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Dec 27, 2012, 05:57 PM | ||
If you're talking in general, yes, and I believe that's the routine for all micro quads or at least those that come with their own transmitter. Now if you're talking rebinding to Turnigy 9X, it's not compatible with that protocol. |
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Dec 27, 2012, 09:25 PM | ||
It's possible one of the potentiometers may be going bad or a loose connector. If you pop the 6 screws off the back of the TX and remove the back cover, you'll see 3 plugs that come from the control stick potentiometers. See if any are loose. The middle plug is one that goes to the right stick. |
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Dec 28, 2012, 02:50 PM | |
You'll most likely smoke the capacitor\resistor whatever the square thing is right at the leads, but after scraping away the burnt material, you just may bring it back to life. Frankly if I were a 1SQ owner, I would swap the polarity to match all my other quads just so there can't be any mistakes.
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Dec 28, 2012, 04:08 PM | ||
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Dec 28, 2012, 05:54 PM | |
Very nice BD, I can't wait to get our hands on these. Quality seems so much better than your generic 808.
This is our video with the generic 808. Lighting always sucks at my house so it makes the condition worse (I know, how can you have lighting problems in FL?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=g3q-Aj2fKss |
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Dec 29, 2012, 06:50 AM | ||
Here's a link for info on this cam, start with message #1 to #5
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We're actually going to be carrying them BD and continue on the tradition of 'listen to the customers wishes'
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1796046 Also guys I've updated our tips and trick page (scroll down) starting at 'Maintenance': http://www.massiverc.com/PrestaShop/...ideos-and-tips |
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I just stop by your thread guys, to say one thing as veteran micro quad flyer to all the lurkers
Buy H36 with confidence ! It flies very good, imho better than V939. I tested head-to-head on the day H36 arrived with fresh V939 out of box and it's just more stable, doesn't tumble on hard banking. Ideal would be even lighter H36 with SMD led's all around |
Dec 31, 2012, 02:08 AM | |
Thanks Shafter
OK guys this is what the quads will be packed in, which will then go inside the USPS 7x7x6 box that the transmitters are packed in: http://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/...rature-Mailers |
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Dec 31, 2012, 09:34 AM | |
Just talked to our supplier and our Hubsan X4's should be shipping to us on the 2nd or 3rd, so that means usually a week's time since these are retail boxed and Chinese customs shouldn't be so much of a hassle.
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I just installed 12.04 Server. After my first login, I saw the IP and it is dynamic (I guess). I tried to change it by sudo vi /etc/network/interface
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Adapted from: Create a Static IP from the Command Line Basically, steps needed are: Find out you current settings:
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Does This Procedure --freezing Fat Cells Work with Obese People? I Have back problems which prevents walking and standing
Does This Procedure --freezing Fat Cells Work with Obese People? I Have back problems which prevents walking and standing
Some people are ideal candidates for CoolSculpting. But, it is not an ideal treatment for everyone. The following are some reasons that would prohibit a person from experiencing CoolSculpting in my ofice
) Pregnant, breast feeding or trying to become pregnant
2) Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, or currently suffering from any other auto-immune disorder that causes excessive pain, weakness or discomfort
3) Hernia or history of hernia in the area to be treated
4) A BMI of 34 or more (Bodybuilders or individuals with extremely muscular physiques could possibly be an exception
5) Any person currently suffering from chronic pain
6) Any person who has had body contouring surgery within the last 12 months without written consent from your physician
7) Any person who has a health condition or injury that prevents them from walking 1 mile each day
8) Individuals with a history of anorexia or bulimia in the last twelve months
9) Any person under the age of 19
10) Individuals with lymphedema or other conditions effecting the lymphatic system
Web reference: http://whatisbodysculpting.com/bodysculpting.html
The fat that is stored in the abdomen, behind the muscle wall, is not treatable by Zeltiq's CoolSculpting, nor liposuction. If fat has accumulated in a generalized distribution around the waist, stomach, flanks, arms, thighs, etc, and there are no focal areas that can be isolated, then Zeltiq would not work well and it would be extremely costly to treat such a surface area. It is unfortunate with many patients who are afflicted with chronic pain and disabilities, that they are no longer able to exercise as they used to. If swimming is possible, it may help provide some exericse while making the body buoyant and there is less pressure on certain body parts. Regardless of exercise, if you're obese, then you should see a nutritionist to help you severely cut your calories each day that you consume, but ensure that you are eating the right types of calories and nutrition. The weight you lose may help lessen the back pain too. Best Wishes.
Web reference: http://www.thenyac.com/zeltiq/index.html
For someone considering CoolSculpting, you should be in good health in fairly normal weight, and simply have areas of fat that have proven hard to get rid of. Many CoolSculpting patients find that their results have given them incentive to begin new habits with diet and exercise that have resulted in further weight loss and enhanced self esteem.
Hello, CoolSculpting is ideal for patients that have diet and exercise resistant fat - a few inches. However, CoolSculpting will freeze off fat cells the same either a slim patient or heavier. I hope this helps. Dr. G
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Coolsculpting is for fit individuals whom have that stubborn area which is not reactive to excercise and dieting. It is not intended for overweight or obese individuals.
CoolSculpting is not a weight loss treatment. It is a body sculpting treatment for exercise or diet resistant bulges. The ideal candidate is the one who is close (within 10-15 pounds) of their ideal weight.
Thank you for the question.
No, I would not recommend cool sculpting to treat patients who are overweight. As with any "body contouring" procedure, surgical or nonsurgical, it is best to have these procedures done when patients have achieved a long-term stable weight. Cool sculpting, like liposuction surgery, is indicated for patients with diet and exercise resistant adipose tissue (with acceptable overlying skin elasticity attributes).
Generally speaking, patients who are overweight are better off seeking consultation with medical practitioners expert in weight loss, personal trainers, nutritionists etc.
I hope this helps.
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Private giving comes in many forms at The University of Montana. While some give with their wallets, others donate their time and considerable expertise. Such is the case with the School of Law's Advanced Trial Advocacy Program, a sort of new-lawyer boot camp taught each spring since 1986 by experienced judges and lawyers who volunteer. When the hourly rate of most of these folks is considered, it's a sizeable donation indeed. Up to 36 law students and new practicing attorneys enroll in the program and then conduct a weeklong mock trial from opening statements to closing arguments. During each long, intense day, students are critiqued and even videotaped as they perform before their esteemed instructors. The case for the 2005 class involved a wrongful death action arising from an automobile accident in which a 4-year-old passenger was killed by a police car. The patrol car was responding to a 911 emergency call. The officer, police chief and city were sued for wrongful death. The students alternated between representing the defendants and the plaintiff. Karen
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Evernote App Hacked
Evernote joins Twitter, Apple, and Facebook on the list of tech companies hacked in recent weeks.
Evernote "has discovered and blocked suspicious activity on the Evernote network that appears to have been a coordinated attempt to access secure areas of the Evernote Service," according to a statement posted on the company's website earlier today. "As a precaution to protect your data, we have decided to implement a password reset."
About 50 million passwords have been changed following the breach.
The hackers accessed usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords. The company is now requiring its users to update their passwords. To facilitate this, Evernote is releasing app updates.
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Remember back when Chris Brown had a 'negative-energy' induced seziure? Then he got better & played a charity basketball game with the LAPD? Remeber even FURTHER back when he went to jail (for 45 minutes) for a hit-and-run case? And all of the drama he got over the graffiti he put on his own home?
More negativity coming your way, Breezy. And this time, it's because Frank Ocean has returned to stir the pot! ... sort of. Details below. [PopCrush]
Chris Brown is now being sued over the studio parking lot brawl that took place with Frank Ocean back in L.A. in January — but it's not Ocean who is behind the suit.
Sha'keir Duarte, who is said to be Ocean's cousin and a member of his entourage that night, claims he was attacked by a member of Brown's posse during the epic confrontation over the parking spot. Duarte is claiming that he suffered not only a concussion but also humiliation and mental anguish as part of the brouhaha. He's seeking an unspecified amount of damages.
He also claims that Brown threatened gun violence and that the singer's bodyguard punched him and kicked him 12 times, at his boss' urging. He said Breezy dropped the "n" word during the altercation, as well. At the time, Ocean had filed a battery report but opted not to press charges.
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CICERO - Dylan Cassidy's high school track and field career came to a close on a high note Friday at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association track and field championships.
The senior took third place in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of :55.77.
Cleveland Hill's Daryl Spencer placed first with a time of :54.48 while Maria Mayen of Center Moriches took second at :55.57.
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"It was a good ending to his high school career," Fredonia coach Bob Ball said. "The competitive side of him and his coaches would have liked to see him win. He was seeded fifth and ended up third."
Cassidy will be attending St. John Fisher in the fall where he will continue his track and field career.
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No wonder so many people thought Jesus was a heretic! All this talk of a kind and forgiving God? I mean, did he skip the bit where God asks Abraham to kill his favourite son? Wasn't flooding the entire world a little rash? Can ordering that hit on Amalekites be classified as reasonable behaviour? Let's face it, Old-Testament God could use a little anger management.
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Gnostics had an explanation for God's recklessness: dude isn't the real God. According to them, that deity in the Old Testament is the result of an abomination. Some angelic being - an aeon called Sophia - mated with herself instead of a proper consort, and out came the Demiurge, whom Sophia immediately abandoned upon realizing what a hideous thing she'd done. Because the Demiurge was stuck on a cloud all by itself, it assumed that everything belonged to it, so it started creating things (the world, animals, Adam and Eve) to have stuff to possess and control. The Demiurge was ignorant and selfish, which explains its belligerence and general brattiness towards its own creation.
Unfortunately, this story never made the canonical cut because Gnostics just couldn't get organized. The story also distinguishes between the One True God - who is light and goodness and truth and love - and Creator God, that angry dude from the Old Testament. And if there's any legitimacy to this Gnostic tale, then the God that's been running things around here is full of rage.
If God is there at all in the Coen brothers' "A Serious Man," he's of the unseen, unknown, and scathingly unfair variety. Their plot is rooted in folkloric storytelling, from the tragic hero to the things that happen in threes. If you ask the Coen brothers why they keep torturing poor Larry Gopnik, they'll probably say, "Because we can." And really, isn't that the kind of answer a god might give?
In Larry Gopnik's world, God is not merciful. It's easy to equate Larry with Job, who's being put through the ringer at God's go-ahead. Then again, hasn't a mathematician's faith already been tested? After mapping out the equation of the uncertainty principle to his students, Larry tells the class, "It proves we can't ever really know what's going on."
Larry's perfectly capable of living with that uncertainly until a bunch of certainties take turns taunting him. They don't even beat around the bush about it, either. His wife tells him very plainly that she's met someone else and wants a divorce. In an irritatingly condescending manner, her lover gently muscles his way into the Gopnik home. Larry's anti-social brother has a severe gambling problem. His son's accrued a debt through a Columbia record scam. One of his students is trying to bribe his way into a passing grade. And despite all that, Larry has to keep it together because he's up for tenure.
Seeing how much he's struggling with his life's sudden eventfulness, a friend advises Larry to seek counsel from a Rabbi. There are a few in his congregation, and in the pecking order, the eldest seems to be the least effectual and the youngest is the most idealistic. Each also represents a type of godhood.
Larry's first consultation is with young Rabbi Scott, who advises him to look at things from a fresh perspective, to seek inspiration in the littlest details, which are as great as God is good. Larry gives it an honest shot until his wife's lover dies, which somehow gets him stuck with the funeral bill.
This leads him to Rabbi Nachtner, who tells him the story of a dentist who found Hebrew etchings in his patient's teeth. Trying to understand the mystery, the dentist spends countless nights searching the Kabbalah and the Torah for answers. What does Rabbi Nachtner make of such an oddity? He doesn't know, and besides, God "doesn't owe us an answer. He doesn't owe us anything. The obligation runs the other way." Eventually, he tells Larry, whatever's troubling him will just go away, like it did for the dentist. Larry is willing to entertain this notion until his dreams get unsettlingly immoral.
For problems of this nature, he's told to seek an appointment with Rabbi Marshak. But the elder Marshak can't be bothered. In an unquestionably God-like manner, he refuses to see Larry. The silver lining? Larry finally gets a direct answer.
Maybe it's out of character, but Larry wants to know what it all means. What the Rabbis can't tell Larry - either because it's too simple or too devastating - is that it's all rather meaningless. Case in point: at the end, Larry's doctor wants to speak to him "in person" about the results of his chest x-rays. That's code for "you've got cancer." The kicker, of course, is that Larry doesn't even smoke.
In the unraveling, Larry goes through three lawyers as well. Each is even less helpful than the Rabbis. They also have an interesting way of fitting into Larry's catastrophic narrative. The divorce lawyer can't quite find the legal loophole that would prevent Larry from paying for his wife's lover's funeral. The off-screen criminal lawyer leaves his mark by way of an enormous bill. And the real estate lawyer drops dead in the middle of a meeting.
As though it's for our sake, the movie provides a calm and restful moment when Larry visits his neighbour's wife, whom he covets, and, all told, who's looking to be coveted. They share some marijuana in her viscid living room, and for a blessed instant, his problems disappear. It's when he doesn't make an effort to please anyone else that he pleases himself the most. But as some Jewish folk tales might warn, there's a price to pay for self-satisfaction, especially if you deserve it.
By the Coen brothers' own admission, there's no real significance to the folk tale in the opening scene. It's just there to set the tone, and it does so more skilfully than might be intended. On a cold winter's night, a man comes home and tells his wife he's just been rescued by Treitle Groshkover. His wife's face hardens; Treitle Groshkover's been dead for 3 years (she thinks). This, to her, can only mean one thing: Groshkover is a dybbuk (or a demon, for us "goys"). When Groshkover arrives, she tests his immortality by stabbing him in the heart. He isn't even bleeding, she points out. And it's true. For a few, hair-raising seconds, he doesn't. But then, as if to prove he's human, blood pours out of his wound. He asks, rightly, who the dybbuk really is when a woman stabs an old man in the heart because of a superstition she can't possibly prove. He wobbles out of their home, knowing when he's not wanted.
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Thanks FeFe - I'll keep me eye out for yours at track tonight......
Sorry for those who were waiting for a swim session but I ran instead ... gosh, you do lose run fitness quickly dont you? I didnt find your mojo I am afraid Min ... perhaps its has gone off for a REST !!!!Bizzy late shifts all week so I am a little sporadic I am afraid
i have a tickly cough / sore throat and it's not much fun
I only did 40 mins .. well 44 to be precise, it seemed ok after it warmed up, I shall keep an eye on the following morning tho, that seems to be the keyWill back off again if I get any longer term symptoms and wont go over 60 mins until January, well thats the plan anyway !!
Chavage you need to gargle on some brandy or something
stopped at lights a a car without lights went across my path and down the road straight into a parked car.then swereved off and down the road drunkenly............no lights and the bumper on the front was already hanging off so i presume it had already hit something before it got there....hope to god it stops or get stopped before they kill someone..........
phoned through the details to the police but tby the time the call ended they could have een miles away......
Lets hope they managed to stop it Seren .. you'd be surprised how many are actually apprehended as a result of a call
Crikey - good call Seren (no pun intended).
Sorry FeFe - no mojos lurking at my session last night.
not a great night sleep..have afeling that there is something i should do today but can't think what...apart from going to do some stupid vote i dont really agree with..........
but the priciple of voting for me is so strong that i will not not vote
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we have 6 standing, lib/lab/con/UKIP and two independants- need to do some more background reading before making a decision.
I ended up ducking the pool session, will try to do better today.
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100% agree Seren, I have always voted and will continue to do so, not the most glamorous election but the principle remains
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I have swum 2.4k shoehorned into a brief session ... if anyone needs some then please grab the appropriate amount of lengths
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Tracking Sensex: L&T top loser this week
By Aditya Kalra and Sankalp Phartiyal
The Sensex lost 2 percent and the Nifty slipped 2.3 percent in a tough week for stocks as Indian markets remained cautious ahead of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) policy review on July 30.
The benchmark Sensex, which ended in the red for three of five trading sessions, touched a 2-1/2 year high during the week as consumer goods shares surged.
The rupee continues to be in focus as it hit a five-week high on Friday. The RBI tightened liquidity further on Tuesday to support the rupee and the central bank is likely to hold rates at its policy review next week.
Here are the top five losers and gainers of the week that ended on July 26:
Larsen & Toubro (L&T): India's largest engineering and construction conglomerate was the worst Sensex performer of the week, with its shares losing 13.2 percent after June-quarter results disappointed markets.
from Expert Zone:
New ways to distribute insurance policies
(Any opinions expressed here are those of the author and not of Reuters)
On a rainy day in Mumbai, I was chatting with the taxi driver. It was a prolonged journey, made worse by a never-ending traffic jam. We talked about insurance and I asked him about his insurance cover. I heard the familiar story of a man being cheated into buying an expensive plan; he escaped only after losing a lot of money.
When we think of insurance, it's typically life, motor and health insurance that come to mind. These are relatively expensive and an already reluctant Indian consumer stays away unless forced into it. This 'push' component has become the default sales mode. Motor insurance is mandatory by law and should have ready acceptance. But a large number of vehicles on Indian roads are still not insured.
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How the RBI's recent measures affect you
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Banking is the backbone for growth in large economies such as India. Banks provide short-term finance to trade, industry and agriculture while also ensuring excess money is channelized into productive assets via deposits and financial intermediation.
Banks have to work under the stipulated policies of the central bank with respect to deposit mobilisation and lending for which they need to maintain minimum cash balances and government securities.
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India seeks diaspora bailout without strings
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India wants to ask its diaspora for a loan to ride out a funding crunch. For the fourth time in 22 years, the government is contemplating a cash call, Reuters reported on July 22. The borrowing will probably be in the form of a time-deposit-like structure, exclusively aimed at non-resident Indians.
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The short and long of emerging markets
Fickle investors have spurned emerging markets in recent weeks, but this rout has obscured a more alluring vista out on the horizon.
Developing economies now account for 50 percent of global output and 80 percent of economic expansion and are projected to continue growing far faster than developed nations. They are expected to possess an even larger share of global growth, wealth and investment opportunities in years to come. So much so that the labels investors use to classify some of these nations will change as the developing develop and the emerging emerge into more potent economic powers
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India's concerted effort to shore up the battered rupee over the past two weeks has had one goal in mind: raising currency-adjusted yields to a level where even investors wary of a withdrawal of cheap money from the U.S. would still buy emerging market assets. The central bank has raised overnight money market rates by more than 300 basis points – a spate of tightening not seen since early 2008 – and sharply inverted the swap and the bond yield curve in less than two weeks.
From an offshore perspective, FX implied yields have jumped from a chunky 6 percent last month to well over 8 percent this week. But the risk-reward has not come cheap. For all the pain caused in the world of domestic interest rates, the Indian rupee has barely edged higher. Part of the reason is the Reserve Bank of India's sledgehammer steps last week have been offset by other actions taken by the central bank and conflicting talk from government officials assuring lenders - the biggest players in the domestic bond markets - that these measures are temporary.
from India Insight:
A look at some of India's cheap food schemes
Nearly 70 percent of India's population lives on less than $2 (around 120 rupees) a day, according to World Bank data. The country, the world's second-largest producer of wheat and rice after China, is also home to a quarter of the world's hungry.
Helping the poor has always been on the ruling government's agenda since independence. India, which currently spends 900 billion rupees on giving the poor access to cheap food, hopes to increase it to 1.3 trillion rupees ($22 billion) and widen its scope with an ambitious food security programme launched this month.
from The Human Impact:
The night the rain fell: Living in fear in India's Himalayas
I didn't sleep a wink that night.
It poured and poured and didn't seem to let up. I could hear it crashing down relentlessly. It was so loud that I had to get out of bed to check whether the window of my hotel room was open. It wasn't.
The pitch blackness outside didn't help to allay my anxiety. All I could hear was the thunderous noise of the rain beating down and rushing waters of the Alaknanda River on the banks of which my hotel in the Indian Himalayas was located.
from Expert Zone:
Time to get used to a weak rupee
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The fall of the rupee has become politically embarrassing. When the rupee crossed 60 to the dollar, the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) thought it was time to act. The RBI tried to suppress speculation that had exaggerated the rupee's fall and the government sought to increase foreign resources to fund the current account deficit (CAD).
The RBI complied half-heartedly. "We let our exchange rate be largely market determined, but intervene in the market to smooth excess volatility and/or to prevent disruptions to macroeconomic stability," Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said in a speech in London.
from India Insight:
Tracking Sensex: top gainers, losers this week
It was a good week for Indian shares as the BSE Sensex gained 1 percent to close at 20,149.85, after the index touched a near two-month high during trade on Friday. The rupee gained for the second week and ended at 59.35/36 after rising 0.3 percent.
Markets reacted negatively on Tuesday to the Reserve Bank's moves to tighten liquidity in the system in a bid to support the weak rupee. However, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Friday that these steps may be temporary.


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doctor appointment or doctor´s appointment?This question has been answered · 34 replies Forums · General English Grammar & Vocabulary, Listening & Speaking · General English Vocabulary & Idiom Questions Anonymous: I have a question that I need help with...fast. (I am a non - native English speaker)Is it possible to say " I have a doctor appointment" instead of using the form " I have a doctor´s appointment". The use of possessive s is a bit confusing. I hope that some one here could help me. Thank you very much in advance, regards, Eric Approved answer (verified by Ruslana) It should be doctor's. I can see how the possessive could be confusing if you are only thinking about it from your side, but don't forget that the doctor also has an appointment at that time - with you. Veteran Member11,782 Approved answer (verified by Ruslana) Hmmm. The responses here surprised me because "I have a doctor appointment" does not sound "wrong" to me -- I would be just as likely to say "doctor apppointment" as "doctor's appointment". Does anyone else agree with me? Maybe it's a U.S./U.K. difference? Or am I just weird? [:^)] How about "I have a dentist appointment"? I might either say it that way, or say "I have a dental appointment." Is anyone going to make a case for "I have a dentist's appointment"? Veteran Member6,313 Approved answer (verified by Ruslana) We do say 'dentist's appointment' this side of the Atlantic. Likewise 'vet's appointment'. We say 'hospital appointment' without the s. ALL REPLIES Anonymous: It is not possible to say "I have a doctor appointment". This is not correct English. In North America too, doctor's apppointment is the preferred one. At The New York Times: doctor's apppointment: 200 hits doctor apppointment: 6 hits Veteran Member11,673 KhoffHmmm. The responses here surprised me because "I have a doctor appointment" does not sound "wrong" to me -- I would be just as likely to say "doctor apppointment" as "doctor's appointment". Does anyone else agree with me? Maybe it's a U.S./U.K. difference? Or am I just weird? [:^)]Doctor appointment to me does not sound right. I don't see a justifying reason why doctor takes possessive but dentist doesn't. Maybe that's just the way it is and has no exact reason. (which is why English is so hard to master) It kinda falls under those strange rules like a pair of pants, when it's only one piece of clothing. We don't say a pair of shirts. New Member16 Hi,Hookster -welcome to the Forum. There was actually a long discussion a while ago about "a pair of pants" -- apparently pants actually used to be two separate pieces, kind of like cowboys' chaps, that tied together at the top. I understand why English is hard to master, but I thought I had done a pretty good job of it in 52 years, which is why I was surprised to find that something that seemed perfectly natural to me was consedered "wrong." Perhaps I should have added that I would probably not write "doctor appointment" in anything formal -- I agree that "doctor's appointment" sounds more formal - but in conversation "doctor appointment" sounds perfectly fine to me. (This would also explain why it shows up less often in The New York Times.) Grammar Geek, would you like to venture an opinion on this one? Hookster, what part of Colorado are you in? And, to digress a little, do you consider yourself a Coloradan? I am pretty sure that when I was growing up in Denver we were all Coloradoans -- then I spent 20 years on the East Coast and returned to find that I had lost an entire syllable. Show more
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Just outside Armagh is Ulster's Camelot—the region's ancient capital. Excavations date evidence of activity to 700 BC. The fort has strong associations with figures of Irish history. Legend has it that thousands of years ago this was the site of the palace of Queen Macha; subsequent tales call it the barracks of the legendary Ulster warrior Cuchulainn and his Red Branch Knights. Remains dating from 94 BC are particularly intriguing: a great conical structure, 120 feet in diameter, was formed from five concentric circles made of 275 wooden posts, with a 276th, about 12 yards high, situated in the center. In a ritual whose meaning is not known, it was filled with brushwood and set on fire. Young children can dig into the past in the Archeo Pit, dress up as a Celt, and touch history with "feely boxes." In the summer guided tours are held every two hours and last 40 minutes.
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Freddye Carter loves her little shitzu -- a gift from her dad after 9/11 when she lost her mother, Angelene Carter, a civilian army employee.
Freddye was a senior at Suitland High School that day. Her sister in Belgium was actually on the phone with her mother.
"She said then the phone started going really staticy -- she could hear my mother yelling out her name, and then the phone went dead," Freddye says.
And 10 years later, it still hurts.
The teenager who dreamed of a singing career had to grow up fast:
She took on a lot of responsibility because, after her mother was killed, she became the woman of the house. She says she was holding everything inside and was trying to be strong for her father.
She clung to her faith, got a job and put her college degree on hold.
"My mom told me if she was to die she wouldn't want anyone to dwell over her but I can't help it," she says. "It's like everywhere--911 is everywhere."
The memories are indeed everywhere. Her mother's pearls, the smell of Chanel perfume, the metal bracelet with Angelene's name on it and the case filled with memorabilia -- including the watch her mother was wearing that day at the Pentagon.
But Freddye is looking past the past now -- pursuing an online computer science degree, and knowing her mother would be proud of her:
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This month, the Indian Television sets a new record, the second afternoon show to complete a thousand episodes. Kumkum, Ek Pyara Sa Bandhan, has successfully managed to be on top of the television fraternity, despite the odd time slot. Beating the prime time slots and winning hearts all across the globe, Kumkum has managed to even rule the TRP charts. Its no surprise that Kumkum did so well. With a cast and crew Kumkum has, its bound to win over even the toughest critic.
The IF team managed to get a sneak peak into the sets of Kumkum and the excitement is now top notch as we take a glimpse at the full swing preparations taking place behind the scenes.The adrenalin is now pumping high, isn't it? .
Well yes, the stage is now set for the Kumkum Dhamaka to unfold. The reporters in IF managed to get an insight on the appearance of the grand sets. The Stage is set -Yellow designer lights glowed against the majestic black backdrops, with elegant white sofas and stairs decorated with flowers and ribbons adding to the dazzling decorations of the set. We caught glimpses of great Dadi - Lajoji, who was dressed up elegantly in white but without the mandatory wig - looking much younger than the age she portrays in Kumkum. We also noticed younger dadi Veena, dressed up in a yellow saree reminding you of the summer and a million dollar smile, Ashkha was among the rest bubbling around with a punky pink salwar. Dressed in a sizzling saffron shirt with a white blazer was Sharman (Gaurav) and Hussain charming everyone around in a happening black suit.
We were pleasantly surprised to see a familiar face - draped in a beautiful black saree , it was none other than the vivacious Archana Puran Singh. The popular host of many shows Archana has joined the team to celebrate their 1000th episode, by playing the host for the day. So can we all raise a toast for our seasoned campaigner and host, Archana? What more, we could get a glimpse of one of the segments, where Archana talks to the two generations of Kumkum, the grandparents and the grand children.
The masti, the dhamaal, the pranks were full on. The Kumkum stars are simply full of it, having a Blast out there!
Catch Part 2 of K3 bash, coming up soon!!! With comments by our favorite stars of the show and to see what�s been �cooking� behind the sets.
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I recently bought a 2012 JGC Laredo 4x2 with 25,000 miles on the V6 engine. The day after I bought it the check engine light came, slight loss of power, rough idle, and the Eco light would no longer come on. I drove straight to the dealership and described my issue with the tech. He knew immediately that it was the head cylinder issue that's been going on with this particular engine. He ran a diagnostic just to verify and document, and that confirmed his suspicion. They immediately gave new a loaner. So far so good - but no updates as to when they will have the parts. NOW - my last car was a Lexus is250, which until the Jeep proves otherwise, was the best car I've owned. I had the EXACT same issue with the Lexus and it was repaired under warranty. After the repair the Lexus was back to normal and I had no further issues. I've been told i will, and im hoping, that I have the same luck with the JGC. However, is shocked at the options you get with the base JGC. The only things it's does not have that my Lexus did are leather and a sunroof. I've been very impressed with the Jeep overall. The ride is great for an SUV and so is the mpg. You will read horror stories on the internet because that's what it's for, but everyone I've spoken with absolutely loves their JGC. I just hope it is fixed quickly and I have no other issues because this dodge avenger they loaned me gives my wife ammo to make fun of me. I will be updating this review as I progress through the the repairs and time with the vehicle.
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50 Cent Joins Cast Of "Odd Thomas"
The rapper turned actor has reached another deal to hit the big screen.
50 Cent's acting resume keeps growing. The G-Unit leader has signed on to star in the film Odd Thomas, adapted by Stephen Sommers from the bestselling novel by Dean Koontz.
The rapper, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, was the last to sign on to the film, in which he will play "Shamus Cocobolo, a blind deejay who helps the titular hero [played by Anton Yelchin] uncover a Satanic plot. The flick, which begins production immediately in Santa Fe, New Mexico, also stars Addison Timlin, Willem Dafoe, Patton Oswalt, Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Nico Tortorella.
The Queens, New York native is set to appear in the upcoming film Set Up alongside Bruce Willis and Ryan Phillippe. He recently inked a deal to appear alongside Willis in Fire with Fire, and is currently filming Freelancers with Forest Whitaker and Robert De Niro.
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