue) Remeber a manufactured lower you bought wasn't MADE by you, it was made by someone else. Example AERO. Carve your work of art up if you want, it just damages resale.... Last edited by JasonMarks; 04-17-2013 at 01:23 AM.. |
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Power Whip: With STAB and high power, tis is a very powerful move. However, good Attack is recommended. The high power easily makes up for the lower accuracy.
Sludge Bomb: STAB is the main point of having this move. It also provides a Special Attack.
Strength: Provides some neutral coverage. It is unlikely that a level 5 will be happy enough for Return.
Grasswhistle: Without the option of Sleep Powder, Grasswhistle is used instead to put the foe to Sleep.
Bulbasaur Learnset
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seed bomb-STAB Swords dance-raises attack through the roof strength-works. I think You can get a pokemon with a happiness of 120 if you hatch it from an egg, and it gains more from lots of walking, and even using vitamins (which is necessary in LC for your pokemon to survive.) Power whip//synthesis-the moves are pretty self explanatory. power whip for all out power, of the other for recovery. If you don't want two grass moves, you can give bulbasaur facade, and use him to absorb a status, powering it up even more.
special: Leaf storm/energy ball-power or reliability, your choice sludge bomb-STAB, chance to poison hidden power (rock)/synthesis-covers four weaknesses, or synthesis if you can't get HP rock. reflect/light screen-the screens protect you.
support: toxic/safeguard-hurt the foe or protect yourself Leaf storm-STAB, deals with taunt, and the stat drop won't matter since bulbasaur will switch a lot with this set. light screen reflect
Charm: Can't Hurt This with Physical Moves:)
Amnesia: Cant Hurt This With Sp. MOves!
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Energy Ball/Sludge Bomb: For A Damaging STAB Move.
Sp. Sweeper:
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Energy Ball: STAB
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