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Wayne Law art installation to honor Rosa Parks, Judge Damon J. Keith
DETROIT – A striking, color-saturated art installation of 26 wood, fiber and fabric totems will open Tuesday, June 3, at Wayne State University Law School to honor civil rights pioneers Rosa Parks and Judge Damon J. Keith.
A Garland of Praise Songs for Rosa Parks honors Parks and Keith for their integrity and courage. The installation was created by Lester Johnson, a native Detroiter who recently retired after 35 years as professor of fine arts at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. The art installation, which will be permanently exhibited in the law school's Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights, is made possible by a grant from the DTE Energy Foundation.
The public is invited to view the art installation during the exhibit opening between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 3. Thereafter, the exhibit will be open for viewing from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Admission to view the exhibit is free. The law school is at 471 W. Palmer St. Parking is available for $6.50 (credit and debit cards only) in Structure One across West Palmer Street from the law school.
According to a description of the installation, "The rich fabric is significant. It represents traditional African cloth worn by Africans and those of African descent. It embodies community, uniting the fabric makers, the art itself and the viewers. It honors Parks' vocation as a seamstress. And it highlights the brilliance of creation: Just as a seamstress builds bolts of cloth from threads, African Americans have created community, livelihoods and spirituality despite exclusion and injustice. Judge Keith exemplifies how African Americans have interwoven intelligence, bravery and tenacity to achieve greatness despite the odds. The fabric also illuminates the kinship between art and the civil rights movement, inviting us to contemplate the imagery, objects and narratives of social justice that exist outside courtrooms."
Peter J. Hammer, director of the Keith Center, said he enjoys all that the creation represents. "It's about civil rights and celebrates the friendship of Rosa Parks and Judge Keith," Hammer said. "Because it honors two Detroiters, it's also fitting that it was created by a Detroit artist."
Johnson earned his bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from the University of Michigan. He has exhibited his work in the Detroit Institute of Arts, Whitney Museum of American Art in New York, and galleries and museums around the world. His work also is extensively represented in private and public collections. In September 2011, Johnson was invited to sign the historic Scarab Club beams. The honor is extended to artists who have made significant and lasting contributions to the arts, including Marcel Duchamp, Tyree Guyton, Charles McGee, Norman Rockwell and Diego Rivera.
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text: A 25-year-old Canadian skater, Jesse Smith, who posts here as Spazactaz, is suffering from cancer and has taken a turn for the much worse. He is posting about his situation in Off the Beaten Track. http://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/showthread.php?88899-My-cancer-situation This article from over a year ago talks about how important Jesse has been in his local skating club and how the club is trying to help him now. http://www.fortmacleodgazette.com/2012/fort-macleod-club-rallies-to-support-figure-skater/ I have confirmed with the club that the fund is still active. Here is how to make donations if you feel moved to help. A Facebook page has also been set up for Jesse with some vids of his elegant skating. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Help-Support-Jesse-Smith/191597000952422 Please do what you can! Jesse has also posted his mailing address in the OTBT thread in case you would like to send cards directly to him.


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Stronger regional differences due to large-scale atmospheric flow.
I think there were some surprising aspects in Deser et al.'s results. Not that I didn't expect natural multi-annual variations to be
unimportant (on shorter time scales, they are very pronounced), but what strikes me is the strong contrast (on a 50-year time scale) between the global mean temperature (lower graph), which was not very sensitive to the regional atmospheric circulation, and the regional temperatures which were strongly influenced.
It has long been recognized that local and regional climate would warm at different rates than the global mean, but not with such large differences as presented by Deser et al. at the time scales of 50 years and for continental scales. Their results imply that while some regions could experience almost zero warming over 50 years, this will be compensated by substantially stronger in other regions (because they also find that the global mean temperatures to be largely insensitive to the different model initial conditions).
These results also imply a surprisingly long persistence of weather regimes in different parts of the world. Usually, one tends to associate these with inter-annual to decadal scales. However, Deser et al observe:
Such intrinsic climate fluctuations occur not only on interannual-to-decadal timescales but also over periods as long as 50 years… even trends over 50 years are subject to considerable uncertainty owing to natural variability.
These findings were in particular important for the winter season at mid-to-high latitudes. Hence, they could be entirely attributed to chaotic dynamics. On the other hand, the two simulations that they highlighted in their study represented extreme cases, and most of the simulations suggested that the future outcome may be somewhere in between.
My interpretation of Deser et al.'s results is that the range of possible future temperatures gets broader at the same time as the most likely outcome follows a warming curve. This means that the most likely scenario is warming for the future while there still is a small possibility that the temperature for a particular location hardly changes (or even cools) over a 50-year period.
If each simulation is equally likely and the distribution of results given by the ensemble of runs gives an indication of likelihood, then the most likely outcome is described by the value that most of the ensemble members cluster around.
Another way to look at this is that the signal-to-noise ratio doesn't increase much over time, which makes some of the take-home messages from Brown & Wilby (2012) important to heed. They argue that downscaling for the future involves too many unknowns, but can nevertheless provide tentative input to a more comprehensive risk assessment based on many factors, all of which may not necessarily be related to climate.
The Deser et al. paper also sends a message to people who study regional climate change based on a small selection of climate models (i.e. only from their own country). There is a need to include the maximum amount of reliable information about the local climate, and that would include the range of possibilities and the probabilities associated with these.
It is of course possible that the climate model used by Deser et al. exaggerates the variability in the large-scale atmospheric flow. However, their findings may also potentially explain the observation that led Oldenborgh et al. (2009) to conclude that Europe has warmed faster than projected by the climate models.
p.s. The ENSEMBLES project did involve a "grand ensemble" (climateprediction.net); however, this has so far not been used extensively for describing local and regional climate. The grand ensemble has been more appropriate for describing the global mean state and large-scale phenomena (link to experiments).
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- G.J. van Oldenborgh, S. Drijfhout, A. van Ulden, R. Haarsma, A. Sterl, C. Severijns, W. Hazeleger, and H. Dijkstra, "Western Europe is warming much faster than expected", Climate of the Past, vol. 5, pp. 1-12, 2009. http://dx.doi.org/10.5194/cp-5-1-2009


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Arsenal Football Club can confirm that goalkeeper James Shea is to join Dagenham & Redbridge on loan for the 2011/12 season.
The 20-year-old keeper was a regular for Neil Banfield's Reserves last season, making 11 appearances and keeping three clean sheets. James also enjoyed a spell in the first team squad, earning a place on the bench at Old Trafford for the FA Cup quarter final tie in March.
James goes to Victoria Road to fill the void left by his goalkeeping coach at Arsenal, Tony Roberts, who has retired as a player this season as the Daggers' record appearance holder.
Everyone at the Club wishes James well for his spell with John Still's side.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Green Bay Hosts Bonnies in Non-Conference Finale
By Justin Grones (@JustinGrones)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Following a 63-42 win at Wichita State in the final non-conference road game of the season on Dec. 30, Green Bay (9-2) returns home to host St. Bonaventure (7-7) on Saturday, Jan. 5 at 2 p.m. The matchup will be the first all-time meeting between the two schools, which both found success in the 2012 NCAA Tournament with the Phoenix advancing to the second round and the Bonnies falling in the Sweet 16.
The win at Wichita State gave Green Bay its fourth-straight victory and marked the eighth time this season an opponent was held to 50 points or less. The Horizon League-leading Phoenix is allowing just 49.1 points per game and also boasts a league-best +15.1 scoring margin. Senior Sarah Eichler (Grafton, Wis.) scored a team-high 15 points in the win over the Shockers while missing just one shot from the field. As a team, Green Bay used 17 assists on 23 field goals and hit 77.8 percent from the field in the second half after shooting less than 30 percent in the first.
Green Bay also continued its streak of dominance in the paint while outscoring the Shockers 26-6 in the lane. Over the past four games the Phoenix has outscored opponents 136-40 in the paint, including a 64-12 advantage in the previous two wins against Wisconsin and at Wichita State.
St. Bonaventure travels to Green Bay for the first time following a 70-66 home loss to N.C. State on Dec. 30. The defeat was the first home loss for the Bonnies, who are 4-1 at home but a combined 3-6 in road and neutral games this season.
The matchup will mark the sixth time this season Green Bay has played an opponent that played in either the 2012 NCAA Tournament or the 2012 WNIT Tournament, with St. Bonaventure having the most success of these teams. The Bonnies received a No. 5 seed for the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the Sweet 16 before falling to No. 1 seed and eventual tournament runner-up Notre Dame. A season after advancing to the Sweet 16, Green Bay made it to the second round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament before being edged in a close battle with No. 2 seed Kentucky.
Horizon League play will begin for the Phoenix on Tuesday, Jan. 8 when Detroit visits the Kress Center for the first time since the 2012 Horizon League Tournament Championship game, when the Phoenix defeated the Titans 66-53.
FOLLOW IT LIVE: Fans can listen live on Saturday as Bruce VandenPlas will have the call on WDUZ The Fan.com and 1400 AM. Live stats and live video will also be available for the game against St. Bonaventure. Be sure to follow @GBPhoenixWBB and @JustinGrones on Twitter for updates throughout the game.
HOME SWEET HOME: Saturday's game against St. Bonaventure kicks off a three-game homestand, the longest streak of home games through the first 11 games of the 2012-13 season. After finishing up non-conference play against the Bonnies, Green Bay will open Horizon League play hosting Detroit on Tuesday, Jan. 8, and Wright State on Saturday, Jan. 12.
EICHLER: Senior Sarah Eichler
continued her quest to 1,000 career points in the win at Wichita State
recording 15 points on 5-of-6 shooting and a perfect 3-for-3 from long range.
The Grafton, Wis. native is averaging 12.8 points per game, has scored 20 or
more points on two occasions this season and is fourth in the Horizon League
with a 41.9 3-point shooting percentage. Eichler needs 115 points to become the
31st member of the Green Bay women's basketball 1,000-point club, and would be
the second player to do so this season following fellow senior Adrian Ritchie (De Pere, Wis.) accomplishing this feat on Nov. 30.
THEY SHOOT, THEY SCORE: The Phoenix is shooting 45.1 percent from the field during its four-game winning streak, including a season-high 56.0 percent against North Dakota State on Dec. 18. After hitting less than 30 percent from the field in the first half at Wichita State, Green Bay connected on 14 of 18 attempts in the second half, good for a 77.8 percent mark.
NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: Green Bay opens Horizon League play on Tuesday, Jan.
8 in a rematch of the 2012 Horizon League Tournament Championship game. The
Phoenix went 2-1 against the Titans last season, who were selected to finish
second in the Horizon League preseason poll behind Green Bay this season.
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Bacary Sagna leads off our quartet. The right back received
10.03 per cent of the poll which is some achievement in your debut
campaign. Arsenal.com editor Richard Clarke gives his perspective
on the dreadlocked defender.
The impact of Arsenal's foreign legion will never be forgotten. But few of the Club's overseas stars have made the immediate impact of Bacary Sagna. In the past, the likes of Thierry Henry, Emmanuel Petit, Marc Overmars, Robert Pires, Nicolas Anelka, Alex Hleb, Tomas Rosicky and Emmanuel Adebayor have all needed the luxury of weeks or months before settling into the groove of English football. Only really Patrick Vieira drew applause and admiration from the Arsenal supporters on debut.
Then Sagna arrived.
To be honest, right back was not really looking like an area in need of strengthening last summer. Emmanuel Eboue and Justin Hoyte had shared the role quite comfortably in the previous campaign. With Freddie Ljungberg and Thierry Henry leaving, it seemed that the acquisitions would be needed elsewhere. But to re-apply a phrase used about another Arsenal manager - Arsène knows.
From the opening game of the season - the last-gasp comeback against Fulham - Sagna looked like he could add an extra 10 per cent to this Arsenal side. Right back is hardly the most influential position on the pitch but the 25-year-old still caught the eye.
Fast, aggressive and powerful, he bulldozered down the flank when the opportunity arose to attack but was ever mindful of his primary job. These days there is a tendency to judge a full back on his attacking prowess. It is as though the defensive security he can offer is 'a given'. It is not. Yet Sagna can certainly do both.
He was not 'skinned' in any game and his tally of four Premier League assists last season puts him fourth in the list of full backs behind Nicky Shorey, Pascal Chimbonda and Gael Clichy.
But that does not tell the real story. In reality he reached the byline countless times causing persistent consternation. The perfect example came at Manchester City in February. Ten minutes in, Alex Hleb spotted a sprinting Sagna approaching the edge of the area. One touch took him past Michael Ball but there was plenty of work to do. The left back desperately tried to scramble back and Richard Dunne came across to help. However the speed and strength of Sagna meant he reached the byline first and managed to hook the ball back for Emmanuel Adebayor to convert scruffily at the near post.
Tragedy struck the Sagna family late in the season but the only way time you could see its influence on the pitch was when he celebrated the first professional goal of his career against Chelsea. That strike gave Arsenal a crucial lead and Arsène Wenger later admitted the loss of his right back late in that game seemed to unbalance his defence at Stamford Bridge as the home side came back to secure a crucial win.
According to the Premier League players themselves, Arsenal have the best full backs in the country. Clichy and Sagna were both voted on to the PFA Team of the Season.
A casual trawl through website messageboards for thoughts of Sagna brings up phrases like "best Wenger signing for years" and "most consistent performer last season". The fact that the French international only finished fourth in our official Arsenal.com poll would suggest the majority of you don't actually agree with that fully. But few could argue with his contribution.
Considering he occupies arguably the most anonymous position on the pitch, Bacary Sagna has made one hell of a first impression.Sagna Week Date Article 20 June 2008 Sagna Week: Watch Bac at his tough-tackling best 19 June 2008 Sagna Week: Bacary's game of the season 19 June 2008 Sagna Week: What did YOU say about Bacary? 18 June 2008 Sagna Week: We crunch the numbers on his season 18 June 2008 Sagna Week: 'I have surprised myself this season' 17 June 2008 Win a copy of the Season Review DVD! 17 June 2008 'He is wise enough to know when to go forward' 17 June 2008 Sagna Week: TV Online: Sagna's All Time XI 17 June 2008 Sagna Week: TV Online: Sagna's Team-mates 16 June 2008 Sagna Week: Have your say on the defender 16 June 2008 TV Online: Watch the French defender in action Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Parents, police stress stranger danger after two kidnapping attempts
BOZEMAN, Mont. - Bozeman Police have beefed up patrols at area elementary schools after a pair of suspected kidnapping attempts last month.
A man in a black pickup reportedly approached a child near Irving Elementary on Wednesday night. The child fled and called police.
Police have been working to find the suspect.
"We've heightened patrol around the schools," said Captain Steve Crawford.
Crawford told NBC Montana they're working with other agencies, including the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office and MSU Police to try to track the man down.
We wanted to know how parents felt. Jessica Tallman told us she has used social media to alert other parents.
"I did the Facebook thing. All of my friends know to watch out for your children," said Tallman.
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Arsène Wenger wants his side to learn from their 1-0 defeat at Norwich on Saturday.
Grant Holt's first-half strike was enough to give Chris Hughton's team their first win of the season on a day when Arsenal were uncharacteristically below par.
Speaking after the final whistle, Wenger admitted he was disappointed with the result and acknowledged the team did not create enough opportunities at Carrow Road.
"I am angry, but you have to acknowledge we have not created a lot today," he said. "Overall it was disappointing but we were not in the game for the first 20 minutes with complete focus, we gave an easy goal away and from then on we made it difficult.
"We had to equalise before half-time to win this game. We did not do it and after that I felt there was always something missing - sharpness, decisiveness in the box. Offensively we were really not at our level.
"It is a good lesson, but I would have preferred not to get it, because if you need lessons like that you will stand there at the end of the season and be full of regrets.
"We have to face the reality that if you are not completely ready in the Premier League, then you have no chance."
The game at Carrow Road was the first time Arsenal had failed to score in nine games and Wenger expects his team to rediscover their goal touch soon.
"Today was a poor collective offensive performance, rather than one individual missing," he said. "We scored goals until now. We were just poor today.
"We have players out who will come back and then we will see, but today we did not create enough, that is for sure.
"The gap [of 10 points to leaders Chelsea] is very unpleasant," Wenger added. "We had an opportunity that Tottenham could win and we could win, and we both lost. That of course makes the gap a lot bigger.
"You cannot say you do not worry about that, but what is more disappointing is that we could not score. After we went 1-0 down, we had the ball for 70 minutes and could not score a goal.
"We have to give Norwich credit because physically they were strong, very committed, well organised, played to stop us from playing and did it very well."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


text: This is an article in "Sankei sports" in Japan. Translated from Japanese. As for the free skating, Mao is going to skate to "Liebestraum" next season, too. June 21st, 2011 JST The photo Photography: by Hirokazu Miyagawa Mao Asada who does the talk session in the inaugural announcement meeting of a brand ambassador. At Teikoku Hotel in the afternoon of June 21st. http://www.sanspo.com/sports/photos/110621/spm1106211707000-p1.htm By Kyodo Press In Jun 21st, former Worlds Champion Mao Asada revealed that, as for the free skating of next season, she skates to "Liebestraum" composed by Liszt as same as last season. She explained the reason, saying 'I can not be satisfied to have made "Liebestraum" finish while not doing my best performance, so I would like to perform the perfect one', because, in the worlds of April where she had aimed at the championship for two seasons running, she finished at the 6th place. In Tokyo Metropolitan area, Asada attended the publicity meeting of the mattress which she is using. She did not reveal the name of music of the new short program which uses a classic music, but she said "It is the story of a queen and I would like to perform that heroine perfectly". In this day, she seems to have been coached by Nobuo Sato coach in early morning. She is aiming at next season, while saying, "I am re-examining my skating and my jump now but would like to do the practice which I can feel to have become good every day even if it was only one thing per day". The article: As for the free skating, Mao is going to skate to "Liebestraum" next season, too. http://www.sanspo.com/sports/news/110621/spm1106211707000-n1.htm According to the article of Asahi Shinbun, Lori Nichol is in charge of the choreography as for FS as same as last season, but Asada suggested the minor change, saying, "Consulting with Lori, I would like to change it to the feeling which is different from this season. This is an article in the web news site, "J-Cast" in Japan. Translated from Japanese. As for next season, Mao Asada performs "a princess"!? June 21st, 2011 JST The photo: Mao Asada who is sitting on a high resilient mattress pad. http://www.j-cast.com/mono/images/2011/mono99048_pho01.jpg Mao Asada was appointed to the brand ambassador of a high resilience mattress pad and the press interview for the announcement was held at a hotel in the Tokyo Metropolitan area in June 21st, 2011. In the interview with enclosing her after the event, she revealed something of a theme of that, saying "It is a story of a princess or queen", while saying that, as for the choreography of next season, the music is secret yet. The high resilience mattress which Asada publicized was sold since 2007. It has the characteristic as follows, (1) It is easy to turn over in bed. (2) The burden which is imposed to the body decreases because weight is dispersed. (3) The air permeability is high. (4) It is easy to wash. In Vancouver Olympics in 2010, about 70 players who contain Asada seem to have carried it to the Olympic athletes' village and used. It is used for the first-class seat of All Nippon Airways (ANA), too. Asada who says "I make it a rule to go to bed for 7-8 hours every day" emphasized the importance of the sleeping, saying "It feels like doing the best in the next day by getting enough sleep and it recovers from the fatigue, too". As for the use of the product, she said "The body does not too sink, it wasn't too hard, it was just fit" with smiling. The article: As for next season, Mao Asada performs "a princess"!? http://www.j-cast.com/mono/2011/06/21099048.html According to the article by Tatsuya Haga of Maichichi Shinbun, she explained that the music of SP has a flowery melody and she can enjoy music also and costume also.


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diverhunter50 wrote:Seen them in the NW part of the state, awful early for some of the bunches I saw early this past week, 30-50 in a couple flocks. They will be long gone before the 4th, hopefully they don't all move through early like last year!
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The popularity generated by leadoff single "When You Were Young" led up to the highly anticipated release of Sam's Town in early October 2006. While the album did not match the popularity of the band's debut, it nevertheless sold 700,000 copies worldwide during its first week, eventually spawning three U.S. singles and gaining the Killers two additional Grammy nods. Sawdust, a collection of B-sides, rarities, and remixes, followed one year later, serving as a stopgap recording between the band's proper studio albums. The Killers then returned in 2008 with Day & Age, which eschewed the Americana tangents of Sam's Town in favor of pop pastiches and sleek, oddball dance-rock. The band's return to the dancefloor was emboldened by Stuart Price, a veteran producer who had previously worked with Madonna and Gwen Stefani, and the Top 40 single "Human" helped the Killers continue their commercial streak. A lengthy tour carried the band into 2009, which also saw the release of the concert album Live from the Royal Albert Hall. Solo work comprised many of the next few years, including Brandon Flowers' Flamingo, Ronnie Vannucci's Big Talk, and Mark Stoermer's Another Life. After reconvening in early 2011, the band got to work on its fourth studio album, enlisting a small army of notable producers, including Daniel Lanois, Steve Lillywhite, Damian Taylor, Stuart Price, and Brendan O'Brien. The resulting Battle Born was released in September, 2012. In early 2013, the band announced that they would be releasing their first greatest-hits collection later that year. Entitled Direct Hits, the November release featured two newly recorded songs, "Shot at Night" and "Just Another Girl," which were produced by M83 and Stuart Price, respectively. ~ Andrew Leahey
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Canon SX20 bought end 2009 and out of warranty. Since April 2011, getting intermittent lens error where on zooming, the lens goes in & out a few times then shuts down. On restart sometimes works. If not, leaving overnight & camera ok. Have tried following: 1) Resetting to Canon default settings- sometimes works 30% 2)removing batteries when switched off -still lens error 3) leaving on, removing batteries, leave for hour - fixes problem for a while. 4) Tapping case where hdmi etc are on palm of hand - seems to work for a while 5) I have replaced batteries, rechargeables & Alkalines but that does not have any impact on results. I do not wish to send it into Canon as the likely repair costs will go a long way to buying another camera
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a) Could this be an electronic rather than say dust problem within mechanism
Is their a firmware update for this camera and is it user installable
c) Any other suggestions on fixing this camera
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Is AF-driver problem ?
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Is AF-driver problem ?
can you please explain further about AF driver problem
we normally keep to auto mode or P(rogram) mode to use the super macro function
Could only find the following menu options:
under auto mode, we have the AF assist beam set to on
under P mode, we have Servo AF set to off, Continuous AF set to on, AF assist beam on.
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So here I am, starting to paint my armor, and my friend who is helping me to paint picks up the top half of the right gauntlet looks at it for a bit, then exclaims
"Bloody hell.. it's a 109!"
Aparently there was a large scale Me 109 wire control kit made in the 1970's, and the top half of the gauntlet is the lower part of the engine section of the kit. If you turn the gauntlet up side down, and I suppose have a good idea of the shape of the 109, you can see it quite clearly. The prop makers have built it up in places and changed some of the shape but the 109 is the base shape underneath it all.
I'll edit this post later with the relevant details, make/model etc...
After explaining himself to me I can see it and I believe that there's a good chance this is correct. And I'm also being lazy and not checking to see if anyone has all ready discovered this.
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I have my bow bare shaft tuned for GT 5575 arrows. I am now shooting some XXX for dots without tuning the bow. I put in another sight pin for the XXX and they are hitting the x at 20 yards with no problems that I can see. I decided to see if the xxx's were anywhere close to being bare shaft tuned and the bare shaft hit about 2 feet high at 20 yards so that would be a no.
So as long as no fletching is being ripped off and such is it ok to just shoot the xxx without tuning for them.
More information: My d-loop looks like a 7 and my rest is very low so I would probably need to move my d-loop up to tune for the xxx.