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The 5th European FLOW-3D user meeting was held on June 14, 2005 in Herrenberg, Germany. A full house heard presentations from Flow Science's Michael Barkhudarov and Tom Jensen, as well as from Schaufler Tooling, Buhler Druckguss, Hydro Aluminium, C.M. Taricco, Bureau Veritas, Oce Technologies, Huntsman Advanced Materials and Daimler Chrysler. The proceedings will be available soon for interested persons. Request a copy of the Conference Proceedings.
New Additions to the Flow Science Team
Amol Palekar
Boris Lukezic
Andrei Starobin
Irfan Khan
Amol Palekar started in mid-May as a support engineer. Amol obtained his Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering at the University of New Mexico and B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay in 2003.
Boris Lukezic joined the company in June as Director of Engineering Services (see full story in this issue of the News), bringing over thirteen years of experience in the die casting industry to the task. A 1988 graduate of the University of Waterloo (B.A.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering), Boris received his MBA from McMaster University in 1996. He is a member of the Executive Committee of NADCA Chapter 10 and the NADCA Task Force on Process Modeling.
In early July, we added another engineer, Andrei Starobin, to help with support, training and software documentation on a part-time basis. Andrei earned his B.S. in Engineering from Duke University in 1997, followed by an M.A. (Electrical Engineering) in 2000 from Princeton University and M.S.E. in 2003, also from Princeton University.
Sadly, we will soon be saying goodbye to Irfan Khan, who is going to pursue doctoral studies in Mechanical Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia. Irfan has been a very valuable member of our group for over two and a half years, mainly working on customer support and training, but also contributing with developments (e.g., flux planes) and assisting greatly in the rollout of our version of FLOW-3D for clusters, FLOW-3D/MP.
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September 6-9, 2005— 6th European Coating Symposium. This meeting, sponsored by the International Society of Coating Science and Technology, will be held at the University of Bradford, UK.
September 18-23, 2005—NIP21: The 21st International Congress on Digital Printing Technologies. NIP21 will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel & Sheraton Hotel in Baltimore, MD.
October 29-November 2, 2005 —WEFTEC: The 78th Annual Technical Exhibition and Conference sponsored by the Water Environment Federation. WEFTEC will be held at the Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. Visit Dave Souders and two of Flow Science's consulting associates, John Richardson and Ken Doyle, in Booth #5803.
November 30-December 2, 2005—The International WorkBoat Show at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, LA. Visit us in Booth #2508.


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Members of the Fralinger String Band said they were waiting to survey the damage from the blaze in a largely residential area of south Philadelphia. Firefighters were still pouring water on the building several hours after the first flames were reported, Fralinger Chairman Steve Coper said.
"Replacing this is going to be very difficult for us in 21 days," Coper said. "We're very anxious to assess what's salvageable."
Several explosions were reported at the three-story industrial garage, fire department Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said. An elderly neighbor was taken to a hospital, and the Red Cross was assisting several families displaced by the fire.
The warehouse's owner had previously been cited for operating an auto repair shop in the building, a violation of the zoning code, Department of Licenses and Inspections spokeswoman Maura Kennedy said.
The cause of the fire hadn't been determined.
Fralinger is one of many clubs that participate in the Mummers Parade each Jan. 1. The century-old tradition is often described as Philadelphia's Mardi Gras, with thousands of performers dressed in fancy costumes adorned with sequins and feathers.
String bands march in costume and then perform what Coper describes as a "four-and-a-half-minute Broadway production" for judges at City Hall. Mummers rehearse the musical numbers for months and put thousands of hours of labor into their extravagant sets and outfits.
Luckily, Fralinger's costumes were not in the warehouse, Coper noted. He said the band, which has placed first several times in recent years, still plans to march on New Year's.
"No question," he said Monday.
Other Mummers clubs have volunteered to help replace whatever has been lost, said Coper, and the band is collecting donations through its website.
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I was wondering if anyone can help us out with our last interaction with some potential guests.They sent us an inquiry and my red flags went off right away. I thought that they gave away too much information right from the beginning. They said that they wanted to give their father a trip of a life time and that he had wanted to go to southern Spain for years. Then they told me who all was involved in treating him to the trip. They were also a bit too flattering. While I think our property is nice, it just seemed that they were too gushy and said that our villa would be the perfect place for him to have a lasting memory. They said that they wanted to secure the villa for the first week in June and please tell them what they had to do to accomplish that. My red flags went up because I had read somewhere in the HomeAway Community that guests who give too much information up front are usually not legitimate. But they hadn't asked for money or anything obvious suspicious, so my husband and I decided to proceed with caution. I wrote back quoting the rentand I never heard back from them. I forget what this is all about. What are people trying to accomplish when they do this sort of a thing? Please help me understand. Was this some kind of scam that they were trying to pull off?
This doesn't scream anything unusual to me. I've had some prospective renteres give me tons of information on inquiry and some that don't say anything at all.
I personally wouldn't worry about it!
Maureen, I agree with Sophie. This doesn't sound odd to me at all. Maybe it's a difference in how Americans communicate ( we can tend to be wordy!). Maybe they were just excited to be able to make this trip.
I actually prefer to have MORE information from an inquiry. It makes it easier for me to decide if our home is a good fit for them (and gives me a chance to provide a little extra something special, if I know a certain celebration is involved).
I agree with sophie & msdebj. This happens to me all the time. A lot of the time I blame it on Google translating as my guests come from all over Europe and the english version of what they are trying to say can sound a bit gushy.
But it really just boils down to manners and etiquette or lack thereof. They expect an immediate reply from everyone they enquire with and then don't have the courtesy to let you know if they have decided to go elsewhere. There is one particular country in Europe that is reknowned for this and when I get enquiries from there I take them with a pinch of salt and only block off the dates when I have received a deposit!
As others have written in this thread, more information in an inquiry is usually a good thing to help you know your potential guest. Also, in my experience, scam emails tend to be short and can have odd capitalization or mispellings. That being said, a harried traveler in need of a vacation might also make a typo or two, so it's never a sure fire signal.
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1. Tennessee picked up yet another commitment – this one from wide receiver Keithon Redding.
2. The Southeast team is hoping to continue its success at the Gridiron Kings event.
3. Here are all the teams at the event, which will feature 64 players.
4. This Florida safety has three SEC schools in his top six.
5. LSU offensive coordinator Steve Kragthorpe has made a nice impression on high school football coaches.
6. Tennessee's football and basketball programs will deal with some light recruiting restrictions.
7. Here's a profile of highly-touted quarterback Gunner Kiel.
8. ESPN has updates its 2012 class rankings. Seven of the top 25 are in the SEC.
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WATERFORD, Mich., Oct. 5, 2011
WATERFORD, Mich., Oct. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Aerodynamics Inc. (ADI) announced today that Mark Nelson has been named as vice president of Aerodynamics Technical Services. In this role, Nelson will be responsible for managing the professional development, strategic planning and operation services group consisting of the maintenance, parts, interiors and avionics departments. He will also be responsible for the implementation of an expanded multi-level, multi-location maintenance service organization that includes support services for a variety of aircraft types.
Nelson has spent 31 years in the aircraft maintenance industry with 26 years in management positions. In addition to being a licensed airframe and power plant mechanic, Nelson has held numerous management and executive positions in airline companies, corporate flight departments and charter management companies. Most recently, Nelson was part of an executive team at a large, Midwestern FAA-certified repair station and Bombardier authorized service center.
"Mark contributes excellent knowledge and experience to the aviation industry," said Scott Beale, CEO of ADI. "We are thrilled to have him as part of our executive team, and, going forward, I believe his leadership skills and visionary thinking will provide ADI with fresh ideas and solutions to meet our customers' needs."
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Shopping >Wedding Rings Salt Lake City - Zoara
270 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT | Directions 8411140.763076 -111.888296
Neighborhoods: Rio Grande
My fiances original engagement ring – My fiance and i have been dating for 5 years now and I wanted to pop the question but i know she has expensive taste. I sat her down and told her i want to spend the rest of my life with her but she deserves a real proposal with a real ring. That started the endless ring search, she liked a lot of rings but none were perfect. After a lot of jewelry stores, we decided maybe she should try to design her own. I had no idea how to go about that so i googled designed engagement rings and found this store Zoara. I called the customer service and the guy was super helpful, talking to me about carat size and cut. I wanted to talk more about the budget and let her design it. The ring came and she loves it, she can't stop bragging to her friends about how its really one of a kind. Zoara saved me, now i can do a proper proposal down on one knee for my girl.
Custom anniversary ring...best customer service – My amazing wife and I have been married for 10 years, and I wanted to buy her an anniversary ring as a surprise. But I wanted it to be something that she could wear with her engagement ring, and I had no idea where to start... I did a Google search and found this place in Salt Lake called Zoara. They were totally unbelievable there. I have never gotten such great customer service. They told me to take a picture of my wife's engagement ring and send it to their customer service website.
So I was a bit sneaky and managed to take a picture of my wife's ring while she was in the shower. I emailed it to Zoara, and within a few hours, they sent me back 5 different options for rings that would match. I picked the one I thought my wife would like best, and it arrived in plenty of time for our anniversary. The prices were great...the service was better...I will definitely shop at Zoara again!
saved my pennies – I have always wanted a set of pearl earrings and a necklace to match. I was told to buy them at the same time, so I have been saving my pennies. I found a great string and pair of earrings here and at a very reasonable price. I felt no pressure to buy which was great. I am very pleased with my purchase and will definitely shop at Zoara again.
on my walk home – I have started walking home from work everyday - which has been great for my butt, not for my wallet. Everyday I pass by this store and dream. Finally, the other day when I got my bonus, I went in and bought myself a pair of pearl studs. Pretty great - they remind me of how much I love my job! And they feel extra nice with my new, rocking body ;)
A great surprise! – I actually didnt know about Zoara until my fiance proposed. I insisted that we go there after he showed me their website - which totally blew me away! We've picked out our wedding bands and I got myself a stunning set of diamond studs for our engagement party. Oh and the staff was really helpful and professional. I'm so happy with my new jewelry!
One of a kind – This store is a whole new level of awesome. They have great pieces of jewelry and huge selection to choose from. Their staff is also the most halpful I've ever experienced adn they aren't pretentious either. I got a stunning fashion ring from them and I love wearing it out in public and showing it off!
Beautiful jewelry – I went here to look at necklaces for my wife for our anniversary. I wasn't expecting to find anything since I hadn't had much luck looking at other stores. But I went here and I was impressed! They had amazing jewelry - I was impressed with their collection of rings and diamonds. I ended up getting a diamond necklace for my wife, which she loves. Thanks Zoara!
Most. Incredible. Experience. Ever! – I went to Zoara to get my bff a present for her birthday. I know she has a thing for obscure looking jewelry, and I wasable to find her a ring that looked like it came from at least before world war ii. The staff was realyl helpful and was able to work with my limited budget and gave me a massive discount too! She loved it and hasn't taken it off yet and I'm happy because I didn't have spend massive amounts of money on it! Oh yeah, I got one for myself too since I liked it so much!!
Gorgeous! – Totally gorgeous diamonds and amazing jewelry. My friend bought his sweetie an engagement ring from this store and asked me to come along and I was so impressed by the quality of the jewelry and by how friendly the sales team was…really a great store to buy from.
Great deal - Surprising – My college bud moved out to utah of all places and we planned his bachelors party there. he told me that he got his fiance her engagement ring from this place and it sounded great considering that i was thinking about buying aring for my gf soon too. i was bummed that they didnt have a store in california but found out that i could order online. so i did and i've since proposed and she loved it.
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Kihei >Food & Dining > Pupu Lounge Seafood & Grill
1945 S Kihei Rd Ste C-d, Kihei, HI | Directions 9675320.731222 -156.451873
The Worst Ceviche Ever – I had the Ceviche after being told by my waiter how wonderful it would be. It turned out to be a vegetable based dish, with only very few pieces of a mystery white fish, no shell fish, and no discernable fish taste. It was more like a gazpacho, and appeared to be ketcup based. I had to ask for additional limes to cut through the gloppy ketchup and sweet tase.
I'd suggest you go to Eskimo Candy for local seafood Although it is not on the South Kihe road, It is only 3 blocks off the strip, and the seafood is fabulously fresh and incredibly inexpensive. You can eat like a King for less than $15.00
For other alternatives, The Tiki Lounge has great food, amazing Wings, and drink specials. And you just can't go wrong with anything at the Kihei Caffe. I've had breakfast there 3 of the 4 days that I have been here, and it only keeps getting better.
All my best,
NASTY AND HORRIBLE – Is very nasty eat in this place because the cooks dont have any clean in their persons , one cook inside is very fat and i can see him never take one shower in your person the name is joan or juan , and all servers see mad every time . i go to this place with my family and all think this is the poor place we visited ....i hope never come back again this place is nasty and ugly !
Fish and chips at Pupu Lounge – We went to Pupu Lounge for lunch on a Monday afternoon. It was a little warm, so they offered us a table closer to the air conditioner (towards the back of the restaurant). They weren't very busy, but most patio tables were filled. Our party was quite hungry, and the special was a fish and chips entree w/fries and coleslaw. I think almost everyone chose that. Our server had said it made with a local fish that was buttery on flavor (can't remember the name of the fish). He also mentioned the coleslaw was very good. When our food came, we were pleased to see an ample portion of food on each plate. The food looked very appetizing, not greasy, and smelled fabulous. Honestly, I think it's the best fish and chips I've ever had, and I wasn't alone in that assessment. It was cooked to a golden brown, crisp and light, and the fish was very fresh (from that morning), tender and flaky. The coleslaw was crunchy, and had the most wonderful, light and tangy-sweet dressing. There were also several of our number that commented the mai tais were pretty good as well (I didn't have one, so can't say personally).
Our server, Justin, was very nice and helpful. Granted, we were already in a good mood and hungry from a morning of kayaking and snorkeling. He was talkative, but not pushy or hovering. He let us enjoy our meal and kept an eye on us from the other side of the bar area.
If you're looking for a casual, fun place to get food, or hang out with some drinks and appetizers, this might be the ticket for you.
Poor Service – We were there in the afternoon and the waiter could not remember half of what we wanted. Burger was over cooked. Waiter was more concerned with spending time with his co workers.
Terrible, terrible, terrible – The service here is terrible! I've been to Maui probably a dozen times and this was by far my least favorite eating experience. There was hardly a person in the place and it seemed like it was slow for everyone and everyone seemed a little irritated. I could see if the food was good but it was mediocre at best. I agree that the prices are high, from a prior review, and it's really not worth the price or time. I read Maui Revealed and they liked this place, not sure what they were thinking this time because they are usually pretty accurate. We ate at places that were nearby that cost less and the food and service were much better. I can see why it was empty. i'm someone who usually gives someone a second chance but in this case i don't see a reason to, the entire experience was awful.
Best white fish I have ever had!!!! Can't remember the name of it, but our server was wonderful and got me the recipe for it!! – We had just arrived in Maui and drove until we saw something that looked like a place we wanted to stop. PuPu Lounge caught our eye and it turned out to be a fantastic first night adventure. The food was excellent, our MaiTais were some of the best we have had on any island, and our server was wonderful. We were starving and it seemed to take a while to get our food out, but when it got there it was worth the wait. After dinner we walked across the street through what part of the park we could and enjoyed a sunset over the beach. It was a wonderful evening. We will be back soon this year with friends and plan on going there.
Terrible Service – Food is OK, but service is terrible.
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Augustana College has been located in Rock Island, Illinois, since 1875. This historic town is just off Interstate 80, almost midway between Chicago, 165 miles to the east, and Des Moines, 176 miles to the west. Airline and bus connections are within easy reach of the campus.
Rock Island was once the home of a Native American population estimated at 40,000: the Sac and Fox tribes under the leadership of Keokuk, Black Hawk and Wapella. In 1816, 13 years after the Louisiana Purchase, Fort Armstrong was built on the island of Rock Island in the Mississippi River. During the Civil War, the federal government established the Rock Island Arsenal on the island, and along with it, a major prison for Confederate soldiers. The first railroad bridge across the Mississippi was built at Rock Island in 1856.
Rock Island is one of several cities in the metropolitan area known as the Quad Cities. The other principal municipalities are Moline and East Moline, Illinois, and directly across the river, Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa. The total population of the area is approximately 400,000, making the Quad Cities the largest population center between Chicago and Des Moines.
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SWARTHMORE, Pa. —
There is no doubt that "diminished attention" is a correct diagnosis of the intellectual temperament of our age. I see it to a greater degree each year even in the students I teach, who are among the very best that our high schools have to offer.
But how to treat it? Again and again, we are told in this information-overloaded digital age, complex and subtle arguments just won't hold the reader's or viewer's attention. If you can't keep it simple and punchy, you'll lose your audience. What's the point of having a New York Times article about the U.S. stance toward Syria that continues on an inside page if nobody is going to turn to the inside page? Even talking about "inside pages" is anachronistic, since more and more people get their news online, with articles that are "up-to-the-minute" but frustrating in their brevity.
By catering to diminished attention, we are making a colossal and unconscionable mistake. The world is a complex and subtle place, and efforts to understand it and improve it must match its complexity and subtlety. We are treating as unalterable a characteristic that can be changed. Yes, there is no point in publishing a long article if no one will read it to the end. The question is, what does it take to get people to read things to the end?
The key point for teachers and principals and parents to realize is that maintaining attention is a skill. It has to be trained, and it has to be practiced. If we cater to short attention spans by offering materials that can be managed with short attention spans, the skill will not develop. The "attention muscle" will not be exercised and strengthened. It is as if you complain to a personal trainer about your weak biceps and the trainer tells you not to lift heavy things. Just as we don't expect people to develop their biceps by lifting two-pound weights, we can't expect them to develop their attention by reading 140-character tweets, 200-word blog posts, or 300-word newspaper articles.
In other words, the "short-attention" phenomenon is something of a self-fulfilling prophecy. First, we tell ourselves that people can't maintain attention. Second, we do nothing to nurture their ability to maintain attention. And sure enough, we "discover" that people can't maintain attention.
A person who is my age can read a very brief and oversimplified discussion of a complex issue and note that it is brief and oversimplified. Such a person might even try to go deeper by consulting other sources. But what of a person who has been raised from the crib on such material? For this person, there is no "brief and oversimplified." There is no experience of "long and complex" to provide a contrast. Before long, people stop realizing that they have an intellectual deficiency that needs correction. Oversimplified becomes the only game in town, at which point, it stops being "over" simplified. If people are fed a steady diet of the oversimple, it can't help but affect the way they think about things. Before we know it, the complexity and subtlety of the world we inhabit will be invisible to us when we try to make sense of what is going on around us.
It is easy to find villains in this war on attention. The news media, both print and broadcast, bear more than a little responsibility. So do magazines — even highbrow ones. What are the chances that we will ever see the like of "Hiroshima," by John Hersey (1946), "Eichmann in Jerusalem," by Hannah Arendt (1963), "A Sense of Where You Are," by John McPhee (1965), or "The Yellow Wind," by David Grossman (1988) in The New Yorker's pages ever again? And political discourse offers absolutely no exposure to complexity. I have no doubt that President Barack Obama has a subtle and agile mind. Yet he almost never demands such agility and subtlety from his audience, no doubt because his advisers are telling him about the public's short attention span.
Perhaps the most vivid example of our lost attention is TED and its famous 18-minute talks. I'm a huge fan of TED, having spoken at TED events several times myself. I think TED is a real gift to the world. Virtually all TED talks are interesting, and many are breathtaking. But in TED talks, we have some of the world's most subtle minds talking about some of the world's most complex ideas in 18 minutes! At TED events themselves, with live presentations, the simplification can be mitigated by post-talk discussion — with fellow audience members or with the speakers themselves. Some in the audience have questions or see connections or raise problems that have eluded you, and the post-talk interaction that enriches your understanding of the presentation is a key part of the TED experience. But when you watch these talks on your computer, it is just you and those 18 minutes. TED talks have been watched more than 1 billion times. This can't help but establish a standard for attention and tolerance of complexity that carries over into other parts of life. And the habit of thinking long and hard — of concentrating — gets degraded.
Many college professors have begun incorporating TED talks into their syllabi. The talks are so cutting edge, and so entertaining, that they are an attractive alternative to, say, an article in an academic journal. But when professors do this, they miss the opportunity to demand sustained attention from students and to nurture it.
Must we accept the short attention span generation as a fait accompli and cater to it, or can we reverse a powerful and I think destructive trend?
It would be foolish to expect commercial sources to force complexity on an unwilling public. For them, it's all about ears, eyeballs, and bottom lines. But there is some reason to hope that noncommercial institutions — especially educational institutions — can help reverse the attention-deficit trend by demanding more of their audiences. University of Pennsylvania psychologist Angela Duckworth has shown that perseverance — what she calls "grit" — is a better predictor of academic success than IQ or SAT scores. Grit is about more than sustained attention. It is about responding to challenges by rolling up your sleeves and working harder. But sustained attention is surely a key part of grit. If people don't keep paying attention to a task, they can hardly be expected to persevere with it. We can also see the importance of teaching kids to pay attention in the outstanding success of KIPP charter schools, documented in books by Jay Matthews and Paul Tough.
Most of the existing research on training sustained attention has focused on either mitigating the effects of brain injury or treating kids with ADHD. There are various interventions that have produced measurable positive effects, but one must be careful not to assume that what works to bring pathological cases a little closer to normal will also work with normal cases, especially since the problems with brain-injured and ADHD people are likely mostly cognitive whereas the problems I'm worrying about are probably mostly motivational. When it comes to normal people, there is evidence that training in mindfulness meditation improves sustained attention.
There is also evidence, some of it collected by Duckworth and colleagues, that giving kids not only task goals, but detailed plans for achieving those goals, improves sustained attention. And in the KIPP schools, they teach first-graders to pay attention by training them to SLANT (Sit up, Look and Listen to the speaker, Ask questions, Nod and Track the teacher). As Dave Levin, one of KIPPs founders, pointed out to me in an interview several years ago, KIPP developed this training when he and co-founder Mike Feinberg realized that basic learning skills that are just presupposed in middle-class kids are mostly absent among poor kids from the inner city. These skills aren't anyone's birthright. And my worry is that because of our resignation to short attention spans, we can no longer take these skills for granted in anyone.
Research on training attention may one day produce a magic bullet. For now, I'd be satisfied if we nurtured sustained attention in the same way your personal trainer builds up your biceps — by gradually demanding more and more of students' attention muscles in the classroom.
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Wow! I want- Tusk, Tatanka, Orange SPY-DK, SB Ladybug, SB Manbug, SB Dragonfly, SB Stretch, and Worker Sprint (I like the dark green G-10 a lot)
Wow! I want- Tusk, Tatanka, Orange SPY-DK, SB Ladybug, SB Manbug, SB Dragonfly, SB Stretch, and Worker Sprint (I like the dark green G-10 a lot)
Tusk! Worker! Kiwi!
- best wishes, Jazz.
Very slick, very professional, and most importantly a very exciting catalog. Tell whoever designs it that they did a rock solid job!
WAIT...Wait..wait wait wait wait wait.
Can I get some confirmation on the FFG Manix 2? If that's for real then holy smokes am I gonna be happy.
Official plea to Sal: Can we PLEASE get a DLC Yojimbo 2? PLEASE!!?
My "want" list was relatively short until today. The Spy-DK and Kiwi4 are now at the top of the list.
The Spy-DK looks like 3/4 scale clay 3.5. (or a 2.69" UKPK as advertised) AWESOME! Probably my most desired of the catalog!
I'm interested to see the price point on the Tusk. If it is reasonable, I'd love the utility of a Marlinspike when tinkering with lanyards.
The Roc also has peaked my interest.
I really like the aesthetics of the Tatanka, but there is no way I can wield a 5"+ blade. I thought my Calypso was big
Finally, price dependent, I may have to get a Firefly. This year seems to be a Large knife AFI's dream, but still it has some good looking smaller debuts like the Firefly!
As always, I wonder what they are going to come up with next to pull at the wallet, and they've done it again. Time to start saving for 2014.
"The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself" John Stewart Mill
Also on the Szabo, what's this about "non-reflective black TiCN blade"? No more DLC?
Official plea to Sal: Can we PLEASE get a DLC Yojimbo 2? PLEASE!!?
I believe DLC is for Golden models only, those made elsewhere get TiCN
I picked the wrong year to go back to being a poor college student!
Seen it before, but I'm really digging the stepped titanium on the Chap 3.
The Tusk looks awesome and having two types of locks on it is just extra cool.
Not sure I'm digging the mall ninja aesthetics of the battle station. However, I do like the pseudo-razor/cleaver design of the Roc.
I don't think I'd buy one, but I just want to play with a Tatanka for fun. 9.5 oz is a hefty beast!
The clip-it tools are interesting, but I'm wondering about the decision for stainless steel. If it was FRN and weighed around what a lady/manbug weighed, that would make for a great keychain multitool.
All in all though, the Superblue Dragonfly is what tickles my pickle the most.
Also, when are we getting a wooden Military kit?
Many thanks, Kristi! I now have my *official* Christmas list!
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anybody have any info on the Tusk's steel? LC200N? I'm guessing by the fact that it has nitrogen and the model its on it will be similar to H1.
Southfork, Mule Team K390, Military CPM-M4/Ti, Military CTS-XHP, Military CF/M390, Para-Military 2 CPM-S90V, Para-Military 2 CTS-20CP, Para-Military 2 CTS-204P, Para-Military 2 M390, Para-Military 2 CTS-XHP, Para-Military 2 CPM-S35VN, Manix 2 XL, Manix 2 CPM-S30V/Blue G10, Manix 2 CTS-BD30P, Manix 2 CTS-XHP, Manix 2 CPM-M4, Southard, Gayle Bradley, Superhawk, Forum Native CPM-S110V, Endura Super Blue, Pacific Salt, Ladybug Hawkbill H1, Ladybug ZDP-189, Bug
I thought I remembered Sal saying H-1 wouldn't work well in a liner lock format. Since the Tusk is a Framelock, I wonder if this steel is a little harder or less prone to galling.
"LC 200 N is a high nitrogen alloyed tool steel which exhibits superior corrosion resistance combined with high toughness even at hardness up to 60 HRc. Combining PESR-Process (Pressurized Electric Slag Remelting) with a smart forging technology, an amazing increase in cleanliness and structure, which means a very fine and homogenious microstructure, can be achieved. Primary advantage is excellent machinability and polishability as well as a high dimensional stability after heat treatment. For this reason LC 200 N is the high end solution for tools facing high static and dynamical load under a high corrosive environment at higher temperatures. Compared to standard tool steels like 1.2316, 1.4112 and 1.4125 LC 200 N exhibits higher corrosion resistance and toughness as well as a higher tempering resistance up to 500 °C still at a hardness of 58-60 HRc."
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So I'm flipping through the guide, nice knives...some classic favourites and then BAM! Page 30!!! I was not prepared for so much awesomeness at once. The Roc will be mine, oh yes. It will be mine heh heh.
Para-Military 2 satin camo, P'kal, Matriarch 2, Squeak, Endura 4, Delica 4, Jason Breeden Rescue, Orange Dodo, Dragonfly 2, Yojimbo 2, Manix 2 DLC Black, UKPK, Ulize, Lum Tanto Folder Grey, Caly 3.5, Swick 3, Bug, Grey G10 Jester, Military CPM Cru-Wear, Karahawk, Ladybug, Caly 3 Super Blue, Bradley Folder, Starmate, Ladybug Super Blue, Urban, Para-Military 2 CPM 154/S90V, Caly 3.5 Super Blue, Para-Military 2 CTS-204P
Bring back the A.T.R!
First up for me is the PE Ladybug Salt Hawkbill . Then...the rest and poverty. Lol
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Spyderco 2014 Catalogs are simply overwhelming!
This has to be one of the most new models catalog ever.
Kiwi 4, D'Fly Super Blue, Green G10 Worker, Black Southard, Wow!
But the ROC well, it simply rocks!
Stay Sharp!
Tatanka Firefly Tusk Manix 2 FFG MIND BLOWN!
Can you tell I'm excited?
Delica PE, Dragonfly Salt SE, Stretch SE, Manbug SE, Mule 16, Sage 1, black/satin PM2, Native 5
On my iPad. Don't see an option to download the catalog only ordering one!?!?
ROC, Double Bevel, New Szabo (already in hand),Tatanka, a new version Sage 3 CF?? Brad Southard Folder Black Blaade, Serrata.
Was hoping to see the new FRCP Native % Lightweight.
All of the New VG-10 (Japan) might free up the Golden Production.
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Thank you Spyderco, 2014 certainly looks like a great year ahead!!! Had to read the new catalog in short stretches
Expecting the wallet to be blown too...
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University of Oklahoma center Gabe Ikard was awarded the 2013 Wuerffel Trophy on Friday, given annually by the All-Sports Association of Fort Walton Beach to the college football player who best combines exemplary community service with athletic and academic achievement.
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As a mizzou fan I would love to join the SEC. Great football, the best stadiums, and great fans. I have to say everytime I have visited the south the people I have met are the most respectful (maybe except for saints fans) I have ever met. Mizzou would need to step up their program to compete with the SEC football teams but I think we are up to the challange.
The folks at PowerMizzou.com — the Rivals site covering Missouri — are reporting behind their paywall that according to a source at Texas A&M, Missouri will no be getting an formal or informal invitation from the SEC any longer.
Also, the site states:
"The SEC talked to (Oklahoma president) David Boren late last night about the possibility of MU, OU, and OSU going to the SEC. That was rebuffed. OU is staying in the Big 12."
We'll follow Mike Slive's lead not step on any toes. If you want to read more, you'll have to buy a subscription to PowerMizzou.com.
You can choose to believe or not believe the claim above. There are reasons that claim make sense… and reasons why it doesn't…
Doesn't: Slive has been awfully careful not to appear to call any schools and the SEC has sure seemed spooked by Kenneth Starr and Baylor so far.
Does: The SEC spoke with OU when the Big 12 almost blew up last year. A&M and OU would be a great, big-name, splashy move on the part of the league.
Doesn't: Our sources have told us repeatedly that the SEC — now that A&M has coaxed it into expanding to 13 teams — wants a 14th team and that is all. The SEC does not want 16 schools unless the whole landscape shfts.
Does: It looks like the whole landscape me indeed be shifting. And wrapping up three new states, multiple new TV markets and some good schools and athletic programs would be a strong, wise move.
Doesn't: But Slive and the SEC do not want to be blamed for the collapse of an entire league. Grabbing Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Missouri would nuke the Big 12 just as it appears to be healing (again).
Does: We have been told that SEC officials were not happy with the very loud leak that was sprung in Columbia yesterday. The SEC conducts its business stealthily. Missouri obviously cannot (especially considering last year's nonsense with the Big Ten).
Got all that?
So believe what you will. This thing could still play out in a million different ways.
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Hildebrand, a rookie from Sausalito, Calif., entered the last turn of the last lap of the Indianapolis 500. Astonishingly, he was the leader. More astonishing were the events that followed.
He came up too fast on a slowing Charlie Kimball, then tried to go around on the high side, where loose debris settles after hours of being blown there by cars going 200 mph.
Hildebrand didn't make it. He hit the wall, Dan Wheldon passed him to win the race and Hildebrand, right side smashed, limped home in second place.
As Hildebrand crossed the little row of bricks that is the finish line, not knowing whether he was 2nd or 22nd, he chose to define his career. He decided to stand up. Figuratively.
"I knew, when that first microphone was stuck in my face," he says, "that however I handled it could affect the rest of my career. I decided there would be no excuses, regardless of what I really thought had happened. I was gonna raise my hand."
When he did exactly that, it left the media, used to finger-pointing and blame-placing in the aftermath of events, surprised and impressed.
For additional perspective, let's let Hildebrand tell it like it was, that May day in 2011.
"We decided to gamble," he says. "The numbers are a little fuzzy now, but we thought, if we pitted with around 35 laps left, we could make it to the end without more fuel. We were running fifth or sixth.
"If the yellow came out, we lost our gamble. If fuel estimates were wrong and we had to slow down, we had lost."
"I had fuel numbers in the car — gallons used per lap. I was clicking them off, 10 laps to go, nine, eight. …
"Dario Franchitti took the same gamble, but with about four laps to go he slowed. That left Scott Dixon, who was running all out and would have easily won the race. But his crew had messed up his last pit stop. Suddenly, he wasn't challenging.
"So, with one lap to go, I'm in the lead and very cognizant that the only threat was Dan.
"When I crossed the finish line for the last lap, I was a full corner ahead. He was not going to be a serious threat unless something weird happened, or we ran out of gas.
"I got through Turns 1 and 2, the toughest part. Near Turn 3, I could see two cars ahead, but assumed they were running all out. When I got to Turn 4, it took milliseconds to realize how slow Charlie was going. I had two choices, hit the brakes or pass on the right."
Hildebrand says he made an instinctive choice, from years of competing in athletics.
"There was no way in hell I was going to finish second by pussyfooting," he says. "You have a moment of helplessness when you know you are going to hit the wall. You have no control."
But he took some. He stayed on the gas, keeping the car straight along the wall, rather than spinning to a stop. That allowed it to get to the finish line.
"I only had about 500 yards left," he says.
As he skidded along, contributing lore to the event billed as "the Greatest Spectacle in Racing," Hildebrand says he was already thinking of how he would face the music.
"What we do is competitive," he says. "I expected massive backlash. I know how this works. People who watch expect you to be great all the time. If I were watching, I'd expect the same.
"I was also sponsored by the National Guard. I had a responsibility to that. I'm a nostalgic American, not a flag-waving one."
He clicked back into driver's mode when he realized he had no brakes. He banged harmlessly into the wall on Turn 1 and finally stopped. It was time to climb out and start facing the music.
Still a racing rookie, he performed like a public relations pro.
Sunday, he will start 10th in the Indy 500. He says he is happy with his car, that his focus all month has been more on racing than on qualifying.
Hildebrand the rookie had replaced Wheldon on the Panther Racing team in 2011, then lost the biggest race of his life to the man he had replaced.
He was still a rookie when, five months later at Las Vegas, he was near the front of a 15-car wreck that sent the popular Wheldon's car airborne into a fatal crash and put Hildebrand in the hospital.
He is no longer a rookie. At 23, he had a defining moment in his sport. Now, at 25, he hopes to have another, but in his race car, rather than in front of reporters.
That would create a moment of irony. Hildebrand will drive a DW12 Chevrolet. The chassis is named in honor of Wheldon.


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Next, your Mobile app needs to sync "fact" tables from the server before you can create new rows. When you create new rows, you do it locally, and when you sync again, new rows are added to the server. You can do the same thing with updates and deletes too.
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There are frameworks to handle this kind of thing, such as Microsoft Sync Framework.
I bet that you absolutely, without question cannot have referential integrity between the two. Specifically, do your users expect the mobile application to work when it is disconnected?
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One is to create "provisional" records on the client, and then when you sync them to the server have the central system assign the ID. The client can update the local record to reflect that.
The other is that you distribute ID creation in a way that (normally probabilistically) allows clients to create the ID without collisions.
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But, it's not all about sophomore quarterback Tyhree Pratt, who is beginning to share the spotlight with senior wide receiver and brother Cliffaun.
Cliffaun Pratt is the leading pass-catcher on a Capital team loaded with offensive playmakers, making him just as well known as his brother.
They'll certainly get the attention of Woodrow Wilson (3-3) this week when the Cougars (5-1) and Flying Eagles meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at University of Charleston Stadium.
The Pratts continue to serve notice on the opposition, including Cabell Midland, which dropped a 35-26 decision to the Cougars last Friday night, dropping the Knights from No. 7 to No. 10 in the Secondary School Activities Commission playoff ratings.
"Everybody talks about us," Tyrhee said. "It's the Pratt brothers at Capital. It feels really good. I have someone I know is here with me all the time. He helps the offense out a lot. He's the main receiver. He's really good."
While Cliff may not get as much attention as the flashy Tyrhee, Capital Coach Jon Carpenter couldn't be happier with the production he has gotten out of his receiver.
"Cliff is really good," said Carpenter, whose Cougars enter Friday's game No. 5 in the ratings. "He has started four years for us. He is really dangerous. He is having a very good year and has a huge role for us. We think he is one of the better receivers around here."
Cliff Pratt has caught 14 passes for 279 yards (20 yards per catch). With his three touchdowns, he has hauled in half of Tyrhee's six scores.
"It's a blessing to have each other," Cliff Pratt said. "It's been a great opportunity for us both. I'm very excited and proud for Tyrhee. To be so young and only in 10th grade, that's God-given talent.
For him to be my brother is great, too."
Carpenter likes having plenty of talent, including the Pratts, Kashuan Haley, Silas Nazario and James Richmond, although he realizes there are potential pitfalls.