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Hmm do you turn off the screen? Leaving it on will result in frustration for sure. Generally mine isn't buggy at all. Also have you ever used a Slow2 (AKA Teclast T51? ;) because that UI is so much worse than the DX100 that it isn't funny at all. I mean the DX100 UI isn't the best out there but hey. I really only got 2 more issues that need to be fixed and I'm pretty much happy at that point. 1. The fade in at the beginning of each track upon manually changing tracks needs to go. 2. Playlists need to automatically update and alphabetize instead of only having them show up in the order they are synced. If they fix those two then everything else is just icing on the cake for me ;).
If I read correctly you are having some issues with the player cutting the screen on by itself? When you updated to 1.2.7 did you do a factory reset? What I always do is do a factory reset which doesn't delete your music but will restore everything back to 1.2.7 factory settings. If not you are carrying over crap from the previous firmware updates which will contribute to buggy playback and possibly a slower UI. I also clear the Media Storage Process and the Music Player Process and then restart the player, letting it sit for 15 minutes to re-index everything. Should be better after that I think. Also turning off all the superfluous stuff such as WIFI, animation, haptic feedback, tilting screen, etc will help :).
You can make things even faster and smoother by rooting the device. I rooted my device with the help of Sorensiim and even messed things up quite a few times being stupid. I can honestly say this device will be hard to brick. You'd be more likely to brick it while installing a firmware update and the power goes out :P. As long as you follow the directions you are safe and the device will be even more responsive and smooth.
Regarding smoothness and ease of use; I strictly use playlists to access all of my music. It is the smoothest and fastest method to access music and this is generally universal for most DAPs out there. Feels like an ipod honestly with its smooth and sleek nature. Using this method every single track is organized and in the order I want it to be in ;). Guess I'm a control freak. I have the player screen time out on minimal but generally I turn it off manually so I don't have issues with things changing on their own unless I accidentally shut it on while in my pocket (rarely happens but does happen at times with my T1 amp attached :P).
Also I recommend everyone be careful about accidentally turning up the volume to full blast using the screen. That is an option and very dangerous lol. I blasted myself once and a friend here destroyed his NT6 Custom IEM due to it. So be careful...
Not sure if this will be useful to you but I did contribute to the DX100 Faq page which gives full details on how to properly tag your files with mp3 tag to work with the DX100 and most players (on the fly so pretty simple and fast). I also put up a guide there on how to set up your playlists via media monkey on the DX100. Works like a charm :). You'll also find Sorensiims guide here on how to root your DX100 along with some other helpful contributions from various members. Sorry for babbling on figured the more descriptive I am may help you and others.
Thank you. I poured over the FAQ: very useful. I've linked to it in the review and brought up this thread elsewhere. I think this information is helpful. I wish consumers could get such helpful stuff from the manufacturer, but that probably won't happen any time soon.
I may well try rooting the DX100 this week as I have some time between reviews. I love being part of the DX100 community and I'm learning things all the time.


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Núria Cabutí was appointed CEO in January 2010 of the Random House and Mondadori Spanish-language trade publishing joint venture –which was renamed Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial in November 2013, following Random House acquiring full ownership in late 2012 and the merger of Penguin and Random House July 1, 2013– after having served as Publisher and Editorial Director of its Children's and Paperback Divisions since 2003.
Núria sets the strategic direction and provides the publishing and organizational leadership for the company's operations in Spain, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Uruguay. She has worked for Random House exclusively and continuously upon her receiving her MBA from IESE Business School in 1992, demonstrating a strong aptitude for the editorial, financial, marketing, bookselling, and media relations aspects of the book publishing business.
Under her publishing leadership, Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial has strengthened its position as one of the world's leading Spanish-language trade book publishers.
Gina Centrello is President and Publisher of the Random House Publishing Group, having assumed the position in the then newly formed group upon the unification of the Random House Trade Group and the Ballantine Books Group in 2003. In 2008, the group added imprints from the Bantam Dell, Spiegel & Grau, and Dial Press divisions, creating a creative powerhouse which publishes many of the world's best authors in both literary and commercial genres.
Prior to her role at the Random House Publishing Group, Gina served as President and Publisher of Ballantine Books, starting in 1999.
Before that, she held a number of positions of increasing responsibility at Pocket Books, rising to Vice President and Associate Publisher in 1987, Executive Vice President and Publisher in 1993, and President in 1994. Gina began her career in publishing as a copy editor at Pocket Books in 1982.
Tony Chirico was appointed President of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group in February 2005, after having served as Executive Vice President and COO for the group (then known as the Knopf Publishing Group) since 2000. As President, he is involved in virtually all aspects of publishing, including title acquisitions, sales, marketing, operations production, personnel, and finance. In 2012, Tony was instrumental in the Group's Vintage imprint acquisition of the 50 Shades trilogy by E L James.
During his twenty-six-year career at the company, Tony has led the group through various organizational transitions. Among his most notable accomplishments is the successful operational and publishing assimilation of the Doubleday and Anchor divisions with the original Random House, Inc., divisions (Knopf, Pantheon, and Vintage) in 2009. Tony received the Bertelsmann Award for Outstanding Entrepreneurial Achievement in 2012.
Tony joined Random House as Business Manager in 1987. He has an MBA in finance and a degree in economics from CUNY.
Ian was appointed DK CEO in July 2016 and is responsible for this multi-award-winning global publisher, creating books in over 60 languages, selling to over 100 countries with offices across the globe.
Ian began his career in publishing at magazine publisher Marshall Cavendish, where he became European Director. Ian joined Random House in 1992, working in a number of commercial, operations and publishing roles before becoming Deputy Group CEO of Random House in 2005. In this capacity Ian led, amongst other things, the company's strategic development and digital transition. Ian was part of the team that successfully completed the deal to merge Penguin and Random House in 2013. Post merger, Ian was appointed to two roles, as CEO of Penguin Random House International (English Language) and Deputy CEO of Penguin Random House UK. In these capacities led the operational integration of the two companies outside North America. In his International role, Ian oversaw the Penguin Random House businesses in Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Singapore and South Africa.
Ian was elected a member of the Supervisory Board of Bertelsmann in 2008, chairs the Bertelsmann Management Representation Committee, and was founding chair of the Bertelsmann UK Operations Group. Ian is a former Council Member and President of the UK Publishers Association, and is currently a Non-Executive Director of Which?, the commercial arm of the UK Consumers Association.
Jen Loja was appointed President, Penguin Young Readers in December 2015. In this capacity, she oversees all publishing and business for each of Penguin Young Readers' publishing divisions, which include Dial, Dutton, Grosset & Dunlap, Kathy Dawson Books, Nancy Paulsen Books, Philomel, PSS!, Puffin, Speak, Putnam, Viking, Razorbill, and Frederick Warne. These imprints publish such acclaimed, award-winning authors and illustrators as Jay Asher, Judy Blume, Jan Brett, Eric Carle, Kristin Cashoew, Ally Condie, Roald Dahl, Drew Daywalt, Matt de la Pena, Tomie dePaola, Sarah Dessen, Anna Dewdney, John Flanagan, Gayle Forman, John Green, John Grisham, Oliver Jeffers, Mike Lupica, Richelle Mead, B.J. Novak, Richard Peck, and dozens of other popular authors. Penguin Young Readers is also home to perennial brand franchises such as the Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys series, Peter Rabbit, Spot, the Classic Winnie the Pooh, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Madeline, Mad Libs, the Rangers Apprentice, and Who Was?, among many others.
Jen joined Penguin Young Readers in March 2009 as Vice President, Associate Publisher. Previously, Jen was Associate Publisher at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. She began her career in books as a buyer for Joseph-Beth Bookseller before moving into sales at both Candlewick Press and Houghton Mifflin, where she was responsible for the wholesale channel as well as Canadian sales. She joined Harcourt in September of 2004 as VP of Sales, Children's Books and was named VP of Sales & Marketing, Children's Books in 2007. At the merger of Houghton Mifflin and Harcourt she became the Associate Publisher of the HMH children's list.
Barbara Marcus is President and Publisher of Random House Children's Books, where she is responsible for overseeing all publishing and business activities. Random House Children's Books publishes many of the world's bestselling and most highly acclaimed authors and illustrators for young people today—including Dr. Seuss, Marc Brown, Roald Dahl, Carl Hiaasen, Lauren Kate, Christopher Paolini, Philip Pullman, Leo Lionni, James Dashner, Brandon Sanderson, Louis Sachar, Richard Scarry, and Markus Zusak—and is home to many of the most recognizable series licenses and characters in the world, such as Babar, Barbie, the Berenstain Bears, Disney, Little Golden Books, Nickelodeon, Pat the Bunny, Sesame Workshop, Junie B. Jones, and the Magic Tree House.
Prior to joining Random House in 2012, Barbara was Adviser to Open Road Integrated Media in the area of children's digital publishing and general strategy. She also served as Strategic Innovations Adviser to Penguin Books USA, focusing on new ventures and publishing opportunities.
Before that, Barbara was President of Scholastic's Children's Book Publishing and Distribution, where, for more than twenty years, she was responsible for all children's consumer book publishing and distribution in the United States, through school-based book clubs, school-based and direct-to-home continuity programs, school-based book fairs, and the retail channel. During her tenure, she led the expansion of the business from approximately $50 million to over $1 billion in annual revenue. After acquiring J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone for publication in the United States in 1998, she also led the publishing effort for six of the seven Harry Potter titles.
Barbara began her career as Sales Associate, Bantam Lecture Bureau, after having graduated from Tufts University with a BA degree in American history.
Prior to his current position, Brad Martin served as President and CEO of Random House of Canada, after having held the position of COO, Executive Vice President, and Director of Sales and Marketing from 2004 to 2007. During his tenure, he led Random House of Canada to record success and oversaw the organic growth of its Canadian publishing program, which contributed to the company being recognized as Publisher of the Year in 2013.
Brad joined Bantam Doubleday Dell as Vice President and Director of Sales and Marketing in 1998. When the company merged with Random House of Canada, later that year, he oversaw the integration of the sales and marketing teams.
Previously he served in a variety of sales and marketing positions at Penguin Books Canada. He was named Vice President of Sales and Marketing in 1989 and, in 1996, was appointed President of Penguin Books Canada. He joined Penguin Books Canada as Sales Representative in 1984.
Brad is a member of the board of Ludia, Inc., a Fremantle company based in Montreal. He is also President of the Canadian Publishers' Council and has overseen many Random House of Canada philanthropic initiatives, including the creation of Open House, a festival showcasing the company's authors, with all proceeds going to charity.
Brad began his publishing career in 1981 at the Canadian publisher McClelland & Stewart. He was educated at McGill University and the University of Toronto.
Maya Mavjee became President and Publisher of the Crown Publishing Group in January 2010. In this position, she oversees and fosters the creative and editorial vision and direction of each of Crown's publishing divisions, which include Crown, Crown Archetype, Clarkson Potter, Ten Speed Press, and Waterbrook Multnomah. The Crown Group is a diverse program of imprints whose bestselling authors include President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, Gillian Flynn, Erik Larson, Rebecca Skloot, Ina Garten, Yotam Ottolenghi, Mindy Kaling, and Chip and Dan Heath.
Previously, Maya served as Executive Vice President of Random House Canada and Publisher of the Doubleday Canada Publishing Group, from 2000 to 2009. Under her leadership, Doubleday Canada evolved into an award-winning division. She is responsible for launching the Anchor Canada and Bond Street Books imprints, under whose auspices she published many award-winning authors, including Chris Cleave, Mohsin Hamid, David Adams Richards, Margaret Atwood, Moyez Vassanji, and Vincent Lam.
Maya has more than twenty years of experience in the publishing business, having held previous positions at HarperCollins Publishers Ltd., Stoddart Publishing Company Ltd., and Bantam Doubleday Dell Inc., prior to joining Random House Canada.
Madeline McIntosh was appointed President of the Penguin Publishing Group in September 2014. In this capacity, she oversees Penguin's adult publishing business in the U.S., which, in addition to Penguin Books, includes the Ace, Avery, Berkley, Blue Rider Press, Celebra, Current, Dutton, Gotham, Hudson Street Press, InterMix, New American Library, Pamela Dorman Books, Penguin Press, Perigee, Plume, Portfolio, Putnam, Tarcher, Riverhead, Sentinel, Viking, and Viking Studio imprints.
Previously, Madeline served as the first President and COO of Penguin Random House U.S., and, prior to the merger, as COO of Random House, Inc. In these roles, she was responsible for overseeing digital and print sales; operations, fulfillment, and IT; digital strategy, product and marketing development; author services development; audio and travel publishing; and third-party distribution.
Madeline originally joined the Random House predecessor Bantam Doubleday Dell in 1994, in the New Media department, from which she went on to create the trade book industry's first online sales organization.
Madeline graduated from Harvard University with a BA in Fine Arts in 1991.
Ajai Singh "Sonny" Mehta is Editor in Chief of Alfred A. Knopf Publishers. He is also Chairman of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, which includes Knopf, Doubleday, Nan A. Talese, Pantheon, Schocken, Vintage/Anchor, and Everyman's Library.
Since his arrival at Knopf in 1987, Sonny has maintained and enhanced the house's international reputation for literature and bookmaking of the highest quality. He is also highly regarded for his innovative direction of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, particularly for the complete redesign and expansion of Vintage Books. Long a quality trade paperback publisher, it is now the leader in its field. In 1991, he orchestrated the relaunch of Everyman's Library—one of the most extensive and distinguished libraries of classics in the world—in beautifully printed, affordable hardcover editions. During his time at Knopf, Sonny has worked with and published many notable authors, including John Banville, Bill Buford, Peter Carey, Bill Clinton, William Dalrymple, Katherine Dunn, James Ellroy, Nora Ephron, Katharine Graham, Robert Harris, Carl Hiaasen, Kazuo Ishiguro, P. D. James, Michael Ondaatje, Stieg Larsson, Simon Sebag Montefiore, Jo Nesbo, Graham Swift, and Anne Tyler.
Under Sonny's leadership, Knopf Doubleday authors have been awarded 34 Pulitzer Prizes, 12 National Book Awards, 30 National Book Critics Circle Awards, 6 Man Booker Prizes, and 3 Nobel Prizes. In 2011, the London Book Fair presented him with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in international publishing.
Born in India in 1942, Sonny was educated at the Lawrence School, Sanawar, and at Cambridge University. Prior to joining Knopf, he worked with such notable authors as Ryszard Kapuscinski, Germaine Greer, and Douglas Adams. He began his publishing career in London as an Editorial Assistant at Rupert Hart-Davis Ltd., before going on to found Paladin Books. Following that, he was Editorial Director of Granada Paperbacks, comprising the Panther, Mayflower, and Paladin imprints. In 1972, he served as Editorial Director and, later, Publishing Director of Pan Books, where he was instrumental in establishing the highly successful Picador trade paperback imprint.
Frank Steinert was previously the Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer of Random House. He was promoted to that position in November 2011, after having served the dual function of Divisional Head of Human Resources worldwide and Head of the human resources department in the United States. After joining the company in 2008, Frank reshaped the role of human resources at Random House, transforming the department into a valued business partner for its U.S. divisions. He introduced several game-changing global HR programs and initiatives, such as the first consistent performance and development program and the creation of the Random House Campus, a suite of global development offerings, which launched in 2010 with a global exchange program and was soon followed by the Random House Circle and the Random House Editorial Conference, in 2011 and 2012. Since 2008, he has also represented Random House in the Bertelsmann HR Committee, a cross-divisional group of senior executives who have defined and set the Bertelsmann HR agenda and strategy.
Prior to joining Random House, Frank spent nearly eight years at Arvato Systems in Guetersloh, Germany, first as Director of Legal Affairs, from 2001 to 2004, and subsequently as Head of Human Resources and Legal Affairs, from 2004 to 2008.
Previously, he worked for nearly three years at Rademacher und Kollegen in Bayreuth, Germany, the first two as a junior lawyer and the third as an attorney. Frank holds an Executive MBA in accounting and controlling from the University of Muenster in Germany.
Tom Weldon was brought up in London. He studied history at Oxford University, then was hired as a graduate trainee by Macmillan. After three years as a nonfiction commissioning editor there, he joined William Heinemann, then owned by Reed Elsevier. He spent nine years there as an Executive Editor; American Editorial Director, based in New York; and Publisher of the imprint.
In 1997 he moved to Penguin as Publishing Director of Michael Joseph. In 2001 he became Managing Director of the Penguin General division (then comprising the Michael Joseph, Viking, Hamish Hamilton, Fig Tree, and Penguin Ireland imprints). He was made Deputy CEO of Penguin U.K. in 2009 and CEO in January 2011.
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Apr 07, 2008, 01:00 ET from The Beer Institute
WASHINGTON, April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today, America's brewers and beer importers will begin celebrating the 75th anniversary of the first legal beer deliveries in the United States following Prohibition. For millions of workers and consumers, America's beer industry has grown exponentially into an economic force, creating and supporting millions of jobs and contributing billions of dollars to federal, state, and local economies annually. The repeal of Prohibition also ushered in a new era of responsibility in how alcohol is regulated and consumed. "The last 75 years powerfully demonstrate that a healthy beer industry strengthens our overall economy," said Beer Institute President Jeff Becker. "Looking forward, fair tax policies are essential to ensuring that brewers and beer importers can continue supporting the more than 1.7 million jobs we've created and $190 billion provided annually to the economy." Today, the beer industry is burdened with an excessively high and regressive beer tax that unfairly hurts manufacturing employees and lower and middle-income consumers hardest. Since the federal beer tax doubled in 1991, approximately 60,000 Americans lost their jobs in brewing, distributing, retailing, and related industries. Rolling back the beer tax increase would provide a much-needed shot in the arm to the nation's struggling economy and help stimulate job growth. In addition to toasting the numerous economic benefits beer has delivered for the last three quarters of a century, brewers, beer importers, and suppliers are also using April 7 to celebrate the rich traditions and cultural heritage of beer in America. Just a few examples of the celebrations going on across the country: -- Anheuser-Busch's flagship brand, Budweiser, will celebrate the milestone with a variety of events, including a re-broadcast of August A. Busch Jr.'s 1933 national radio address, an appearance by the Budweiser Clydesdales and a new historical exhibit on Prohibition at Anheuser-Busch's St. Louis tour center. -- Miller Brewing Company will play host to Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who will present an official Proclamation declaring April 7 "Beer Day" throughout the entire City of Milwaukee. Barrett and Miller Brewing Company will call for Milwaukeeans to make a citywide beer toast celebrating the economic and entrepreneurial success the beer industry created in the city. "From coast to coast, our members stand united as we celebrate this important milestone," added Becker. "Together, we have built a strong record of growth and responsible community involvement, and that is something in which we can all take great pride." Brewers and beer importers spend millions of dollars annually on numerous civic and community programs. These include alcohol abuse prevention efforts, corporate philanthropy, and environmental initiatives. For more information on these programs and the industry's economic contributions, visit www.beerservesamerica.com. Although the national repeal of Prohibition did not become finalized until December 5, 1933, brewers and beer importers celebrate April 7 as a day of great significance in the industry's history. On April 7, 1933, the Cullen-Harrison Act took effect, which legalized the first sales of beer. To mark the occasion, President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously received shipments of beer at the White House from many brewers and a team of Budweiser Clydesdales delivered several cases at the U.S. Capitol. The Beer Institute, established in 1986, is the national trade association for the brewing industry, representing both large and small brewers, as well as importers and industry suppliers. The Institute is committed to the development of sound public policy and to the values of civic duty and personal responsibility: www.beerinstitute.org.
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Verd antique
Verd antique (obsolete French, from Italian, verde antico, "ancient green"), or verde antique, is a serpentinite breccia[1] popular since ancient times as a decorative facing stone. It is a dark, dull green, white-mottled (or white-veined) serpentine, mixed with calcite, dolomite, or magnesite, which takes a high polish.[2] It is sometimes classed, erroneously, as a variety of marble ("serpentine marble", "Connemara marble", "Moriah stone", etc.). It has also been called and marketed as "ophicalcite" or "ophite".[3]
Non-brecciated varieties of a very similar serpentinite, sometimes also called "verd antique", have been quarried at Victorville, California;[4] Cardiff, Maryland;[5] and Rochester in Addison County, Vermont.[6]
Verd antique is used like marble especially in interior decoration and occasionally as outdoor trim, although the masses are frequently jointed and often only small slabs can be secured. It was known to the ancient Romans and was quarried especially at Casambala, near Larissa, Thessaly, in Greece.[7] Verd antique was much used by the monumental builders of the Byzantine Empire and by the Ottomans after them. The term "verd antique" has been documented in English texts as early as 1745.
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- ^ MacFall, Russell P. Gem Hunter's Guide. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1975, p. 140.
- ^ "Notes From the Stone Fields." Stone. 35:1 (January 1914), p. 50.
- ^ Hitchcock, Edward. Report on the Geology of Vermont: Descriptive, Theoretical, Economical, and Scenographical. Proctorsville, Vt.: Vermont State Legislature, 1861, p. 534.
- ^ DeJongh, Brian; Gandon, John; and Graham-Bell, Geoffrey. The Companion Guide to Mainland Greece. Woodbridge, Conn.: Companion Guides, 2000, p. 153.
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October 26, 2012, 09:13 PM | #1 |
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Harassed while shooting.
Two buddies and I went shooting on state land today. We shot a lot but everything we did was safe and legal. We walked back to our cars after we were done and the local PD was stopped next to our cars. They said there was a complaint that there were people shooting hundreds of rounds(bout right, there were 3 of us). They checked our ID's and everything cleared. When we looked at our cars someone had written "children with guns" with permanent marker on the windows and hoods.
Nothing will come of it because there is no proof who did it. Just a little reminder that there are people out there that will harass us.
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October 26, 2012, 09:17 PM | #2 |
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If I were you, I'd make a vandalism complaint with the PD whose officers talked with you. First suspect(s) would be complainant(s) who called them.
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October 26, 2012, 09:19 PM | #3 |
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Did you take pictures? I hope it came off ok. Might be a good idea to let the police know that someone vandalized your cars. They might be able to have a talk with whoever called, and most likely wrote on your cars.
October 26, 2012, 09:28 PM | #4 |
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We took pictures, and a report was filed....... in case it happens again.
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October 27, 2012, 07:10 AM | #5 |
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Its a shame some people have to act like children, writing on your car was so childish. You weren't breaking any laws or hurting anyone or anything, so why the complaint and why write on your car ? Just plain childish behavior.
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Lacquer thinner should take the marker off the paint.
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The "children" part of the vandalism has me thinking that perhaps the culprit/s came close enough to lay eyes on you.
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Use lacquer thinner ONLY if the vehicle paint is Basecoat/ Clearcoat. A single stage auto paint (as on older cars) both lacquer and enamel will be damaged.
October 27, 2012, 08:40 AM | #9 |
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I'm 28 and my two buddies are 25, adults by law but some people at work still call me a kid, lol.
The marker came off easly from the windshield, a buffing wheel took it off the body.
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October 27, 2012, 12:00 PM | #10 |
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Sometimes I feel like a kid when I am shooting.
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Odds are there was someone else close by who was set-up to Bowhunt/Turkey hunt/small game hunt and he feels you ruined his day. His actions were much more childish than yours and his were also illegal. Seems to be the norm with some folks lately....... don't infringe on my space/rights, but get outta the way so I can ignore yours.
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I'd go shooting again if i were you and set a trail cam looking at the vehicles and try and catch them in the act.
October 27, 2012, 02:41 PM | #13 |
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Too bad there are small minded people in the world.
I once accidentally used a regular magic marker on one of those erasable message boards. GooGone got it off.
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October 27, 2012, 03:10 PM | #14 |
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Oh, the irony. You are children with guns but they are not children with markers.
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Writing my representatives tonight and requesting tougher 'permanent marker legislation'.
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Is it bow season up there in Michigan?
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You have got to be a special kind of crazy to mess with armed people; seriously...what person in their right mind would vandalize the cars of people who are armed? File the report; maybe next time you go set up a game Camera with a view of the cars.
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It really blows me away how stupid some people can be . Vandalizing someones car when they are out there shooting guns . ( UNBELIEVABLE ) It reminds me of when I see a small women confront a 6'5" 260lb stranger cuss he did something dumb thats none of her business . both of these situations could get out of control real fast . They don't know who there confronting . They could be real screwed up in the head . damn tree hugers .
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It is Bow season up here in Michigan. You probably disturbed some liberals on a nature walk if you were shooting around Ann Arbor. Surprised the DNR didn't show up being you were on state land.
October 27, 2012, 09:34 PM | #20 |
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If it's bow season you probably made a mess of someone's hunt. Not saying they were right to mess with your car, but they were understandably angry.
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Its a two fold thing really. First, it sucks to only be able to hit the woods one a week to hunt and have someone burning up ammo. No that they arent within their rights, but it sucks. Second, it could be a matter of safety. In a lot of places where people shoot on public land there arent formal backstops. In these areas there could be people hunting in the same woods/area. It can be dangerous. None of those things justifies vandalizing anothers property. |
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The idea with the trail cam is a great one. Im 51 and if anyone wants to call me a kid--- Man they will be my new best friend. Any how-Try the trail cam thing.
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Part of the reason that I like my local rifle club, is that people aren't allowed to just go and do mag dumps. However, I wouldn't want to infringe on anyone's right to do that, on public land, providing that it isn't a safety risk.
Some people believe that firearms are meant to be used for certain things: -hunting -law enforcement / military -marksmanship / sport shooting -self / family defense -investment -heating up a barrel and making noise Usually, a little bit of "keeping the peace" - being aware of the laws and your surroundings, and being respectful of others - goes a long way
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Last year a buddy and I found a nice little spot on some public land with a perfect hill and miles from any houses according to google maps. Only about a fifty yard field but fine to mess around in and fairly close to home. We shot there for an afternoon, didn't see a soul. Came back two weeks later and found the DNR had posted a "no target shooting" sign in the interim, guess someone saw us and decides they didn't like it, and I guess the local DNR was sympathetic despite the fact that it was perfectly legal shooting.
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Pitching again lets down Angels
ARLINGTON, Texas – Like a fat guy on a treadmill, the Angels expended a lot of sweat this week but didn't really get anywhere.
For the second consecutive night, the Angels' tattered bullpen unraveled in the late innings, costing the Angels a chance to gain ground on the Rangers.
The Rangers scored seven runs in the seventh and eighth innings to turn a seesaw game in their favor and hand the Angels a 15-9 defeat Thursday night, forcing the visitors to settle for a split of the four-game series played in 100-degree heat.
Within two outs of cutting the deficit in the AL West to two games on two occasions Wednesday night, the Angels left Texas trailing the first-place Rangers by five games – the same five games back they were when the series started, the same five games that separated the two teams at the conclusion of their series in Anaheim two weeks ago.
The Rangers scored 21 runs in the final 11 innings of the series – 13 in 6 1/3 innings pitched by Angels relievers – to regain the upper hand.
"Yeah, it is," Angels outfielder Mark Trumbo said when asked if the split was a disappointment after where the Angels were 2½ games into the series.
"But these couple games aren't going to define our season. Sure, it would have been nice to take the series – if not all of them. This is where we're at. You can't go back and change anything."
If they could, Angels manager Mike Scioscia might go back and change some of his decisions.
The Angels scored 40 runs in the series, including 19 in the final two losses and hit 13 home runs – tying the club record for a four-game series (setting a new record for a four-game road series). But their pitching undermined all of their offensive efforts.
"Both teams are obviously very good. Both teams scored a lot of runs this series," Angels left-hander C.J. Wilson said after matching a career-high with eight runs allowed in his 5 1/3 innings Thursday. "Weave (Angels starter Jered Weaver) is really the only pitcher that did his job out of the starting pitchers this series.
"The offense scored a lot of runs for me, but I had one bad inning (a five-run second). ... They had a bunch of singles and stuff and I couldn't stop the bleeding. I tried everything but throwing a knuckleball and a spitter, really."
The game was tied 8-8 going into the seventh inning.
Scioscia admitted he had "not a lot of options" in the bullpen. Jason Isringhausen had pitched the previous two nights and was not available. LaTroy Hawkins pitched into a second inning Wednesday so Scioscia used him only to finish off the sixth. He was holding Kevin Jepsen and Ernesto Frieri back to use "if the game had gotten on our terms" – in other words, if the Angels had gotten a lead.
So he sent David Carpenter (recalled from Triple-A on Thursday) out for the seventh inning. He gave up hits to three of the four batters he faced, Scioscia sticking with him even as the Rangers sent up two left-handed pinch-hitters (Mitch Moreland and David Murphy) and left-hander Hisanori Takahashi continued to warm up in the bullpen.
At one point, Takahashi could be seen angrily throwing a towel in the bullpen and stalking out of sight when he did not get the call to enter the game to face either left-hander.
"That kind of situation – things happen. It's not my decision," Takahashi said through a translator, admitting that he had "a conversation" with Scioscia after the game. Reporters were kept out of the clubhouse for over 20 minutes following the game.
"As far as I know there wasn't any issues," Scioscia said. "He understands that (Mike) Napoli was in the hole. They had Napoli on the bench and that wasn't a matchup we were going to look for. Hopefully Carpenter gets a ground ball there.
"Bottom line with Taka is ... he certainly is a guy we need to perform a little bit better. At times he's pitched well. At times he's struggled. Anything that was happening is not an issue."
With one run in and runners at the corners, Scioscia went to Jerome Williams, hoping his sinker would get a double-play ball. It didn't. Williams walked Ian Kinsler to load the bases then gave up an RBI single to Elvis Andrus with Trumbo throwing Murphy out at the plate. Takahashi was finally called on to face the left-handed Josh Hamilton and gave up a two-run double.
Things only got worse from there. The Rangers scored three more times in the eighth inning after an error by Maicer Izturis.
"Our back was up against the wall," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "We lost the first two ballgames. We had to fight back and win that one last night. Tonight, we showed more resiliency.
"I expect it to be tight the whole way. I don't want you guys to forget it, but we're the two-time defending American League champs. They came up in here and took two games, and we fought back like champs. They're not going away. We're not going away. Oakland probably won't be going away. It's going to be who plays the best ball down the stretch. We certainly intend on being there."
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Following in the footsteps of Ryan Lochte and teammate Gabby Douglas, gold-medal winning gymnast McKayla Maroney is guest starring in a season two episode of the medical drama Hart of Dixie, the network confirms.
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Maroney will play Tonya, a friend of Rose's (McKaley Miller), who comes to her defense, in an upcoming episode of Rachel Bilson's charming series.
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1995 Chateauneuf du Pape Vieux Donjon
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89Fully mature as well, the 1995 Chateauneuf du Pape displays pretty aromas and flavors, medium to full-bodied richness and a silky, evolved profile on the palate. Giving up notions of sweet cherries, sandalwood, cedar and garrigue, it's a wine I suspect was better a few years, but it will continue to evolve gracefully. I'd drink them if I had them though. ||Another bastillion of traditional Chateauneuf du Pape, Vieux Donjon is owned by Lucien and Marie Jose Michel, with the winemaking now firmly in the hands of their talented daughter, Claire Michel. They produce a single red and white Chateauneuf du Pape, with the red always a rough blend of 75% Grenache, 10% Syrah, 10% Mourvedre and the balance a mix of other permitted varieties. They started partial destemming in 1993, pulling out the green stems and keeping the more lignified stems. Aging occurs all in concrete tanks and older foudre. This was a fabulous tasting with both Claire and her brother Francois, and as I hope the notes show, the wines have classic Chateauneuf du Pape character and broad drink windows. eRobertParker.com.August, 2014 |
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text: Cranky Merlin Hates All the Magical Flirting in This Demon Knights #8 PreviewEvan Narcisse4/09/12 5:15pmFiled to: ComicsDemon knightsDc ComicsPreview9EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Listen: all you gamers who grew up on Dungeon & Dragons, R.A. Salvatore or Gauntlet should be reading DC Comics' Demon Knights. Written by Paul Cornell, the monthly series throws together a motley crew of medieval adventurers out to defeat powerful necromancers for personal reasons that vary wildly.AdvertisementThe basic approach may sound like standard stuff, but Cornell sketches out the characters out with sharp dialogue and compelling character dynamics. With a Shining Knight that may be gender-bending, an Amazon in exile and several immortals, everyone's got complicated backstories. This issue in particular looks two of those long-lived cast members, pulling back the veil behind the shared history of Madame Xanadu and the demon Etrigan. I like Cornell's slightly modern take on Merlin here; it seems like he can see the love triangle between man, woman and demon before it even happens. Demon Knights #8 is out this Wednesday at comics shops and digital storefronts everywhere. Click each page for a larger version. Cover Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5Reply9 repliesLeave a reply


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Legends of Pegasus PC
- Publisher: Kalypso
- Release Date: Aug 14, 2012
User Score
Overwhelming dislike- based on 113 Ratings
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Mixed: 3 out of 113
Negative: 101 out of 113
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Feb 7, 2013DO NOT BUY THIS!!! This game is unfinished, and unplayable! A travesty to the genre!
Nov 15, 2012This is to put simply, a failed game. Everything everyone has said about this game, in a negative sense, is true. Buggy, broke, boring, and frustrating to play. If you can't deliver a good quality product, get out of the game. Sorry guy's but I un-installed this game only after 3 days of trying to play it.
Oct 29, 2012
Oct 6, 2012Novacore studios has gone out of buisness. Serves them right. There will not be any new updates. Try to get a refund now if you have not gotten one already. DO NOT BUY if you are looking at Legends of Pegasus.
Oct 3, 2012
Sep 22, 2012The reputation of both the developer and publisher kalypso are at stake with this disastrous release. Hope they patch the game soon to salvage what is left.
Aug 31, 2012Legends of Pegasus - "The Legends of Fail". Endless Bugs, critical errors, missing or broken features, game feeling like an extreme early Pre-Alpha Version far away from good and evil. It's an deception at any user who throws out the window their money (including me), for more scrap than a game. There is only one conclusion: Don't buy or return the game to the dealer.
Aug 26, 2012
Aug 22, 2012This game has or should I say had promise. On paper it
Aug 21, 2012
Aug 20, 2012This game is absolute garbage. I made an account here just to say so. It's obvious that someone had a dream of making a 4x space game, then gave up about half-way and released a random pile of code in a game shaped container. Save yourself the trouble, stay away.
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Aug 20, 2012Dated graphics, dated UI, just plain dated. Couldn't get more than 15 minutes into the game, just not anything that stacks up against a game I would expect in this era.
Aug 19, 2012complete trash shovel ware, unplayable. crashes every 5-7 minutes. kalypso refusing to refund people after blatantly lying to consumers. DO NOT BUY. here is a thread with all the ignored refund requests http://www.forum.kalypsomedia.com/showthread.php?tid=15831
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Aug 17, 2012Another buggy incomplete mess of a 4X game. My fave genre, and this is appalling, what is it about the space game genre that makes publishers think they can release games like this and SOTS2?
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Aug 16, 2012This game doesn't even deserve rating or be mentioned anywhere, its student project went wrong ... 45 EUR? Someone call shrink, I wouldn't play it even if they paid me.
Aug 15, 2012
Aug 14, 2012Legends of Pegasus is not finished and not playable. Most of the features are just not working and the game keeps crashing all the time. I have been playing games for almost 20 years and this just might be the worst game that I have ever bought.
Aug 14, 2012
Aug 14, 2012It's simple enough, I created an account on metacritic just to warn other people not to buy this game. I want my money back! So be warned and use your money on better games like Sins or Endless space
Aug 14, 2012Stay away from this game it was released with so many bugs and many features missing. Worst pre order I have ever come across. I think they have insulted us as gamers making us pay top money for false advertisement.
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Aug 14, 2012This game is broken, and should not have been released until the beta testing is completed, sometime perhaps 6 months from now. Don't waste your money. Seriously, Don't.
Aug 14, 2012game is totally crap and u know it so i give it 0 this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ6GlvJM3Ao explains pretty much everything, so please avoid any money wasting on such miserable product or u gonna regret it for sure
Aug 14, 2012Well its Swords of the stars 2 all over again. This game is in alpha stages and Its damn awe full. It has a few basic good ideas, but the execution is horrible. Stay away and remember to look twice at both paradox and kalypso titles.
Aug 14, 2012Lulled , perhaps, by the outstanding quality of "Endless Space" while it was still in alpha release, I bought LOP (via Steam) a few days after release. Big mistake. From a quality point of view, the game is buggy, slow, and inconsistent in behavior. From a game design point of view, LOP is underwhelming and tedious. Fixing the bugs won't fix the game design; avoid this turkey. ..fritz..
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Aug 14, 2012Total scam, game wasn't finished, support is non existent. Game is totally bugged to hell and unplayable. Blatant robbery and the company won't give refunds. DO NOT BUY A KALYPSO GAME AGAIN
Aug 13, 2012
Aug 13, 2012Not playable as of now. Its sad that they lied to steal money. Now they're refusing to refund. Lawsuit waiting to happen. I would avoid like a plague for now, and maybe check back in a few months. Assuming you're willing to give money to a deceitful company. Go play Endless Space for a 4x game.
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Aug 13, 2012Very disappointing game......I'd rather stay a sinner than become a faulty legend. How can they release a game in this state ??? they don't know that they are going to kill all the future sales !! after so negative reception even if they fix the issues they won't be able to recover for releasing an unfinishes game.
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Aug 13, 2012An alpha release at best, more missing features then features. Crashes, broken multiplayer. It's abysmal and the company behind it should be ashamed.
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Aug 13, 2012STAY THE **** AWAY!
A waste of money and time. Game is very buggy, has missing features, unpolished, campaign is a joke with no instructions, publishers outright lied on forums, crashes every 2 turns.
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PC Master (Greece)Feb 6, 2013Sadly, technical problems make this game nearly unplayable- it's like Legends of Pegasus launched half-finished. Somewhere, deep inside, there's a great game, with an interesting space-opera story, presented like a graphic-novel … but in the end, the worst alien menace in Legends of Pegasus is not the race of X'or or Arthrox but the bugs. And not like the bugs in Starship Troopers… [January 2013]
LEVEL (Czech Republic)Oct 29, 2012Legends of Pegasus game is perfect example of how to turn ambitious projects into something you do want to forget as fast as possible. [Oct 2012]
PC PowerPlayOct 11, 2012An impenetrable mess with almost nothing to recommend it. Cast this one into the void. [Oct 2012, p.73]


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Here on my Tattoo
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Awesome pics – he has the best body for tattoos 😛
He has the best body PERIOD!!!!
He has the best body for tattoos AND the best body, both in the universe!
blueberry glide- u r so sexy. U will marry Anthony Kiedis!
i dont understand how can a men like kiedis have this lot of energy in his body, i am really surprised of it.someday i will have forty o fifty like him and i would like to have a bodu like that.
This man turns me on so much, that I got the tattoo he has on his left arm, the heart shape one and I got it inked on my lower back. I just had to have a piece. 😉
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This tattoos is very beautiful… It's perfect to me!!!
Do you regret any of your tattoos??
I have just got the native tatoo on my back and av wanted it for years Anthony look on my fb and see it got mine all in black though and not as wide vertically.. Looks great though :-))))
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As suas tatuagens são lindas…..but as minhas também são!
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what's the meaning of the celtic tattoo on his fore arm,.? i want a tattoo like that,. does that have something to do with the story of his life or profession,.?
Im40. and still in love with AK. i admire his tatoos and the person he is….Perfect, yes Period!!


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A while ago in a posting How many descendants, How many cousins? http://anglo-celtic-connections.blogspot.com/2009/12/how-many-descendents-how-many-cousins.html. I explored the number of cousins that arise from a single ancestor pair, such as 5th great grandparents. Because people have different numbers of children the number of cousins varies and so I showed various scenarios with the TWO, THREE, FOUR etc families.
Earlier in the week I posted a chart of the TWO family at http://anglo-celtic-connections.blogspot.com/2010/01/how-many-cousins-two-family.html
Here is a chart which show the number of relatives for the THREE family, where all branches, not just a single descendant line, follow the family pattern.
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How many cousins? The THREE family
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It was the last chance for people in Lincolnshire to see the Vulcan bomber in action on Friday.
Crowds gathered at RAF Waddington to watch the Vulcan XH558, which was delivered to the base in 1960, take off and perform a special flypast.
The Vulcan's engines will reach the end of their life next year and Waddington's runway will also be out of service for repairs in 2015.