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I used to build wood/epoxy boats for a living, and I've used epoxies for building and repairs now since 1976. Epoxy is wonderful stuff and will seal wood really well. Makes a great base for varnishes and the clear coat for cars is really tough stuff. It's a two part and isn't cheap by the way.
You MUST be certain you can maintain the finish. IF you let it get bad, and let the sun get to the epoxy so IT has to come off, you are letting yourself in for a major job. And that's the real beauty of spar varnishes- they can be touched up. The clear coats ( and polyurethanes) don't lend themselves as well to touch ups.
SO yeah- great idea provided you stay on top of the topcoats and don't let them go. Means touching up nicks and dings as soon as you see them, which of course you should do anyway so sun and moisture doesn't get under them. If you can't see yourself doing that, then don't put the epoxy on there.
What about a method shown on MAS Epoxy web site?
I tried it this spring and it looks promising. They use two coats of MAS epoxy and UV protection on top of it. They use automotive clear coat for big jobs. It is simple and result is beautiful. Well, southern Ontario is not southern Texas.
I just register and saw this post. Boat name, thus user name is not correct and is being fixed. But-
I'm a retired wooden boat builder and we still do boat work, including varnishing etc on boats for customers.
We used Bristol finish on our mast also. We are in south Texas and our sun is brutal. We had been using Z-spar 2015 and it held up better than anything else we tried, but not on the mast.
The Bristol has been on the mast now for just over a year and is still flawless. My wife was working in a bosun's chair up the mast last week and looked it over- looks as good as when we put it on. We are hopeful now that we can get two years from it before having to add a coat.
On the toe rails, we tried varnish, etc, but as was said by someone else, unless you do the bottom also, water WILL get under there and lift the edges- Doesn't matter what you use- that's a weakness.
My wife (Laura) does our brightwork and she finally gave up on the toe rails, wooded them and keeps them oiled. She's switching every thing else to Bristol now.
With regards to installing rails and getting a good seal, I thought I would throw out a tip that I got from a yacht restorer who also does design.
We call this "bedding". The way I do it to make a really neat job of it, is to lightly trace the outline of the part where it's going to live on the boat. Remove the part then tape around the line, leaving about a 1/16" gap outside of this line. Use some denatured alcohol to remove the pencil line then apply a bead of your goo of choice. Place the part and lightly tighten it down (just enough to make the goo ooze out around the edges of the part, no more). Wipe up the ooze out and leave it alone for a few days, until the goo cures. Now remove the tape (if you haven't already) and tighten down the part good. This smashes the part into the cured "gasket" of now cured goo and makes a very good seal. The tape around the part thing, leaves a very neat and professional looking edge. This line can be used to paint against too. If you tighten down the part, before the goo cures, it can easily get squeezed out of the joint and leave you with a paper thin smear of goo, which doesn't realy seal much.
|Consider "Honey Teak" by Signature (only available on-line). I've used it on my teak for years and when applied correctly, it wears like iron and looks terrific. Tremendous UV protection. The inventor (Tom Fabula) is available by phone to help you as you go about the refinishing process. Follow the directions provided CAREFULLY and you'll be pleased with the result.
Just my 2 pence from this side of the planet. We do not have the products found in the US, so I cannot really comment, but this is the way we do it:
1. Sand the wood down to real smooth finish
2. Apply 7 coats of penetrating marine varnish (thinned for the first 3 coats)
3. Apply 2 coats clear polyester resin (epoxy) by SPRAYING this on.
4. Apply 3 coats of two pack automotive clear coat by spraying it on.
The clear coat protects the resin from UV and the resin gives shock stress protection from bumps etc to the varnish.
We have no ozone layer here so the UV zaps the wood quite badly and this system works!
I have seen boats that have used polyurethane over the teak and the results are not very good in the long term. The polyurethanes tend to become cloudy over a long period of sun exposure; and re-coating with topcoats also results in heavy build up of finish that is cloudy because polyurethanes are not as clear as varnishes to begin with.
I have seen excellent results with Epifanes; but it is high maintenance as a low uv-resistant finish. The new Epifanes with UV blocking may be a better choice; but I have not used it and therefore can't compare it to a product like Cetol. All standard varnishes are higher maintenance than Cetol; you will only get appx 6-12 months of protection out of them before you need to scuff sand and re-coat to prevent UV degradation. If you don't re-coat on this schedule the sun will damage the finish and everything will need to be stripped off and re-finished.
I would not use Awlgrip over an existing varnish. Awlgrip and DuPont Imron (and possibly others) contains a cyanide based catalyst which is extremely harmful if inhaled. If inhaled while being sprayed it can be deadly. If you hand paint it on I would use a respirator that can trap cyanide vapors. In industrial application the people who spray this type of paint use a positive pressure type respirator to prevent any inhalation of the paint fumes.
Varnishes are safe to use; if you don't like the smell of the paint fumes you can use a respirator. If you are applying it to the interior you probably will want a respirator so you are not breathing too much of it. For exterior finish it's probably OK not to use one.
If you go with a varnish you might want to consider making sunbrella covers (or having them made by a canvas shop).
What Varnish or Urethane to use
I live i Santa Barbara and have some questions on varnishing
1-Is Awlgrip 2 part Urenthane good to use over varnish?
2-What Varnishes are best Epifane,Zspar 2015 or Bristol
3- Are there dangers ininhailing varnishes or urethanes especially.
4-Should you wear a respiratory mask as 3M in doing varnishing or urethane??
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we have the same issues here in Florida. We have tried the Epiphanes and since it deteriorated so quickly i think i am going to try the bristol finish. boy has it been hot lately hasn't it?
that is a great idea! we can get part way under our toe rail to varnish but that would be a great way to finish it.
I was thinking of using epifane?????
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has anyone ever used a product called 'Bristal Finish'? it is billed as an alternative to varnish and that it has better UV protection than varnish. We are refinishing our teak cap rail and i am looking at the various options. A friend of ours had theirs refinished using Epiphanes using 7 coats here in Florida. After a 3 month trip to the Bahamas he came back with the finish deteriorated in a number of places. I know that typically varnish has to be reapplied every 6 months or so here in the tropics - but three months seems ridiculous.
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Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has promised to copy the famous hair-style of a legendary Polish No 1 if his country get England in Friday's Euro 2012 draw.
In 1973, Sir Alf Ramsey's side failed to reach the World Cup Finals after a magnificent performance by Jan Tomaszewski in the deciding qualifying game at Wembley. The long-haired keeper had been ridiculed pre-match but his dazzling performance rebuffed a side that had won the tournament seven years earlier and were highly-rated at Mexico 1970.
Now Szczesny is the Polish national keeper and, not only is he looking forward to Friday's draw, he may change his looks on the back of it.
"I told the lads I'm going to grow long hair if we draw England," he said. "It would be fantastic. You might remember the goalkeeper who played against England in 1973. You should all remember him. So I'll grow the long hair and try to do the job as well as he did. I might have to wear a wig because there won't be enough time to grow it.
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- In a saucepan, combine sugar and water. Cook and stir over medium heat until a candy thermometer reads 220°. Remove from the heat; cool to room temperature. Using a tweezers, dip lilac petals into the syrup, shaking off excess; dip into fine sugar. Place lilacs on sugar-coated waxed paper for 4 hours or until dry, turning occasionally. Store uncovered. Yield: about 3/4 cup syrup.
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Oh Lisa, I love that table! It's got such a great shape and you totally transformed it! We have a new party going, feel free to come link up anytime!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! This is lovely. You did an outstanding job. I really love the shape. Beautiful home you have Lisa. <3ReplyDelete
She turned out gorgeous!! I love her curves and details. I hope she finds are good home. :)ReplyDelete
Very pretty. Someone is going to grab it up!ReplyDelete
Lisa it turned out great! I love it! Can't wait to see the new one from the box!ReplyDelete
After all that hard work, I don't think I could bear to put her up for sale. :) I heart it!ReplyDelete
Just wonderful, Lisa. Can't wait to see the new one! :)ReplyDelete
Lisa, The table looks wonderful and I know it will find a good home. xo, SherryReplyDelete
oh my goodness, i love your table makeover, not to mention your whole lounge room! the cushions are just gorgeous too :)ReplyDelete
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Awesome makeover Lisa! She is a beauty!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I love the shape - I can't believe you're going to part with it! It will be snapped up in no time!ReplyDelete
This little table is so cute!! Love the white!!ReplyDelete
Lisa the table turned out very pretty. Love those legs!ReplyDelete
that looks wonderful! looks good where it is.ReplyDelete
Wow...it looks fabulous...how can you give her up??ReplyDelete
I want me one! I think I am in envy mode. Love it!ReplyDelete
It turned out lovely I love the legs. Visiting from Furniture Feature Friday.ReplyDelete
wow what ever is in the box must be pretty groovey to outdo this one! Great job...I have a table with a leather top waiting to get done for our booth.....did you tear off the leather?ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see the new table!
sigh.. gorgeous! really lovely!ReplyDelete
It is a beautiful piece!ReplyDelete
I also love the union jack pillow, did you make it?
Looks like it is right at home right there! Looks great!ReplyDelete
I love it, absolutely, love it. Love the whole scene.ReplyDelete
Wow - what a difference. I'm always thrilled about the effect of (white) color.ReplyDelete
Just I've seen your new profile picture - great!!!
Wow, that looks great, Lisa! Someone's really going to love that :)ReplyDelete
Turned out awesome, Lisa!ReplyDelete
Your room looks fantastic!
WELL DONE!ReplyDelete
You did an amazing job - I LOVE that beautiful table and have the perfect spot for it.
Wish you lived in my town I would snatch that up FAST!
it's so pretty and looks perfect in your room, even thought you are selling it...if only i needed a coffee table!ReplyDelete
Very pretty and it looks great in this room even though you are not keeping it.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful room, I love the difference in the table, I always love seeing a vintage mess being transformed into a vintage treasure....ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing, hope you'll stop by too.
It's a pity South Africa is so far away - my puppy has been chewing my coffee table so am in need of a replacement. This would have been perfect! x SharonReplyDelete
Beautiful transformation on the table ~ Love it!!ReplyDelete
LOVE WHAT YOU DID!!! You are so talented! Where did you get your English flag pillow from?ReplyDelete
turned out great! had fun today! have a fabulous weekend! (happy belated to your hubby) we are dining in the city for my DH's b-day in between all the basketball!ReplyDelete
Your table turned out so great! I can't believe you're not keeping it (if I read that right). I love round coffee tables because they soften the square edges of the sofa and added a feminine touch to the room. Love your sofa and the pillows on it too.ReplyDelete
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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has appointed Renee Jimenez to fill a judicial vacancy in 3rd District Juvenile Court, which serves Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele Counties.
Jimenez, who has worked for years as an attorney and an assistant Utah attorney general, was chosen from five attorney nominees. Her appointment is subject to public comment and confirmation by the Utah Senate.
Jimenez, a member of the Utah Minority Bar Association, is the second minority candidate nominated to the bench by Herbert.
Her nomination comes amid criticism about Utah's lack of minority judges.
"Gov. Herbert recognizes that diversity on the bench is important," said a statement issued by Minority Bar President Jesse Nix. "Minority kids, regardless of their race or ethnicity or economic background, will believe that a judge that looks like them will listen and be interested in helping them become law-abiding and productive citizens. It is a large component of restorative justice in the juvenile justice system."
Last year, 3rd District Judge Su J. Chon became the first minority to earn a spot on the bench under Herbert.
Statewide, only 9 percent of judges are minorities and 24 percent are women numbers that are disproportionate to the more than 21 percent of Utahns who identify as racial or ethnic minorities and the 50 percent who are female, according to 2012 U.S. Census Bureau statistics.
If appointed, Jimenez would replace Judge Frederic Oddone, who retired April 16 after nearly two decades with the juvenile court.
Jimenez responded to the nomination by saying she was "very honored," and that her time with the Child Protection Division of the Attorney General's Office has given her "a solid background for the very important work of the Juvenile Court," according to a statement.
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we will be on the hook for any federally guaranteed pensions, etc. other than that, it should be up to the court, city, and debtors to work things out. no other tax payer money should be spent on it.
So is the satisfaction of seeing Detroit go bankrupt worth the extra dollars in local property taxes y'all will have to pay because investors will now demand more to buy your community's muni bonds?
If the Detroit bankruptcy is successful and investors (bond holders) take a bath (pennies on the dollar), that illusion of low risk municipal bonds will forever be tarnished and EVERY city will have to pay higher rates to get people to invest in their muni bonds. Your property taxes go to service those debt payments so YOU end up paying higher taxes if Detroit goes down.
you are thrilled by the stock market rise, but it's not a good thing. investors are there because they have no other place to go
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Two weeks ago, I bought my first smatphone "defy".
The phone is wonderful, but some root privileges limit make me unhappy.
So i decide to "root" it on my Debian OS.
Let's start...
step 0:
Before you doing anything, prepare some tools:
adb (must, you can get it in android sdk)
exploit.bin (must, maybe named "psneuter" or other, name is not important)
su (must, not linux su command)
Superuser.apk (must)
busybox (recommended)
All are packed in "root_defy_tools.zip".
step 1:
1. Connect your Motorola Defy to your computer using USB cable.
2. Get your linux system's root authority, and start adb server as root (on PC):
su (this is linux system command, after it,
you will get the system root authority.
su command is more easy than sudo command)
adb kill-server (you must do this to kill the user started server)
adb start-server (restart adb)
adb devices
Then, maybe, you will see one list like this:
List of devices attached
016B3B790900600E device
This output tells you the phone is definitely hooked up.
If you couldn't see, try step 2-1 below.
step 2:
1. Turn back to your phone, and go to
settings—> Applications—> Development—> Check "USB Debugging" option.
2. unzip "root_defy_tools.zip" on PC, and "cd" into that directory (on PC).
3. Launch ADB and push the downloaded files to phone (on PC).
adb push Superuser.apk /sdcard/Superuser.apk
adb push su /sdcard/su
adb push busybox /sdcard/busybox
adb push exploit.bin /data/local/tmp/exploit.bin
5. Go to Phone's internal shell using ADB (on PC)
adb shell
6. Take advantage of fake root exploit:
cd /data/local/tmp
chmod 0755 exploit.bin
7. Now you should be back to normal console. Reconnect again.
You should now have root permissions. (# will be displayed instead of $)
adb shell
8. Mount the /system partition as writable and copy files with permissions using commands below:
mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system
cp /sdcard/Superuser.apk /system/app/Superuser.apk
cp /sdcard/su /system/bin/su
cp /sdcard/busybox /system/bin/busybox
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 4755 /system/bin/busybox
mount -o ro,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system
step 3:
Restart your Motorola Defy device. It should be rooted.
After you restart defy, it seems change nothing.
But when you start or use some android apps need root privileges,
"Superuser" and "su" will help you get the root privileges.
This is a common method for other android phones, if you are using one linux OS.
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This is a so called Schaumgold enameled pendant from the Biedermeier period.
As the "Biedermeier" refers to the time period between the Congress of Vienna in 1814 and the revolution of 1848 in Austria. France called this period "Restoration".
A thin Goldblech is the basic material for most factory-made trinkets (shaped by pressing). Biedermeier jewelry often consists of Schaumgold.
I think this pendant is also made in this period. Beautiful turkoois enamel and has a little pampel. It is 7 cm long and as you can see on the third photo fits very good with my gold little earrings with turkoois.
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Hey all
I´m wondering where you people have your Zam rifles from?
I´ve found a thread from 2007, where somebody did some pretty accurate scopes/ addons, but it was a one time only run.
Any idea where I could get some accurate machined parts as well as the scope mounts to start my Zam rifle. I´m not a costumer but a prop builder and would love to have this rifle.
Please post or email me at : firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks, Markus


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I learned last night that one of my best friends had past away earlier this month. We'd been friends since 6th grade though our contact fizzled a bit after I had to move. My heart is aching so much but I try to remind myself that I'll see her again. I'm currently weaving a necklace to wear in her memory. I would appreciate any prayers for her family.


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A Second is Huge in the Olympics In a second At the WebSphere Infrastructure Summit , my friend and colleague Billy Newport was talking about the impact that a second of delay can have on an enterprise's web site. He was referring to a study done by the...
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Redbook Published: WebSphere eXtreme Scale v8.6: Key Concepts and Usage Scenarios Community Blog
Response times going higher? Amount of data higher? Reached the end of your technical rope? If you've already scaled your website as far as you can go, and still need to grow, it's time to check out eXtreme Scale. Need Java, .NET, or REST...Modified on by Eric Van Norman
Make your Apps Automatically Filter Your Data in the Grid on the XC10 Appliance Community Blog
Picture this, you have a business that is selling those wildly popular tablets, and you want to know when you need to order more. With continuous query, you will actually be notified this is happening in your grid if you setup the correct query saying,...Modified on by lisaw
New WebSphere eXtreme Scale V7: Solutions Architecture RedPaper Published
This new paper helps IT architects understand how this data grid can be used to enhance application performance and scalability. It introduces the concepts behind eXtreme Scale and shows how it addresses the challenges of scalability and throughput found in...
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As the countdown to Impact 2010 begins, I'd like to summarize the sessions around XTP to help you build your agenda. I also talk about the IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale topics and sessions in this YouTube video . Additionally, Andrew Spyker posted video previews...
WebSphere eXtreme Scale Fix Pack V18.104.22.168 and XC10 184.108.40.206 are now available! Community Blog
WebSphere eXtreme Scale Fix Pack V22.214.171.124 and XC10 184.108.40.206 are now available! IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale is an elastic, scalable in-memory data grid that provides a key-addressable store of values or graphs. This product supports a processing unit, state...Modified on by Eric Van Norman
New eXtreme Scale support information, including complete list of available fixes
Chris Johnson recently added a new support section to the WebSphere eXtreme Scale Product wiki , in the lower left in the Documentation and learning section. In addition to links to official product support pages and the eXtreme Scale support forum , he's...
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Using the Continuous Query filter Community Blog
The getting started with Continuous Query sample is provided for a quick introduction to the Continuous Query filtering. It consists of shell and batch scripts designed to start a simple grid with very little customization needed. The sample shows how to...
"Cash in with Distributed Caching" Presentation Series available
The Global WebSphere Community has presented a series of presentations entitled: " Cash in with Distributed Caching ". The slides and replays of these presentations with audio are available here . The series is about Building Highly Scalable Web...
WebSphere eXtreme Scale Version 8.6 Fix Pack 1 available for download! Community Blog
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WebSphere® eXtreme Scale Version 8.6 Fix Pack 1 includes fixes for internal defects and usability improvements. WebSphere eXtreme Scale V8.6 Fix Pack 1 is available for you to download Download WebSphere eXtreme Scale Version 8.6 Fix Pack 1 server upgrade...
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WebSphere eXtreme Scale Fix Pack V188.8.131.52 and XC10 184.108.40.206 are now available! Community Blog
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WebSphere eXtreme Scale Fix Pack V184.108.40.206 and XC10 184.108.40.206 are now available! IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale is an elastic, scalable in-memory data grid that provides a key-addressable store of values or graphs. This product supports a...Modified on by Eric Van Norman
Zones aren't just for multiple data centers any more!
Zones are a WebSphere eXtreme Scale feature for controlling shard placement in a grid. The classic example and use case for zones is when you have two (or more) data centers and you want your grid spread over them to allow for recovery from data center...
Tech Preview of WebSphere eXtreme Scale REST Data Services Framework released
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In the dynamic business environment of today, Information Technology (IT) organizations face challenges around scalability and performance. This IBM® Redbooks® publication is targeted for IT architects, IT personnel, and developers who are looking to...Modified on by lisaw
WebSphere eXtreme Scale 18.104.22.168 FIX 3 Now Available
WebSphere eXtreme Scale (ObjectGrid) 22.214.171.124 cumulative fix 3 is now available. These issues are fixed: 0. PM05727 : When a web application that is using webSphere eXtreme Scale forHTTP session replication is restarted without restarting the application...
Sessions and Transactions in Elastic Caching
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WebSphere eXtreme Scale (as well as the Data Cache service offering in Bluemix, both are used interchangeably in this article and collectively referred to as the "caching service" ) offers a fine degree of control over how applications can...Modified on by SteveWebb
Re-cap of my eXtreme Scale Presentation at the 3/30 RTP WUG
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Going to IBM Impact? Here are some sessions on elastic caching and WebSphere eXtreme Scale Community Blog
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IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale version 8.6 is now available! Community Blog
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Announcing the Getting Started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale Wiki
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Richard Epstein, "The Coming Meltdown in Labor Relations"
Labor relations consists of two broad areas—unions and employment discrimination. Both areas have been stable for some time. The last major labor law reform was in 1959. The employment discrimination law dates back to 1991. The new Obama administration is, however, ramping up tough legislation in both these areas. Professor Epstein will examine three prominent proposals—the Employee Free Choice Act, The Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, and the Paycheck Fairness Act. His somber conclusion is that, their noble titles notwithstanding, these legislative reforms make little sense in either good or bad economic times. The new legal uncertainties, and the high administrative costs, and the misaligned legal incentives associated with these proposals will reduce the gains from trade in labor markets, and resulting higher unemployment will only deepen the current downturn. Richard Epstein is James Parker Hall Distinguished Service Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School. This talk was recorded on January 27, 2009 as part of the Chicago's Best Ideas lecture series.


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SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Rangers reliever Eddie Guardado was able to pitch an inning in a Minor League game Sunday but is still battling the flu and is not expected to pitch in a Cactus League game before the Rangers leave Arizona. "He threw the ball good but he's still sick," pitching coach Mark Connor said. "He's coughing and still having trouble breathing. But true to his personality, he went out there and threw 17 pitches. I'd just like to get this stuff out of his system." Guardado, signed as a free agent in the offseason to be a candidate to close or left-handed setup reliever, hasn't pitched in a Cactus League game since March 12. The plan right now is for him to pitch in another Minor League game Tuesday and Thursday, then possibly an exhibition game Saturday against Double-A Frisco.
By pitching Guardado in Minor League games, the Rangers have the option of putting him on the disabled list and backdating it as many as 10 days into Spring Training. In other words, he would go on the 15-day disabled list but could only miss a minimum of five days in the regular season. That option is eliminated if he plays in a Cactus League game. Connor said that's not a consideration and Guardado insists he'll be ready for Opening Day. "He's pitching in Minor League games the rest of the way but we're not talking about backdating or the D.L.," Connor said.
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by Michael Freimuth 03 GD
Each year the Art Directors Club (ADC), an international
organization of visual communication professionals, solicits portfolios from
young designers around the world for its prestigious Young Guns competition. Five RISD alumni were named among the 50
winners in the 2010 contest: Michael Freimuth 03 GD, Elle Kim 03 GD, Joe Marianek 03 GD,
Nikolay Saveliev 07 GD and Jessica Walsh 08 GD.
Encompassing several fields in visual media and design
(including graphic design, illustration, product design, typography and
others), Young Guns highlights the
best of the world's up-and-coming creative talent in the 30-and-under range. The
winners' work was showcased in October at the ADC Gallery in New York City and
published in a limited-edition volume by Moleskine. Additionally, the winners'
portfolios are added to the permanent online collection of the Art Directors
Club, and selected Young Guns are invited to speak at the ADC Gallery and the
Apple Store in SoHo throughout the year.
The distinction adds to the already impressive resumes of
these five professionals. Freimuth is a freelance art director, designer and
illustrator based in New York, and is currently the creative director at large
for Proximity magazine and the design
journal Matériel. Kim works as a graphic designer in the advertising and fashion industries for clients such as Ann Taylor, Coach and Nickelodeon. Marianek, an
adjunct instructor at SVA in New York, has worked at Pentagram and has been
featured in numerous publications. Walsh, who is currently at Sagmeister Inc.
in NYC, has also worked for Pentagram. Saveliev is focusing on design and art
direction, primarily for advertising, fashion, music and fine arts, for clients
including Citibank, Malcolm McLaren and Comme des Garçons.
Related links:ADC YOUNG GUNS 8 WINNERSElle (Jeong Eun) Kim 03 GDJessica Walsh 08 GDJoe Marianek 03 GDMichael Freimuth 03 GDNikolay Saveliev 07 GD


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Today's organizations must manage the explosive growth of all types of information while addressing greater-than-ever business demand for insights into customer needs and the business environment. Meanwhile, the significant regulatory and compliance risk associated with information security has increased the urgency for tightly controlled information management capabilities. These requirements are hard to meet, with scant best practices available to tame the complexity that firms encounter when trying to manage their information architecture. Enterprise architects must define the organizational capabilities they need to develop and evolve their information resources — as well as the technology to exploit them. You can only achieve all this with a coherent information strategy that defines and prioritizes your needs and focuses resources on high-impact goals.


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The job posting trend of jobs advertised in Worthing citing JavaScript as a proportion of all permanent or contract IT jobs with a match in the Programming Languages category.
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A new agreement recently signed by the presidents of Schoolcraft College and Wayne State University will allow students to get a maximum value for their completed coursework while pursuing an associate degree and then bachelor's degree at these partner institutions. This new agreement will provide a seamless transfer experience while increasing student retention and degree completion at both schools.
Dr. Conway A. Jeffress, president of Schoolcraft College, and Dr. M. Roy Wilson, president of Wayne State University, were joined by administrators, staff and members of the Board of Trustees to celebrate the Reverse Transfer Agreement. The agreement will allow for students who transfer to a Wayne State University program (at any WSU campus including the main campus in Detroit or the SCtoU facility at Schoolcraft College) before completing their associate degree requirements at Schoolcraft the opportunity to use WSU credits to complete an associate degree while continuing to pursue a bachelor's or higher degree.
"Throughout the past decade WSU has consistently been one of the top five colleges to which Schoolcraft students choose to transfer and continue their education," said Dr. Jeffress.
"Today is just one of many in a long list of acknowledgements of the very successful partnership Schoolcraft and WSU have had for many years, all of which have been for the benefit of students in the region," said Dr. Wilson.
Schoolcraft College and WSU are also entering a whole new era of efficiency and quality education opportunities for students with the Schoolcraft to U partnership. "As of this week there are nearly 100 students who have enrolled in the WSU Schoolcraft to U programs being offered at Schoolcraft," Dr. Jeffress shared with the audience.
Beginning Fall of 2014 WSU will be offering the following programs through the Schoolcraft to U Partnership: Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting or Management; Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Computer Technology, Electric Transportation Technology, Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technology; and Masters in Business Administration. Visit www.schoolcraft.edu/SCtoU for more information. View More Images


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MINOX BL 8x33 Binoculars Review
Apart from the fact that they are both German brands that produce high-end optics, Minox binoculars are in many ways very similar to Steiner's in that they pride themselves on producing tough, functional binoculars using the highest quality optics, yet are also priced in such a way as to make them really good value for money.
With this in mind, I recently had the opportunity to review their very good looking mid-sized BL 8x33 binoculars, that from first appearances look like ideal binoculars to take with you on safari, camping, birding walks on a hike or pretty much anywhere.
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German Hunting Magazine tests the DTC 500
In less than a second -- The German optics manufacturer has produced a trail camera to compete with the best, with a trigger release in less than a second and a 15 meter infrared flash range.
The technology is packed in a water tight and robust housing and works with 8 AA batteries, according to the manufacturer, enough to last up to 6 months. With 8 MP, the camera is highly efficient, allowing the user to choose between an 8, 5, 3 or 1.3 megapixel resolution.
Short films of up to 1 minute can be made, as well as black and white photos by night, with use of the infrared LED fully integrated flash.
The MINOX DTC 500 is a powerful, easy to use game camera that delivers excellent results in practice.
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Product test MINOX ZA3 3-9x40 in Rifle Magazine, Sept. 2011
The riflescope I tested featured Schott glass. Schott is well known as one of the premium suppliers of top-grade optical glass. Lenses are multicoated with up to 21 different layers of MINOX M coatings. Multicoating significantly improves brightness, color rendering, contrast and light transmission.
I like the European-style fast-focus eyepiece, which is cushioned with rubber to prevent "shooter's eyebrow."
The Gun Nut August 18, 2011 -- Scope Review: More Miracles from Minox
As with the binoculars, Minox has decided not to do anything cute; in addition to a choice of models you have a choice of three reticles, and thats about it. They are all of normal size, weight, and configuration, but there are two things about the line that sets it apart.
First, unless youre already living in a refrigerator carton, they are affordable. The MSRPs are in the medium range, but the real-world prices put them down in low medium.
Second, the optics are sensational. I dont mean good for the money, I mean sensational. My scope is clearly better than a comparable American scope of slightly higher price, and about equal to an imported scope that costs nearly three times as much.
Outdoor Canada -- The best optics gear of 2011 - ZA5 Best Riflescope
Best riflescope | Minox ZA5
With improved distribution in Canada, Minoxs ZA5 scopes are sure to find favour with big-game hunters. There are seven scopes in the series, from 1.5-8x32 on up to 6-30x56, and all but one are built on a one-inch tube. The biggest has a 30-mm tube. Eye relief is a comforting four inches or more, and the windage and elevation turrets are resettable to zero. The waterproof ZA5s are available in a choice of five reticle styles, including the increasingly popular German #4. Each scope comes with a protective neoprene cover.


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Okay, so I wanted to make this thread apart from my kids' Halloween costumes as I need to make a special request. Their costumes are being made by TDH's own LadySewforUs (so excited!), but I am having trouble with the Luke EpV boots.
I am hoping somebody here on TDH can take me up on a commission to make my son (5 years old) a pair of Luke Skywalker Bespin boots in time for Halloween.
I don't know what the charge would be, but I am willing to pay a reasonable price. And boots can be reasonable likenesses, not dead-on accurate.
I have looked for alternatives, but there is nothing commercially available.
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Yes you are helping and thanks for doing so, The car was origanally just something I drew up to keep a class I was helping in busy, so I just built the body as an example never intended to go any further. I will give you all the information I can. its a one off custom coupe, will be able to seat four, full fenderd, the cab has just a frame, it has no floor. the front end is custom fabricated sheetmetal. I will send some measurements as soon as I can get back into the shop (spring break). My concern is that with the 20" rims in the rear the frame would have to be C notched in order for the car not to sit like a highboy, it will be a cruiser so I thought to get it to sit at the right ride hight, the frame should compinsate. due to the shape of the body (teardrop) channeling could only do so much, I'm trying to get the cab of the car or the seating area to sit as low as possible to add head room and overal ride quality, the idea I have in my head is notch the frame close to the pumpkin of the rear end (width wise) sit the two air bag setup back to back on to of the notches and have the suspention set up F-1 style (indy car) and have two conecting rods a few inches to each side of the pumpkin to the frame. by putting the airbags somewhat above where you are seated it take the abrupt jerk out. I've drawn up what I'm talking about frame wise but I have no way of getting it on the net. if you have ever seen the truck green with envy, popular hot rodding december 1999, it has 20" on the rear as well, the truck was built by Tucci engineering by the way. thank you for the help.
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The number of soldiers who are displaying signs of post traumatic stess disorder has jumped by about 50% in 2007. Records show that about 40,000 members of the military have been diagnosed with the illness since 2003. However, Army Surgeon General Eric Schoomaker believes we do not right presently "have good numbers." He attributed the rise in numbers to better record keeping and increased exposure of soldiers to combat. Officals have been urging soldiers and their family members to seek professional help if signs of the illness appear. The new figures that were revealed indicate that Army and Marine personnel are being hit hardest by PTSD.
Army statistics show there were nearly 14,000 newly diagnosed cases across the services in 2007 cmpared wth more than 9,500 in the previus year and 1,632 in 2003. The Marine Corps had more thn 2,100 new cases com pared with 1,366 in 2006. More than 5,000 Marines have been diagnosed with PTSD since 2003. In a sense the Surgeon General is correct, more knowledge means more soldiers are seeking treatment. But, this is good news, not bad.


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cobolisdead wrote:They recently botched her print of gamer mother(which I am wearing today), and that is the third time that I've heard that they have seriously messed up a design. With that in mind, I'd stay away from Cameesa until they work out their kinks between them and their printer.
For the price, she could just as easily put it on Spreadshirt. $18 for T-shirt is a bit much.
When they seriously botch a print, though, supporters get TWO shirts.
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*whirring down* Noooooooo...
lol it looks pretty good, and the all blue colour gives it a sad feeling.
never heard of a steampunk panda before xD
Re: Steamworks Operatica V.2
You have my bullet vote. Kick that guppy out the FOG!
I like the whimsical look with the top hat on the dragon. And I just love your username evilbluechickens! :D GMV
Looks really cool. Would like to see a closeup.
I'm not really seeing anything steam nor punk about this... hold onto this until a 'Robots' Derby or something, eh?
It's pretty, but it's been done. http://www.topatoco.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TO&Product_Code=WON-PORTHOLE&Category_Code=WON Sorry!
I like it! The robot (the larger) looks very distressed.
Hey! I even *like* the brown a lot better than the asphalt. You're right Draxxx--it works a lot better. Here's hoping it storms to the top.
I agree. Beautiful picture, well-representative of Steampunk, but the grey doesn't suit.
Re: Steam-powered heart
I like the warm tones and placement. Very nice.
Never posted on Woot before. After seeing the amount of work that went into this design and the hoops D had to jump through to get this where it belongs I had to make sure and submit my vote.
mollug wrote:Have you ever read any steampunk... very little of any of it has a discernible point, but that doesn't make it any less cool
Yep, I've read some steampunk lit, leaning towards the cyberpunk variations.
Guess I should have rephrased my question and asked how this design fit the genre ~ Just by slapping some gears and steam on a design? But that oversight seems to be the commonality with most derby entries... in this and most other derbies.
Clever enough.
I'm sorry if you thought of it all by yourself, but it's been done. To death. I doubt woot could legally even produce these.
Re: Fe-MAN
Fairly clever, but all-too reminscent of this fellow: http://www.topatoco.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=TO&Product_Code=WON-PORTHOLE&Category_Code=WON
Great this is up again! Honestly this would be the only one I would buy. (don't like the others in the fug right now) Hope it's getting there again!
Re: MI 1600
1600? Hmmm... well-designed, and, aside from the uncomfortable goggles, I'm in favor of your choice to incorporate more wood!
I just finished up a good run of Darius Gaiden too. I love the idea - you get my vote.
Re: McSteamy Banana
man, i saw the thumbnail of this shirt on the main page, and knew i had to have one!! i voted right away!!!
The Tim wrote:Two words about this rejection: Totally lame.
Concur fully, Copyright is not an issue given Woot would be fully protected by fair use: Parody clause.
Ehhh, it's an alright shirt not one i'd personally have voted or bought but still that rejection reason behind this is really weak.
what woot needs to do to foil the obvious 1 woot item voters is to raise the amount of items bought needed to vote from the current number to perhaps 10-20 items in order to vote.
Just my 2¢
and to add to this.
they shouldn't show the names of the artists during the voting period, and only reveal them after the voting time has ended, or when the shirt gets printed.
stingray69 wrote:Overall, it is definitely better, especially for a shirt. I know this might be kind of frustrating to you, but I like the bolder colors better in the first one. I get what you did here, though, and I'm sure you put some work into figuring out the contrast. GMV this time.
Not as frustrating as one would imagine. It was a pain cuz I don't really enjoy making the separating the colors, and I was terrified that I didn't have time to do it. I do agree that this is a better shirt design than the last one, though. Thank you for the input!
If you couldn't tell, this is all very new to me. For a shirt design, you have to keep different things in mind than for other media. I wasn't doing so hot with that on the first one. I think I'm learning, though! Oh, and thanks for the vote!
sorry, finger slipped. please delete this post.
JenDupre wrote:Re-voted, and you're in new hotness. So fingers crossed that you make it back up there. I think you can. If it's a ramyb/ramyb win, I may just start listening to those wacky conspiracy theories.
I've been thinking the same thing. This derby has disgusted me more than any other in the past.
Go, go, go!!
i love how woot won't ever answer anyone, and never has to answer for their snuggled up logic.
worst customer service? well, it's almost as bad as electronic arts, let's put it that way.
eroot wrote:i sooo want this shirt. 8(
Keep this shirt in mind because I want to be able to sell it elsewhere. I am still waiting to hear back from Joel on if I can move it now, or if I have to wait 60 days. Keep checking cafepress.com/A2Ts. It might be on sale there, or it will give directions on how to get it for sale on Comeesa, perhaps. Thanks.
Voted again! Thanks for resubbing Drakxxx! Good luck!
Great! And it looks so much better on the brown, I think. Maybe the rejection was a blessing in disguise?
eHalcyon wrote:Ack, what happened with that one? I really liked the idea of Cameesa and the one print I have from them (Khameleon) is quite good, even though they didn't manage to do the placement the artist intended.
Somehow the green in the couch was off even though I gave them pantones. It's not too bad. I was upset at first, but I got used to it. You can see pics here. http://theinfinityloop.blogspot.com/2009/04/cameesa-pics-and-trying-to-win-loitery.html
Re: Steampunk Birdsong
Great design, I especially like the Morse code in the back.
Great work Blammoed!!
I love this one!
Re: Beauty and the Beast (resub)
... "making the separating the colors"? Ugh, need to wake up before I post replies.
Re: The Aviator
Although I highly repspect the artwork on this one. I really don't dont see the association to the genre. Yeah you put a couple of pipes above his head that are emitting steam, but is this really steam punk?
There are a few more in the top 8 that are more true to the genre. Lets not make this a popularity contest.
I wish this could get back into the fog, instead it drops further back. Sigh.
eHalcyon wrote:
Finally, it's frankly a bit suspicious that someone who only joined a day or two ago could have formulated such a well-informed opinion so quickly. Maybe you've been a lurker and only signed up for an account recently. If so, good on you. But if you're an active community member who elected to hide behind a fake account, then I urge you to drop the facade and just be straight forward about your opinions. I don't always agree with Adder, but the man is upfront about where he stands. He deserves respect because there's no ambivalence, no deception.
I don't see why you would want to hide your opinions, unless you thought it would be damaging to your reputation. But then whatever humble, good-natured and reserved persona you've crafted on your main account really means nothing at all. And if you're just acting, that's almost as bad as scamming your way to victory through multiple accounts.
Again, if you've just been lurking, I apologize and even commend you for familiarizing yourself with the situation, at least a little bit, before commenting on all the politics.
The sad thing is that this seems to be a remarkably common trend. It wasn't until very recently that I saw anyone post here that had never purchased a shirt. Anymore they are quite quite common and most talk about the types of shirts they've bought in the past....The numbers of accounts with very low purchase totals is also worrisome. They all love ramy and buy all his designs but a sitting on less than 3 woots in many cases.
I realize that I've been here for over a year and a half and have yet to pass the 25 mark (I'm very close) but the wealth of new accounts talking about things which went on before they joined is getting very high and very troublesome.
This shirt is very pretty. I would have done the detailing in a darker color though. On my monitor the details are a little hard to see.
I've never been a fan of chaos designs like this one and I don't really think it fits the theme. Just because the style has Victorian elements and there are machines involved doesn't mean it's steampunk.
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Whats up? Im new here and i wanted to showoff my scratch built Sunabozu/Desert punk helmet and maybe the techiques i used can be applied to your scratch builds. Anyways i started with a gas mask face shield, a skate board helmet, aluminum cans and a dream
tinted the face shield with refective car window tint
The face shield and helmet shapes fit together really well but needed to be extended with cans. I started by cutting the cans into flat squares and tracing the shapes they were to fit together with onto them. next id cut and hot glue pieces onto them selfs layering to the proper thickness.
sorry there arent more pics of this process but its just measuring, tracing, cutting, bending and gluing
painted pretty much finished except the ports on the back for gas mask hose to connect to a real ac unit!!! and the clips that hold the front part the back
with my hat and drab
i will post my armor when im finished!!!


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I dont know if you can make out the picture. It is the chest decal
been printed on teslin and matt laminated to 680 micron (i,m a printer)
Its quite thin but not as flush as a transfer (sticker).It has been punched
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Trend of technology information in future
Posted on 2015-04-03 08:04:58
1. Consumerization and the Tablet
Tablets can be used in many ways by businesses to augment office space and tedious processes. Companies also often receive pressure from the top-down to accommodate for whatever devices consumers are using—Gartner calls this "the cool factor." To prepare properly for implementing tablet operations, companies need to determine security guidelines and use profiles, build integration timelines (the critical timeframe for tablets being 2012 through 2014) and shop around for critical vendor support if needed.
2. The Infinite Data Center
Racks are getting denser, performance per kilowatt is increasing, and smaller data centers are able to handle more. This is the premise Gartner establishes for businesses to work with in the next two years, suggesting that "utilization levels and compute-to-energy ratios are paramount by 2013." The report also emphasizes "logical growth without physical growth," as a way of retaining an organization's footprint. To do this effectively, Gartner suggests analyzing asset use and working with facilities units to consider upgrades, reduce refresh cycle times and increase cores, virtualization while forcing parallel processing.
3. Resource Management
Gartner emphasizes the increased awareness organizations must have surrounding energy usage, compute-to-consumption ratios and KPI consumption. The firm also suggests that energy management will become an enterprise-level discipline by 2017, which will be enabled by energy management information systems.
4. Mobility
A mobile focus requires a change in mindset, which Gartner dubs the "seamless shift between computing and communicating." The report emphasizes that mobile devices are not PCs, and though security remains a challenge, the variety of devices users demand platforms on makes building portals more difficult, personal clouds and shrinking data centers are making it easier to meet the needs of consumers.
5. Hybrid Clouds
While, through 2013, more than 60 percent of IT adoption of the cloud will be to redeploy current applications, a shift will take place beyond that to exploit private and hybrid cloud techniques. For this, Gartner advises companies to develop only after public services have been integrated with private delivery. The report also emphasizes results, as even at an enterprise-wide level, peer pressure can move projects forward without valid business reason to do so.
6. Fabric Data Centers
Fabric data centers involve the integration of many IT elements that are commonly disaggregated, such as monolithic servers, storage and networks. This enables fast component replacement/substitution and service-driven RTI while optimizing workloads. Gartner projects things will continue to become increasingly integrated, until beyond fabric-based infrastructures, companies will embark on fabric-based computers, which will enjoy pooled and globally shared resources as well as any-to-any virtual connectivity. But one step at a time...
7. IT Complexity
Pointing to Glass' Law (sourced to Roger Sessions of ObjectWatch), which states that "for every 25 percent increase in functionality of a system, there is a 100 percent incrase in the complexity of that system," Gartner emphasizes the ability of an enterprise to get the most out of IT money spent.
8. Big Data, Big Problems
Organizations have struggled dealing with big data on both fronts: IT needs to manage it effectively and the business side needs to know how to use it. This tends to leave big data static. However, big data is a problem that only gets worse the longer you ignore it. Gartner asserts that companies should virtualize storage and deduplication, evaluate all data inputs to get rid of what isn't necessary, and then segment and prioritize what's left.
9. The End of Service Desks
As users expect service in real time and crowdsourcing support is becoming more prevalent, the effectiveness of reactive processes of service desks is dwindling. Gartner suggests companies build transition strategies that enable a proactive business productivity team.
10. Virtual- and Software-Defined Networks
Virtualization means delivering on many of IT's promises: more automation, separating hardware from software, increased agility, simplified design, policy-based management, network management bonded to broader IT workflow systems, etc. This will bring a lot of change in terms of processes and interaction, between humans, systems and one another.


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2016 Fall Hymn Festival
Sunday, October 2, 3:15pm rehearsal / 4:00pm service
Virginia Beach United Methodist Church
212 19th Street, Virginia Beach oceanfront
To sing, call 757.455.3376 or email email@example.com.
"Let Your Light Shine"
Reflection by Dr. Terry Lindvall, C. S. Lewis Endowed Chair of Communication and Christian Thought
Wesleyan Festival Choir leads
Dr. Bryson Mortensen, conductor
Geoffrey Bell, CAGO - 'VWU '09, organist
"Let Your Light Shine"
Wesleyan Festival Choir leads
Dr. Bryson Mortensen, conductor
Rehearsal: that day at 3:15pm at the church
Hymns have played a vital role in worship since the earliest Christians gathered to worship the risen Christ. Congregational singing exploded anew with the Protestant Reformation and The Center for Sacred Music's annual Hymn Festival continues to encourage the great tradition of the people's song.
Various churches in the Hampton Roads area play host to the festival each October, and you can be a part of this great afternoon of singing by being part of a massed choir that leads the congregation in singing, and presents several special selections.
There is no charge to participate, and whether you bring your entire choir or come alone, you'll be inspired by the message of the Word, both sung and spoken, delight in the instruction of the guest conductors, and enjoy the fellowship of Christians in song.
For further details or to register, call the Center at 757-455-3376, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Music will be provided in advance of the festival day. All choir members take part in one rehearsal at 3:15pm on the day of the festival which follows at 4:00pm. Music should be learned in advance.


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Re: InterpolatingFunctionAnatomy.m
a) I don't think that
InterpolatingFunctionAnatomy.m will help you
because in a singel time step you will not get
a full interpolation
otherwise Mathematica would be able to solve
dealy differential equations
b) *that* is *copyrighted material* ! and only the
copyright holder
can distribute it
"Chrisantha" <ctf20 at sussex.ac.uk> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:d614l5$ni0$1 at smc.vnet.net...
> Dear All,
> Can anyone possible send me the
> interpolatingfunctionanatomy .m file. I
> have Mathematica 5.0 only. I am running a
> simulation of chemical
> kinetics, and need the volume to be changed at
> each timestep which then
> scales the concentrations. This means as far as
> I am aware that I will
> have to use the EventLocator controller.
> In my system of dif equations I have
> X'[t] = (bla bla ... )
> V'[t] = (k X[t] )
> At each timestep I need to scale X[t] by the
> ratio of (V[t]/V[t+1])
> because V is the volume of the cell that the
> chemical X is in, and X
> increases this volume. Therefore, X[t] has to be
> reduced by a ratio of
> the previous volume to the current volume. I can
> only think of doing
> this by having an event detect when the volume
> increases by a fixed
> amount, and catching that event,. and then
> rescaling X'[t] and
> restaring NDSolve from there. I think the
> EventLocator can do this
> automatically. Is there a better way to do this?
> Yours ever,
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Easter Bunny hops into Candia Saturday
March 26. 2013 9:46PM
The free Easter Egg hunt is open to children between 1 year old and the fourth grade. The children will be divided up into five groups, each with their own area set aside. The groups are ages 1-3, age 4 to kindergarten, grade R-1, grade 2, and grades 3-4.
Each area will "Easter Bunny helper" who will start the hunt and give out the "special surprises," and a host of candy-stuffed eggs scattered across the park. If free candy is somehow not incentive enough, each group will have one golden egg waiting to be discovered, which the Easter Bunny will trade for a "special Easter basket."
There will also be 10 eggs per group containing messages with hints on how to get the special gifts.
The snow date is April 7. The weather forecasts Saturday for clear skies and temperatures in the low 50s.
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So I signed up to teach english in Germany, and I work in a Gymnasium (grammar school) here. I've been assigned two hours a week to teach a 15 year old Bulgarian kid how to speak English. He's learnt english for about a year, but seems unable to count to 10 without great difficulty, and he has only learnt german for 3 weeks. There are some serious communication issues here as I obviously wasn't expecting to have to know basic Bulgarian. The school needs me to get his level of english right up this semester as they don't want to move him down a year.
They have no material they can offer me, and they don't want to use the textbooks for the younger kids as they are really really childish. I have been using the textbook for the 10 year old, but I want something that's a little more adult-focused. The school is unlikely to pay for any new textbooks so I was wondering if there was anything online that could help me with structure.
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After immigrating to the United States, Rolf enlisted into the United States Army and was assigned to Army Intelligence due to his fluency in German. He was assigned to the liberation forces and was stationed in Italy. Rolf received the Bronze Star medal for his work as an interpreter while a member of Army Intelligence.
Rolf settled in Brewster in 1950, where he resided with his wife, Claire, and son Kenny, both of whom predeceased him. He also survived his brother Herbert Fein, who died in England, and his beloved sister Annelore Fein De Martini, of Genoa, Italy, who died in March of 2010.
Rolf is survived by his loving nieces and nephew, Isabella, Gabriella, Elisabetta, Nicoletta, Paola, Piera Luisa, Francesca and Massimo De Martini, all of whom reside in Genoa, Italy, Paris, and London.
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stumbled on these vortex diamondbacks for $155 shipped. if it was an AO model i would have grabbed one myself.
i do have a diamondback 2-7x35 i got from adomara camera for $144 on sale and it is one of my favorites.
since the $179 vipers are long gone and the crossfire 2s mostly cost more than $155 i consider this a good deal.
vortex has the best warranty and service in the biz, for an all around scope a $155 diamondback is tough to beat for the price.


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Bentley drives in new sedan Flying Spur priced Rs 3.1 cr
Luxury carmaker Bentley Tuesday launched its all new super premium sedan Flying Spur priced at Rs 3.1 crore (ex-showroom Delhi), betting big on India, where it expects to clock annual sales of 'hundreds of units' by 2016-17.
New Delhi: Luxury carmaker Bentley Tuesday launched its all new super premium sedan Flying Spur priced at Rs 3.1 crore (ex-showroom Delhi), betting big on India, where it expects to clock annual sales of 'hundreds of units' by 2016-17.
The company said it will launch all new global models, including the newly announced SUV, in the country in future to tap the potential of the market here.
It is expecting double digits growth in sales in India this year although it has not shared the absolute numbers.
"India is a very important market for Bentley... It is the hub of luxury. We believe in the long term potential of the market. We see sales to peak around hundreds of units rather than tens of units annually now, by 2016-17," Bentley Regional Manager (India, South. Africa and Middle East), Chris Buxton told PTI here.
With India becoming a fast growing market for SUVs, he said the launch of the company's new vehicle will help in boosting sales here.
"We see a big potential for our upcoming SUV in India. We will keep bringing all our latest models here," Buxton added. Currently, India accounts for about 1-2 percent of Bentley's global sales, the number of which it does not disclose.
"That will become around 5-7 percent when we hit peak sales around 2017 with the launch of the SUV," he said.
Recently, Bentley had announced its foray into the SUV segment with a new model that will hit the global markets by 2016.
Of the company's global markets, US is the biggest, followed by China, Europe and the Middle East.
For this year, Buxton said: "We see double digits growth in sales in India."
He said the new Flying Spur, powered by a 6 litre petrol engine, is much faster and powerful than its predecessor.
"I think the launch of the new Flying Spur will truly delight our loyal and discerning audience," Buxton added.
He admitted that the current economic slowdown in India has had an impact on buying sentiment but said in the long term the company is optimistic about doing well here.


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I have a list of all the flowers bees like. One that is prolific around my house and is on the list is crown vetch. I have never seen a honey bee on it, but do see bumble bees around it. We also have catalpa trees and never see bees on the blooms either. I have a nest of bumble bees in a flower bed and see them around the flowers all the time, but never the honey bees. Where are they getting all the nectar??
So you are saying the whole hive will go after the one type of flower? I figured there was groups. Some goes for flower "A", some flower "B", ect, ect.
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If, a week after the 3rd frame is installed and you still see no sighs of queens cells it is time to shake out the hive and install another frame of brood, after that do a combine with the laying worker hive above.
Oh wow Annette,How frustrating, this is one of my biggest fears...laying workers...hope this time is the charm for you and the hive!
The further away you can shake out the hive the better, in the city it might have to be done in the front yard when bees are in the back yard. At my place I'd shake them out down by the barn which is close to 100 yards away from the bee yard.


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Green Bay Picks Up Pair of Home Wins on Sunday
By: Ryan Hartwig (@GBHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay men's tennis team (6-3) earned a pair of home victories over nationally-ranked Division III opponents on Sunday afternoon, wrapping up a busy stretch of four matches 72 hours. The Phoenix returned from Friday's trip to Iowa to beat No. 4 Washington University in St. Louis 4-0 and No. 24 UW-Whitewater 5-0 at Western Racquet and Fitness Club.
"We're obviously very happy to end the day 2-0," Phoenix head coach Mark Thomas said. "Four matches in three days is a lot of tennis, plus a lot of traveling. This was a good weekend to really help our players work on a lot of parts of their games and be competitive for long stretches of time."
The opening match of the day against fourth-ranked Washington U was competitive from the start, as the Phoenix pulled out the doubles point with two wins in tiebreakers before battling to a trio of singles wins.
The Green Bay duo of Michael Tenzer (Neuried, Germany) and Howard Scott (Exeter, England) pulled out an intense 6-5 (4) victory at No. 1 doubles over the No. 3-ranked Bears tandem of Ross Putterman and Jeremy Bush, and sophomores Rowan Isaaks (London, England) and Leopold Gomez Islinger (Weiden, Germany) earned a 6-5 (3) win over Max Franklin and Collier Bouchillion at No. 3 to give the hosts the 1-0 lead.
The Phoenix closed out wins at the top three singles spots to clinch the match. Tenzer made it 2-0 with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Putterman at No. 1, Scott beat No. 26 Bush 6-2, 6-4 at No. 2 and Gomez Islinger defeated No. 42 John Carswell 6-2, 6-4 at No. 3.
"Washington U is definitely going to have a chance to compete for the Division III national championship this year," Thomas said. "They came out with a lot of energy and really challenged us in doubles and singles. It was good for our guys to compete and come through in those types of situations. That's what you need to get better."
Green Bay once again took the doubles point against the No. 24 Warhawks, with Tenzer and Scott knocking off another top-10 doubles duo in the Division III ranks. The Phoenix teammates defeated No. 7 Byron Balkin and Ben Shkylar 6-2 at No. 1, while Michael Tebon (Excelsior, Minn.) and Joey Leto (Downers Grove, Ill.) delivered the match's first point with a 6-4 win at No. 2.
Tenzer went on to beat No. 40 Shkylar 6-3, 6-0 at No. 2 and Gomez Islinger defeated Balkin 6-2, 6-4 at No. 3 to get the Phoenix within a point of clinching the win, and Isaaks and Tebon earned simultaneous victories to deliver the 5-0 result. Isaaks fought to a 6-4, 6-4 win over Brian Klein at No. 4, and Tebon beat Matt Bisbee 6-3, 6-4 in a rare singles appearance at No. 5.
Green Bay has another busy weekend ahead, traveling to Kalamazoo, Mich., and Toledo, Ohio for a trio of matches. The Phoenix first takes on Western Michigan (Friday at 6 p.m.) and IPFW (Saturday at 9 a.m.) in Kalamazoo before heading to Toledo on Sunday at noon.
Green Bay 4, No. 4 Washington University in St. Louis 0
No. 1 – Michael Tenzer/Howard Scott (GB) def. No. 3 Ross Putterman/Jeremy Bush (WASH) 6-5 (4)
No. 2 – Michael Tebon/Joey Leto (GB) vs. John Carswell/Tyler Kratky (WASH) 5-5 unfinished
No. 3 – Rowan Isaaks/Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Max Franklin/Collier Bouchillion (WASH) 6-5 (3)
No. 1 – Michael Tenzer (GB) def. Ross Putterman (WASH) 6-2, 6-2
No. 2 – Howard Scott (GB) def. No. 26 Jeremy Bush (WASH) 6-2, 6-4
No. 3 – Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. No. 42 John Carswell (WASH) 6-2, 6-4
No. 4 – Rowan Isaaks (GB) vs. Tim Noack (WASH) 6-5, 3-4 unfinished
No. 5 – Joey Leto (GB) vs. Tyler Kratky (WASH) 6-3, 1-6, 4-0 unfinished
No. 6 – Jorge Gonzalez Soler (GB) vs. Kevin Chu (WASH) 4-6, 5-4 unfinished
Green Bay 5, No. 24 UW-Whitewater 0
No. 1 – Howard Scott/Michael Tenzer (GB) def. No. 7 Byron Balkin/Ben Shkylar (UWW) 6-2
No. 2 – Michael Tebon/Joey Leto (GB) def. Jake Humphreys/Rithwik Rajshekhar Raman (UWW) 6-4
No. 3 – Cam Laktash/Marty Beck (UWW) def. Leopold Gomez Islinger/Rowan Isaaks (GB) 6-5 (10)
No. 1 – Howard Scott (GB) vs. No. 8 Jake Humphreys (UWW) 6-2, 5-5 unfinished
No. 2 – Michael Tenzer (GB) def. No. 40 Ben Shkylar (UWW) 6-3, 6-0
No. 3 – Leopold Gomez Islinger (GB) def. Byron Balkin (UWW) 6-2, 6-4
No. 4 – Rowan Isaaks (GB) def. Brian Klein (UWW) 6-4, 6-4
No. 5 – Michael Tebon (GB) def. Matt Bisbee (UWW) 6-3, 6-4
No. 6 – Marius Merz (GB) vs. Rithwik Rajshekhar Raman (UWW) 3-6, 6-3, 1-0 unfinished
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'"It's his will to win and his competitive drive, and his ability to understand what is needed to be done for a hockey club," said Montgomery, a veteran of 122 NHL games over 12 professional seasons. "Obviously, everyone continues to become better as they grow old and they learn. But he learned and watches other people. Like, if he's in Buffalo, he's going to watch (captain) Jason Pominville, how he conducts himself and what he says. He's going to learn from it."'
Sabres prospect Girgensons possesses strong leadership qualities
July 11, 2012 Submitted by
Via: Niagara Gazette