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Basic question here, but -
Say I have a 34 inch waste. How long of a girth belt should I order, considering that the back will be completed with add-on nylon straps or leather?
Basic question here, but -
Say I have a 34 inch waste. How long of a girth belt should I order, considering that the back will be completed with add-on nylon straps or leather?
Good question.
Order a 34in girthbelt if that is your waist. In the movie, Fett has 2 black straps that attach the top and bottom portions of the girthbelt. The link below is from TK409's site to show you what I am talking about.
So the belt is supposed to be kind of "small" which the black straps make up for. So if you order your waist size, the extra bulk of the cod/butt armor will compensate for the extra space needed for those straps. Makes sense? heh
Thanks, B. I'm kinda screwed, cause I cant find a size 31 girth belt. lol
Forgive the hijack dsonik1, is this the belt that is acceptable?
Actually, I thread jacked Chris... Sorry Chris. lol
So do we get a yes or no? Sorry Chris...lol.
What do you think?
i just ordered mine from www.marystack.com. they called me the next day to tell me they were out but ordered it and if it was ok if it took a couple of days longer. i said it was alright. took a week in a half, not bad, great costomer service. mohair girth belt is great haven't colored it yet but it was 19.00 dollars which is not bad. i got a size 38 for the girth belt, now my waist is a 32 and i where size 33-34 pants, you would think the belt would be to big, but the girth belt is three inches away from touching. the belt has buckles at both ends. there is no way to connect them together unless you add straps yourself. i intend on putting it over my cod piece so i will probably have around a 6 or 7 inch gap between the buckles. if your waist is 34 (skin measure) i recommend a 40 inch but thats according to marystack sizes.


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Ungodly lightweight sounds good to me. My Salomon SP3 bindings are ungodly heavy. I highly doubt bindings would contribute to knee pain. It's probably all the abuse you are laying into your legs. If you beat up on your leg muscles too much then the impact will start moving into your joints as the muscles aren't strong enough to absorb it. Hit up some Ibuprofen before and after you go, then ice afterwards. Also stretch before and after your go as well. Do all that and I bet your knee pain will go away. You're lucky you still have snow to run on, it's all gone here.
Any ways, what's the difference between the Relay Pro and the regular Relay bindings? Is it just materials and how customizable they are?
|I'm on day god knows what of riding them now. They work pretty good. They are last years salomon relay pro's though. They're ungodly light weight. The only thing I have to report different is that I have knee pain a bit more after riding unlike before, but then again I'm riding an ungodly amount of days and the park hits just keep getting bigger.
|Nice write up. Depending on how things go with the Ride RX I just bought, I might end up returning them and getting the Relays. I have some super old SP3 bindings (8+ years old) and they ratchets on those stick when releasing them as well. Funny how they haven't improved the ratchets at all.
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Hahaha! Actually I do have around a half dozen or so days at the resort. Believe it or not, I have a season pass at WP/Copper. I try to use it as little as possible. For me the truly epic days happen in the backcountry. Resort days are fun etc. But the days you get those OMG pictures are always backcountry.
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Wouldn't they be more of a decoration at your house then? I don't think I've ever read a post by you talking about being at a resort
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I've been using the Relay pros on my bc setup. The heel cup is comfortable and I honestly don't notice any performance difference with the flex. The biggest bitch with Salomon I have is their damn ratchets like to jam up when you try to release them. Otherwise, it's been a super solid binder. I just got a set of Union Force DLX's. I am debating on setting them on my bc setup or resort ride. If I do the resort board, I am going to have to wait until next week to try them out.
Decisions, decisions...
Wouldn't they be more of a decoration at your house then? I don't think I've ever read a post by you talking about being at a resort
I've been using the Relay pros on my bc setup. The heel cup is comfortable and I honestly don't notice any performance difference with the flex. The biggest bitch with Salomon I have is their damn ratchets like to jam up when you try to release them. Otherwise, it's been a super solid binder. I just got a set of Union Force DLX's. I am debating on setting them on my bc setup or resort ride. If I do the resort board, I am going to have to wait until next week to try them out.
Decisions, decisions...
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|I like the looks of that heelcup design, definitely not like anything I've ever seen before. I should get a buddy to buy some and let me try em
Salomon Relay Pro Bindings (Soft/flexible heel cup technology!)
Well I just got the steal of the century on these bindings, so I couldn't turn them down. These bindigns typically go for $170 or so, but I managed to pick up a pair of bindings that were used for display, for $60!
For those not familiar with the technology behind these boots, they use a fabric/flexible metal combination for the heel cup. They then run a steel cable up to the back of the highback, and afix it to the base, with adjustable forward lean. This means that for heelside turns, you have the stiff rigidty that you need, however flexibility side to side is vastly increased. Despite the amount of materials used in this process, the bindings remain amazingly light weight, and fit great! I used these bindings to replace a pair of modified drak super sports (with burton toe caps), and they were significantly lighter, and even more comfortable in fit.
I took the binding out riding this past wednesday, and I was REALLY stoked to get on it. At first it was interesting to have a setup as light as I have (I rock a forum warrior 160 board), because over the bumps I could certainly feel the additional chatter from the reduced weight. In the first run I attempted a butter over this plateau feature on the side of the trail, to not much success. Buttering is certainly not impossible in these bindings but different. Typically you just shift your weight over the nose or tail to butter, and the bindings side to side ridgidity automatically places you in a butter. As these bindings have minimal lateral support, you have to lean AND pick up your foot intentionally. It was different at first, but I quickly adjusted to the difference.
As far as general riding goes, the setup is amazing. It fits better than most bindings. Traditional freestyle oriented bindings will strap lower over the heel of your feet, to allow for lateral movement. These bindings howeve can strap DIRECTLY over your heel to hold your foot in, without reducing lateral movement at all, due to the fabric heel cup. Because of this, the binding resulted in less foot cramping, reduced heel lift, and as expected increased lateral movement (TWEAK THOSE GRABS!)
I rode pretty hard with this board all day. In the park I was hitting the largest tables stomping backside 3's and 5's with ease. I jumped in the super pipe and chaged some crazy airs, and the bindings road as good as I could have asked for the whole time. While no piece of equipment is going to really make you ride THAT much better, I found these bindings didn't hinder my riding at all, unlike other bindings sometime painful/heavy designs.
So, maybe it was just the AMAZING spring like riding I had this past Wednesday, or maybe these bindings really are just freaking amazing, but I had an amazing time on them, I think they kick some serious butt, and I'm stoked on them.
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Hey guys. I thought I'd write up a little instructions of how I fixed the pinch on my master replica helmet.
Ive never done anything like this so please bare with the less than professional ways
I used to do it. ;)
Things I used.
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JB Weld the kind that you cut and kneed together as needed
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Hand held Plexi glass cutter
I started by peeling back the lining about a half inch to an inch all the way around the existing visor.
I used an x-acto knife to cut any stingy glue holding the lining on. I made slits near the eye ends to peel it back easier. the arrows in the pic point that out.
I used duct tape to hold the lining back and out of the way.
I used a small Phillips screw driver to remove the screws all around the visor. There are a lot of screw so take your time with them.
I would have re-used the screws but I thought it would be near impossible to re line up new holes in a new visor with the existing holes for the screws and I didnt want to drill
New holes into the helmet.
I cut three toothpicks to the size I wanted the mandibles to be spread and I taped them together using 3m painters tape to not effect the paint on the helmet.
I heated the helmet inside and out with a blow dryer and added the spacers toothpicks to the openings so the helmet wasnt stressed and started taking that shape. Its actually pretty bendable and easy to shape once you get the initial visor out and add heat to it.
I used spacers like in this picture.
This pic shows the spacers I made and where I had them and the arrows are pointing to the gap I'll talk about when I'm putting the visor in below.
When I removed the visor I split it apart and used mostly the eye part to trace the size
Exactly. I modified the bottom part making it as wide as needed to keep the mandibles open to the correct size. After I traced the size I wanted I cut the new shield with a hand held plexi glass cutter and a straight edge. This takes some elbow grease and patience to do it right. I was able to hold the new visor down flat to make the cut. I broke my first visor cause I didnt cut deep enough before I tried to crack the excess off. You really have to score it almost all the way through to avoid this.
In this pic when I say I cut it too short I meant too narrow.
I got the size I wanted and put it in to fit but it wasnt wide enough so I super glued toothpicks on either side to make up the distance. Now the shield rests nicely on the
Toothpicks and is holding the mandibles open.
Once a I got a nice fit all around with the new shield I starter at the bottom with the JB weld and small pieces and started bonding the helmet and shield covering up the toothpicks at the bottom and heading upwards with small pieces of needed bond.
kinda blury pic of the weldbond
I got to a tricky part where the mandible was sticking slightly out further then the other
So I needed to exert extra force to push it back in slightly to bond to the shield. Otherwise there would have been a gap. Besides the cutting of the new visor this was the second most challenging step cause I had to hold it together in place with force for a half hour or more for it to bond to the shield.
this pic shows where I applied the extra pressure
I used less bond around the eye parts because it was pretty snug in there already with no gaps.
I took the duct tape off the lining and laid it back down and it covered the weld bond from the inside nicely.
And there you have it. I was worried about the paint coming off because I was handling it so much put where ever I could I used causing and a soft t-shirt to exert pressure to cover my finger tips. I also taped the visor with the 3m painters tape to protect it while I was jb welding it on.
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|selzer, i would think if the blood loss was severe, that would have been picked up on routine lab work.
If I am not mistaken, the way they check for hookworms is to find eggs in the stool. The thing is, hookworms (unless I am mixing them up with another type of worm) well I think it is hookworms that do not shed eggs all the time. Hooks attach to the intestine and generally cause blood loss. But, because they do not always shed eggs, they can be missed in a stool sample. In fact, my vet said you really need to have several negative tests to rule out hooks. I am wondering if your vet felt he should have wormed the dog with a wide spectrum wormer as a first step in treating something that could have very well been worms.
Of course, I could be mixing up my worms, could be whips that act that way.
If this is true about hooks, and it is also true about false negatives on giardia, then don't be too disappointed in your vet. Vets have to treat critters who can't talk to them, and they have to try and do it economically for the most part. Some go the extra mile (and expense) to diagnose completely before treatment. Others do some economical tests to rule stuff out, within reason, and then treat what a thing is most likely to be, and use the response to the meds and symptoms to determine whether they got it right or not. Both methods are used in veterinary practices and have merit.
For example, in the case of hookworms, the vet that adds up the symptoms and determines that 85% of the cases will have some type of worm, that will be managed by XYZ wormer, even if it did not show up in the stool, will worm the dog, and take care of the problem.
The vet that wants to know what he is treating before treating it, will test the stool and run bloodwork, and if the hooks weren't shedding eggs today, they may not treat, but they won't give wormer to a dog when the dog is not suffering from a worm load.
I hope this is the whole of what is going on with your dog. It will be really great to start to see the pounds go back on him.
I'm sorry you are going through this, but glad you have a diagnosis. I've seen hooks nearly kill dogs, if left untreated--they really, really do a number on the dogs. Fortunately, though, a few rounds of dewormer will fix the problem (Panacur I'm guessing? or Drontal Plus?) and let the dog start packing on some much-needed pounds. Of all the possible things that could have cause this condition, this one is among the most easily fixed -- so try to look on the bright side!
I don't want to stress you out more...but hookworms can also affect other mammals (including people), if you come in contact with the bare ground where the feces was allowed to sit. The larvae can enter through the skin, including skin of bare feet, and they can live in the soil for a long time (6 months) waiting for a mammal to walk over the soil. Plan to wear shoes in your backyard this Spring and summer, and keep any little ones in shoes too when the weather warms.
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|in people giardia can take 3 or more samples and still can not be found and are just treated based on symptoms. can't explain the hook worms. glad your dane will be ok now.
|The delay is frustrating. (I know, I went through 2+ years of misdiagnosis which almost killed my dogs) BUT you now have something to treat - something definitive!
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I've had several false negatives with giardia tests, so that's not really that unusual. Seems like they should have found the hookworms though.
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|I've had several false negatives with giardia tests, so that's not really that unusual. Seems like they should have found the hookworms though.
Beyond angry and worried
I am so dang mad!! I cant even believe it. For you who dont know, I have a 3 year old Great Dane that has lost a lot of weight over the last month (23lbs). We took him to his vet and they did blood work and everything, they then tell us everything looks fine, change his food. So we change his food, still losing weight so we talked to our other vet. (We were planning on switching Abel, our Great Dane over to our GSDs vet) So we tell him whats going on and he tell us to have the old vet fax Abels file over to them and hell look at it. So we do that, and our new vet tells us to bring in a stool sample next time we come in for Ridley, our GSD. So we bring it in and not 24 hours later we get a call telling us Abel had Giardia and Hook Worms. WHAT THE @!(@#($!!!!!!!!!!! The new vet tells us that this is treatable but he didnt understand how the other vet missed this . My question exactly!!!! I cant believe our old vet! Im so angry and disappointment in our old vet, this was an easy fix but it could have become something serious because he doesnt know what hes doing. Im so glad we switched vets. We have both the dogs on antibiotics to combat the Giardia and Abel has one for his hook worm. Is just goes the show you, paying a little more for a vet visit is TOTALLY worth it!! Do your research before choosing a vet. Anyways, unfortunately we also found out from our last vet visit that Ridley has high PH and protein levels in her urine. The vet is having us give her 500mg vitamin C tablets a day to try to lower her PH levels. Once they get the PH levels down to normal he will take another look at the protein levels, were hoping the high protein levels are from the PH levels but it could be her kidneys. Each vet visit seems to cost more and more money and its beginning to really stress us out but we have no choice, Im not going to let my dogs stay sick. I really cant help but feel there something were doing wrong..... We are doing our best but it looks like our best isnt cutting it. It so hard for us to see our babies sick and we will keep trying to get them back to 100%.
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We are less than a week into the playoffs and it seems the main story line of the playoffs so far has been head shots and general player safety whether it was the Shea Weber non-suspension or the number of dangerous hits and other 'goonery' that took place last night and it probably all started with the hit and concussion suffered by Daniel Sedin a couple weeks ago.
For me, I find the whole player safety debate interesting because it seems the most silent group in the debate is the players. There is a lot of media outrage against head hits and other dangerous events and even some fan outrage (though less significant than the media portrays) but player outrage doesn't seem to exist. The players are the ones at risk here, not the media or the fans, and it is my opinion that until the players feel outraged by the lack of player safety should I really care?
Many players are highly intelligent with college or university degrees (or intelligent without degrees, you don't need a degree to be intelligent). Players are paid a lot of money, they have a players union and can hire highly intelligent agents and union representatives to fight for their rights. As of yet I haven't seen any indication from the players that player safety is nearly as important a concern for them as it is for much of the media. In the next couple months the players and the owners will begin negotiations of a new collective bargaining agreement. One of the main reasons why unions formed was to demand better work place safety in factories. If the players don't take this new CBA negotiation opportunity to raise player safety concerns why should I as a fan care one iota about player safety. I am willing to be proven wrong, but I suspect money and player freedom (free agency) will remain the #1 issue for players and player safety will hardly get discussed.
Note: I want to mention that this only applies to professional hockey dealing with adults, often very well paid adults. Kids hockey and junior hockey players need to be protected by external groups because they are less fit to do so themselves.


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|I agree with Chickie and the others that its not only the law, but a good one at that. I've had 3 freinds killed in auto accidents that were thrown from vehicles. Its not a macho thing or about "big brother watching over us" its just common sense and mandatory. Anyone remember Ralph Nader, and his crusades for safety and other auto concerns? Buckle up!
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The problem with letting everyone do what they want is that it creates disorder and disorganization. I agree that we are way too heavily regulated, and seat belts could be optional...for ADULTS...but all minors should be required to wear them and all children under the appropriate size should be in child restraints. If you are a parent and choose not to wear your seat belt, it is your business if you have an accident and make your child an orphan or worse...your surrogate parent because you are a vegetable and can only eat through a straw....I also agree that the anti-smoking thing is going WAY too far. As an ex-smoker, I still feel that those who choose to smoke have that right and nobody can tell them they can't, but there should be constraints on where they can smoke...i.e. no smoking on the bus, in hospitals or other public gathering places unless they are outdoor areas....
I could go on and on, but you get the idea....structure and rules are a necessary evil, but should be used in moderation and as a guideline.
Whoa!! I never said it was ok to not wear a safety belt! (nor did I say it was bad) It's saved me before so I'll wear one.
I don't go around telling people that they shouldn't smoke even though I can inhale the secondhand, why should I treat seatbelts any differently?
I say just make everything optional and without any age limits. Seatbelt, airbags, helmets, drinking, smoking...do whatever you want, why should it be regulated?
Argh, there's so many other things that make me so mad about this country...but I'd get too far off topic
|4 Jaw Chick
Children learn by example. I would not dream of getting into the car without doing up my seatbelt because then my kids would think it's an okay thing for them not to buckle up. It's just not. It's one thing for an adult to say they want to have a choice about whether to buckle up or not, but think about the kid who loses a Mom or Dad or Uncle or Aunt (pick your relative) because of that choice. Then think about the Mom or Dad who loses a child because they learned from someone elses's example that it's okay not to buckle up. I don't let my kids ride in anyone else's car unless I KNOW FOR A FACT that the person driving will be ensuring that EVERYONE is buckled up.
But that's just me.
The wearing your seatbelt law is nothing new in most places. Here in Florida, it has always been the law to wear your seatbelt. Its just that they are enforcing it now.
Anyway, I have to say I will always wear my seatbelt. When I was in high school, I got my first vehicle, a 1986 Suzuki Samurai. Had it for about 3 months when some guy in an F-150 ran a stop sign and smashed right into me. I flipped once and ended up on my side facing the opposite direction I was going. I think if I wasnt wearing my seatbelt, I would be dead.
"Drives me batty! I can't stand the fact that the law enforcement has nothing better to do than pick on law abiding motorists instead of tracking down and arresting murderers, rapists, and thieves."
I always love hearing that. If they were law abiding, they would be wearing their seatbelts! The thieves also think that the law enforcement should be concentrating on murders and rapists.
I saw something a while back on tv about a helmet law in Florida. If I remember right, they don't have to wear them if they have a certain amount of medical insurance coverage. That way the state or other person in the accident does not get burdened with the higher medical cost because someone didn't take safety precautions. I am sure that someone here can clarify that. Any way, they said that there is no way to tell if the person that you see riding without the helmet has that coverage, so it isn't enforced, and most don't have it.
Keep in mind that the other person not wearing their seatbelt effects you too. Most states have an insurance requirement for under-insured coverage. That meand that if one person's policy coverage isn't enough, the other's kicks in. Many states also have a "contributory negligence" law also. That means that if they can show that you are even 1% at fault, the other person can collect from your insurance. Insurance companies only have to pay the maximum amount of the policy. Most policies have a limit of about $50,000 for medical. That doesn't take long. If it is your company paying, you could be held responsible for the rest. That beautiful girl that you see not wearing their seatbelt. When she hits the steering wheel, and gets a scar on her face, just took that $50,000 real quick, and maybe your house or hotrod. Of course, she was going to be a model.
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I went to a tech school with a guy that never wore a seat belt. Dan's probably done picking glass fragments out of his face by now. Missing his front teeth is an added bonus for his wife. She no longer needs to cook steak for him. Dang deer. He always said that if he was hurt in a car they could just hose his brains off the dash and sell the car to someone else. He was almost right.
I can see the argument for not doing it because the government is forcing it (like everything else) on us, but come on people, think about it, windshields are hard, steering wheels are hard, airbags don't work properly if you don't wear your seat belts. It's just not worth it to not wear them. Sure, they may cause more harm than good in some cases, but those cases are getting farther and farther apart. One of my cousins crashed his s-10 on the plus side of 115. The seat, him and the belts exited the truck out the back window as a whole unit. He's OK now, but swears he'll never wear a seat belt again. The last thing I told him was it's been nice knowing ya. Just click it. We don't need to lose anybody here to an over sized macho ego.
I don't know about anybody else, but I've got enough other things to do this summer without needing to go a funeral for someone who was to selfish to think of his/her family before driving off.
Being a former member of my local fire depertment, I seen too many things. I quit for personal time constraint reasons.
I specialized in rescue, vehicle, bus, confined space, water, rope/high angle, search-and-rescue (this area is great for a hunter who wants to get lost), had two levels of firefighter training, and had limited experience in being an ambulance crewmember.
I have seen where seatbelts wouldn't have made ANY difference, the last one I worked on had her seatbelt on and the airbags deployed, it DID NOT MATTER as her Ford Explorer FOLDED in the middle. Square frontal impact with a tree at an estimated 45 mph.
I wear mine and make sure my immediate family follows suit, and if someone rides in my vehicle I make them too as Pennsylvania law states I can be stopped for just the seatbelt violation regardless of front seat occupant committing the violation, driver or passenger.
As far as seatbelts in busses, I'm all for it, my daughter gets picked up for head start in a 2003 GMC C-65 series schoolbus conversion which includes seatbelt provisions for all occupants with adjustability for different sized occupants, it also includes adjustable fold-away child safety seats (car seats) for what the law here requires of children of different ages and weights.
I took a bus rescue course for the department in 1995, the bus we worked with was almost 20 years old then, and it was difficult to gain alternate entry from the sides, roof, and floor. The newer models have external re-inforcement ribs, but are now equipped with alternate entry/exit points (look for the window frames that pop out, they have reflective paint or tape around them, and are located in the mid point of each side).
I am all for safety devices and stuff, but it should include ALL vehicles.
Motorcycles, and loud exhaust- they are legal, and don't have the emissions hound on them as hard.
My car has to be quieter than my lawnmower, and will soon have to make an emission testing machine happy.
The cyclist in PA. also has a choice of whether he wants to wear a helmet or not, I'm required to buckle-up but he's free to fly off his machine.
I have nothing against motorcycles, and have owned two in the past.
My kids have to wear a helmet in public areas on their bicycles, but not if they want to use a skateboard or rollerblades.
The neighbors' cats can run loose, walk all over my vehicles, and kill the rabbits my daughter loves to watch (and catch, but never does), but my dogs have to have shots, be restrained, and have licenses.
Laws arent meant to make any of us happy, they are meant to keep "darwins dimwits" alive and among us. "Heres' your sign"
The attached picture is of a PSP cruiser stuck in wet concrete in a construction zone, you would think the female officer would turn off the pursuit lights, she ain't goin' nowhere for a while.
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It is required to use baby seats here but there are always those who ignore it. Most children here are climbing all over the inside of the car.Favorite place is to stand between the front seats.
I tell those in the back of any car I´m driving to belt up, not
particularly for their safety,I don´t want them hitting me on their way forward during an accident.
I don't like the idea of forcing people to do what the government deams as good.
I make sure that I am always wearing a seat belt, and anyone that rides in my car must do so too. That seat belt prevented any serious injury or death when I totaled my first car, but I still feel that the choice should be made individually.
I didn't wear any helmet while riding my bicycle in my younger days either and I'm still here, even after numerous wipe outs.
Besides, people smoke even though they are under 18, and drink when they are under 21. Do you really think that people are going to buckle up just because big brother says so?
I just think it's an easy way for the government to make money. The federal and most state governments are broke. Means you have to tax the citizens. Hmm....instead of a tax lets make an existing secondary law a primary offense so we can pull people over for and then crack down on it, especially since we already know alot of the population doesn't wear a seat belt.
Drives me batty! I can't stand the fact that the law enforcement has nothing better to do than pick on law abiding motorists instead of tracking down and arresting murderers, rapists, and thieves.
|Next it will be helmets .rollcages,helmet straps. Then solet green.lol
|4 Jaw Chick
Hey Malc, do you mean to say that the use of child seats is not required in Europe?
And Frisco, we have group in our city that has been lobbying for seat belts in our school buses but it seems to be falling on deaf ears. I agree it seems to be a logical conclusion in relation to the required seat belt use in passenger vehicles.
Every time the kids get in the car, the FIRST thing they do is put on their seat belts...then they hound us until we do the same.
I don't remember how old I was when seat belt use became mandatory, but I remember it. I remember the ad campaign on TV and all the signs on the side of the highways....At the time we all rebelled against it, but after awhile we realized the it was a good thing.
As to the original question: To the best of my knowledge, seat belts and the use of them are required (see below) in ALL the states as are child safety seats.
Seat belts are only required in vehicles that originally were factory equipped with them.
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LPD detectives continued the investigation by interviewing witnesses and family members. A statewide BOLO was issued for a white, Nissan Altima which was believed to be the vehicle being driven by Mr. Curtis. That vehicle was spotted by a South Daytona Police officer at 3:03 am. When the driver refused to stop a police chase ensued.
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As can be inferred from its name, MacPup Opera is based off Puppy Linux, a small and convenient Linux flavor whose main features include:
- Small size, which makes it loadable into RAM memory, thus making it lightning fast.
- A "cut to the chase" approach involving minimal setup options so you can concentrate on what matters.
- Easy to carry in inexpensive 2GB or less USB pendrives.
You can read more about this project and its main features HERE.
MacPup Opera 2.0 sports an up to date version of the aclaimed Enlightenment Desktop, which may just be a good reason to give this distro a try. Enlightenment is very different to GNOME, KDE or Xfce, definitely worth checking out.
The Enlightenment MacPup Opera desktop.
Note that I didn't customize anything, this is exactly what you get after the installation. The enlightenment desktop has lots of potential, as demonstrated in this VIDEO.
My personal take on the Enlightenment window manager? Well, I feel its quite impressive at a glance, but wears out very quickly in my opinion. I think e17 was very much in the fight with the "big ones" back when it was released, but now it looks aged and obsolete. KDE and GNOME have maintained a very fast development and improvement pace, which is supported by a large community of developers. In turn, Enlightenment can only count on a much smaller community of developers and users, and it shows.
It should be noted, though, that the Enlightenment project is more than a window manager. You can learn more about it on its OFFICIAL SITE
The third MacPup Opera main component, which also makes it to its name, is the Opera web browser. There is an alternate version (MacPup Foxy) which uses Firefox, but since I hardly use Opera, I thought it would be more interesting for me to test drive this flavor.
The Opera browser is tightly integrated and works very well.
I have to say that I have tried Opera in several occasions, this being the last one. In the last three years, I have tried it once every few months, when a new release was out. Release 10 got me most interested, with expectations sky high, but it was a bit of a let down. Trying this latest version (10.10) was once again a disappointment. Don't get me wrong, Opera does many things very well, and I personally find it useful that it includes a simple yet convenient email client. Having said so, my main interest is around internet browsing, and that's where I feel it falls short compared to other popular Linux internet browsers, such as Firefox or Chromium.
Nevertheless, if you are an Opera fan, you will find it runs smoothly and fast in MacPup Opera.
As already mentioned before, MacPup Opera's small size makes it the perfect candidate to be loaded into memory. Let's backtrack a bit, though, and explain how this works for those who have never tried it.
The idea is the same as in most other Linux distro releases. First step starts when downloading the ISO image, which you would later burn into a CD. Insert the LiveCD and boot from it and the first thing you find is a nice graphical menu which allows for two choices. You can either copy MacPup Opera into RAM memory, which is the default option, or simply boot from the CD.
Copying into RAM means exactly that, the whole operating system is loaded into RAM memory, which is easily doable due to its tiny size.
GIMP can't load any faster!
As you can imagine, once the copy process is over, things get as fast as they get. Menus load in an instant, applications open just as you click them... Definitely worth checking out, it even has a funny effect. GIMP loads so fast it will make you smile!
The benefits are quickly noticeable, but there is an obvious downside as well. When booting from a CD and loading the OS into RAM, we have no storage support, which means whatever customization (a wireless profile setting, for example) or piece of work (saving a file) will be lost as soon as you shutdown. As a result, MacPup is great for carrying around, perhaps even boot on machines with no hard drive, but not that suited for work that requires local storage. If you wanted to use MacPup to that effect, I recommend setting it up in a USB pendrive, which you can use as storage. Loading a stored wireless profile, for example, is very simple that way.
Note that if you accidentaly lose power when working from RAM, all your work will be gone!
All that performance gain and small size come at a prize. The interface and applications are very (maybe too) simplistic, at times bound to command line type interfaces. For example, the resource monitor is pretty much a terminal window with
top command preloaded. Think of it as running the following command in your favorite distro:
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The Rox file manager does what it is supposed to do, and does it fast, but the looks are archaic at best.
The ROX file manager fits perfectly in MacPup Opera
That same overall feel is a constant throughout. All in all, I can't say this is a distro for first timers. For example, creating a wireless connection is not difficult and can be achieved entirely from the GUI, but let's just say there are many things that are too big a departure from "Windows ways" to be easily digested by a new user. For more experienced users, though, MacPup may be a fresh alternative to your main distro.
The exit dialog in MacPup Opera 2.0
If you have been using Linux for some time and have a clear understanding of how you will benefit from what MacPup Opera has to offer, then you will likely get a kick out of it. If you simply want to find out more about it or the Enlightenment window manager, by all means give it a go, you only have one CD-R to lose.
I personally believe there are many areas in which MacPup Opera 2.0 can be an extremely handy distro, just understand this is probably not best suited for main desktop use.
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TNDuckHunter1 wrote:I agree with making some of the races is shorter. Some of the drivers complain about fans wanting to see the crashes. Who wants to watch them drive around in circles for 5 hours with nothing happening.
Not sure who your favorite driver is but i don't think jimmy johnson going to make it this year.
TNDuckHunter1 wrote: This next statement should get this forum going. Would you agree that dale junior is overrated?
TNDuckHunter1 wrote:So lets talk about Danika. I can enjoy the beauty of of a woman as much as any other guy. But I am a little dissapointed in her.
As far as i can see her only comercial with a little "class" is the Academy one. The stats show that she is a huge role model to woman (most younger) the name Danika went up a huge %in the last couple years but most of her tv adds are 99% sex. She is even in the shower with another woman in one of them.
I know sex sells but what do you think?
If I had a daughter that had her as a "hero"I would want to see her do a little more than seduce men on webcams.
woodduck14 wrote:I root for Matt Kenseth, 5th in pts right now so its going pretty good.
Jimmie will make the chase, but wont win it this year
JR is over rated, but people will always root for him.
Danica will be in NASCAR next season, I think the sport needs to her to get some new viewers/fans. More people might tune in if shes racing.
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Hardin Memorial Health is leading a charge this weekend to help residents become more informed and heart healthy in their lifestyle choices.
HMH is hosting Heart Fair 2013 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday inside the fifth floor auditorium of Hardin Memorial Hospital, where residents can register for a free lipid profile.
The lipid profile includes total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglyceride and glucose checks, a $75 value that is offered for free during the fair.
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Visitors can measure their blood pressure and blood glucose levels and participate in a body mass index examination or body fat analysis, according to a flier for the fair.
Blaiklock said educational booths is available with information on heart healthy nutrition, disease and weight management, stroke prevention, cardiac catheterization, diabetes and fitness. Health care providers from cardiology and primary care are available to consult and meet with fairgoers.
The hospital has held several fairs in the past during February to recognize American Heart Month and Blaiklock said the hospital will help arm visitors with information on the American Heart Association's simple seven measures for life: Get active, control cholesterol, eat better, manage blood pressure, lose weight, reduce blood sugar and stop smoking.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S., according to HMH, and one in every three deaths is caused by heart disease and stroke.
For those who cannot attend the fair, they are encouraged to visit the HMH website and find where the Wellness on Wheels mobile health unit will be located during February.
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There's so much I love about the Stanley Cup playoffs–the quickened pace of what is already the "fastest sport in the world," and the increased intensity are just a few things playoff hockey has to offer. But I can't help thinking the postseason is too long. I am not one to demand less hockey, but I also can't deny that playoff fatigue comes over me every year. We're now in the third week of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs and are just now entering the second round. There is at least another month left in the postseason. It's a bit ridiculous, but there are options out there that would solve the issue and still leave fans happy. 1. Change first two rounds to best of five Unlike Major League Baseball, the NHL's first two rounds borrow from the NBA format and are best-of seven series. Unlike the NBA, though, the NHL is often a lot more competitive in the first round. Therefore it's not uncommon to see a series to go six or seven games, as evidenced by the three series that went to seven games this year. A seven-game series takes roughly two weeks complete, which is ridiculously long for the opening rounds of the playoffs. The league's best bet to fix this problem would be to emulate Major League Baseball and make the first two rounds best-of-five. You'd eliminate at least an entire week from the playoffs as a result. That's not a lot of time, but I would bet we'd see more three-game sweeps and thus less time taken up by the first two rounds. 2.) Back-to-back home games A staple of playoff hockey is the day off between games, even if the teams are playing back-to-back games in the same city. Sometimes the league even gives the teams two days off between playoff games. I understand how grueling and demanding hockey is (especially in the playoffs), but I don't think that's a good enough reason to prohibit teams playing back-to-back games when they're staying in the same city. There are always a few times in the regular season where teams play back-to-back games, so it wouldn't be difficult to adjust or get used to that schedule. 3.) A 12-team playoff Out of the 30 total teams in the NHL, just over half (16) make the playoffs. That means the playoffs don't even truly include the elite and worthy teams in the league that season. It also contributes prolonging the postseason more than it has to. The new playoff format that came with the league's realignment will create a wild card round, but that seems unnecessary and still keeps the 16-team format. Some good teams are going to be barred from the playoffs with the 12-team format, but it does make the playoffs truly representative of the league's best, so there would be no shortage of good hockey. If the NHL took those three steps it could dramatically reduce the length of its postseason and create an even better brand of hockey as a result. The post The NHL must shorten Stanley Cup playoffs appeared first on Midwest Sports Fans.
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There were high times, low times, and times when I wanted to jump out the window and run into traffic. But in the end, we got an exhaustive and accurate benchmark out of the deal. I regret not deciding to jump on this well over a month ago... I just had no idea what we were in for :S
Indeed, lol. And even yesterday we were still picking glass from the floor. This thing consumes us in more than one way. Uff!
Ok, here's the promised description of the CPU2006 benchmark suite, for future reference. I'll try to make this short and to the point.
First and foremost, Rob already linked to it, but here it is again, the
website of the suite
, for anyone wishing to dig deeper.
What is CPU2006?
CPU2006 is a benchmark suite composed of 29 individual benchmarks that test a CPU integer and floating point performance, as well as its memory subsystem. Every individual benchmark is composed of real-world algorithms (algorithms that are used on various types of applications, from video encoding to scientific applications or file compression) and was specifically developed to stress test the CPU.
The CPU2006 benchmarks are divided in two distinct groups:
measures computer-intensive integer performance and is composed of 12 tests developed either in C or C++.
measures computer-intensive floating-point performance and is composed of 17 tests, developed either in C, C++ or Fortran.
Results are presented separately for the integer and floating-point groups.
What kind of metrics there are?
CPU2006 can perform two different types of benchmarks:
Speed Benchmarks: How fast the CPU performs a task.
Rate Benchmarks: How many tasks can a CPU perform in a given time.
Techgage will concern itself only with Speed Benchmarks and these are the results that will be shown in future CPU reviews.
How is the data reported?
Rob is still working on the best way to present this data. But he's also going to publish the results to SPEC website. So we can discuss those, knowing that Rob will use these as a base for whatever cool graphs and presentation he cooks for us on future CPU review articles.
A typical SPEC report
can be seen here
You can see from the top-right, this is an integer benchmark results file. That is, this is a CINT2006 results file. A floating-point (CFP2006) results file is exactly the same, only the tests are different. One example (for the exact same system)
can be found here
Results at the top-right are median values obtained from all tests. Individual benchmark results can be seen on the graph below and on the Results Table further down.
CPU2006 runs the tests 3 times. Run #1, Run #2 and Run #3. Each of these
can still be configured to run the same test more than once. These individual runs inside a Run # are called
. So a Run # can be made up of 1 or more copies (1 or more executions of the benchmark).
CPU2006 can be configured to run two
of benchmarks.
. Each of these sets performs 3 Runs and their results are calculated separately.
Base Run #1 is executed. It executes as many Copies, as it was configured to. The final result for Base Run #1 is calculated by averaging the results of every copy executed. Then Base Run #2 starts, then Base Run #3.
After all Base benchmark is done, Peak benchmark starts. It executes just as Base did above. The difference is that the results are calculated differently. Instead of averaging the results of every executed Copy, Peak locates the highest performing Copy and uses that as the result for that Run #.
Peak is optional and doesn't actually need to be performed if we so wish. Its values can be collected from the Base run by simply grabbing the highest speed Copy from that run. But in that case, if the benchmark is configured to run just one Copy, the results from Peak and Base will coincide for every Run.
Techgage isn't planning at this time to run more than one Copy. So there are no plans to include Peak in Techgage benchmarks.
Results are published in
and as a
Seconds: The average time of an executed Copy, for Base. Or the fastest time of an executed Copy, for Peak.
Ratio: CPU2006 uses a reference machine (a
296 MHz UltraSPARC II
) as the basis for the ratio calculation. A ratio of 20, means 20 times faster than this reference machine result.
It's this Ratio result that serves as the basis for CPU2006 reporting, as you can see form the reports linked above.
How is the benchmark suite executed?
SPEC has a very stringent set of procedures and rules that it demands every tester to follow in order for the benchmarks to be sanctioned and validated by SPEC (and allowed to be posted to their website).
The machine being benchmarked must have a compiler suite installed. For Linux this is usually GCC, while for Windows this is usually the Intel compiler. Other compilers can be used, but they must conform to certain
rules that SPEC source code makes use of (which on windows excludes Microsoft's VC++, for instance).
The tester can however use pre-compiled binaries of the individual tests. But this is by far less than ideal, because those binaries may have been compiled on a different CPU and may not fully reflect the CPU architecture being tested.
Techgage will always compile and never use pre-built binaries. Any exception will be clearly noted and the reasons detailed.
The tester must configure the compilation process, conforming to
SPEC run rules
; a very complex rules set, as you can see from the link. Fortunately, compiler configuration files already exist that facilitate this process somehow and the tester is left with the task of tweaking these to their needs... following the rules at all times. Here you can find an
example of a configuration file
An utility called
, executes the benchmark once all is properly configured. This can take several hours. On a Intel 2600k Rob used, it takes around 13 hours to execute the whole benchmark (3 Runs of Base and Peak, 1 Copy each).
Once the benchmark is executed, result files are automatically generated and everything is checked against SPEC rules. If the benchmark conforms to these rules, the results files are flagged as valid and can be submitted to SPEC for inclusion on their
results page
. Otherwise they are flagged as Invalid.
Invalid results aren't bad results (all results are good since they are always accurate). These are however results that don't conform to SPEC rules. But that may have been intentional, depending on the needs and requirements of the tester. The results just simply cannot be submitted to SPEC, since their specificity isn't in agreement with SPEC requirements for a standard benchmark procedure.
Does Techgage follow SPEC rules?
To the letter!
All benchmarks done by Techgage in the context of its CPU or computer review articles, will be submitted to SPEC. Any exceptions will be clearly mentioned on the article and the reasons for that explained.
Techgage will use Windows for CPU2006 benchmarking. The source code build tools will be the Intel Compiler v12 and Visual Studio 2008. The configuration files have all been already tested and fully conform to SPEC rules.
Visual Studio is required because the Intel Compiler uses Microsoft C and C++ standard libraries. The reason 2008 is being used and not 2010 is because there's currently a bug in the Intel Compiler that generates an header conflict between math.h and Intel's specific mathinf.h (
). Because SPEC does not allow changes in the source code of the individual benchmarks, we adopt VS 2008.
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When the LDS Church called upon its members to ''do all you can'' to back California's proposed gay-marriage ban, it inspired Orem entrepreneur Bruce Bastian.
He donated $1 million - to the opposition.
In one fell swoop of his pen, the WordPerfect co-founder outspent all Utah donors - 37 of them - who have pitched in $120,550 to push Proposition 8, a ballot measure seeking to eliminate Caifornia's current recognition of same-sex couples marriages. The outcome could wind up framing the issue for other states.
Bastian, a former Mormon who is openly gay, made a smaller donation of $5,000 to the Human Rights Campaign's ''No on Prop 8'' committee earlier, in May, but he was "upset" when the LDS Church issued its statement in June urging members to back the proposed constitutional amendment. So he upped the ante with a seven-figure check.
"The LDS Church has no business [sticking] their big nose in something that's a legal matter, not a religious matter," Bastian said. "Constitutions are meant to protect minorities, not to take rights away from people."
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, on its Web site, directs members who want to support Prop 8 to visit ProtectMarriage.com, which operates from Sacramento, Calif. Utahns have kicked in $120,550 to the Prop 8 backer, according to public finance records. Mormonsfor8. com, a Web site tracking LDS donors through Internet research and word of mouth, pegs overall Mormon support as much higher.
The group has identified about a third of donors backing Prop 8 as Mormon, with their contributions reaching close to $5 million.
"If we could identify every Mormon, I think that probably 85 to 90 percent of the donors [to ProtectMarriage.com] would be Mormon," said Cedar City resident Nadine Hansen, creator of Mormonsfor8.com. A member of the church and a former Californian, she considers the site to be informational and neutral on Prop. 8.
ProtectMarriage.com spokeswoman Jennifer Kerns acknowledged that a large number of the group's 25,000 volunteers, who spend weekends canvassing neighborhoods and making phone calls, are LDS.
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"Californians are sick and tired of the court system sticking it to the voters," she said, noting that voters passed a law banning gay marriage in 2000 that, earlier this year, was overturned by the California Supreme Court.
Marriage between a man and a woman, she added, "is the definition that is healthiest for our society and that is the definition that is healthiest for our children."
In its June 30 statement, the LDS Church said its position on the "moral issue" of marriage is "unequivocal."
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"Bhikkhus, what one intends, and what one plans, and whatever one has a tendency towards: this becomes a basis for the maintenence of consciousness. When there is a basis, there is a support for the establishing of consciousness"
I always read that consciousness it dependent on six sense bases but the above qutation states it is because of volitional action that there is consciousness.
Is this because voltion is counted as something the mind-base can have contact with and thus consciousness or am i getting it totally wrong?


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Iona Baseball Drops MAAC Doubleheader At Canisius
BUFFALO, NY - After taking the first game of the three-game set, the Iona College (17-30, 7-11 MAAC) baseball team was shut out in both games of a doubleheader, falling to Canisius (26-24, 11-7 MAAC) 3-0 and 7-0 on Saturday afternoon at The Demske Sports Complex.
Senior Justin Wiley pitched a complete game in the first game of the afternoon, but surrendered three runs on nine hits, but walked five as the Gaels could only muster five hits in the loss.
In the second game, the Golden Griffs scored all seven runs in the first three innings forcing the Iona to use five pitchers in the game. Junior Matt Marley pitched the first inning and allowed two earned runs, four total, on two hits. Freshman John Daddino threw the second inning and started the third inning before being replaced by classmate John Nargoski. Daddino allowed three runs on one hit and Nargoski pitched three scoreless innings. Freshman Steve Basile pitched the next two innings and allowed just one run followed an eighth-inning appearance by junior Thomas Kriss.
Senior Chris Burke led the team with five hits on the afternoon. The Gaels had an opportunity to score in the fourth inning of the second game when they had runners on second and third.
The Gaels will be off until next weekend when they begin a three-game set with Rider. The first game on Saturday will be played at Fordham University in the Bronx at 5 p.m.


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text: Well looks like you answered the question about the flash so that only leaves the question of cleaning the gun. Why in the world would they tell you not to clean your pistol for 500rds is beon me. Lot of times guns are shipped almost dry of lube. The first thing I do is field strip my new pistol lube and inspect it. After I been to the range I always field strip,lube, and inspect it. Good luck.


text: I wonder how many of these Pope/Singler splits are with Drummond/Monroe as the 2 out of 3? It doesn't seem possible, but I have wondered if it would have been better to go the 3 and D route for a couple of guys instead of signing Smith. Maybe that's what they'll turn Monroe into in the end though I was hoping for something more dramatic.