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I picked up this lens for $75 and tested it on my Sony A200 lens has a F4-5.6 circa 1993 vintage and it stacks up supposedly to
the other lens in that category..here are some test picks at maximum 300mm focal length (aka 450mm) all hand held shots
The reports on the web are true it is quite fast and does not hunt like many other super-zooms it has pretty good sharpness at the wide end and really clear at the intermediate and just good at 250 and a little soft at the 300mm which can be fixed up in PP the colors are not the Minolta colors. I think I will use it for the winter and for those really good composures pull out my old classic Minolta Big Beercan 75-300mm F4.5-5.6 which is a sharpie thru-out and has more vibrant colors.
For those on a low budget this Sigma can be had in Canon, Nikon mounts and can get the job done.


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BROWNS SUMMIT, N.C. - The University of North Carolina ninth-ranked women's golf team shot a 12-over-par 300 in the final round of the Bryan National Collegiate to place eleventh with a 33-over 897 total. Juniors Katherine Perry and Casey Grice shot an even-par 72 in the final round of play.
Perry, from Cary, N.C., began the day slow, bogeying four of her first nine holes. Perry recovered on the back nine, with birdies on four of her final five holes. She tied for 17th place with a 5-over 221 total. Grice, from College Station, Texas, had three birdies and three bogeys in the final round. Grice tied for 28th with a 7-over 223. Junior Jackie Chang, from Paradise Valley, Ariz., finished the day with a 4-over 76 after double bogeying her first two holes. Chang also had a birdie and a bogey in the round. Chang's 8-over 224 total tied for 32nd individually. Maia Schechter, a sophomore from Takoma Park, Md., who played as an individual in this event, shot an 8-over 80 in the final round. Schechter tied for 50th individually with a 12-over 228. Freshman Elizabeth Mallett, from Sutton Coldfield, England, also shot an 80 in the final round. Mallet double bogeyed her first hole and carded seven bogeys and one birdie in the remaining 17 holes. Mallett tied for 56th individually with a 13-over 229 three-day total. Courtney Gunter, a senior form Matthews, N.C., shot an 11-over 83 in the final round to finish 85th individually with a 244 total.
Virginia held onto the lead of the 17-team field, finishing with a 5-over 869 total. The Cavaliers shot a 7-over 295 in the final round. Arkansas placed second after firing a 2-over 290 to finish four strokes behind Virginia after three days. Wake Forest finished third after its best round, shooting a 1-over 289. Vanderbilt and Florida rounded out the top five, finishing one and two strokes behind Wake Forest's 21-over 885 total, respectively.
Emilie Burger of Georgia fired a 3-under 69 in the final round to grab the individual title with a 5-under 211 three-day total. Virginia's Brittany Altomare fell to second after shooting an even-par 72 to finish with a 4-under 212. Sarah Schmelzel of South Carolina placed third with a 1-under 215 total. Virginia's Elizabeth Brightwell and NC State's Brittany Marchand both finished with an even-par 216 to tie for fourth place.
The 54-hole event was played at the Bryan Park Champions Course, which features a par 72, 6,386-yard layout. This was the last tournament for the Tar Heels before the ACC Championships April 19.

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AMES,Iowa — You've heard of "Sweating to the Oldies." Well, Cindy Haynes asks, how about 'Sweating in the Garden' this year at the 2012 Home Demonstration Garden Field Days? "Sorry, but sweating in the garden is bound to happen this year with all our heat, even with evening field days," said Haynes, Iowa State University Extension and Outreach consumer horticulturist. "There is nothing like a little bit of 'truth in advertising' right? But seriously, finding truth in advertising is what this series of field days is all about."
Every year several ISU Research Farms host field days that showcase different vegetables and annual flowers to the public. Plants and themes for the garden are selected in the winter while Iowa State horticulturists peruse various gardening catalogs and websites. They select plants using only the pretty pictures and short paragraphs touting the novelty of each plant, selecting some of the newest and most unusual and test them at each garden. There are six demonstration gardens this year testing how accurate those descriptions really are for Iowa gardens.
Some of the themes for this year are: compact, space-saving plants; foliage plants; sweet corn; and several other new varieties of flowers and vegetables.
Vegetable gardens are rarely as big as the 80x40 foot garden at each Demonstration Farm. But since most gardeners try to pack in as many vegetables as possible, Haynes said the field days will showcase several of the veggies touted for compact, or bush type, habits planted in a 20x40 foot section of the garden. Twenty-one different space-saving vegetable varieties are showcased, including zucchini 'Elite' and muskmelons 'Honey Bun' and 'Minnesota Midget' each of which uses less than half the garden space of regular sized varieties. Some of these varieties are touted as container tomatoes since they should consume such little space. One tomato is 'Mega Bite', which is supposed to produce medium-size fruit on compact plants. "We shall see!" Haynes said.
"Despite the heat, this is turning out to be a good year for foliage plants at the Demonstration Gardens," Haynes said. Flowering annuals in typical gardens or landscapes are suffering from our summer-long heat and drought. But foliage plants are holding up well at the demonstration farms. Haynes invites gardeners to come check out the millets ('Purple Majesty' and 'Jade Princess'), variegated sweet corn ('Field of Dreams'), red leaf cotton, Alternanthera ('Purple Knight') and a few ornamental peppers ('Black Pearl', Purple Flash' and 'Tricolor').
Sweet corn is back in the 2012 Home Demonstration Gardens. "We have devoted a quarter of the garden to it — just so we can taste it at the field day," Haynes said. "That is our plan, anyway, with the new 'augmented type' of sweet corn." Augmented types of sweet corn combine the traits of the sugar-enhanced and super sweet varieties into one. Field day visitors will taste test the three varieties on display to find one they like.
The horticulturists didn't know in the winter while looking through catalogs for ideas for this year's garden they would end up selecting several heat and drought tolerant plants. This summer is turning out to be the perfect year to test the mettle of these plants. "Look for the new varieties of rose moss, marigold and Agastache to perform well across the state this year," Haynes said. "The other new varieties of annuals, such as wishbone flower and coleus, may not be fairing quite as well." She invites visitors to check out the new vegetable varieties of tomato ('Red Bounty' and 'Tasty Lee'), pepper ('Delirio' and 'Cayennetta'), cucumber ('Gold Standard'), and spaghetti squash ('Pinnacle') to see how they are holding up to oppressive summer heat.
Regardless of the heat – each of the following sites below will be hosting a field day. During the field day there should be plenty of water, a shady spot to gather and a few tasty treats from the garden. Fortunately, gardeners are a tough breed and a little hot weather shouldn't deter them from visiting a nearby Home Demonstration Garden, Haynes said. "Where else can you check out some potential flower and vegetable additions for your garden next year and sweat a little at the same time?"
Dates, times and locations for 2012 Home Demonstration Garden field days:
*BioChar, a byproduct of biorenewable fuels, will be also be featured as a potential soil amendment at these field days.
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Rowdy Roddy Piper stars as a homeless drifter who stumbles aCross a box full of Hyper-advanced sunglasses that provide him with the sight to view skinless spacemen who are subliminally enslaving humans.
If you've got a Thing for WWF wrestlers acting, this movie is for you! If you like balls-out action and explosions, tHis movie is for you! If you apprEciate social commentarY and satire, well guess what Mr. Smarty Pants? You have to see this fiLm! I don't care who you are or what you like, if you are a red-blooded, breathIng humanoid, you must Vow to sEe this movie!
This month Tough Guy Cinema is championing the toughest of the tough without the use of in-theater pyrotechnics. We're doing a pure celebration of fisticuffs and machine guns with this in-your-face celebration of pain, one-liners and the longest fist fight as a result of not wanting to wear sunglasses you have ever seen.
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1. What is the typical setup time for a 4 sensor kit and costs? (This includes having sensors mounted at a tire dealership)
The typical time to mount sensors is about the same as mounting 4 new tires. When a reputable tire shop replaces tires on a vehicle equipped with factory TPMS they are supposed to dismount the sensors as well to replace the sealing gaskets. So when you contact your tire shop to make an appointment be prepared to allow about 1-2 hours work time plus whatever wait time involved.
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Our shop charges $25.00 per wheel to mount and balance tires so if you are doing the spare as well then $125.00 is an average price. If you are replacing your tires then we would not charge to install the sensors since the tires would need to be off anyway. Be sure to have the tires rebalanced if you did not replace them as the stems and sensors will alter the balance.
If you are wanting to monitor your spare tire as well be sure the spare wheel will accept a sensor. Most temporary spare tires (donuts) are not meant to be dismounted and might not have room for the sensor.
Be sure the shop uses a torque wrench to mount the sensors correctly.
2. What is an ideal mounting location for the USB TPMS receiver, for both aesthetics and reception?
The instructions tell you to install the receiver in a central location such as the base of the windshield. I found a central location in my truck to be the center console, which just happens to have a USB hub installed in it. In testing the sensors I spread them around my house and even put one in the freezer and refrigerator to monitor temps and to test reception distance and I was very pleased with how far away I could still communicate with all the sensors. 2 of the sensors were 25 feet away from the receiver and I still saw no issues, so I think just about anywhere you do not have excessive RF interference should work. When you first set up the system you are instructed to unplug the receiver several times so be sure to set it up completely before you tuck it away permanently.
3. How do you install and use the software? (Both plug-in and standalone)
I followed the directions that came with the kit to check the system before I mounted the sensors.
RRTMS (from MP3Car.com forums) comes with the plug-in for RideRunner and a tool to configure the sensors and messages that are displayed and spoken (there is a typo in the dialog that speaks when the tire pressure is too high, it says "hight" instead of "high", so check that while you are installing the software). Download the file and extract it to your RideRunner plug-in folder. Be sure to register the .dll file after you copy it to its final location. You will need to add or modify a button in your skin to launch the TPMS screen. The button command is "TMS" and it launches TMS.skin. You can build your own screen to match the skin you are using or there is a test skin included in the RRTMS folder.
CFTPMS (from the Centrafuse downloads section on http://forums.fluxmedia.net/) installs the plug-in for Centrafuse 2.0. It is a simple install. It is an exe file that puts everything where it needs to be. When prompted be sure to install the tools also. The tools folder in your Fluxmedia>centrafuse>plugins>tpms will have a program called TPMS doctor that is used to test communication. Once you install the CFTPMS.exe be sure to go download the update 126.96.36.199. Now that CFTPMS is updated you can set one of your buttons to launch tpms by clicking and holding the button you want it assigned to and selecting it from the list; Then go to settings and select advanced settings and you can enter the tpms section and set your preferences (PSI vs. Bar and such).
4. How do I re-learn the sensors?
I was able to set up my software before I even mounted the sensors in the wheels because the kit is prelearned by the manufacturer. I installed the software as listed above and was able to monitor the temperatures and battery levels to check communication. The manufacturer includes a sheet with the locations the sensors should be mounted.
The instructions say not to use Centrafuse to set up the sensors because it is buggy, but I used both Riderunner and Centrafuse with no issues.
When you rotate your tires you simply change the location of the sensor.
5. How do I add a spare sensor?
Using RRTMS I erased all sensors from the receiver and relearned them following the instructions that came with the kit. Once you select the sensor, you change the tire pressure until the receiver "sees" the change and it registers the sensor.
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There is no problem with charging the cost of printing plus the cost of postage. Don't feel bad if you can't give yours away for free. Interestingly, I read recently (and I forget who wrote it), that people tend to assign more value to something that isn't free. They tend to appreciate something more if they had to pay for it, even if it was a buck or two. And I think that that can be true with zines. I don't know why that is, and perhaps I oughtta change the way my mind works, but I often (consciously or not) tend to think of the phrase, "you get what you pay for." If a zine is free, I tend to pay a little less attention to it.
A few years ago, I was at a zine fair with a table full of my zines, including the first issue of Fight Boredom. It was a dollar. The guy who was tabling across from me said, in an extremely sarcastic tone, "Oh, so it costs A DOLLAR to fight boredom??" and rolled his eyes, acted as if I was some sort of scam artist. I said, "Well, I just spent $50 on photocopies, and another $80 on bus fare to Toronto, so yes, I'm charging a dollar for my zine." Mind you, he was selling his books for $15-$20 and giving away free zines, which were so awful that I never made it past the first page. I recycled it as soon as I got home. He handed out free zines to anyone who passed his table, and there were a lot of stray copies at the end of the day. It seemed he, and the fest-goers placed absolutely no value on his writing (I use the term 'zine' loosely here anyway, they were mere reprints from his blog).
So yeah, charge a buck or two for your zines! It's normal to lose money on zines, but that doesn't mean you can't ask for a little bit of compensation.
P.S. I guess it's cool if you can afford to give your zines away for free, but I sure can't and I don't know too many people who can.


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i have some tech i've been making in c++ that is basically ready to have a text adventure made with it. only thing it still really desperately needs is savegames, but i'll have that in the next few days. what i am not is a writer. i have plenty of neat gameplay ideas, and my technical writing ability is quite good i think, but i have no talent for coming up with stories. so idunno, if you, random person out there, have any ideas for a little game that you've had floating around and want to be used, now is yr chance, i guess. sort of.
here is the tech, what i have right now, if yr curious:
edit: so, tl;dr what this implies is that you do all of the writing that a player might see in the game, and also design the world of the game.
edit2:ok so features that my program will be able to handle by the end of this coming weekend hopefully are:
- as many rooms as you want, with as many items as you want in them.
-option to make immovable items
-containers that can hold other items
-doors that can be locked or whatever, and can lead to other rooms.
- people that you can talk with and use items on.
-people can move from room to room
-inventory which you put items from the environment into
-potentially alter anything in the game
-use items on other items whether in inventory or environment
-event triggering system (ie. you could set a thing to happen when you walk into a room)
-save/load game
-examine items, get description of a room that takes into account the changing state and location of everything in it.
-trigger stuff happening in other rooms
give me a little bit longer and i'll have a separate program that you'll be able to use to write in yr input and it will automatically store it in a format i can use.
also i'm flexible. if you have some ideas that i didn't plan for that aren't too crazy, i can put them in.
edit3: the writing that the player will see in the game is:
a) item names.
b) item descriptions for when they are in the environment
c) item descriptions for when they are in the inventory
d) descriptions of actions taken by the player or of other events that are otherwise triggered in the environment and their effects.
e) new item names if an item is altered
f) new item environment descriptions depending on if the item is altered
g) variant item descriptions for the environment depending on if other items in said environment are altered
h) basic room/environment descriptions
i) descriptions of people in the environment
j) all possible conversation options when communicating with a person.
i may have left some things out, and not all of these are totally implemented yet, but i think that's more or less what you should expect.
in addition, you will be designing the world, ie. placing objects, and thinking up ideas for items, and deciding what room(s) a door leads to, deciding what events will happen when/where etc.


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I'm planning to get HF's Micro Mill.
The one critical job it will be doing is finishing one or more 60% 1911 frames.
The mill comes with a Jacobs style chuck.
Is this sufficient to run the small (.050) end mill I'll be using to cut the rails,
assuming light passes and fairly slow feeds?
I plan to cut them undersize and open them up with a rail file anyway.
I don't want to bother with collets and a drawbar right now if I don't need to.
Any experience with this?


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Common brand names:Aventyl, Pamelor
Summary of Interactions with Vitamins, Herbs, & Foods
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Coenzyme Q10
A number of tricyclic antidepressants have been shown to inhibit enzymes that require coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), a nutrient that is needed for normal heart function.1 It is therefore possible that CoQ10 deficiency may be a contributing factor to the cardiac side effects that sometimes occur with tricyclic antidepressants. Some practitioners advise patients taking tricyclic antidepressants to supplement with 30-100 mg of CoQ10 per day.The interaction is supported by preliminary, weak, fragmentary, and/or contradictory scientific evidence.
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L-Tryptophan and Vitamin B3
Combination of 6 grams per day L-tryptophan and 1,500 mg per day niacinamide (a form of vitamin B3) with imipramine has shown to be more effective than imipramine alone for people with bipolar disorder .2 These levels did not improve the effects of imipramine in people with depression . Lower amounts (4 grams per day of L-tryptophan and 1,000 mg per day of niacinamide) did show some tendency to enhance the effect of imipramine.
The importance of the amount of L-tryptophan was confirmed in other studies, suggesting that if too much L-tryptophan (6 grams per day) is used, it is not beneficial, while levels around 4 grams per day may make tricyclic antidepressants work better.3 , 4The interaction is supported by preliminary, weak, fragmentary, and/or contradictory scientific evidence.
Vitamin B1, B2, and B6
Giving 10 mg per day each of vitamins B1 , B2 , and B6 to elderly, depressed persons already on tricyclic antidepressants improved their depression and ability to think more than placebo did.5 The subjects in this study were institutionalized, so it is unclear if these results apply to persons living at home.The interaction is supported by preliminary, weak, fragmentary, and/or contradictory scientific evidence.
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Black Tea
Brewed black tea (Camellia sinensis) has been reported to cause precipitation of amitriptyline and imipramine in a test tube.6 If this reaction occurred in the body, it could decr
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St. John's Wort
Preliminary research has suggested that St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum) may reduce blood levels of the tricyclic antidepressant amitriptyline.7 This may have occurred because certain chemicals found in St. John's wort activate liver enzymes that are involved in the elimination of some drugs.8 , 9 Until more is known, people taking tricyclic antidepressants should avoid St. John's wort.
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SAMe may improve the clinical response to imipramine (Tofranil®). In a double-blind trial, depressive symptoms decreased earlier in the people who received SAMe injections (200 mg per day) in combination with imipramine than in those who received imipramine with placebo injections.10 Oral supplementation with SAMe has demonstrated antidepressant activity, independent of its combination with imipramine.11The interaction is supported by preliminary, weak, fragmentary, and/or contradictory scientific evidence.
1. Kishi T, Makino K, Okamoto T, Kishi H, Folkers K. Inhibition of myocardial respiration by psychotherapeutic drugs and prevention by coenzymeQ. In Y Yamamura, K Folkers, Y Ito, eds. Biomedical and Clinical Aspects of Coenzyme Q, Vol. 2. Amsterdam: Elsevier/North-Holland Biomedical Press,1980:139-54.
2. Chouinard G, Young SN, Annable L, Sourkes TL. Tryptophan-nicotinamide, imipramine and their combination in depression. Acta Psychiatr Scand 1979;59:395-414.
3. Walinder J, Skott A, Carlsson A, et al. Potentiation of the antidepressant action of clomipramine by tryptophan. Arch Gen Psychiatry 1976;33:1384-9.
4. Shaw DM, MacSweeney DA, Hewland R, Johnson AL. Tricyclic antidepressants and tryptophan in unipolar depression. Psychol Med 1975;5:276-8.
5. Bell IR, Edman JS, Morrow FD, et al. Brief communication: Vitamin B1, B2, and B6 augmentation of tricyclic antidepressant treatment in geriatric depression with cognitive dysfunction. J Am Coll Nutr 1992;11:159-63.
6. Lasswell WL Jr, Weber SS, Wilkins JM. In vitro interaction of neuroleptics and tricyclic antidepressants with coffee, tea, and gallotannic acid. J Pharm Sci 1984;73:1056-8.
7. Mai I, Schmider J, et al. Unpublished results, May, 1999. Reported in: Johne A, Brockmöller, Bauer S, et al. Pharmacokinetic interaction of digoxin with an herbal extract from St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum). Clin Pharmacol Ther 1999;66:338-45.
8. Nebel A, Schneider BJ, Baker RK, Kroll DJ. Potential metabolic interaction between St. John's wortand theophylline [letter]. Ann Pharmacother 1999;33:502.
9. Mai I, Schmider J, et al. Unpublished results, May, 1999. Reported in: Johne A, Brockmöller, Bauer S, et al. Pharmacokinetic interaction of digoxin with an herbal extract from St. John's wort (Hypericum perforatum). Clin Pharmacol Ther 1999;66:338-45.
10. Berlanga C, Ortega-Soto HA, Ontiveros M, Senties H. Efficacy of S-adenosyl-L-methionine in speeding the onset of action of imipramine. Psychiatry Res 1992;44:257-62.
11. Bressa GM. S-adenosyl-l-methionine (SAMe) as antidepressant: Meta-analysis of clinical studies. Acta Neurol Scand 1994;154(suppl):7-14.
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Toddler Tall Tales
21 April 2013 , 9:32 AM by Rob Minshull
Anyone who has been around toddlers will know that one thing they're fond of is telling fibs!
But is telling fibs something common to all toddlers? And why do they do it?
Sharon Grayson is a parent, teacher, parenting coach and an early childhood educator here in Queensland. She is talking to Warren Boland.
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704 series EJ257 semi closed deck case halves with 09 nitrated STI crank, clevite 77 rod and main bearings, STi rods with arp bolts, JE forged custom 30 cc dished pistons for 8.3:1 CR (block built by Adam of Rennessy Fabrication)
STI head gaskets
Stock refreshed 2.0 heads (cleaned, new valve stem seals, valve clearance set to factory spec) decked once
ARP head studs
Perrin Lightweight crank pully
Godspeed turbo inlet
New vf 39 turbo (<500 miles)
Tial 38 mm external waste gate w/ dumptube
Custom coolant expansion tank
Hallman pro MBC w/ cockpit extension
Mishimoto aluminum radiator
Mishimoto silicone radiator hoses
SPT short ram intake
Precision turbo FMIC w/ 2.75 custom piping
Group N engine mounts
Beatrush pitch stopper (dogbone)
TGV deletes
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Perrin V2 fuel rails
Waboro 255 lph fuel pump
Tune for 93 oct @ 20 PSI makes 327/380 WHP/WTQ
Tune for e85 @ 23.5 PSI makes 380/445 WHP/WTQ
Tactrix cable included to flash ECU for 93 oct or e85
KillerB oil pick up
2008 STI oil pan with baffle plate
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Maddad EL headers / uppipe
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93: 290 whp / 300 wtq
E85: 330whp / 350-360 wtq
Per your other thread, there are red flags. I would NEVER EVER EVER run a setup like that on the stock suspension. It could never handle it. I see a few areas he cheaped out on as well.
If you get it, do so knowing that stuff will likely break and that that suspension needs dire work.
Lets all try to come to a conclusion is the first set-up stated by me, worth 10k dollars? if thats nearly all the money I have to spend, or would it be better spent going another route?
Where have you guys been for the last two years?
It's pretty standard for a vf on E85 to make in the 330-350 whp and 350-400 wtq range. Yes his seem high, but 280 on corn, please. I made that on 91 at 4,200.
Hell I've run mine on a few and I always get 330-350 to the wheels at 20.5 psi. He's running 3 psi more boost which really just spikes the torque early so 400ish isn't out of the question.
This is what they generally make. You'd be hard pressed to see anywhere near 400 wtq on any VF turbo on E85 without using a high reading dyno. You see a LOT of newer tuners these days suddenly claiming ridiculous peak torque numbers. You regularly see people thinking they are making 350-400 wtq on pump on STI turbos. I've seen someone posting a dyno sheet showing 500 wtq on a modified 20G, and they were fighting to the death that that was how much that the car was actually making.
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So what term do you use for fizzy soft drinks? It depends on where you fall on the map. People in the northeast tend to call it "soda." People in mid-America typically call it "pop." And southerners use the term "coke" generically for any type of fizzy soft drink. But the geographic dividing lines between these terms are not always clear--and Wisconsin is one of the states that has a split personality on this topic. Last night I did a talk for the fine folks of Kiel, Wisconsin (big turnout! There are a lot of sharp folks in Kiel). The Wisconsin State Historical Society notes that Kiel was once home to a "soda pop" factory. I thought that was interesting—they didn't call it a "soda factory" or a "pop factory," it was described as a "soda pop" factory. That may be because eastern Wisconsin is a "soda" outpost surrounded by a "pop" region. Admittedly, the map above is simplified... but it does show the larger trends. Let us know what you call the fizzy stuff.... leave a comment below. (And thanks again, Kiel!)
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Here's the best map I seen for this controversy:ReplyDelete
I live in the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio, and I've always called them soft drinks.ReplyDelete
My wife and I grew up in Central Indiana and now live in southern Indiana. I'm a "soda" guy and she says "Coke." Go figure.ReplyDelete
I agree with Cartophiliac, I've always liked the more detailed one. Plus it shows Maryland a more firmly in the soda camp, which reflects my experience.ReplyDelete
I don't agree with this. I'm from western Pennsylvania and nobody says soda here.ReplyDelete
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I taught a JTerm course last month on "Technological Tools for Biblical Studies." (Go figure...) One of the requirements was to provide a brief review of a couple Bible software resources, either downloadable or online, including programs for mobile devices. Students were to pick from this list I compiled which you may want to check, which I describe thus:
This list of resources reflects free or low-cost Bible study options that might be recommended to persons who may not have original language training or who do not want to invest in the major Bible software programs like Accordance, BibleWorks, or Logos.I set up a course blog where we accumulated all the reviews. Here are direct links to the various reviews:
- E-Sword
- Xiphos
- Online Bible
- BibleZ for Palm Pre
- Scripture 4 All version 2.1
- Blue Letter Bible
- YouVersion
- LaParola 7.13
- Great Treasures in the Scriptures
- OliveTree BibleReader (Palm OS with NET Bible)
- Into the New Testament
- MacSword 2.1
- Cross Word 3.5
- Biblos.com and Biblos.com / Online Mobile Bible
- Crosswire: MacSword and Xiphos
- NET Bible Online
- BibleWorks8
- Bible Explorer 4.0
- The Bible Gateway
- Theophilos
- Online ESV Study Bible
Thanks to my students for giving me permission to share all their work!


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Ayotte holds her ground : Rookie tosses Rice at Obama
Ayotte, along with fellow Republicans John McCain and Lindsey Graham, took the lead in challenging the now-scuttled Rice plan, hatched by President Obama as a payoff for one of his Chicago political cronies.
McCain and Graham are longtime Senate and political pros, who have built up the tough skins and political street credibility needed when mounting such a challenge. Ayotte, by contrast, is a rookie in the ways of Washington.
Those who don't know her would not have been surprised had she wilted and wavered under the political and liberal media fire that was directed her way for opposing a newly reelected President.
But Sen. Ayotte is guided by facts and common sense. Ambassador Rice was clearly dissembling on the subject of what she knew and when she knew it on the Benghazi attack that left an American ambassador dead. To ignore that fact and put Rice in such an important post would have been exactly the wrong thing to do.
Ayotte is a rookie, but she has the markings of being a Rookie of the Year for Republicans, which is no doubt why her political foes here are already trying to gin up bad reviews for her every move.


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Hello! Backtrack have worked perfect on my latpot for a good time now, but suddenly out of nowere it stop detecting my wlan. The most wired think about all of this is that if i enter wicd network manager, I can still find my wlan and connect to it. But no matter what I does in Wicd, I can get my laptop online.
There is also an error while starting Wicd. "Could not connect to icd's D-Bus interface. Check the wicd log for error messages." I have no idea where I can find this error log.
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One High-End VS. Multiple MId-Ends
Posted 29 January 2013 - 05:53 PM
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Your best back up is a reliable primary that you know inside and out.
+1 for this
First thing I do when I get a gun I haven't owned before is I fully disassemble it so that I can better understand the inner workings of the marker. Which in turn makes it much easier to identify the cause of various leaks that may occur. Having a reliable marker backed by an extensive knowledge of the marker eliminates the need for a back up.
Any time I have a gun go down I have it back up again before the next game.
Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:19 PM
Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:41 PM
Just run a swab through?
It could just be the fields that i play at. At my indoor field, the only place where i can tech with good lighting and a sanitary work place would be the bath room. The only well lit places are the on the field and in the bathroom. Should i bring a tech mat to practices in this case along with a flash light? How about teching outdoors. I really hate cleaning out breech breaks so is there a fast way to do this with an axe?
Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:42 PM
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Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:46 PM
+1 for this,or you could get a high end and buy a low end electro as a backup
Three different mid ends, for variety. But I wouldn't get three of the same.
Posted 29 January 2013 - 08:46 PM
Axe, Invasion, Drone DX. I maybe wouldn't rule out the crossover and its mech mode for backup if it gets a little cheaper.
Three different mid ends, for variety. But I wouldn't get three of the same.
Mechanical Marker Fan: Azodin Kaos-D / Tippmann Crossover
Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:34 PM
Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:40 PM
If you had both an Axe and a Mini you'd probably never use the Mini. It's just too similar but slightly lesser than the Axe. I like the Mini, but I think you'd be better off with just the Axe and Etek4.
I have an axe right now, i am trading this older axe for an etek 4 with some ups and then buying another axe. So i will have an etek 4 and a axe. And then maybe buy a mini for $100 which i am offered. How does this sound? And running a swab through doesn't usually clean out all of the paint. For the axe you have to get paper towels and cotton swabs to get a deep clean and to clean the eyes.
Unless you really wanted to add an Invasion to the mix.
Mechanical Marker Fan: Azodin Kaos-D / Tippmann Crossover
Posted 29 January 2013 - 09:50 PM
That being said i usually always bring three markers to the feild with me for variety sake (Semi, Blowback Semi ie. Co2 friendly, and Pump). Allows me to play evenly with who ever is at the feild If its renters out comes a pump, if i getting whooped or just feel lazy i may opt for a blow back (also one feild here only really has Co2 or 3000psi HPA and most my guns are gas HOGs). And if its a group of experianced players playing ramping i break out either my cheap as chips electro Semi or my not so cheap fun as HELL to rip on Automags.
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This reply appeals to the gun whore in me. I like it.
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Swirling test tubes and swinging hammers set the stage for four talented Baltimore city high school students whose summer included working in Johns Hopkins University medical research laboratories and helping build a new home for some of their fellow scholars. The young men, all part of Baltimore's Boys Hope/Girls Hope program, were supported equally by Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology (INBT) and the School of Medicine to gain experience conducting research. But the producers of ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" television show also put the boys (and a bunch of other folks) to work to construct a spacious home for the young women of Girls Hope. (The episode featuring the Boys Hope Girls Hope home build airs this Sunday, Sept 26 at 7 p.m. as the show's 2-hour season premier. See video in links below.)
According to the organization's website, Boys Hope/Girls Hope is a "privately funded, non-profit multi-denominational organization that provides at-risk children with a stable home, positive parenting, high quality education, and the support needed to reach their full potential." In the summer of 2009, INBT hosted two students to work in labs at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. This summer INBT hosted four Boys Hope Girls Hope scholars.
Matthew Green-Hill, 18, a junior at Archbishop Curley High School and Donte Jones, 17, a sophomore at Archbishop Curley High School returned this summer and were joined by Dwayne Thomas, 16, a junior at Loyola Blakefield and Durrell Igwe, 16, a sophomore at Archbishop Curley. (Other students participate in Boys Hope Girls Hope, but only four scholars had summer jobs at Johns Hopkins.)
Doug Robinson, associate professor of cell biology at the School of Medicine spear-headed the effort to bring Boys Hope Girls Hope scholars to Johns Hopkins through INBT. Each scholar was paired with a graduate student or postdoctoral fellow in their host labs to ensure that they were actively engaged in an aspect of a research. "The goal of this program was to provide our scholars with a summer experience that was challenging, enriching, and personally rewarding," Robinson said. "Additionally, the students participated in a class three mornings a week where they worked on writing, reading, and mathematics skills."
The summer experience concluded with a poster session where the scholars showed off what they had done with family, friends, other faculty members and staff. For example, Dwayne Thomas II worked with postdoctoral fellow Alexandra Surcel in Cell Biology in Robinson's lab to conduct research on cytokinesis in the organism Dictyostelium.
"My summer experience was very important to me on so many levels," Thomas said. "The quality education I received this summer was outstanding because I learned so much it will help next year in school. I feel like this has really prepared me for college in the near future and also for my dream of becoming a medical doctor. During the summer program, it taught me a lot about professionalism such the importance of arriving at work on time. I know that this experience has made me strive even harder because not many people receive the same type of opportunities I do."
Donte Jones worked on the problem of malaria in the laboratory of Caren Meyers, assistant professor in the Department of Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences at the School of Medicine. Durrell Igwe spent his summer in the neuroscience laboratory of Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator Alex Kolodkin in the department of neuroscience. Matthew Green-Hill participated in neurodegenerative disease research in the laboratory of Craig Montell, professor of biological chemistry at the School of Medicine.
A half dozen young women also study through Girls Hope, but unlike their male counterparts, the girls had no home where they could live with their adult mentors, only a parcel of land in the Hamilton section of Baltimore. Boys Hope/Girls Hope is completely voluntary and the organization does not serve as a legal guardian to the students, but participants have the option of living in the group house or at home with their own families. Many choose to live with their classmates in the group house.
The Boys Hope scholars wanted to help the Girls Hope scholars get their home built as soon as possible. So the boys sent a video requesting that the makers of the television Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to construct a house for the girls before the start of the next school year. The plea worked and before long, several city blocks along Fleetwood Ave. were cordoned off and filled with construction equipment and workers. The 11,000 square ft. home was built in nine short days, suffering a brief setback due to severe rainstorms. Look for more photos of the Girls Hope Home on the INBT website after the television reveal.
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With the title race in full swing, Arsenal faced a tricky match away to Aston Villa. And, as it happened so many times that season, a moment of Pires' brilliance gave Arsenal the edge.
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Re: Please be careful; I'm fragile.
They definitely aren't clip art, but it'd look dumb if it didn't look like a real symbol. ;)
bigbadbrad1212 wrote:This is the worst shirt ive ever seen and whoever voted for it should be ashamed
You have obviously never watched The Office.
wcsae wrote:Blah, not only has this design been done before by another t-shrit site, but I doesn't even look like you actually created this yourself. It looks like a cut and paste job to me.
The mouth on the front was, everything else wasn't.
Re: Dare to scare?
And I am sorry I didn't check every single t-shirt in existence before posting my idea. I will get to work on that next time.
Re: terrifyphone
GREAT USAGE OF COLOR!...wow
cls31s wrote:GREAT USAGE OF COLOR!...wow
you know i have to admit i hadnt even looked at this until this comment because i am rather un-thrilled with the calendar approach to shirts... for instance the one still for sale this tuesday, many tuesdays after i thought it should not be there ;)
but anyway, i am gonna have to agree this is a very good use of color. it doesnt even remotely feel redundant like these tend to.
in conclusion:
good job and good luck
(oh hey not attacking haxrox in any way here people so get off it. i dont like that other design and me saying so isnt messing up his sales now is it? so dont even bother complaining about it cause he can justifiably laugh at me with his thousands he has made off that thing now cant he?) oh and hax? :P
Re: Jack O' the Lantern Cold 'n Blue
I can't find the jack 'o lantern?
andrewlb wrote:I can't find the jack 'o lantern?
The face is the Jack o' Lantern. It's like when you take a picture of a lit one, you only see the cut-out area, not the pumpkin itself. Inside the mouth is a candle. Check out the first one I did in orange, maybe then it will make more sense. http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=23633
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Whoops... forgot to actually say something...
Anyway, not only has the Joe's plumbing thing been done already (getting old, real fast), but this will likely not be considered incidental text.
SydneyB wrote:I wouldn't wear this - I don't think a lot of women will - but I most certainly VOTED for this because it REALLY follows the theme of Shirt-as-a-costume. IMMEDIATELY you know who / what this is supposed to be. It is very very well done.
See, there's something I haven't figured out about the Derbies (and I'm just using you as an example)... doesn't the button say "I'd want one"? As in, you'd buy it an wear it? Not "i think this is a great design but i wouldn't actually make the purchase"?
blammoed wrote:Thanks a lot for the nice comments everyone. I had a lot of fun making this one, and having you are a pirate stuck in my head ALL day.
And now someone DOES need to do a ninja shirt, don't they? Volunteer, bradyson? ;D
I believe you'll appreciate this particular youtubeness: The Captain's Wife's Lament. I almost expected this to be your link!
I would totally buy one of these just so I could give it to my ex boyfriend to wear!
It has my vote!
I want.
Re: Yabba Dabba Doo!
Thanks for all of the votes everyone. I did a little research to see if there was one already, but I only found official full length costumes. Just goes to show how hard it is to come up with something completely original.
kriscad wrote:Great Design! THis should be in the top 3
Aww, thanks. Shucks.
eHalcyon wrote:Originally I would have considered the text bubble NOT to be incidental text, but Woot let it go before. Just one more inconsistent wrench thrown into the derby rules, I guess.
David, you could have resubmitted it wthout the speech bubble and still had a shot. Monday entries have won plenty of times before, especially fixed resubs of rejected entries.
And yeah... I don't think Woot is out to get you. You're not the first to be rejected from the fog. Derek for one has had it happen to him plenty.
If you read the rules for the Derby you pointed to, they're slightly different than just "no incidental text" ...
incidental text is allowed as part of an illustration, but no slogan shirts
Sounds a little more forgiving to me. And what you're pointing to seems to be allowed as it's no slogan and is part of the illustration. Just my opinion though...
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Cool Shirt
davidszcz wrote:Awesome shirt, but the slide's done wrong on the shirt. It's actually a 22 step dance.
You're probably right. I googled it and there were a lot of different versions, so I just went with the one that I knew. I might have left out one of the step touches when you're rocking back and forth
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I really dig the pattern, it all came out really well. Kudos!
Re: You. Are. A pirate!
Now I know I am going to dress up as a Pirate this Halloween!
Re: ...and then I was like BOOO!
Resub please!
mjc613 wrote:Aren't shirts with bar codes available already?
technically, isn't a barcode text?
SydneyB wrote:This is hysterical and very well done! I LOVE the stitching!
Sure, it is a short lived "joke" (commentary), but people buy political Tees and Bumper Stickers all the time, and those are certainly "dated" materials. And heck, this is only $10, not out of line at all for that type of thing.
Definitely GMV
Thanks SydneyB!!! I am glad you get it!
I appreciate the kind comments and everyone who voted.
Holy carp, I think there's some awesome submissions this derby, but this is the one that I would most likely buy. Mainly because I don't have any orange shirts yet, and because Fred Flintstone's a beast.
Vote for it people!
Andy47240 wrote:Thanks for all of the votes everyone. I did a little research to see if there was one already, but I only found official full length costumes. Just goes to show how hard it is to come up with something completely original.
Yours is still waaaay better. That other one is a Yabba Dabba Don't. Good job on yours.
Great, great shirt. I hope I can buy it.
Nice! Welcome to the Brotherhood!
So this is pointless now, being rejected and all, but would superman really sweat?
I can't believe this hasn't been voter in the top 3. LOVE IT!!
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My wife is 4 months pregnant. I'd definitely buy this shirt for her!
Ouch, sorry man Never feels good having this happen. Just keep going. Your next one might fog too, you never know.
I remember when pirates were cool. Before that miserable Johnny Depp came along.
Re: Rorschach Test
Cool idea. Not something i'd personally wear, but an cleverly done shirt nonetheless. GMV!!
Re: Human Black Hole
Don't worry about the haters, dude. I really love your work and the humor and originality you bring to your shirts is admirable.
Re: Lemonade Stand Worker Costume (make a Pucker)
Yay for lemons!!! Definitely GMV!! Hope it goes further!!
Re: Mr. Input
Interesting design.
Re: Hands!
Very Very Clever!! I do agree it would look a bit better with a green Shirt to make it seem more Zombie like or something but it's still GMV!
Re: Women Only
These would be perfect for a couple...the woman could wear this one, and the man could wear the other one...(this will probably be what me and my other will wear for halloween) see, thinking ahead here! L O L
Re: Skate or fly
Awesome!! I've always wanted to be a human skateboard!! GMV!!!
Now all we need is for someone to actually attach skateboard wheels to a shirt!! Now that would be really cool!!
Re: Snowman
I could see myself wearing this but constantly asking "Does this costume make me look fat?" GMV!
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Good thread. Chock full of ancwers.
I have the same problem as the previous post reguarding an avatar. Is there a bunch of them to pick from? How do I get one? Thanks
Good thread. Chock full of ancwers.
sorry gunerd,i know how to do it but im not good at explaining it to other people.
Click on the up load button and pick a picture from your files and click OK. I think you got to click the sumit button at the bottom of the page. Good luck.
Thanks,I'll give it a try.
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