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Skip to comments.Need of Freeper help to buy telescope
Posted on 03/18/2012 3:18:14 PM PDT by w4women
I am looking to buy my husband a telescope for his birthday and would appreciate any guidance from Freeper Friends. I want to spend less than $500 - he is a novice so looking for ease of set-up and use. Thanks in advance!
Ping me if you get some good answers, I like telescopes........
What would he use it for? There's a big difference between a telescope that would be used for amateur astronomy and one that would be used for terrestrial viewing (bird watching, etc.).
Maybe swampsniper has some thoughts.......
Edmund Scientific is good.
A pair of binoculars would be better at that price point.
I just bought an Orion for my stepfather for XMas. It was over $1k, but one thing I learned is that a lot of scopes these days come with computer/iPad control. Calibrate, and then you can use an app like SkySafari to punch in what you want to look at. Don't know if motorized scopes are in that price range. Also, auto-tracking is good, it's amazing how fast objects move and it's a pain to have to manually adjust the scope as you're viewing. My 1.5 cents.
Anyone on the APOD list who can assist this nice freeper?
He will use it for astronomy - star and planet gazing. Thanks for all comments so far!
This is perfect for stargazing as well as terrestrial use: http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10051_10051_172516_-1
Shop around and you can get it for less than the retail price.
I bought an inexpensive telescope about 10 years ago. It had a lot of features, but the glass was not great. It could show me a lot of things, but never in focus or without distortion.
It got so frustrating that I just gave up the hobby before it was really born. Motor drives and computers and all the gadgets in the world aren't worth as much as some good glass.
Unfortunately, glass is expensive.
they make several in the $199-$300 range,
but if you can go to $570 this is a great entry/mid level scope that's pretty much all he could ever need/want
Celestron 127mm Computer Controlled Advanced Cassegrain Telescope
"Celestron designed this telescope to be the perfect entry level to mid-level telescope. The Celestron 127mm Computer Controlled Advanced Cassegrain Telescope is designed to give you a sophisticated telescope in an easy to use package. Celestron patented SkyAlign system makes aligning this telescope as easy as looking up into the night sky. Just point the telescope at any three bright objects and you're ready to go. And where are you going? Well, anywhere you want really. The built-in computer has an object database of 4000 space objects. That includes all the planets and popular deep-space celestial bodies, like galaxies and nebulae. You'll se more objects with this telescope in one night than Galileo saw in his lifetime."
The Celestron 127mm Computer Controlled Advanced Cassegrain Telescope
This is a nice scope around $500.
One bit of advice I would give is that the quality of the mount is just as important as the telescope itself. If you can get something with a sturdy equatorial mount that has a computer drive, it would be worth the money you pay for it. In the link above, the equatorial mounts are those where the telescope doesn't sit directly on the tripod but instead is fixed to a small arm with counterweights at the other end. Without getting too complicated ... this arrangement allows the "arm" of the mount to be pointed at a single point in the sky around which the telescope can rotate to maintain its focus on an object as the earth turns.
I'm not sure what the circumstances of this gift are, but is it possible for your husband should be involved in selecting it? I don't want to ruin a surprise gift, but with this kind of thing I'd want him to be comfortable with what he's getting before you spend the $500 on it.
You can see a very good offering of scopes at Orion Telescope and Binocular http://www.telescope.com/
Long focal ratio refractors are the best for planetary viewing, shorter focal ratio reflectors and refractors for deep sky. Whatever you pick out, get a really solid mount. The stuff at Walmart, etc. is junk. A bad mount will spoil any desire to pursue star gazing further. I'd go for a manual mount rather than an automated one. You will learn to locate stuff (not that hard) and it takes time to set up the auto mounts. Also, get a mount with slow motion controls. Not sure if you can squeeze this into $500 but you might come close. Feel free to Freepmail me with any questions. I have about 8 small scopes - all refractors.
$499.00 with free shipping at B&H Photo.
If you're husband hasn't first spent a fair amount of time stargazing with the naked eye, then with some 7 x 50 binoculars, a telescope is pretty useless.
If your husband hasn't worked with small telescopes before, he should be prepared to be a bit "disappointed" with what he sees in the sky. Any impressive color images you see in telescope ads don't really look anything like what you see in the sky. Most objects in the night sky are far too distant to show any kind of colors to the human eye, so the photos you see are typically done using a camera setup on the telescope with a motorized mount that allows for extended film exposure to bring all those colors out.
Do you want a refractor or reflector type telescope?
I don't know enough to know which.
I'd recommend this: http://www.telescope.com/Telescopes/Dobsonian-Telescopes/Classic-Dobsonians/Orion-XT45-Dobsonian-Telescope-amp-Beginner-Barlow-Kit/pc/1/c/12/sc/13/p/27159.uts?refineByCategoryId=13
and also buy a Celstron Skyscout.
The Skyscout is good for learning about what you're looking at, and at least you'll know for sure what that light in the sky IS that you're looking at.
A copy of the book "Turn Left at Orion" would also be good for finding interesting stuff to see in the telescope.
I've spent tens of thousands of dollars over the years on astronomy equipment, and I can honestly say that I get as much enjoyment out of the SkyScout and my smallest telescope as I do out of my most expensive equipment.
Where do you live, urban, suburban, rural? Will you be using it at home or in the field? Do you have a clear field of view? What about light pollution?
Good refractor telescopes are generally pretty expensive, because high quality lenses and coatings cost a lot to manufacture.
I didn't do either of those before buying a telescope, and I didn't find it useless.
I recently bought a 6" dobsonion with extra lenses (worth over $600) for $300 on Craigs list. (about 5 years old - barely used)
You need at least a 4" or 6" to see anything.
check out sky & telescope web pages for general information.
I will use it at a NC beach, great view south and west. Not much city light. No street lights. Thanks!
I am an avid amateur astronomer, and I would recommend for $500 or less, a Meade etx-90, etx-125, or a Celestron Nexstar 4se. These are great entry level go-to telescopes.(they have an electronic drive and database that will find your target for you.) and they have good optics yet compact design. It is easy to spend thousands, even tens of thousands on amateur telescopes. This is a good amateur site for info. http://www.cloudynights.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/Cat/0
There are also links to retailers there. They are hosted by http://www.astronomics.com who usually has some good deals.
Good luck and clear skies.
I don't know anything about telescopes, but I can recommend checking with BH Camera- once you decide what you're looking for.
Their website is bhphotovideo.com
We've bought 3 Macs from them & AppleCare over the years. They had the best price, great service, & fast (I think free each time) shipping.
These are pretty amazing little scopes for the money. Small and easy to set up too.
The Celestron is slightly larger.
I have two "inexpensive" telescopes that do not do a satisfactory job at all, they set in the basement with a dust cover over them.
I stumbled upon a deal At Gandor Mtn several years ago on PENTAX binoculars, one is a 16x60 pcf v and the other is a 20x60 pcf v. Each was clearance at $99, I purchased both.
I suggest waterproof, fogproof and nitrogen-filled! My above two are not nitrogen filled.
IMO: any astronomical viewing requires a tripod mount to hold the binoculars steady, you will also need an adaptor to attach the binoculars to it.
Point straight - see far
If you really get serious, consider some kind of CCD imaging system. Its more or less the standard when it comes to capturing astro images. But keep a good set of long eye relief (lets you hold your eye back from the eyepiece a comfortable distance) eyepieces for "live" viewing. The neighbors (especially kids) will love that.
You could make a 10" diameter Dobson telescope for about $500 if you wanted to put the time in to construct it.
You may find a local astronomy club in your area, they can also assist you in your selection.
www.oriontelescope.com.......Great selections....
IMHO, this is the best deal you are going to get. 5 inches of aperture and the digital features make this a great deal.
I had the Edmund Astroscan for a number of years, and this can't be beat for ease of use, with almost zero setup time. It is limited in power, though, and I wanted to step up.
I would be wary of the computerized setups. I think you have to go top end to get the real advantage of these. I think it's ironic that so many "beginner scopes" actually require a deft touch to make them work because of the low cost and skimpy construction. I say wary, as I have been wary, and never owned one! So that's just my opinion. To me, part of the fun is learning to spot, and this involves basic knowledge of the sky, so what are you out there for?
That's another caveat. Observing the sky is actually a rather refined enjoyment, and many people are spoiled by the dazzling depeictions they see on TV. This started with Sagan's COSMOS series, but it's just gotten worse since then.
Good luck!
At that price, forget the refractors if you cannot settle for binoculars, because the Wal Mart style thin refracting tubes are not worth it for serious stuff, imo, and the binoculars do a better quicker job to learn the sky.
Get a Newtonian reflector. I prefer Equatorial mounts but Dobsonian mounts are cheaper.
In order of brand quality, imo,
In order of Bang for Buck optics quality:
Newtonian (pure reflector)
Shmidt Cassegrain, Shmidt "Kasuetov" (hybrid reflectors-refractors)
In order of raw quality refractors might be arguably the best for color etc... but they are so much more expensive, it is not worth it, imo.
A big fat light-hugging Newtonian scope makes amateurs so thrilled to see their first deep sky objects like Nebulas, galaxies etc... and all for $500 you get some high quality images.
Motors can be an extra cost. I would not trade glass or quality for a motor, though. I'd rather learn to do it manualy. The thrill is even more then, and motors are not necessarily hassle free to set up and work unless you go serious with photography exposure etc... but that requires much more than $500.
Also get scopes that accept large eyepieces for good eye relief.
Look for one that let's you see things that are really far away. Try to find one you can use for reading, as well. You might also want to consider a monocle.
Good advice. You need to really do your homework. A bad telescope, like a cheap musical instrument, will be very frustrating. Meade has great scopes, and some are fairly inexpensive, but you can run up the price fairly quickly.
Oh, there are also some online ways to purchase time on telescopes, including some observatory telescopes. You can rent time on the telescope, tell them where you want to look, and they will link the telescope images to you. Here's some links for some:
Good Luck!
I would be careful that this is something HE wants and not something that you think is cool.
I have every hobby ever - and my wife got me some junky telescope a few years back. It never gets used.
And I can get interested in anything.
One thing - along a similar axis - that I like doing for fun is celestial navigation with a sextant. Plus - you still need to learn stars etc.
For the Telescope - from the ground up -
1. Base/support/tripod - whatever they call it.
2. Mount - that follows target
3. Computer controller - a must in the modern world. 100X easier.
4. Telescope
5. Eyepiece.
The chain is only as strong as weakest link.
There are a lot of nice sets of gear - but I have fun with binoculars.
Oh - also - Starry Night software for computer. Can stargaze "from the desktop". A lot of fun for about $20. Put it on a laptop, go out in the woods/country, and pretend you have a telescope.
With that and a sextant - you are approaching guy-geek nirvana.
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In all parallel universes, Judge Patrick Bromley is still disappointed with this movie.
The Charge
She will save the world from its future.
The Case
Every so often, I'm tasked with an unfortunate assignment at DVD Verdict. I have to say negative things about a small, independent movie that a lot of people worked really hard on and which depends upon good reviews (like this one won't be) and positive word of mouth to develop an audience. The fault is my own, of course—I requested to review the title and I'm the one who has problems with the movie—but it can be challenging to kick a movie when it's already down. Ultimately, though, my responsibility is not to the filmmakers of the titles I review but to you, the readers, who want to know if a movie like Triple Hit is worth your time or money. I can't say that it is.
The story of Triple Hit concerns a brilliant scientist named Rebecca Hunter (Abigail Tarttelin, The Butterfly Tattoo) who is cast out of the scientific community for her research on parallel universes. It turns out she's onto something, though, because there are two other versions of Rebecca in two parallel universes: Sarah, a professor in a utopian society and Anastasia, the science director in a totalitarian dystopia called The People's Republic of Great Britain. The different universes begin to overlap, and Rebecca comes face to face with the alternate versions of her. Can she restore balance and correct the gap before the multiverse threatens to destroy itself?
So, first the positive: Triple Hit (originally titles Schrodinger's Girl, which is considerably less commercial; the filmmakers have acknowledged as much) represents an honest attempt at doing some hard science fiction, and that's a rarity in movies today. Though there are obvious limitations to the budget (it's an independent British production, and the special effects often resemble Doctor Who at some of its worst moments), there is an attempt at scale and scope that has to be commended. Yes, many of the visual effects were obviously created on someone's laptop, but as long as you're able to suspend your disbelief (and you'll need to for a film about three parallel universes), you'll be able to appreciate the world(s) that writer/director Huw Bowen has tried to create.
Those are just about the only things about Tripe Hit that work very well, though, because the rest of the movie is kind of a mess. Star Abigail Tarttelin's performance is chief among the problems: it's bland and amateurish and largely unconvincing, compounded further by the fact that she's asked to play three characters when she's unable to pull off even one. The structure of the film is frustrating as well, as it bounces around from universe to universe (often courtesy of familiar "wipe" edits, because of Star Wars) even from the start. I couldn't help but think the film would be more powerful if it waited to reveal its "multiverse," allowing us to discover what is happening alongside Rebecca. Instead, we get thrown right in to three different, concurrent plots, none of which seem very interested in providing characters or stories. Their only goal is that they be distinct from one another, so we get the bright white utopia, the cloudy, rubble-strew dystopia and the world that closely represents our own. When the universes begin to overlap and Rebecca encounters the other versions of herself, the movie picks up a little steam; unfortunately, it's around then that it also loses interest in some of its sci-fi ideas.
The movie arrives on DVD courtesy of Cinema Epoch. It's presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, and looks only ok at best. Because it's low budget and appears to have been shot on video, I'm willing to cut the softness and drab look of the movie a good deal of slack. The disc audio is more problematic, with a hollow, tinny-sounding stereo track with dialogue that's hard to hear and music levels that are way too loud. I found myself constantly having to adjust the volume throughout the movie, and it was a frustrating experience. The only extras included on the disc are the film's trailer and a still gallery of images from the movie, set to some music that does not fit the tone of what is being shown.
I don't want to pick on a movie that a whole lot of people worked really hard on. It's too dismissive and it's the kind of thing that gives criticism a bad name. The movie is small but thinks big, and that should be appreciated. I can't say that I enjoyed it, though, or that it achieves the goals it sets out for itself. To give it a pass out of kindness would be just as unfair as blasting it just for existing, so I'm not going to do that, either. Triple Hit isn't very good, even though it wants to be. But, then, so does every movie. Except Transformers.
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Griselda has never thought very much about color in general, or pink in particular. But when her pink shoes catch the eye of a new girl at school, Griselda gets swept up in an evangelistic pro-pink movement she never knew existed. By the time she winds up with fellow zealots at a hue reeducation camp, Griselda realizes she needs to make some choices about life. And, y'know, accessories.
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A Rules Quirk Allows Russell Wilson to Be a One-Year Postgraduate Badger; Now He's 6-0
Wisconsin quarterback Russell Wilson has led the No. 4 Badgers to a 6-0 record coming into this weekend's showdown with No. 15 Michigan State. He has the country's best quarterback rating. He's a serious Heisman Trophy contender (Wisconsin's athletic department calls his campaign "RussellManiaXVI" after his jersey number). Last weekend, he even caught a touchdown pass.
As any seasoned college-football fan knows, the ability to enjoy this sport often requires the parallel ability to endure the occasional glimpse at its unsavory side—the predatory recruiting, the salaries of the coaches, the occasional NCAA rules violation. There are always inconvenient details to brush aside, judgments to suspend and ethical gymnastics to perform.
But this season, Wisconsin fans are going through something entirely new. Wilson, who may be the best quarterback the school has ever seen, and who might lead the football program to its first national title, hadn't played for Wisconsin before this year. In fact, he hadn't even stepped on campus until July.
To make the situation even more unusual, Wilson isn't pursuing an undergraduate degree at Wisconsin: He already has one from North Carolina State, the school whose football team he quarterbacked last season. Wilson is, for all intents and purposes, a hired gun—a college-football free agent.
"When we're looking back on it, it might be kind of weird to think about how this all happened in one season," said Adam Hoge, the editor of Bucky's 5th Quarter, a Wisconsin sports blog. "But the way he's fit in, it doesn't seem like he's an outsider at all."
Wilson owes his Wisconsin adventure to a series of NCAA bylaws, none of them especially controversial, that have conspired to produce a rare outcome. Under eligibility rules, an athlete can play a sport for four seasons. But if an athlete is held out as a freshman, or is injured, or leaves the team for a season, that athlete's eligibility doesn't expire—even if the athlete keeps taking classes. Since Wilson "redshirted" as a freshman at N.C. State, he had a year of eligibility left after four years.
What makes Wilson's case unusual is that he's not just good at football. In 2010, the Colorado Rockies picked Wilson, a second-baseman, in the fourth round of baseball's amateur draft. Caught between two sports, with one year of football eligibility left, Wilson faced an ultimatum from his coaches at N.C. State, who wanted him to commit to playing football.
Wilson said no, so the Wolfpack released him from his scholarship. This spring, after playing short-season minor-league ball in 2010, he went to play for the Class-A minor-league Asheville Tourists. While there, he hit a mediocre .228. (He hit .230 the year before.)
Because he had already graduated from N.C. State, Wilson was freed from the usual NCAA transfer rules, which ordinarily force a player to sit out a season after switching schools. So as he spent the summer playing baseball, Wilson found himself in an enviable position: He was an experienced college quarterback who was free to play, for one year only, at any school that would have him.
Naturally, Wilson said, he wanted to join a title contender, which by all rights Wisconsin was. He said some 30 schools contacted him and that his decision came down to the Badgers and another top team that needed a quarterback: defending national-champion Auburn. Scott Kennedy, Scout.com's recruiting director, said Wisconsin's quarterback vacancy made it the perfect example of what he calls a "doughnut" team. "They've got all this talent and a big hole in the middle," he said.
After six games, Wilson has thrown for 14 touchdowns, rushed for two and caught one as Wisconsin has averaged a 40-point margin of victory. "I thought he would start, and I thought they would win, but I didn't think the transition would be this smooth," said former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach.
Since 1996, 10 quarterbacks have used their last season of eligibility at another Football Bowl Subdivision school, according to Stats LLC. Wilson has put up better numbers than almost all of them—and he's the only one who has put a team within striking distance of a national championship.
"Was it everything I expected? Definitely everything I expected—and maybe a little more," Wilson said of his time so far at Wisconsin.
This arrangement comes on the heels of a number of high-profile cases that have stretched the boundaries of what defines a college-football player. Last year, quarterback Cam Newton, who had transferred twice, and whose recruitment had been the subject of an NCAA investigation, led Auburn to the title (the NCAA recently closed the investigation, saying it found no new violations). This season, the highest-scoring team after Wisconsin—Oklahoma State—is led by a 28-year-old quarterback named Brandon Weeden, who took a detour from college to try to make it with the New York Yankees.
Wilson's unusual case has made him vulnerable to message-board critics, who see him as a mercenary. "You're going to ruffle some feathers when you bring in a guy and hand him a starting job," Kennedy said. "I can't think of a guy with one year left that was basically a free agent that had this kind of résumé and pedigree to come in and do something like this."
No matter what you think of his circumstances, Wilson is, by all accounts, easy to like. When he was recruited in high school, many colleges projected the 5-foot-11 Wilson as a cornerback. But in his time at N.C. State, he emerged as one of the Atlantic Coast Conference's top signal callers. He was named first-team all-conference in 2008.
Before pursuing him, Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema did his due diligence—from sifting through minor-league box scores to dispatching offensive coordinator Paul Chryst to Richmond, Va., to learn about Wilson's time at Collegiate School. There they discovered that Wilson had been elected class president and was so committed to football that he never lost at team sprints.
Charlie McFall, Wilson's high-school coach, said Wisconsin was the only team to gather so much information.
"They didn't want to leave any rocks unturned," he said. "They knew it was such a critical component of their team, but also what it could do to their chemistry."
When he arrived on campus, Wilson was such an instant hit with his teammates that they elected him a co-captain. "It does have this weird feel-good quality," Leach said. "You've got something shaping up in a Frank Capra movie sort of way."
It's unlikely a case like this will happen again. In 2007, the NCAA overturned the rule that allowed graduates with remaining eligibility to transfer to any school and play immediately. The only reason Wilson was able to circumvent the rule is that he obtained a waiver that is usually granted only to student athletes who enroll in a master's program that isn't available at their original institution. (At Wisconsin, Wilson is taking classes in educational leadership.)
That repeal didn't go far enough for the Southeastern Conference, which recently passed a bylaw prohibiting players from transferring into the league with just one year of eligibility. It went into effect Oct. 1 and would not have affected Wilson had he enrolled at Auburn, the only other school he visited.
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MONTEGUT - Flood victims in Montegut and Pointe-aux-Chenes received help Sunday when Rouses and Buquet Ice brought free ice and three vanloads of water and supplies to help them clean their homes.
"We want to do everything we can to help this community," said Donald Rouse, owner of the local grocery chain. "It's where our employees live. It's where the local fisherman and farmers we buy from every day live. These are our friends, our co-workers and our neighbors."
Although the original plan was only to distribute the supplies at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Montegut, distributors quickly enlarged their plan to include Pointe-aux-Chenes when they realized many people there were still in need of items to start cleaning their homes.
Residents rapidly depleted the 1,000 containers of Formula 409 and Pine Sol delivered by the Rouses vans.
"They definitely have a lot of cleaning up to do, and they were very grateful for anything they received, and they told us the water is finally going down and now they have to start cleaning up and get their lives back together," said Tim Acosta, marketing director of Rouses, who assisted in the donation Sunday.
Many people throughout the community are planning similar aid efforts.
Images of flooded homes and people wading through waist-deep water in residential areas will not soon be forgotten by those who consider the affected people their friends and neighbors, Acosta said.
"Several of our people who work for us live in that area, and we felt like we really wanted to do something to help out that area down there," he said. "In times like these, you can't just forget about those who are still struggling to recover from everything that has happened."
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Jessica Alba and her husband Cash Warren took some time out to go on a date night at Katsuya Restaurant in Los Angeles, California 2 weeks ago. I always like to see couples happy together and enjoying each others company. Jess and Cash even decided to wear the same brand of jeans!
They were wearing the new brand Sinclair Denim for their evening out. Jess's jeans are the Elon skinny in Closing Night wash (which she paired with a Leopard Infinity Scarf that I love) and Cash chose to wear the Adler slim leg jean in Whisper. I think they both look great! They are a stylish couple. You can buy many styles of Sinclair Denim at Revolve Clothing.
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Geri Haliwell talks on her cell phone while out and about in London. Rumor has it that they may be making a musical based off of the Spice Girls music. What do you think about it? Would you actually go and see a play based on the Spice Girls?
I definitely think that the shorts over tights is a trend that will continue this season. Geri wore Genetic denim Dakota shorts in overcast over a pair of black tights and paired them with black booties. Celebs like Jessica Alba are also fans of these jeans. You can buy Genetic Denim shorts and other Genetic Denim at Boutiquetoyou.com for $150.
Jessica Alba in Denim Vest and Current/Elliott Cargos
Jessica Alba was spotted arriving on a flight at LAX International Airport wearing a denim vest and Current/Elliott Cargos. She wears the cargos a bit looser than most of the celebs have been wearing skinny cargos, but they look really cute on her.
I am such a huge fan of Jessica for her style and her overall body/face attractiveness! She seems to have it all, a great body, great face, great career, cute baby and a great husband. I bet her closet is pretty great too! You can buy these cargos here.
Jessica Alba in Charley 5.0
Stars, they're just like us! Jessica Alba spent her weekend stocking up on bulk items at Costco. Leaving the store, she was stopped by fans asking for photos, so I guess it's a little different than my shopping trips!
Jessica looked chic in an all black outfit, topped off with a beret. She was wearing denim leggings by Charley 5.0. Jessica has worn Charley 5.0 denim leggings quite a few times before. You can purchase Charley 5.0 leggings at Boutique To You.


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Einzelzimmer in der Innenstadt von Milano
Anzahl von Gästen1
Größe100 m²
Stockwerk6(mit Fahrstuhl)
- Internet/WLAN
- Balkon/Terrasse
- Handtücher
- Fahrstuhl im Gebäude
- Küche
- Waschmaschine / Trockner
|Stendhal, 20144 Milano, Italien
|Privates Zimmer
|In wenigen Stunden
|Kalender aktualisiert
|Check-in ab
|Nach Vereinbarung
|Check-in vor
|Nach Vereinbarung
|Check-out vor
|Nach Vereinbarung
Fast über den Dächern von Mailand. Mittendrin und doch ohne Verkehrslärm.Zentrum zu Fuß erreichbar. Wegen des winzigen Aufzugs für schlanke Singles zu empfehlen.
I had a blast in Milano, thanks to Carlo! The room is good, clean and has a good bed. Carlo's apartment is situated in a nice neighborhood with plenty of opportunities to get a quick bus, tram or metro to any place you like. In the evenings it takes a quarter of one hour to walk to the canal area for an aperitivo and a good meal; supermarkets and bars and restaurants all over the area, and I will recommend the San Marco restaurant in the same street (Via Stendhal) as a place for a perfect meal. Carlo, as a host, gives you the best hospitality, is a well educated and sensitive man who knows a lot of Milano and life in general. When I go back to Milano alone, I certainly will contact him to ask for a new stay!
Great host, felt at home, lots of tips and good advice and just awesome :-)!! Many thanks Carlo, really appreciated.
Nice, clean room, and very helpful, friendly host. Close to public transportation, and not far to many interesting sights.
Carlo is a very friendly, relaxed, attentive and nice to talk to. The apartment as the room itself is spacious, full of light and tidy. Public transport and supermarkets are just around the corner. A good place to stay close to the centre of Milan.
Excellent... Carlo is a very nice guy, very relaxed and easygoing.Also he is very helpful and gave some nice tips about places to visit in Milano. The room is very neat and clean - i really felt like being "at home". Carlos apartment is nice, spacious and you can move around like you are living there. I think I couldn't have made any better choice. Also public transportation and supermarkets are in close walking distance. If I would visit Milano again (hopefully) I would chose Carlo's appartment also again. Thank you Carlo for a great nice holiday stay !
Very nice stay with Carlo. He is helpful, fun to talk with and easygoing, I felt welcome and looked after too, as I was travelling alone. The apartment is spacious, the room clean and full of light, with a small private balcony. The big terrasse is great, with flowers and a view over the roofs. The neighbourhood is calm and yet animated, with cafés, restaurants, shops and excellent public transport connexions.
Nice room in central Milan (next to metro M2 "San Agostino" and bus 50 "Via Stendhal"), nice and friendly hosts.
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Vipers Softball will be moving to 16u next year and I am looking to ad a few players (Pitchers are always welcome with plenty of mound time). We won 2 State Championships this year in USSSA and SEAA and I'm wanting to build on that.I am mainly wanting High School Players but will look at a player 14 years of age going into High School. So If you are a team player and want to be treated with respect and want to play alot of ball please let me know. Thanks
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Low Overhead Checkpointing Protocols for Mobile Distributed Systems: A Comparative Study
In mobile distributed systems, the authors come across some issues like: mobility, low bandwidth of wireless channels and lack of stable storage on mobile nodes, disconnections, limited battery power and high failure rate of mobile nodes. Fault Tolerance Techniques enable systems to perform tasks in the presence of faults. The likelihood of faults grows as systems are becoming more complex and applications are requiring more resources, including execution speed, storage capacity and communication bandwidth. A checkpoint is a local state of a process saved on stable storage. In a distributed system, since the processes in the system do not share memory, a global state of the system is defined as a set of local states, one from each process.


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Cross-post from the FTT Group:
Background: Born 35wks with hydrops, 10 days in NICU. Admitted to PICU at 14 days old, two months there. Since then, more than 20 admissions, including 3 PICU stays and one med-evac to a larger hospital.
Dx include: autoimmune hemolytic anemia, giant cell hepatitis, interstitial lung disease, laryngomalacia, hypotonia, GERD, failure to thrive, episodes of hypernutremia, episodes of hypoglycemia, and transient thrombocytopenia. He is GJ fed (with some oral intake) and on o2.
Diet: 30oz/day of 27kcal Pregestimil (via GJ), 3 jars stage 2 foods, and minimal PO intake (sips of juice, toddler puffs, etc). That's 831 calories from formula and about 300 calories from jar food for a total of more than 1100 calories per day!!(Normal caloric requirement for an 11 month old infant is roughly 700 calories per day.)
Brady is 11 months old and weighs 11lbs 14oz. He is 25.5in. He has not gained weight in over three months. He sees a GI for his liver issues and they are finally starting to take his FTT more seriously and exploring it further. IMO, too little too late. We're transferring his GI care to Children's Hospital Pittsburgh. I'm just wondering what tests to expect in the coming weeks. So far, they did some stool testing in July (though they did not explain what exactly) and said it was normal. They also did an organic urine acid test that was normal at that time. We found out last week that he had serum amino acids done way back in January that were abnormal and no one ever even mentioned it! So we had that redrawn Wednesday and are awaiting those results. But the more I read about FTT it seems they've not done much compared to other FTT kiddos. He's never had a sweat test or celiac screening or had his thyroid checked, anything like that.
So for those of you with LOs who have FTT due to a medical issue or who have metabolic or mito issues, what is/are your LOs diagnosis/es and what testing was done?


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I've searched high low for a solution to my problem, but there doesn't seem to be anything that helps. I've looked at Stack Overflow, the forums on WordPress.org, among other places to no avail.
I'm trying to get W3 Total Cache set up and working, and after working on it for a week now, I can't seem to find the root of why all the pages that are cached using this plugin are output in some bizarre format completely breaking and disabling my theme.
I can't even get past this to see what else is broken to see if this plugin is even working.
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"Kick-Ass" Star Aaron Taylor-Johnson Suits Up For "GQ"
The 23-year-old shows that he's all grown up for the September Issue spread shot by Nathaniel Goldberg.
1. Aaron Taylor-Johnson was always a heartthrob.
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2. Just look at how adorable he was with Chloe Moretz when they filmed the first Kick-Ass
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3. He got a bit older and was still hot.
4. Even when he got a scruffy and tried to look like Johnny Depp.
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5. Even here, next to his wife wearing a weird hat, he still looks cute.
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6. But now, he is all grownup and we're loving it.
7. Wow.
8. Like a fine wine, he just keeps getting better with age.
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Skip to comments.EPA Turns Out The Christmas Lights
Posted on 12/30/2011 2:55:22 PM PST by MichCapCon
Enjoy this seasons Christmas lights; next Christmas it will be considerably more expensive to run the lights that adorn Christmas trees, homes and businesses in many areas around the country, including Michigan.
Most American households would have preferred a lump of coal in their stocking from the Environmental Protection Agency rather than the Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) rule issued by the agency today. The rule is aimed at coal-fired power plants, mandating among other things a 90 percent reduction in mercury emissions. This may be the most expensive regulation on utilities issued by the EPA to date, estimated to cost utilities around 11 billion dollars per year.
Utility companies around the country are already reacting to the EPA's Christmas present by announcing the shuttering of 72 power plants around the country, including several in Michigan, as well as filing for rate increases running into the double digits.
No, Virginia, wind power will not replace coal in the generation of electricity as it is too expensive and unreliable. Natural gas is far more likely to replace the lost coal-fired plants. Fortunately, natural gas prices are currently low, but it bears a recent history of large fluctuations in price.
Natural gas is also the preferred heating fuel for homes in most areas of the U.S. However, utilizing it will require vast quantities of the fuel, which is likely to have an escalating effect on future prices.
Perhaps in the end the Grinch could not steal Christmas, but the EPA is trying its best.
More jobs lost, higher electric bills, less food on the table and the EPA is just getting started. I expect to see the economy worsen in 2012 between healthcare and the EPA.
The EPA needs to be erased from our government.
Unfunded - shutdown.
The next republican president could effectively do it with the stroke of a pen by simply firing all of the employees and not paying their utility bills. That's how easy it is. If they say otherwise, they don't really mean it when they speak against the EPA.
My electricity already costs me more than 3 times what it did 10 years ago.
Economic Treason
Since Dec 21, 2003
Must be the FReeping. : )
The EPA is on Perry's list of the big three government agencies to shut down.
If whoever becomes the next president does not deal with the EPA, then they are not worth much. We need to reduce them to a crew of about 5 people.
Nope. That could possibly make sense, and we can't have any of that. Screw people, the earth must be saved!
In other words,
NO mercury (not the slightest bit) allowed to produce electricity but...
....bulbs filled with mercury to burn in each home.
The first effect of not believing in God, is that you lose your common sense. ...GK Chesterton
There was a time when I thought that this agency could be rolled back to its functions in the 80's, but now I think it needs to be completely eliminated, all it's employees fired (and barred from reapplying), and restarted with the limited mission that it was designed to do.
By now, probably everyone down to the bathroom attendants there are wackos.
If only an intelligent person like yourself was in charge miracles would happen.
Used to live in Michigan and with the exception of Detroit, I loved it. I wish they would drill there. It was a family friendly state for the most part and I would hate to see it go the way of California.
When people start throwing away the "new" mercury contaminated squiggly light bulbs. I wonder if the mercury released by millions of bulbs will equal the coal plants.
20 years down the road the government will be seeking billions in cleanup funds from all the mercury in the landfills.
OH, no doubt about that!
They're aiming for a 90% reduction in mercury at coal burning plants? What about the new light bulbs??? I believe that's the next move by the EPA: once all the incandescent lights are used up, they will strictly limit the use of the new bulbs because of their mercury content. They want us sitting in the dark, folks! They want us using 15th century wind technology and no electric lights or electricity! Except for them - because they are an integral part of society. Let's take back our country before it's too late.
Change...bah, humbug!
Do you realize that both Mark Schauer and Bart Stupak counted CMS energy among their top contributors while in office?
And who builds those natural gas fired turbine generators?None other than GE!
Makes sense to an ecoweenie, I'm sure.
Shocked! not!
Open secrets is a great research tool. Stupak has joined the other 369 former members of congress who are currently lobbyists
What is the EPA going to do about all of the volcanoes that put out more mercury than mankind can even begin to think about making?
No President or Congress will get rid of ANY government agency, except maybe Ron Paul. Romney, Newt, Perry will only grow government, just like Ronald Reagan and both Bushes grew government each and every year. What will it take for so called small government conservatives to learn that Republicans have been in a position to stop government growth either through vetoing bills as President or cutting spending in congress for most of the past 40 years and never have.
Existing Coal Fired Boilers can be easily converted to Natural Gas Fired. No big investment - cleaner stack emissions - Gas Turbines not required.
Existing Coal Fired Boilers can be easily converted to Natural Gas Fired. Cleaner stack emissions and No need to buy Gas Turbines.
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Jackknifed semi triggers pile-up
CABOT A tractor-trailer jackknifed on Route 2 in Cabot early Monday, according to police, causing a four-car accident.
State police said the truck, driven by Zuhdija Husic, 42, of Utica, N.Y., was eastbound. Police said Timothy Sweeney, 49, of Northfield, was driving west in an Agency of Transportation truck and tried to avoid hitting Husic but ended up striking the side of his truck.
Nicole Laprade, 41, of Barre, was driving behind Sweeney and had to swerve off the road to avoid colliding with Sweeney or Husic, police said. Bailee Laplant, 19, of Richmond, was driving east and came down the hill unaware of the accident and struck Sweeneys vehicle on the drivers side, police said.
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