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What brand heaters do you suggest?
I hope I can afford to replace the heaters in my tanks this year - I had so much trouble out of the ones in my two 29g tanks. They never would get the tank temps above 72-ish, even when turned all the way up. The heater I had in the 40B was worthless. The only heaters that work well are the ones that came with the 125g tank I bought from a coworker - I don't know what brand they are. One just looks like a solid stainless steel tube.
I do have an Aqueon Pro that I love and has always heated steady and true, but Petsmart doesn't sell them any more. I think they have some kind of repackaged/replacement just like the Aqueon Pro, but I don't know how well it works.
So what brands do you suggest? Just for convenience sake, I really like those that have dials or scrolling bars that show what the temp is set at. Most of mine now only have a knob that turns, with no indication of what setting you're turning it to (no numbers, etc)
Let me know what you have & why you like it! Thanks!
I hear good things about the Eheim Jagers.
I use a Thermal Compact heater personally.
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just got an eheim jager 150w for my 40B and like it a lot. easy to set and nice and solid.
I use a ViaTop 300W. Never let me down.
Ehein Jager.
I have more of them than I can count in the fish room. Solidly built, reliable performance, and they've been around for decades. Used to be called Ebo Jager before Eheim bought the product and Ehem does carry some respect in the hobby on their own.
I should've added that they certainly aren't the cheapest heater you'll see. But I can't think of one piece of equipment with a greater ability to destroy a tank all by itself. Lights fail, pumps fail, things clog, etc, etc. But if a heater sticks in the on position and it's a one-heater setup, you're done. Nothing is a 100% sure thing. Nothing. If you need 200W, buy 2 100W Jagers.
Heard good things about yager, I have also had good luck with the digital ones from aquatop, I have one 450 running my 125 set at 82 tank has never dropped below 81
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I have had so many heater failures that kill fish, I no longer go by the ads and reputation. I now have done so many autopies on failed heaters that I have a list of features I want.
One is it has to be small enough to not cook fish and those are hard to find for a 29 and still have the features I want for reliable operation.
I find controls are the most likely item to fail so I want them out of the heater tube so they have space to build them without the size limit. This also means a temperature sensing probe that measures the WATER temp rather than reacting to the temperature inside the heating tube. Moving the controls out of the tube lets them do a good job sealing the heating tube as there is no shaft moving which makes a seal prone to leaking. There are a number of no-name products out now that fit my specs but I have found one which seems to last well.
It also has to be priced so that I can choke and buy them for 11 tanks!
My choice:
My only complaint so far has been due to the digital controls getting EMI from my light ballast. It made it cycle until I moved the heater away from the ballast.
PLantedRich, that looks very much like one of the heaters that came with the 125 I bought from a coworker - except for the black plastic on the bottom. It also has the sensor and digital controller. It looked a bit complicated to me so I use the second heater that came with the tank, a more "normal" looking heater that I know how to use - lol. I do like the idea of not having to stick my arm in the water to make adjustments though, and the external sensor. I will give that some serious thought for all the tanks.
I have been looking at websites and was surprised to see the no-glass Aqueon Pro is still available. I thought when Petsmart stopped selling it, it was because the manufacturer had stopped making it. I see it and the Jager are head-to-head on cost, and they both cost less than I expected. I do like how you can calibrate the Jager (or so a youtube vid says & instructs).
Panic and stupidity could have been my undoing last night. I didn't expect this cold snap we're having now (it got to 37* last night and it's only 45* now). I realized my tanks had dropped in temperature and probably had been dropping for at least a day or two. I hadn't turned on my home heat yet (but I did last night! lol) and all my tanks were reading in the 62* - 64* range. I wouldn't have though about it except my fish in the 29 were sluggish. The fish in the 40 & 125 have been acting normal, I guess the larger water volume helped there. Last night I put the heaters back in - I took them out over the summer while doing tank maintenance - and plugged them right in. I forgot to let them sit a while first. Hey, it was 2:30am and I wasn't thinking! Anyhow they didn't shatter/break and this morning the temps are up to 70*. Since I only set my home heat to 64 I have to assume the heaters are doing ok. Hopefully the temps will continue to climb but not overheat while I'm at work until 11:00pm, I may run home at dinner to check. That's what I hate about the no numbers/no indicators on the heaters in the 40 and 29 - I have no idea what I have the heat set on!
My 3 large tanks have titanium tubes with controllers from when they were SW. The tube / controller combos cost in the area of $75 or $80 each. Two different controllers: Won and BlueLine. You would swear they were the same controller, but the Won goes back to a default of 72 when the power gets cut. The controllers have been rock solid for years now. Before these two Mfrs. I had Aquamedics and both got fried in the on/off cycle of the annoying power outages we get.
If you can spring for $40+ per tank, the the Viaqua sounds great. I have 11 tanks in the fish room now, will finish with 15 and the 180G in the den. As I set up another tank, I just wait for the Jagers to go on sale, set 'em and forget 'em.
Hydor in-line, I like that its out of the way and doesn't seem to reduce flow on the canister much if at all, only downside is they are expensive.
Yes, the Via Aqua does hold the set temp when unplugged or during power failures. Texas has now gone the way of California and deregulated the power industry so that each year there are more power failures or as they call it "rolling blackouts". Funny how if nature does it, it is called a failure but if policy does it, it is called something else!
I never trust the setting on heaters as many are just more a ballpark setting than what actually happens. The reason for me wanting the sensor out of the tube is to get a much more straight reading on the temperature. With the controls inside the heater tube, the controls don't actually read the water temperature but react to the temperature the water makes the temperature inside. That might seem to be splitting hairs but not if you think about it for a bit. If you turn a heater inside a small tube on, the air gets really hot, really quickly. Hot enough to burn your hand. Since that is way more than I want my water temperature to be, the heater has to transfer that heat to the outside water or shut down. Right next to that heater that gets really hot is the electronic controls. One big enemy of electronic components is heat. If you heat little micro parts like diodes, resisters, and chips over and over each time the heater kicks in, they fail more often. I like the probe out in the water reading the temperature. With the controls outside the tank in a box on back, they are not getting reheated each time the heater works. A 2X4 inch box can hold components that are still cheap as they are not micro sized but can still be added to as the designer sees fit. Restricting the controls to a tiny board to fit inside the tube really crimps the design as far as what they can use.
As far as I have seen, the Hydor only comes in sizes which I have found to be dangerous if the contacts stick so the heater stays on.
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HELP mask and hopper for 150 or lower?
Posted 05 August 2012 - 02:19 AM
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Posted 05 August 2012 - 03:52 AM
but if you just want a mask and a loader , i'd say what eclipse incarnate said and get the halo too and a proflex. Look on your local craigslist/kijiji/paintball forums for cheap hoppers. i've found halos selling for 30 bucks and Vlocity's selling for $5 (legit) . but don't buy your mask used its kinda grody. lol
Edited by REDCOBRA, 05 August 2012 - 03:53 AM.
Posted 05 August 2012 - 11:25 AM
Mask: Proto Axis Pro - $79.00 : http://www.ansgear.c...romaskblack.htm from ANSGear. If you order them together you get free shipping.
I own both and have used them extensively since June 2012 and I recommend them highly. Hopper is fast, has not jammed and has great battery life. Mask is excellent, easy to breathe and I have had no issues with fogging, even in VERY hot and humid conditions.
Edited by GuyGrim, 05 August 2012 - 11:40 AM.
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Posted 08 August 2012 - 06:57 AM
Get yourself a sly profit for about $70-75 and an invert too for about $45-50. Max you'll spend $115-125. And you'll have enough for a steelie.
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Posted 15 September 2012 - 11:15 PM
used vlocity, halo, etc 30-40$
used 68/4500 thats been rehydroed before shipping 90-100$
if you can find a good deal thats about 150
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Posted 14 October 2012 - 09:15 PM
halo too, $74.
thats $127, leaves some money for a speed feed of some sort
Posted 14 October 2012 - 09:35 PM
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Posted 15 October 2012 - 03:19 PM
1. I tried all of them on that I could, which meant I got to try on the Pro Axis, i4, E-vents, Proflex, and Profiler. I could've tried on the Grill but didn't. The Profits aren't really sold in this area (perhaps because too warm for the hot climate?) and the E-flex wasn't out yet.
2. Both the i4 and ProAxis felt too small for my face, especially the Pro Axis. The Proflex was way too floppy in the jaw/ear area, and didn't feel right around my eyes/forehead/face.
3. Between the E-vents, Profiler, and Grill, I liked the comfort of the Profiler the best and liked the bounce shield and forehead protection between the Grill and Profiler comparison. The Profiler also had a better field of vision than the E-vents. I bought the Profilers.
You may find your own reasons, or you may find the Pro Axis or i4 don't feel too small on your face. Since I've purchased the Profilers, I've found the E-flex to be a really great mask as well, but it's very expensive. I highly discourage you buying a used mask.
As for hoppers, I think you have 4 choices: Spyder Fasta 18v, Invert Halo II, Valken V-max, and used Pinokio/Rotor/Z2. I'd even suggest buying the first three used. You can likely get a used Fasta for $50 or less. A used Pinokio for probably around $90. You're going to struggle to get a good mask and a high end loader for $150 unless you buy a used mask (gross, don't do it) or find a cheap Proflex that you like.
EDIT: When it comes time to buy your tank, choose a carbon fiber tank that is used but retested from a site like swapmytank.com (can get a 68/4500 for $90-$110).
Edited by Unfated33, 15 October 2012 - 03:21 PM.
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Posted 15 October 2012 - 05:11 PM
^^^ Great mask, I highly recommend this. Got mine used for 35.00 a few months ago.
I have a vforce profiler. $75 and I love it. Very comfortable and quick change lense is awesome
Posted 16 October 2012 - 05:46 PM
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 11:25 AM
don't forget to check out the 18v fasta. that is also a very good hopper for about 70 bucks
Posted 29 October 2012 - 05:44 PM
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Posted 08 February 2013 - 06:47 AM
I laughed when I saw it pop back up yesterday. Now I can expect to see it on the first page for another day or two with fresh advice.
uhh you sure know how to dig up dead threads I've gotten everything plus more since this post but thanks for replying i guess better late than never?
Just out of curiosity, what did you end up picking and were you able to stay under the $150 limit?
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|I just used youtube to learn . Fast, convenient, and free...watched a bunch of videos the night before
Originally Posted by Snowolf View Post
Iv`e got a much better idea that is a win win for both of us. You fly your ass up to Mt. Hood where we actually have some snow (not great yet but better than you have). You buy my food and beer for the day and I will give you full day private coaching....
I took a half day lesson my first day, and I think it was worth it, but I didn't come frame a strong board sport background like a lot of you guys. It still took me a couple of days to get to where I could link turns. Planning on taking a lesson this year at some point, just to help correct some bad habits I've picked up on my own and hopefully progress more than I could on my own. Worth it, I think.
|I'm almost scared to say my opinion, which was going to be to not bother getting lessons. I am self taught and remember picking it up right away, but I spent years skateboarding prior. I can't deny lessons would help, but I dont think every person really needs them.
Originally Posted by JeffreyCH View Post
My .02
If you are going to buy your own gear, get it now. Familiarize yourself with your equipment, do some carpet boarding. Watch video's, Snowolf has a great set on his youtube. If you get snow where you live, go to the sledding hill, try to apply what you saw in the video's. Learn to skate! Then go to the resort and take a lesson. This will save precious time and allow the instructor to teach you how to ride rather then fucking around with your bindings.
Do not think wake, completely different. Wakeboards don't flex, using the edges requires different weighting and balance, more weight towards the front not the back (unless riding knee deep powder, that's for later lol). Also shoulder/hip position are different, on wake your shoulders are squared up forward, on snow you point your lead shoulder where you want to go, this also means you are not twisting at the hips. I find myself riding wake one handed a lot more because of this.
This is what I plan to do! I know it's impossible to learn everything from a video but at least if I try and apply the basics I wont feel so noobish. Then take some private lessons.
SA Addiction is also very good. You can buy the whole thing for less than 1 private lesson. They focus on making you very versatile, something I found a bit lacking from my CASI instructors.
Nothing beats live feedback from a pro though.
I skied up until last season when I decided to snowboard. For some reason I decided early on that I would try to learn on my own (being the smart cookie I am -_-) so I watched a whole bunch of Youtube videos online.
The first day went great and I went once every weekend for a month last year. On the fourth/last day I was able to go on the black diamonds. Keep in mind that I live in Illinois where black diamonds aren't steep.
My favorite videos:
The Snowprofessor series
Snowolf's series
How to Snowboard the Definitive Guide (it looks outdated but it's one video and it's very informative)
But if you have the money you should definitely get the private lessons if you only have two days.
Originally Posted by Snowolf View Post
Iv`e got a much better idea that is a win win for both of us. You fly your ass up to Mt. Hood where we actually have some snow (not great yet but better than you have). You buy my food and beer for the day and I will give you full day private coaching....
Originally Posted by Cls View Post
Okay, I am only going to get two days on the slopes this year. I am a good skier but have never snowboarded. I wake board and wake surf regularly and I usually pick up new sports easily. My question is, is it better to spend a half day taking a lesson or just picking up and learning by doing? I have never taken a lesson for any sport but I want to make the most of my two days and if that means a half day lesson will make the rest of the time better, then that is what I will do.
Also, I will probably buy a board and bindings since I expect to spend most time on the slopes in the future on a snowboard. Any feedback on boards and bindings will be appreciated. FYI, I am 6'4" and 220 lbs.
As far as board suggestions RENT.. For only having two days unless money is no object purchasing equipment probably isn't worth it.
For boards I'm 6'0" and 220ish size 13 feet. I'm guessing your foot size is eleven or better at least. This means regardless if you rent or buy get a board probably no shorter then a 159cm. It should also be a wide board. I would suggest based of your height a stance width no narrower then 23" inches and normal beginner duck stance of 12 front and -6 back. Look for board and bindings that fall in the medium flex range i.e. 5-7 out of ten. At this point an all mountain deck is alright until you figure out the style of snowboarding you want to ride.
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Originally Posted by Tarzanman View Post
I am going to break with the consensus.
With only 2 days on the mountain this season, I don't think that a lesson will make a whole lot of difference.
Your wakeboarding background will help a bit, but you will still spend your first day falling on your tuckus until your brain learns how to discern which points of balance in which context will make you fall/turn/stop/do a 720 cork/whatever.
Presuming you've figured out how to (more or less) stop and turn on your first day, your second day will be spent trying to link some/all of the above and getting used to skooching/skating on one leg.... or doing drills if that is your thing.
I don't think you'll get anything out of a lesson at this point that you would not get watching a good instructional video and going to the hill with a plan.
Unlike many of the regular posters on the forum, i am a self taught snowboarder and I did it 3-4 days at a time per trip, taking 1 or 2 trips per year. My first snowboarding trip ever was a 3-day trip to Snow King & Jackson Hole, where the only time I spent on a green was to get back to the lift. Blues and (a few) blacks were what I learned on.
While I agree that a lesson would have eased my learning curve (if not my very sore muscles), I wouldn't have retained much 'muscle memory' from a lesson at that stage without any kind of foundation.
As soon as I figured out the basics of how to (albeit, crappily) link a turn on one side... I sat down at a mid-slope lodge and spent about 15-20 minutes just watching more experienced snowboarders as they came down the same slope I was training myself on (some better than others).
I would save the lesson for a season when you have more time on the hill. I think that you will get much more out of a private lesson if you can already stop, turn, and skate one-legged on a board. Doing this will leave enough time for instruction and work on leaning, body position, proper weighting, etc.... and it will actually stick.
IMO, the best advice you could get at this point is making sure you have good boots, comfortable bindings, and a board that will lend itself to easy learning.
If you are a skier already, the you already know the basics... you just need to teach your body how they apply sideways with your legs tethered down.
Anyways, that is my opinion and I am sure that about a dozen snow bums will chime in to tell me why I don't know what I'm talking about
Oh, last bit of advice... stay TF out of the park for your first few days!
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Absolutely, I grew up skating, surfing and skied a few times before attempting snowboarding.
You will fall less and advance much quicker if you take a lesson your first time.
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Here is the inside and outside of the DON POST MOULD.
Right yaeh so its the mould for the don post 95 witch was the beter of the plastic versions i guess you can see y they used a fexibl vynal for the construction that would shrink when dryed youd have trouble getting any thing else out , you should make a rubber buck then make a sillicon mould of that then pull afew to see how they come out.
THanks BIG GAME. I will do that. I was thinking about selling it, but now I think I might just go into production after all.
I don't know that going into production would be all that worthwhile. In the end, the DP95, while the best of that line, is still undersized and not particularly accurate. By modern Fett-costumer standards it's not a highly sought after bucket. They do well with smaller people wanting a helmet that fits better, but for a "full sized" Fett they are too small.
That looks like a cool bit of history, but I honestly don't see a production run doing all that well.
Glad to see you here, Larry!
I think what I will do is, Pull a new mold out of it and see how that comes out. I have put the mould on, just to see how it would fit. Now I have a large head and it seemed big to me.
I need to do more looking and see how I can find out the sizes and see if the Mould that I have is a good Mould or if I should just ebay it. Any thoughts?
Thanks Art,
Glad to be here...
It's the Don Post 95 mold... says so right in the imprints.
The DP95 is smaller than the DP Deluxe.
Here are some shots from TK409.com of a DP Deluxe compared to a Mystery Helmet, something that is generally close to accurate:
And here is a DP95 compared to the Deluxe:
So, as you can see... much smaller than the original.
Has anyone ever gotten true Measurements on both helmets? I would like to compare and see if anything can be done to the mould I have now. At this point I would like
to work with the mould that I have and see if it could be done. Any Thoughts...
Chris has measurements of the mystery helmet:
I've never seen anyone do it off of a DP 95. That could be because the size issue is pretty striking, so there hasn't been a need for that sort of precision. These are popular with small folk that get lost in a movie size helmet, but even at 5 foot 9 that would be too small for me.
The fact that the mold is metal makes me think that it may be a bettr size , now this is only a theory but bare with me on this , i think the mold is for the with vynl version hench the tm stap so it cuold have been made using somthing like lees plug coz its metal u could not remove the buck so you would put it in a ciln and turn the buk to ash leaving the metal mold empty then they use a ruber for there product that shinks once it has dryed in the mold leaving it easly removed , so if you were to pull a cast made from sillicon thick enough to keep its shape once removed but flexible enuf to pull out you compare with one of the more resent correct sized lids , could be worth while also can you get a mesuring tape and give us mesurments of the gith and bretth thatwould be the easy way of seeing if my theory is corect.
And take mesurment from around the out side of the mold if the whole thing is under size u could almost make a sillicon mold of the out side pull a cast clean it up then cast that i know its a lot of work but
also the inside looks pretty good its got all the bits in the right place bits that the plastic dons dont
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I think your right, I will do this for my next project. would it be ok with you if I contact you for help if I run into anything strange. This would be the first time to do a Silicon project. I will keep in touch with you while I do this. and Post pics after the fact. Also will update you on the sizes and see how close we come to the Deluxe don. Thanks again for all your help.
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I understand that the golf r is the EA113 uses direct fuel injection and double overhead camshafts with variable intake timing. Because the Golf R develops more power and torque than the GTI256 horsepower and 243 lb-ft compared with 200 hp and 207 lb-fta number of changes have been made. The cylinder block is reinforced, stronger connecting rods are fitted, and a BorgWarner K04 turbocharger is used, boosting at up to 17 psi.
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DENVER – The No. 4/5 University of Denver men's lacrosse team clinched the Eastern College Athletic Conference Regular Season Title and the top seed in the conference tournament with a 12-4 victory over Michigan Saturday afternoon at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium in front of 1,909 fans. With the win, the Pioneers close their regular season with a record of 11-3, 6-1 in ECAC play. Michigan closes its year 1-13, 0-7 in ECAC action. This is the Pioneers third ECAC Regulars Season Title since joining the league in 2010.
Senior Cameron Flint (Georgetown, Ontario) led the Pioneers with three goals and one assist, while classmate Eric Law (Centennial, Colo.) finished with one goal and tied his career-high with four assists, as Denver honored its 12 seniors on Senior Day. Law's tally brings his season total to 59 points on 30 goals and 29 assists.
"We're seeing a lot of zone defenses this season and it's just something that we have to get used to," said head coach Bill Tierney. "Each team's version of the zone defense is different and much of the credit needs to go to their goalie because he made some great saves early in the game. I thought our defense and our goalies played great and they gave our offense the time it needed to figure out Michigan's zone as the game went on."
Sophomore Wesley Berg (Coquitlam, British Columbia) tallied four points on two goals and two assists. He currently has 39 goals and 52 points on the year. Freshman Gordie Koerber (Baltimore, Md.) added three goals, while senior Colin Scott (Ridgefield, Conn.) recorded two goals and two assists.
Michigan was led by Mike Francia, who tallied one goal and two assists. Willie Steenland, David Joseph and David McCormack added one goal apiece. Gerald Logan recorded 17 saves in the losing effort.
The Pioneers opened the scoring on a goal from Scott less than 2:30 into the contest, off an assist from senior Chase Carraro (Louisville, Ky.). Michigan responded with a pair of goals to take a 2-1 lead, but senior Taylor Young (Littleton, Colo.) fired the ball past the goalie as the period expired, and the teams entered the second frame tied at two.
Denver tallied three man-up goals in less than a minute to take a 5-2 lead with 8:26 left in the second quarter. Flint found the net six seconds before the break to tally DU's fourth unanswered score as sophomore Eric Adamson (Anaheim Hills, Calif.) was credited with the assist. The Pioneers held the Wolverines scoreless in the period, and DU carried a 6-2 lead into the intermission.
Michigan drew first blood in the second half, scoring less than a minute into the third quarter to cut the DU lead to three. Denver bounced back within two minutes, returning the lead to four on a tally from Law. Berg followed Law's score with a goal of his own, giving Denver an 8-3 advantage midway through the quarter. Scott stretched the Pioneers' edge to six with 6:30 remaining in the third period, and Denver led 9-3 at the start of the closing frame.
The Wolverines scored first in the fourth quarter, but Denver tallied the final three goals of the game to take the eight-goal victory.
Carrero lead the face-off efforts, winning 12-of-16 and recording two ground balls. Senior Drew Babb (Centennial, Colo.) led with a career-high six ground balls, followed closely by Flint who finished with five and sophomore Garret Holst (Fishers, Ind.) who finished with a career-high four. Sophomore Ryan LaPlante (Fort Collins, Colo.) made six of the 11 saves on the day to record his eighth win of the season.
Denver held the advantage in shots (42 to 26), ground balls (39 to 22) and face-offs (14-of-18 to 4-of-18). Denver was also a perfect 20-of-20 on clears.
The Pioneers honored its 12 seniors prior to the start of the game, a class that is the most winningest class under head coach Bill Tierney since his arrival with a record of 47-18.
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Drew Babb, Chace Calkin, Chase Carraro, Nick Eggemeyer, Cameron Flint, Kyle Hercher, Eric Law, Steve Marchetto, Hayden Schuette, Colin Scott, Sean Snodgrass and Taylor Young.
The Pioneers will open ECAC Tournament action on Thursday, May 2, when they take on No. 4 seeded Fairfield in Geneva, N.Y., at Boswell Field.
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No I'll just get two, the first build will be trial and error, then the second will be the real build from the experiences of the first.
Your welcome to buy the first one when I'm done playing with it.
So is this considered a destructive device, a machine gun or both? Oh yeah, why offer an 80% unlicensed receiver , any possibility of a home builder making one of these? I wonder what the thought process is here?
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The Canisius volleyball team lost its conference home opener in three sets to Marist College on Saturday afternoon. The Golden Griffins lost 25-22, 25-18, 25-23 and drop to 2-1 in MAAC play.
Sophomore Lauren Siebert had eight kills on 13 attack attempts, posting a .615 attack percentage. Senior Emily Elek and freshman Katlyn Tyler each had a team-high nine kills while Tyler also posted four service aces. Junior Emily Litwin had a team-high 14 digs while freshman Jacklyn Malusa added 12 digs.
"We are still working through the discomfort of battling when we reach some adversity," Canisius coach Cathy Hummel said. "When we aren't playing at our tempo, it can't be a singular effort but a collective effort to grind and get back on track."
Canisius built a 15-10 lead in the first set but Marist would win the next six points to go up 16-15. The teams went back and forth until the Griffs went up 21-20 on a kill from Siebert. The Red Foxes won five of the last six points, closed out by back-to-back kills from Courtney Shaw, to take the first set.
The Griffs went up early again, taking a 9-4 lead on a kill from sophomore Rachel Kline. The Red Foxes battled back and evened the score at 12-12. Marist would pull away late in the set again, going on a 9-1 run to go up 2-0 in the match.
Marist (8-5, 2-1 MAAC) used the same formula in the third set as Canisius went up 19-14 on a kill from sophomore Amy Osinski. The Red Foxes won five straight points but a kill from Elek stopped the run and put Canisius up 20-19. A service ace from Tyler and another kill from Elek put the Griffs up 22-19. Marist would score five straight points, taking advantage of the serve of Lexi Millington, and had two match points at 24-22. A kill from Malusa fought off the first set point, but Marist put the match away on a kill from Kelsey Lahey.
Shaw had 14 kills on 21 attack attempts while Mackenzie Stephens had 11 kills and six blocks as Marist posted 8.5 team blocks on the day. Audra Brady had 37 assists while Brooke Zywick posted 17 digs.
Canisius (4-10, 2-1 MAAC) continues its five-match homestand against Siena on Sunday, with match time in the KAC set for 1 p.m.
Notes: Canisius lost to Marist in the KAC for just the second time in the last eight meetings… Malusa had double-digit digs for the fourth time in six matches and sixth time this season… Siebert is hitting .406 and averaging 2.89 kills per set in the last five matches… The four service aces by Tyler are the most by a Golden Griffin this season.


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Bottom of Gulf in the Spill Zone area a Dead zone
If you didn't see this footage from the minisub that discovered the Titanic, it was taken down, I imagine several thousand feet in the Gulf oil spill zone. It was an ABC news exclusive. We better secure the funds from BP, so they don't start a Shell game with their bank accounts.
I believe we were lucky that it occurred at a very deep depth and the weight of the oil sank it fast, before more could make it to the shallow fishing areas off shore. Mother nature is pretty resilent but there hasn't been enough time elapsed to fully judge the damages to the wetlands.
BP has already started there media spots on how great a job they did. They are libel for as much restoration as possible to the Gulf and that includes cleaning up the foot deep of oil sludge of the "Dead Zone" of an area that is still unknow. There was not one sign of visable life period!! Really a bummer!!


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Margaret Marie Forster Eissinger, 90, of Circle died at the Eastern Montana Veterans Home in Glendive on April 5, 2014.
Mrs. Eissinger was born on Feb. 18, 1924, in St. Paul, Minn., to William and Minnie Carlson Forster. At the age of 3 years, she moved to Brockway with her family and attended school in Brockway, graduating in 1941. She attended Kinman Business School and then worked for the Spokane Air Depot.
She and Roy Eissinger were married on Feb. 27, 1944, in Circle while he was serving in the Navy. They were blessed with four children: Roger, Jerry, Diana and Mark.
Mrs. Eissinger was actively involved in the Brockway and Circle communities. She organized the gray ladies and teen aides to serve as volunteers at the McCone County Hospital. Mrs. Eissinger served as McCone County Blood Drive chairman for 36 years. She was a charter member of the Triangle Homemakers Club and belonged to the Order of Eastern Star, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary and the Brockway Congregational Church where she was Sunday School Superintendent for several years.
She took great pleasure in her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, especially enjoying all of their activities. Time spent at the lake with friends and family was a highlight of her summers. She loved to travel and enjoyed many trips with friends. Later in life, she enjoyed annual trips to the Hostfest in Minot.
Her survivors include her husband: Roy; a sister-in-law: Clare Eissinger Cavan; her children: Roger (Connie) of Brockway, Jerry (Bev) of Circle, Diana (Floyd) Yarger of Circle and Mark (Stephanie) of Brockway; her grandchildren: Ty (Teri) Eissinger of Circle, Jessica (Bryan) Neuman of Missoula, Taw Eissinger of Brockway, Ché (Kelly) Eissinger of Cody, Wyo., Josh (Kerry) Eissinger of Circle, Denim (Tawnya) Yarger of Anchorage, Alaska, Rebecca (Wade) Heinrich of Glendive, and Brett Eissinger of Scobey; and nine great-grandchildren: Colin, Kara, Dylan and Diesel Yarger, Christian, Andrew and Cheyenne Eissinger, Taylor Harris and Pressley Neuman; and special son of her heart, Doc (Patti) Sargent.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her brothers: Gordon and Stanley; her sister: Mildred Grebeldinger; sister-in-law, Doris Eissinger Forster; brothers-in-law: Nick Grebeldinger and John Cavan; and grandson: Casey Yarger.
Visitation will be Wednesday, April 9, 2014, from 2 to 7 p.m. at Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Circle followed by a time of remembrance at 7 p.m. Funeral services will be Thursday, April 10, 2014, at 1 p.m. at Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Circle. Interment will follow in the Brockway Cemetery.
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Team Get Some wrote:I agree that Boise State can be a little over rated because of their strength of schedule. The whole problem is that isn't their fault ya know?! We haven't always done well against those major teams but we get like 1 chance a year which totally sucks. Cause then everyone bases their bias off that one game.
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Sugar is a mythical place, with unicorns and sugar plum ferries. It's a majestic place. I mean moth8rf^@king majestic. Like a bald eagle getting a hand job from the statue of liberty herself.
teddysberna wrote:I think Boise is very, very talented, but like everyone else said, they play a cupcake schedule. The VaTech win looked impressive, until week 2... The WAC is a joke, which doesn't help their cause either, but unfortunately, them moving to the MWC won't help a whole lot either. If they beafed up the non-conf schedule with top 10 or top 15 type teams, such as a Florida State, Miami, Penn State, or Oklahoma type squad, that would definately boost their credibility. However, I still think that they would be a middle of the pack type team in the Big 10, SEC, or even the Big 12 for the most part... I think they'd get dominated by an Ohio State or Alabama... Just a thought, but I'm not a Boise fan either, nor that ugly blue turf
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I'm a newbie round these parts, as I'm not too handy with making stuff However, I'm on the hunt for a decent replica of Han's blaster (from any of the movies) as a gift for my best man at my up coming wedding.
I've noticed that there have been one or two built on here, but I'm looking to buy one. I've found one at Master Replicas but it's out of my price range.
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The media and fans in Pittsburgh have started to doubt their Penguins. They have begun throwing away their moose antlers, and they have started thinking more about baseball and the opening of NFL training camp. However, as a team the Penguins have a lot more pride and heart to start doubting themselves.
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One intrepid entrepreneur came close to losing his shirt after investing in a river market building with designs on attracting other start-ups.
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Oh good, C4 A6 made it into a Honda debate again. Thanks for giving Honda fans such a good reputation!
Oh good, C4 A6 made it into a Honda debate again. Thanks for giving Honda fans such a good reputation!
voted mk2 - even though I owned and thoroughly enjoyed a mk5 GTI;
mk2 was a great package especially with the 16v and later big bumpers - it still looks fresh after all these years.
Two or three years ago I would've voted MKII without hesitation. I always thought of my MKIV as my daily while I found the perfect MKII. Now that I have the Subie for a daily, I was going to sell the MKIV and get a MKII... I couldn't. The 1.8t is simply too much fun to drive and mod. I'm still in the market for a II if it's the right car, but the MKIV has replaced it as my favorite. So now
I reserve judgement on the VII. Sorry VR6 fans, but that engine in the light MKIII ruins the balance for me. 4 Cyl all the way.
no, not because i drive one.
"The Sebring is an extraordinary car. Ugly to behold and hateful to drive, it is not cheap, elegant, comfortable, practical, prestigious, clever, economical, luxurious, well designed, well thought out or, if the rental car I drove in America this year is anything to go by, especially well made either." - Jeremy Clarkson
H22A Found in the Japanese 5th gen Prelude Type-S and SiR S-Spec (BB6). It produces 220 PS (162 kW; 217 hp) @ 7,200 rpm & 163 ft·lbf (221 N·m) @ 6,500 rpm and comes with a red valvecover.
You're really not going to feel a 10lb/ft difference, especially given the aggressive gearing that Hondas are known for compared to the taller gearing in VWs.
I'm really just here for the pancakes.
I'm Sorry Hachi... I love you.
I've owned MK3, MK4, and MK5 GTIs.
They were all great in their own ways... and flawed in their own ways.
MK3 was the most fun
MK4 was the best looking
MK5 was the best all arounder
The Mk4 in anniversary trim is one of my favs:
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I'm going to reverse your first two and reverse the Mk3 and Mk4.
I just like the A1 the best, especially with round headlights and a front chassis brace. Back when we were playing with A1s, the A2s were considered just kind of overweight pigs and the Mk3s, when they arrived, had missed the plot entirely. Now, I prefer the A2 Jetta over the A2 Golf and just about as much as the A1 GTI
"Like a fine Detroit wine, this vehicle has aged to budgetary perfection"
Oh and another advantage of having less agressively geared engines that make less bhp-to-displacement; increased longevity. It really does take a beating and a half to start wearing down the VR6 to the point where it starts to burn oil. I can't say the same for Honda engines.
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Which ever one has a VR6 in it.
92 Corrado VR6t | 90 Mazda Miata | 05 Audi A6
Nice, blatant racism.
Also, I love how all the Mk3 fanboys post modified examples of Mk3s to prove their "superiority"...
How about showing stock exemplars? I was behind a black Mk3 GTI 2.0 this morning, completely stock. Looked like a little clown car from the rear with those 15x5.5 wheels sitting so far in. And hell, I owned a black Mk3 2.0!
So sexxxxy...
I'm really just here for the pancakes.
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They will be identifying themselves.
yep the SHTF is coming from every direction but mostly LEFT field.
We gun owners need to keep the pressure up as well. We can't remain silent on our rights.
"To show you how radical I am, I want carjackers dead. I want rapists dead. I want burglars dead. I want child molesters dead. I want the bad guys dead. No court case. No parole. No early release. I want 'em dead. Get a gun and when they attack you, shoot 'em."
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Daniel Rattigan is the Computing Studies head teacher at Sydney Distance Education High School (SDEHS). The faculty in his department are leaders in the delivery of eLearning. All Computing Studies courses at SDEHS are delivered online through a Moodle learning management system. Courses integrate Adobe® Captivate®, Adobe Connect™, and Acrobat® to provide engaging media rich content for students. Throughout Years 9 to 12, students learn a range of Adobe Creative Suite® products within project-based courses.
Rattigan leads the New South Wales Distance Education Computing Studies Network. This consists of teachers across four distance education high schools. The network works collaboratively on the design and writing of courses. He is currently completing his Master of Education with a focus on eLearning at UTS, Sydney.
He is a recipient of the New South Wales' Premier's Adobe Information and Communication Technologies Scholarship. His five-week study tour investigated how U.S. and Canadian virtual high schools engage their students and maintain that engagement through course and learning activity design. The tour included a visit to Adobe Headquarters in San Jose, California.
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Welcome to the forum. I don't own one now but have had a CW9 and PM9 in the past so I'll give my 2 cents. I think they are good guns in my limited experience. I never had any problems. For a pocket sized 9mm I think the PM9 is excellent and the CW9/P9 being a little larger is good for IWB carry. Range target shooting use only I think there are better choices. Both shot surprisingly well and accurate for me and the smooth but long DA trigger is pretty quick to get used to.
Historically the polymers have had hit or miss issues and most problems seemed to be centered around peening of the barrel hood and spotty reliability. Out of 9mm, 40 and 45 the 9mm's seem to have the best track record and it seems that most of those early problems are a thing of the past. I never had any problems with mine. In hind sight I wish I had not parted with the PM9 as it was great in it's role.
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'"I don't know really how it's going to be," Enroth acknowledged Saturday morning prior to the Sabres' 3-2 exhibition win over the Toronto Maple Leafs at the First Niagara Center. "I got a little taste of it last year, but it was just two, three weeks or so. I don't know how it's going to be over a longer period like that."'
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'Numminen said he's been walking — but not allowed to drive a car — and intends to begin riding a stationary bike soon. He said his ribs are still sore from surgery, and he won't be allowed to have any strenuous hockey-related workouts for at least another six weeks.'
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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
The Original Universe is a zine about comicbooks and comics. Currently I write the bulk of it myself, except for the letter pages.
It's been focused on American superhero comics, but only because they're what I know best. I'd gladly publish sections on manga, European BD and comix if others cover them. I may start on what Webcomics that I read soon too, but more I'll gratefully accept.
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I own it. It fodder-ed a lot of discussion in my previous APA.
His third book, Making Comics is on my buy list
I have an extremely rudimentary (yet strangely compelling) drawing style. I would love to contribute interior drawings, or a cover *yes!*
I you'd like to see some of my stuff, I can scan it and put it on my website for you! Let me know!
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awesome! will try to get it up there this week.
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Hey Jeffrey,
Are you still interested in artists for covers/interior art? There's a good bit of art on my page and being an avid comics/manga geek - I'd gladly do some covers for you referencing particular characters/themes at your request. :)
Definitely. I have an ongoing need for stuff.
Cover characters that I'd like reflect the fact that I'm a DC Comics fanboy myself. :)


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Two afternoons a week you can find close to 80 aspiring soccer players in classrooms well after school ends. They are there not because they have to be, but because they want to be. For the past decade Project Goal has offered more than 500 students the opportunity to improve academically, while receiving top-notch coaching from former soccer professionals and certified coaches. All at no cost to the kids. Jim Hummel finds it's a mix that is yielding impressive results.
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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by Hostile, May 24, 2004.
Your private message box is too full to accept any more messages. Have a great day and enjoy.
BrownSugar I tried to send you a birthday greeting and your PM was full.
Anyway, Happy Birhtday to you! Hope your are having a wonderful 31st.
Happy 29th Sug
Happy birthday.....and many more to the young lady.
Happy Birthday!!!
I got mine in on time.... Happy B-Day Sug
Thanks, Hos, Brian, David, Roy, Duane, and Yeager!!! I'm sorry my box was so full, I went and deleted quite a few messages, so it should be ok for a while. I kicked my b-day weekend off on Friday night and had a party on Saturday, so I spent most of today and yesterday trying to recover.
Anyway, thanks for the Birthday wishes, and btw, that was my 25th b-day and don't believe anything my mother might say ..
BTW, thanks adbutcher for kicking with us at my party!!
Oh, I forgot, thanks LordSun, I got your e-mail, too!!
So Adbutcher finally made it down to texas.
If you see him tell him I said Hi and best wishes.
I'm still trying to figure out what happened to our invites. I guess my dog ate them
, didn't think anyone would make the trip all the way to TX for lil' ole me. Ad actually relocated to my home town this past weekend, he and some of his frat brothers (one of which I knew from my hometown) came through.
If I knew that you all would have came through, I would have definitely given you an invite, there were a ton of people there....
For you of course we would
It was my pleasure. Just remember to keep my name high on the invite list for all of your parties.
Good looking out Brain. I made it here all safe and sound. Also, I must say Tyler is very cool so far. It would be cooler if you didn't have to drive to the line for alchohol but all in all I am really digging it.
No need to apologize to Yeagermeister. Besides you probably did him a favor because he probably doesn't have the restraint I possess. I mean with all of the beautiful ladies there, there is no telling what Yeagermeister would have done.
There has to be something in the water in Texas, because the last time I congregated in a place with that many absolutely stunning women was on my college campus and that was with a 12 to 1 ratio in our favor. I am glad I am married because I would have never made it back to Tyler.
That part does suck ad... I pick it up in Big Sandy on my way down... as I will do this Friday...
We went to Fat-Daddy's right on the other side of Lake Palestine (not sure what town it is in). It is not a bad trip but you guys could have told me, lol.
.....but belated birthday greetings, young lady. May you have many , many more!!
happy late birthday then. and since this is the OT forum...damn brownsugar you are gorgeous!


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Hi everybody;
I was checking both two nice cameras. Sony DSC-RX100 and Nikon Coolpix P7700. I am looking for DSLR like quality as well as portable camera. According to reviews, Sony is the best compact camera which have ever built so far with a relatively big sensor and higher resolution. On the other hand, seems, Nikon has a better low light performance even in telezoom (f2.0-4.0) and DSLR like controls and better optical zoom values (7.1x). Also from price point of viewi Nikon is cheaper than Sony...
I am a keen photographer rather than a professinal one, so that I couldn't decide to which of these cameras to buy?
Is there anyone who use these cameras (at least one of them) to share his/her experiences? Maybe some sample photos?
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'"The month of November, we only won one game and I was frustrated, I was not focusing on the right thing," Biron said. "In January it looked like everything was easy, like everything was hitting me. That was the result of hard work, and this year that work started three months ago."'
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I can't tell you how long and hard I have fought to get a quality helmet. I still remember the day when Mirax and JodoKast3 PM'd me and strongly recommended that I not cheap out on the helmet. Wise words which I was too foolish to heed at the time.
I've been through a DP95 and several fibreglass buckets only to meet with mishap and disappointment as each helmet proved too small or too cheaply made. At long last, I swung a deal on an unpainted MLC and tried to give it the most accurate paint job I could in the time frame I had to deal with. (Keep in mind that I have avoided doing a Fett costume mainly because I was too lazy to have to recreate the small details. )
Without further delay, here she is:
I still have to do some charcoal powder weathering, install the mesh behind the key slots and install my fan and some more padding but for now she's wearable.
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So, Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford underwent that scheduled MRI on his right leg Monday. As has been head coach Jim Schwartz's modus operandi with injuries, he offered a no comment when asked what the MRI showed. However, Schwartz did say that a decision will be made on Stafford's availablility for Detroit's next game by Friday. ProFootballTalk.com has been told by a league source that Stafford has a hamstring injury, and "For now, the expectation is that he should be OK." The injury is one that Stafford said he originally suffered during the most recent practice week and aggravated while chasing down a defender on a fumble return in the fourth quarter of Sunday's overtime loss to the Titans. The Lions will host the Vikings in Week 4.
Fantasy Analysis:
Pick up Shaun Hill as soon as you can. He doesn't have Stafford-type skills, but he has proven to be very adequate at moving the Lions' offense when asked in the past. He threw two touchdown passes in less than 20 seconds on Sunday -- with a little dumb luck involved. But still, he can point up the points.
Stafford looked generally solid against Tennessee, but he still hasn't thrown for more than one touchdown in any game this season. And now he has this hamstring issue, which might hold him out of a game if the Lions want to play it safe; knowing they have a bye in Week 5. Stafford remains a very strong fantasy option, but I'm not sure if he's in that elite, must-start-no-matter-what class right now.


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AMES, Iowa – Summer vacation is beginning for students, but for their teachers, the learning isn't over. Those who attend the Family Economics and Financial Education (FEFE) workshop will gain updated information and creative classroom activities on financial literacy to share with their students next school year.
This will be the third year Iowa State University has offered the three-day workshop. This year the workshop will be held July 24 –26 at the Scheman Building on campus.
"There is a demand for financial literacy training among teachers and school counselors," said Iowa State University Professor and Extension and Outreach Specialist Cynthia Needles Fletcher. "The FEFE curriculum training gives teachers the tools and confidence to teach financial literacy skills to students."
The trainings focus on the semester-long middle and high school FEFE curriculum that is supported by the faculty and staff at the Take Charge America Institute for Consumer Financial Education and Research at the University of Arizona. The workshop will feature hands-on activities and keynote presentations by the Iowa College Student Aid Commission staff and Craig Goettsch, director of investor education and securities counsel with the Iowa Insurance Division.
"This workshop is for middle and high school educators who are responsible for teaching financial literacy in any capacity," said Fletcher. "The teachers receive useful, up-to-date information and learn useful teaching techniques for helping students develop financial literacy skills. The workshop is taught by master teachers who have been involved in the design of the curriculum, which resonates well with those attending the conference and makes for a fun and educational atmosphere."
Katy Paul, a family and consumer sciences teacher from North Sentral Kossuth High School attended the workshop in 2011.
"In the past, I found from both personal and professional perspectives that teachers receive little formal education in finance," she said. "Many teachers are not confident with all of the concepts of financial literacy and rely on personal experiences to teach their students. The FEFE curriculum gives teachers like myself the knowledge, which turns into confidence, to teach students relevant financial literacy skills."
The registration limit is 75 attendees. The deadline to register is June 15. For more information on how to register, visit http://www.ucs.iastate.edu/mnet/fefe/home.html.


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