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These episodes originally aired the week of January 10, 2011. Nadia Sirota returns next week.
Monday, March 28, 2011
It's mid-January. It's cold. It's dark. There's no holiday in sight. We need to listen to some big, moving works to get the blood flowing again! There is no better way to combat the January blahs than exposure to massive, multimedia works. (Not an FDA approved treatment for SAD, don't sue me! This is more like a, um, suggestion.) This week, we're exploring what is surely an ill-advised theme for a radio show: music with a strong, visual component.
What does that mean? Well, there'll be a lot of video operas: Michael Gordon and Steve Reich and the like. There will be works with integrated video and projection by Florent Ghys and Carolyn Yarnell. There will be music written for dance and music written for film.
I've culled many of the video excerpts below, so please check back as the week wears on to see a bit of visual loveliness.
What's your favorite multimedia work? Do you think added visual components help deepen your understanding of the music or detract from it? For that matter, what's the difference between watching a live show and listening to a pre-recorded one?
Check out this crazytown video for JacobTV's oratorio Paradiso and make sure to click through the links below for the videos that accompany the music we'll play throughout the week!
- Carolyn Yarnell "The Same Sky"
- Stever Reich "Three Tales"
- Steve Reich and Beryl Korot
- Florent Ghys "Hommage a JacobTV"
- Peter Broderick Music for Falling From Trees
- Florent Ghys 4
- Andriessen M is for Man, Music, Mozart
- Michael Gordon Decasia
- Steve Reich the Cave
- Michael Gordon Light is Calling
- Philip Glass Koyannisqatsi
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Hi my name is Jenny. I'm 22 years old, 4'11 and 140 lbs. My goal weight is 120 in 12 weeks, just in time for my wedding in July. I have been working out and dieting for the past two months now and have lost 8 lbs. I just recently bought the body for life book because I wasn't seeing results as fast as I would have liked. So, I decided to start the challenge with my fiance Andy yesterday. Andy has just graduated from college and is in the dreadful period of finding a job. I work full time at Blockbuster and only make enough to cover our bills, groceries, and gym every month. In all the meal plans and success stories that I have viewed, myoplex is the main supplimental component. I went to the store today and saw that four myoplex shakes was almost $7 and the bars $2 each. There's no way that I can afford one shake and bar everyday for 12 weeks! I'm sure they work fantastically but I was wondering if there was a more affordable suppliment out there that I could use and still meet my goal in 12 weeks. Also, is the myoplex lite in powder a form a better investment if I am trying to save money? Every now and then I will eat a LUNA bar, which is a nutrient suppliment for women but I don't think it's helping me build lean muscle. The cost of the suppliments is my only setback. :( I want so very badly to complete this challenge and show everyone, including myself, that I can do it! Someone please help!
I visit a Grocery Outlet store and buy a few other brand high protein bars, they are less expensive,( may not meet all BFL standards but are affordable and tasty). I usually just make "planned overs" when cooking as I prefer real food vs bars and shakes. Just make extra eggs, chiken, etc so it is ready at mini meal time.
good luck, kat
G'day Jenny!
Bars - are not a great option for you anyway - only as an emergency to stop you buying junk instead - so keep away from them. You don't need to use any shakes or bars if you don't want to - I didn't use them in my first challenge at all, what I did use was pure protein powder (EAS has a brand, but there are plenty of them out there). You mix the powder with water and have a "carb" such as an apple after or you can put it in your oats to have with breakfast, it's just an easy way of getting protein that you need.
If you use "real food", it will actually cost you more because you are eating so often - most of the people on here I have seen buy the powder or the shakes from either Sams, or one of the on line companies to get them at the cheapest. Here are a few links for you:
PS/ This is not a program where you will see "quick" results (especially women) - it is 12 weeks, most women don't see scale changes, but see measurements change until week 8 and beyond, you need to change your thinking otherwise you could be disappointed and give up right when it's going to happen for you.
Hi Kat! Where are you upto in your challenge? Are you week 5 of your first challenge?
Cottage Cheese is a great protein. Or look around at your local stores for the 5 lb bags of EAS protein. I can find these for a decent price in our area and just use a muti vitamin.
Thanks for all your help everyone. Dannewi, I love cottage cheese! Seems like everyone on here is obsessed with cottage cheese lol. In the past couple months of dieting on my own without following a plan, I realized how self-disciplined I actually am. I found myself overeating all the time though. The body for life challenge meal plans are much more strict. Already I have learned so much about proper nutrition. I have decided to take the myoplex lite powder packets. I hope this works for me. I also saw a big bottle of whey protein for only 10 bucks but i'm not sure if it's right for me. I saw that it had creatine in it and I was wondering if creatine would make me bulk. I definately don't want to bulk up. And Aussie-Deb, I will try and stay away from those bars! :p
Jenny-Congrats on starting your challenge and your upcoming wedding!!
Not sure if you would like this, but my meal 6 is NF cottage cheese and NF yogurt mixed together, I just mix it, but have blended it before using a magic bullet type thing-was kinda like a thick smoothie!
I drink a Myoplex lite every morning for my M2 and then use the protein powders for afternoon meal. Debs listed websites below for cheaper supplements-I have used allstarhealth and they are pretty affordable. I have also heard good things about bodybuilding.com
Best wishes as you continue your journey with your fiance'!!!!! :0)
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I like the bars for throwing in my diaper bag in case I get into a situation I need food for, also for sugar cravings. I boughts some of the myoplex light and I am not impressed, especially with how expensive it is. I prefer a good whey protein, and then just adding milk or fruit for the carbs. Also some of the cheaper ones don't taste as good and then you may be forcing yourself to drink it rather than enjoying it. You can also do without supplements it just takes a little more planning.
hi Jenny 23
Im just starting the challenge also andbeing recently divorced i dont have the extra money for the supplements either for the whole 12 weeks my pay is up and down and varies. But I did however find the EAS products at walmart and they were pretty reasonable. I got protien mix for $10 bucks and the lil shakes pk of 4 are $ 5 and the large shakes in the bottle were $8 the vitamins themselves might be out of reach for me for this journey but at least I know i can get some of the products when i can for pretty decent.
Hope this helps,
I've been eating the Advant-edge bars from EAS. Do you think they are not good to consume everyday?
Burnanfirm, just make sure there are matching carbs/protein. I believe the advant-edge are low carb so you will need to add a small piece fruit with it.
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Time in Bilbao (Bilbo, in Euskera) may be recorded as BG or AG (Before Guggenheim, After Guggenheim). Never has a single monument of art and architecture so radically changed a city. Frank Gehry's stunning museum, Norman Foster's sleek subway system, the Santiago Calatrava glass footbridge and airport, the leafy César Pelli Abandoibarra park and commercial complex next to the Guggenheim, and the Philippe Starck AlhóndigaBilbao cultural center have contributed to an unprecedented cultural revolution in what was once the heavy industry capital of the Basque Country.
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Juniper Restaurant Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(202) 457-5020
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Monday-Friday: 6:30am - 11:00am, Saturday: 6:30am - 11:00am, Sunday: 6:30am - 11:30am; Brunch: Sunday: 11:30am - 2:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Nightly: 5:00pm - 10:15pm
Payment Options:
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Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Ian Bens
Dress Code:
Business Casual
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Additional Details:
Bar/Lounge, Beer, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, High Tea, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Private Party Facilities:
Several large party seating and menu options available. We can take parties of up to 40 guests. Please call for details!
Private Party Contact:
Keith Siebenaler (202) 457-5020
Getting there
Cross Street:
24th and M
Public Transit:
Foggy Bottom Metro Stop, orange and blue lines
Parking Details:
Up to 3 hours - $10
This offer only applies to Juniper dinner guests, after 6 p.mm on any day of the week and is valid for a maximum of 3 hours of parking.
Guests must get their Juniper dinner check stamped at the Juniper host desk and then present this stamped Juniper check to the LAZ parking attendant or cashier.
A word from Juniper Restaurant
Juniper Restaurant offers modern American regional Food. Utilizing fresh, locally grown, sustainable ingredients in traditional favorites, Juniper's classic American menu showcases delicious, old time recipes with modern artistic presentations. The warm, relaxed setting invites you to linger at a
table indoors, or to dine al fresco in the beautiful courtyard garden. Join us for a cocktail in our elegant lobby lounge bar, and enjoy live piano music whilst sampling creative libations and boutique wines by the glass.
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I visited Juniper with a my family
and a visiting dignitary. The food was wonderful and and ambiance remarkable. We had a wonderful time."
Dined on 4/12/2014
This restaurant is absolutely
beautiful! The indoor and outdoor seating are perfect for any meal!"
Dined on 4/6/2014
The chef certainly has some
different ideas. Thus is one of the best menus also has vegan, raw, diabetic choices. I had the lamb, my husband the rockfish. Both fantastic. The soup was outstanding and dessert yummy. Good wine list. Love the fact that the chef came to each table. Nice view to the courtyard but too cool to eat out there. Worth trying this very comfortable restaurant in the Fairmont .the bread is to die for!"
Dined on 4/5/2014
I hesitate to report on how nice
this restaurant was, since it's most remarkable quality was how quiet it was, and I'd hate to see noisy crowds in it. It was a pleasure to be able to speak at a normal level. The food was fine, the service was fine. But, say, why does my nickname have to include a number? It's not a password. That doesn't make any sense at all."
Dined on 4/5/2014
While the food is good, the view
from the sun room was amazing. The other notable thing was the bread. You MUST order the bread! I would go back for a quiet early dinner with my honey."
Dined on 4/4/2014
Awesome! Wonderful food and
wonderful service. A great evening."
Dined on 4/1/2014
This is a hotel restaurant (which
we didn't realize when I made the reservation). The only way that was obvious was the decor - the finishes just weren't very high end. It was kind of what you would expect a hotel restaurant to look like. That being said, the food and service were both top notch. The cocktails were very well crafted, the wine list is small but had some good choices (most skewed high on the price range). Presentation on the plate was beautiful, and the flavors were excellent. Would definitely recommend to a friend"
Dined on 3/28/2014
Reliable, dignified, fine for a
business lunch. It won't thrill you but it will not disappoint. Fat crab cakes!"
Dined on 3/26/2014
Good place to get locally sourced
food for a business brunch. Quiet seating meant you were comfortable talking and didn't have to shout. Service was what you'd expect in any hotel buffet lobby restaurant but the food was not. Far more refined. The egg-white omelet with goat cheese, roasted peppers and quinoa was a healthy indulgence. Only wish I had tried some of the loose leaf teas."
Dined on 3/19/2014
For the price you get Great food,
Great service, Great ambiance. A truly savory and enjoyable meal."
Dined on 12/29/2013
We went for brunch and were SO
impressed (and full)! Come hungry- ($50) brunch buffet with dessert table PLUS you pick and entree off the menu. Bottomless mimosas, or just champagne if you prefer. Extensive health-smart menu and many gluten free options. Farm to table all the way. We will be back again and again since we now struggle to find somewhere as good for brunch! Service was outstanding and professional."
Dined on 1/19/2014
Varied menu incl traditional
American and a selection that caters to vegans, macros and those w food allergies."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Overpriced for what you get. And
not at all noteworthy."
Dined on 2/22/2014
This is not your usual hotel fare.
The food is exceptional. Very fresh and local sources used. Many different food needs are accommodated(even Paleo!) but the regular food is well prepared and we ordered salads from the unique side of the menu that caters to gluten free, heart healthy, vegan etc. We heaved been there twice and both times were excellent."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Great open buffet, plus
opportunity to order an entree. The hazelnut muffins... I die! Also, bottomless mimosas with orange juice or mango - delish!"
Dined on 2/16/2014
The food was wonderful; the view
of the street was disappointing. The food was wonderful; the price of parking was shocking. The food was wonderful; the place was empty. The food was wonderful and everyone was very polite. If you need a quiet place where you and your spouse can catch up, you love food, and your budget is $150 for 2 (including parking) then this is your place. An A-list celebrity would be very happy here. No one would bother you. We did have to wait a while for menus and then again for the check, but with the buffet we didn't have to wait for food which is the most important aspect of brunch. 4 stars because the food was so good."
Dined on 2/16/2014
Awful experience! Food quality was
very poor! Many items bordered on spoiled! We ordered breakfast from menu – because a review of the buffet showed that all food was old, dry and stale – very distinctly NOT FRESH! One member of my party ordered scrambled eggs with a side of Virginia ham and it smelled as if it were going bad. Service was slow and non-responsive. Although it was practically empty, the service was poor, and the server made a significant error on my bill. Will not go back here again!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Local vegetables were all
excellent and the bread loaf was terrific. Both steaks were requested medium/medium rare and one was done just right and the other was well done for some reason so it needed to be replaced. Once that was done, and fortunately it only took it few minutes since I was waiting before eatting, all was back on track. Recommend it for special occassions. We ate a little early because of a 9 pm show afterwards at the Kennedy Center."
Dined on 2/15/2014
We use to come at Juniper,
especially during spring and summer enjoying the outdoor dining area. Last visit, Valentines night,was a disappointment. Honey bread, signature appetizer, never came. Food was not the usual standard, crab cakes heavily salted. Dessert, creme bruleé, dressed with slices of grape fruit, was a complete mistake on this sweet dessert. We live in the neighborhood and hope the night was a one of in our fairly long row of good experinces."
Dined on 2/14/2014
This is my new preference for a
business lunch. The service is excellent. The food id good, fresh with multiple choices for those with special requirements (vegan,diabetes, etc). I find the atmosphere light and uplifting. You are able to hold a business discussion without interruption. I give the restaurant high marks."
Dined on 2/7/2014
I only even found Juniper because
of Open Table, and I'm glad I did. Traveling to DC a lot for work, I'm always looking for a new great option to try, and this was it. Not only was the food terrific, but the restaurant struck an unusual balance between formal and relaxed. Terrific, if a little short, wine list, walnut honey bread and lots of focus on local ingredients. Being able to craft your own "DIY" entree, and choose small plates and sides, makes the menu surprisingly versatile, too. My party of three liked it so much that we've decided to bring our larger group back in a few weeks!"
Dined on 2/8/2014
Creative local-sourced gourmet
food. Service was amazing and attentive without being intrusive. Quiet atmosphere. Brilliant food. We had a four-month old baby, and every person was really sweet and helpful and understanding, from the maitre'd to the servers to the valet at the end. My parents were with us, and they were blown away. They want to go back every visit! And the wine list was also amazing. The best all-around dining experience we've had in DC, and we live here and go to some fantastic places (Nora, Lincoln, Rasika, etc.)."
Dined on 2/7/2014
Juniper, located in the Fairmont
Hotel, is a surprising gem for a hotel restraunt. It is on the pricey side. $$$ at least. $99 for bread, a steak, one side, and 2 glasses of wine for one. There are less expensive entrees as well. I ate there twice during my stay because it was worth it not to schlep out in the cold this trip. Ribeye, excellent, perfectly to temp with wonderful crusty char and a nice garlic herb butter sauce that wasn't really needed. Maple glazed Brussels sprouts were marvelous and I'll have to try to do that back home. Delicious honey bread. Watch the Amish chicken. Presliced, but a bone in each bite... But the staff worked as a marvelous team. Attentive, sweet, and seemingly happy with their jobs. I enjoyed them."
Dined on 2/6/2014
We went for Sunday brunch and were
blown away. Bottomless mimosas and excellent food brightened up the day. The main food offerings would have been more than sufficient, but then found out that we got an entrée as well. We both had the crab cakes (suggested) and they were generous and full of choice crab meat. Wished we had saved even more room for the excellent dessert table."
Dined on 2/2/2014
Beautiful garden restaurant,
excellent service, delicious food. My favorite restaurant!"
Dined on 1/28/2014
Wonderful evening - Dad and
daughter (college) evening out on the town. Impeccable service. Delicious meal."
Dined on 1/29/2014
The food was amazing. Both the
fish and the paleo meal were incredible flavorful. Service was excellent. Small clientele which was disappointing for a Friday night. Upscale menu and decor set the formal tone for the night. Highly recommended."
Dined on 1/17/2014
I had the striploin steak, which
was cooked medium with a nice crust. I also got the patatas bravas-which were were incredible! Perfectly cooked & spicy with chipotle. but it had a heat & spice that caught up to you. It was surrounded by a sweet & tangy housemade steak sauce. My husband had the maple glazed salmon, which was served with sweet potato fries that were good & he also ordered a side of brussel sprouts-which were also terrific -- glazed in soy & perfectly tender but crunchy. Dessert was an interesting chocolate tart with flaky sea salt on it & a warm apple crisp with caramel ice cream. My only quibble about dessert is that the apple crisp felt more like a bowl of apple pie filling with crunchy topping poured on."
Dined on 1/4/2014
overpriced for all things, $50+
for breakfast for 2. That is excessive all around."
Dined on 1/8/2014
I treated my husband for lunch
here for his birthday. This was our first dining experience at Juniper and our expectations were met. Juniper is on the expensive side ($84 for lunch for two before tip) so not sure how Open Table only gives it two dollar signs. The beet soup I ordered was terrific as the chopped apple nicely offset the beets and my husband was equally pleased with his crab soup. Hubby was extremely pleased with his cod entree and the side serving of lentils and whole grains. My crab cake sandwich was very good, but the roll was on a greasy side. We would return."
Dined on 1/4/2014
We've exhausted the selection of
restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the Kennedy Center - or so we thought. Juniper is minutes away by car, and there was ample street parking. We got there early - and were the first to arrive, giving us the choice of where to sit. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable. He even let us try two different Rieslings, I chose one - my wife the other. Our dinners were well prepared, beautifully presented and flavorful. I especially liked the grilled vegetable with my Amish Chicken. I look forward to the chance to return in the spring and dine in the courtyard."
Dined on 1/3/2014
The food and ambiance was very
beautiful. Everyone was so nice and professional. This was my first time and I would would definitely come hear again!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
My husband and I very much enjoyed
Christmas brunch at Juniper. The atmosphere was lovely - a bit more refined than is usual thesedays, which was a treat. And the food was divine. My husband raved about the crab cakes. It was a great choice. We will be back."
Dined on 12/25/2013
Wonderful food, great relaxed
ambience, and phenomenal service. My fiance took me here for my birthday, and it was a great night. Every employee we encountered was not only incredibly helpful and friendly, but they bent over backwards to make sure we had a special experience. The food was delicious, and they had a surprising variety to fit a number of special diets. They also use their own honey for everything from the bread to their "Beetini" drink (which was DELICIOUS!), which was both novel as well as tasty. Also, the noise level was low, with appropriate music, which made for an intimate dinner that one can't always find in DC. I can' say enough good things about this place."
Dined on 12/16/2013
A fine brunch spot. Outstanding
pecan rolls, nice selection of other breakfast foods."
Dined on 12/15/2013
Pleasant setting, excellent
service, interesting menu. Great bread!"
Dined on 12/15/2013
Juniper is a neighborhood gem.
Located in the elegant Fairmont hotel. The service is consistent and excellent. The offerings are broad and beautifully executed. We love the "Lifestyles" menu on the back which easily gives you great offerings for almost any special diet. Well worth the visit!"
Dined on 11/29/2013
The food was outstanding and the
service patient, attentive, and helpful. The room is lovely and the seating is very comfortable, There is plenty of space between tables and the noise level is low. It is a perfect setting for conversation and relaxed dining."
Dined on 12/5/2013
This is a remarkably good
restaurant. The menu offers more healthy choices and wonderfully tasty food. The ambiance is lovely, the service superb It is quiet, so great for conversation. I am an enthusiast!"
Dined on 12/1/2013
For that kind of price, I'd expect
better food. The crab cake appertizer was bit too dry, but presentation was nice."
Dined on 11/6/2013
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When I
the Thrustmaster T500R racing wheel last November, I had only very minor quibbles with its design. As I recall, I found the overall unit to be precise, powerful, and plenty of fun, with just a few irritating issues. The first was, not surprisingly, the cost of the unit. In the neighborhood of $600, this is a steering wheel that calls for a bit of pecuniary dedication on the part of the purchaser, to say the least. For that princely price, you get a high quality, well designed product that at the end of the day might leave you wishing that a couple of things had been done differently, depending on your taste in racing genres.
Specifically, I had two complaints: the shifter paddles were mounted to the wheel rather than the base, which made shifting gears while turning the wheel an exercise in hand gymnastics, and the wheel itself was too large for the open wheel cars that I prefer to race. I obviously hadn't tripped across an issue that had somehow escaped the marketing folks at Thrustmaster, though, because soon thereafter I learned that a replacement wheel was available as an add-on, and that this wheel. modeled after the steering wheel in the Ferrari Formula 1 car, addressed both of my complaints, albeit after another $200 expenditure, a tough nut to swallow after the initial $600.
And here again, Thrustmaster is way out in front of me. Just a couple of weeks ago, they asked if I would be willing to take a look at what they call the Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500. In easier to understand terms, this is the T500 with the F1 wheel instead of the bus driver's wheel that comes with the T500R. The wheels are actually interchangeable via a transplant operation that only takes a couple of minutes to accomplish, but being able to buy the wheel type that you want rather than having to buy both if you happen to be an open-wheel fanatic is a much better solution. Naturally I agreed to their proposition.
There is no sense in rehashing the previous review when it comes to the base unit, so I will primarily concentrate on the Ferrari replica wheel itself. The first thing one notices with this wheel is that it matches the base unit in its heft and tangible feeling of high quality components. In fact, an F1 purist will be absolutely aghast at the weight of the wheel; there is no Formula 1 team in existence that would put a wheel this heavy in an actual F1 car. The teams that design Formula 1 cars will spend hundreds of hours and untold dollars trying to shave just a few ounces off of the overall weight of the car, so there is no conceivable way that they would add back the three or four pounds of metal steering wheel Thrustmaster built. Of course, a carbon fiber F1 steering wheel costs somewhere between $250,000 and Bill Gates' net worth, so Thrustmaster can be forgiven for using somewhat less sophisticated materials.
The second thing one notices is that the plethora of knobs and selectors in the center hub of the wheel are fake. Purely decorative. Non-functional. But... they do add to the look of authenticity. Note that these knobs on a real car apply fine tuning to engine mapping, suspension settings, and the like. Few, if any, of today's race sims are modeled to that level of detail anyway, so the fact that these controls are just eye candy isn't a show stopper for the not-quite-professional-level user.
Even without the central controls being operative, there are still quite a few buttons, switches, and rotary controls to deal with. There are even a pair of small hat switches that are more than likely not available on a real wheel. These are, of course, a nod to the somewhat different challenges presented to the driver of a race sim when it comes to being able to look around at the surroundings. I also found it useful to map one of them to the functions of moving the driver's POV up, down, left, and right. Most of the switches are labeled according to their function in an F1 car, up to and including the button that the driver uses to get a drink of water while racing. For F1 fans, this means that there are dedicated buttons for the relatively new KERS and DRS systems. While I'm not sure that there are currently any F1 sims available today able to use this level of control, there are also rotary knobs that can be used to manage the KERS charge recovery settings and to adjust the electronic differential system.
So, how does it work? Well, in the interest of diligence, I tested the wheel with Gran Turismo 5 on the PS3, and on the PC I tested with F1 2011 and iRacing. Of the three, I found the most satisfying to be iRacing, but that mostly comes down to personal preference. On the PS3, I struggled with getting the wheel properly configured and never did solve the problem of getting the pedals to work correctly, but I got it working well enough to run some laps in a Formula car. Frankly, while GT 5 is marketed as a target product for the Thrustmaster, I don't think the game really measures up to the quality of the wheel. I don't think I'd spend $600 for this wheel if I was going to use it on the PS3.
The PC is a different story altogether. Both F1 2011 and iRacing benefited greatly from this wheel, although for different reasons. F1 2011 was improved more by having buttons that could be easily mapped to the KERS and DRS systems, but since I've never really felt a solid connection with the track surface in that game, the precision of the T500 didn't jump out at me as it did with iRacing. If there is any racing sim available today that would convince me to part with half a grand for this wheel, it is iRacing.
With the laser scanned tracks and the sophisticated tire model of iRacing, the powerful force feedback motors and the high resolution provided by the Hall effect sensors really come into their own. I wouldn't say that I could feel every bump in the track, but I can say that the feel of the wheel responding to disturbances in the racing surface felt incredible. The strong resistance forces providing by the large motors also made cornering feel fantastically realistic. I was fortunate enough to have the wheel over the Memorial Day weekend which meant that I was able to use it in the iRacing Indy 500 race. My car setup was anything but perfect, but it was good enough to run in the middle of the pack.
Due to setup weaknesses, I was tight in turn one, but loose on the exit of turn four. It was uncanny the way I could actually feel the car starting to slide as I approached the wall at the exit of turn four, only to feel the jerk of the wheel as the tires regained their grip when I finished the turn. Simply amazing, and unfortunately, quite addictive. I am ruined for the Logitech G25 forever; after boxing up the T500 for its return to Thrustmaster, my old G25 felt like warm apple sauce in my hands.
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I'm trying to figure this out can you define the Taylor Index for me?
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Ive been thinking hard about what caliber I want for my next CCW. I want a smaller gun than my G23 and have been looking at the Kel-Tec PF-9 but its had so many problem Ive pretty much eliminated it. Next would be the P-11 (9mm) or P3-AT (.380).
So I did a little research and this is what I found. I used the same round for comparison. Federal JHP Hydra-Shok
TKO=Taylor Index
Penetration= Four plastic jugs filled with water.
TKO value = [ Weight (gr) x Terminal Velocity (fps) x caliber (in) ] ÷ 7000 (higher the better)
Firearm: Browning Hi-Power
Barrel Length: 4.75"
Caliber: 9MM Luger
Bullet Diameter: 0.355"
Bullet Weight: 124 grains
Make: Federal JHP Hydra-Shok
Velocity: 1117 FPS
Recovered Bullet Diameter: 0.635"
Recovered Bullet Weight: 120.5 grains
Distance From Muzzle: 20'
Penetration: 15
Firearm: Beretta 84F
Barrel Length: 3.5"
Caliber: .380 ACP
Bullet Diameter: 0.355"
Bullet Weight: 90 grains
Make: Federal JHP Hydra-Shok
Velocity: 1030 FPS
Recovered Bullet Diameter: 0.572"
Recovered Bullet Weight: 89.8 grains
Distance From Muzzle: 20'
Penetration: 13
Firearm: Kimber CPD
Barrel Length: 3.0"
Caliber: .45 ACP
Bullet Diameter: 0.451"
Bullet Weight: 165 grains
Make: Federal JHP Hydra-Shok
Velocity: 934 FPS
Recovered Bullet Diameter: 0.717"
Recovered Bullet Weight: 160.0 grains
Distance From Muzzle: 20'
Penetration: 14
As you can see the 9mm has a better TKO than a .45 which Im sure Ill hear about from you .45 hard heads. The .380 is not much under the .45 basically because of velocity. I understand the the barrel length will affect velocity and that shot placement is key. Ive tried to take (placement) that factor out.
Okay ya all. Chop away. Im a man. I can take it. Just dont hurt my feelings because Im a sensitive 21st century man.
Take a breath Shipwreck. It'll be okay. We're all adults here and we've been very good about keeping things civil here. That is why I'm here.
I'm trying to figure this out can you define the Taylor Index for me?
Bottom line: I don't want to be shot with any of them.
It seems as though it really DOES come down to shot placement. This ought to be a lesson for all of us.
That TKO figure is interesting... it's essentially momentum times caliber, which is perhaps not the best statistic for ballistic effectiveness, but it's not useless either.
My opinion: go with the 9mm. You get more in the magazine, plus good penetration (especially with +P rounds) which is important. The extra ~0.1" expanded diameter doesn't make a big difference; a 9mm round that expands to 0.65" or so will do plenty of damage, and a .45 ACP which expands to 0.75" or so is only slightly more likely to hit something vital.
Spenser, I agree that shot placement is more important, but to that I would also add luck.
Go with whatever you want. I prefer the .45 myself. If ya hit the same point with a 9mm and .45 both will provide enough penetration but the .45 is still goin to leave a bigger hole. Instead of the light loads listed I prefer the 230gr hollow points. I would definitely take the 9mm over the .380 though.
Personally, I prefer the .45
Shot placement matters, bullet size matters, type of bullet matters...they all matter. But what matters the most is how you and you alone shoot with a certain type of bullet. Try them all out...go to a range that rents and give them all a try. Whatever round you are the most comfortable with and most accurate with, well... that's the one for you.
"bing bang boom! hair out...hamburger time" - William Murderface
Ya, shot placement is ultimately the key to self protection. If I could find a nice compact, single stack, reliable .45 Id go for it.
Heres another interesting read which tells you a lot about the .45 in terms of stopping power.
I don't follow your math . . . here is what I see . . . the .45 wins!
9mm 124 x 1117 x .355 / 7000 = 7.02
.380 90 x 1030 x .355 / 7000 = 4.70
.45 165 x 934 x .451 / 7000 = 9.93 (42% better than 9mm
and 111% better than .380)
Am I interpreting the numbers wrong?
Toni my boy why do you think many of our troops right now are begging for the .45cal? I'll tell you why it's because they are hitting the towel heads two and three times with the 9mm and they keep fighting. They hit them once with the .45cal and they go down. It's a lot easier to make the second shot if needed, if your target isn't running. Pack what you shoot the best. Forget all this mumbo-jumbo stuff.
I don't remember where to find it now there was a report about the use of the 38 and 45 lc during the Spanish American War. It will explain why the U.S. wanted a 45 cal. in an auto loader pistol.
The next point I would like to make is the smaller size is easier to carry but it is more important what you shoot the best. The weapon that you hit with is what is more important for defensive carry.
Now as to cal. in my non-humble opinion you should go with a 45 acp.
Well, I'm a 25 ACP kinda guy
Im waitin' for someone to make a semiauto pistol using the .50 bmg
Just a couple of quick observations, since I think caliber wars are pretty pointless.
* IIRC, Pondoro Taylor came up with the TKO index as a way of measuring the concussive effects of solid, large-bore rifle bullets on elephants (and perhaps other very large game). I am not sure what relevance it has when discussing shooting crackheads using pocket pistols loaded with HPs.
* The P3AT really fits into a totally different tactical niche than the other guns. It's a true pocket gun (I have mine in my pocket right now), whereas the others are really small belt guns.
* The 3" 1911 is only marginally smaller than a Glock 23, though it is thinner. It is probably not as reliable as the Glock.
* The only really relevant numbers are expansion and penetration, since these will tell you approximately how much damage was done to the target (which is the actual goal). Here we see that the .45 comes out on top, but isn't dramatically better than 9mm. The .380 performs, well, like a pocket pistol.
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+1 more for .45
You forgot to list the best choice. .40 S&W
A .380 and hand grenade might get you out of trouble but the .380 won't.
I prefer the velocity/grain weight combo of the .40.
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I think the whole idea of huge masses of soldiers and marines screaming for .45s is a myth propagated by traditionalist gun enthusiasts who have never forgiven the military for ditching the .30 for the 5.56mm and .45 for 9mm. There might be some special ops types who demand .45s, but spec ops missions are often totally different from the regular (if unglamorous) infantry/MP/SECFOR missions that comprise the vast majority of modern wartime activity.
Is a .45 better than a 9mm, when both are loaded with ball? Sure, no question about it. But the .45 also kicks harder and holds half the number of cartridges, which are big considerations, particularly in today's military environment.
It's sort of like the whole gun magazine/internet brouhaha about the 6.8mm. I talked to maybe two soldiers who even knew about it, but it was all over the shooting industry. Where is the 6.8mm now?
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The vast majority of todays military havent had much, if any, experience with anything but the 5.56 and 9mm thus no real concern by them for anything better,stronger. I only KNOW this much.....When I was in the USAF Air Police there wasnt a day go by that when we were being issued our weapons at the beginning of our shifts that someone didnt say they wished they were being issued a .45 instead of the CS S&W .38's we were issued. Having seen what a .38 cal is capable of "I" would GLADLY trade 17 rounds of 9mm for 7-8 .45's instead.
Thanks for your service! Police work is generally a very different environment than the battlefield, though. The battlefield is more chaotic, thus making the shooter more likely to miss (and maybe even miss a lot). As well, on the battlefield, the shooter will have an M4, M249, or a crew-served weapon, thus making the pistol rather irrelevant. Also on the battlefield, one is more likely to encounter an armored opponent, indicating a need for more rounds with more penetration.....When I was in the USAF Air Police there wasnt a day go by that when we were being issued our weapons at the beginning of our shifts that someone didnt say they wished they were being issued a .45 instead of the CS S&W .38's we were issued. Having seen what a .38 cal is capable of "I" would GLADLY trade 17 rounds of 9mm for 7-8 .45's instead.
Other than as a backup when clearing houses (in the event the M4/M249 goes down), and some spec ops missions, there's really little use for the pistol in battle. Thus, it barely matters what caliber it carries. What does matter is that it is relatively easy to use by most soldiers (including females) and works reliably.
Of course, soldiers are always convinced that the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. They fall victim to all sorts of myths about the AK being vastly better than the M4, even if they've never shot an AK. They hear that spec ops is experimenting with 6.8mm, so that must be far better than 5.56mm. And they read in a magazine that the .45 is a death ray compared to 9mm, so it must be better.
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Titusville where I live is a military town and we have had a lot of folks from around here who have served over there. The men coming home that I have talked to said they would much perfer the 1911 .45 over the 9mm. The trouble is ammo is scarce for the .45. There is very few men with the .45 except for a few shiney wheels officers. That may be the reason for never using the side arm. You only want to have to shoot that sucker once. I have heard more than one say the 9mm is useless over there.


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This home in Nyack was the subject of a famous ruling back in 1991 , when a New York court undid its sale after the buyers claimed the house was haunted. The catch was that the previous owners knew all about the ghosts. In fact, they'd spent years advertising their haunted house to anyone who would listen, right up until it was time to sell. Then they clammed up.
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There you have it. Forget the rubber masks, ancient Indian burial grounds and sets of spooky twins. Up in Nyack, they have a legally haunted house.
Price: Beautiful houses by the Hudson river don't come cheap, and this one is no exception. In 1990 One Laveta Place sold for $650,000, the equivalent of $1,163,122 today according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculator.
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Excellent! – This was a terrific place to eat. We went there knowing nothing of sushi and never have eaten it before. The chef's there are masters. You tell them if you have any allergies and any likes or dislikes (I don't like spicy food) and they whip up a magical wonder of palate tickling dishes that make you wish you had a bigger stomach. It was incredible. So many things I thought I'd never eat and now I can't wait to go back and get more. One of the highlights of our vacation! Cheers Nick!
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Worst Sushi Ever?????????????? – JUST LEFT Kaizen Sushi- Left my dinner to owner/chef Danny. Sushi, sashimi, rolls....so mediocre it hurts...until I got the bill...then it destgryed me....$162 for absolutly HORRIBLE sushi. Chef told me it was fresh..it wasn't..it was just totally mediocre...Nobu is across the street. If you want to spend this kind of money...go there..or ANYWHERE else. Don't believe me...you've been warned!!!! You need to know this before you go HORRIBLE RIPOFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Failed the chef test – As a chef I was excited to go here based soley on the reviews I read. To say I was unimpressed is an understatement. I went with a open mind and 20 years of kitchen experiance yet was taken aback by how filthy the open kitchen was. No Sushi case for the fish whatsoever meaning they consistantly hold at the wrong temp. I also observed the dirty cooks wiping there hand on they're chef coats and scratching they're face before touching raw fish!
I ate my Tempura of no flavor for fear the sashimi would make me sick!. Once again people associate ambiance with good food! Not the case here............Just bad food served by a pretty staff that does not care as long as they keep getting money. What
a shame because I was looking forward to good sushi....
A Hidden Gem! – Kaizen is tucked away in a strip mall across from the Hard Rock. I'd imagine most tourists don't get to experience it because it isn't inside a casino, and it doesn't say much from the outside. However, the interior is really nice! casual, but not a dump! cozy, but se x y! the food is also espectacular. I loved the baked rolls! I can't remember everything I tried but everything was delicious!! The Lychee martini was great, and all their TyKu cocktails and shots are good! the staff is also very friendly!! We try to go back every time we are in vegas!
Great Place – This place rocks! The food is tops for Japanese. They have an ecletic menu, with a good selection of sushi and sake. Plus it is a great place to eat before going to the Hard Rock Hotel across the street.
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Now, long after the honeymoon has ended and the national mood soured toward the 44th U.S. president, nationally syndicated radio talk-show host and columnist Kevin McCullough―the first pundit to predict Obama's rise to the presidency―provides an alarming perspective on the man he has watched closely since the aspiring commander-in-chief was an obscure community organizer on Chicago's South Side. You'll learn:
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