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I cannot believe how quickly the process took to transfer this lease. Now granted, this was a particularly unbelievable deal, but still, less than 1 week. I received the confirmation from BMWFS yesterday and the new owner is picking her up tomorrow. I must admit, Im a bit sad to let her go. For the price I was paying and the overall package, I can reluctantly say I was foolish to transfer the lease. I should have just kept it until next July and then decide what to get next. If the transfer would have taken weeks to generate interest, I probably would have just taken the Thread down (it was just a feeler after all!). But I have issues, and my Bimmer ADHD obviously gets the better of me. Although I only had the Z435is for 1 year, I previously had a Z435i (E89) for 2 years (wow, God forbid), and I guess it was time for a change. So .now what? I think I have narrowed down my potential next BMW, but many might consider them polar opposites: 2013 M3 (DCT) or 2013 135is (DCT). I cannot stand those Threads that ask total strangers What color should I get or Which car would you choose, so I apologize in advance, but I need input on thinking this through. Im 70% certain I should go with the 135is, but that 30% keeps gnawing at the pit of my stomach. The other day I test drove my Service Advisors personal 2012 M3 (DCT). The M is a phenomenal machine; however, I left the drive void of that feeling: I gotta have this! Now perhaps that was due to not pushing it hard given my SA was with me, but there are several factors Im hesitant about with the potential of getting the M: Price of admission, gas mileage, and tire wear. I guess Im not the typical M customer as those factors are probably not on the radar for this demographic. Ironically, the M was more comfortable than my Z, but in order to hear the exhaust and get that neck-snapping performance, you need to drive the M hard, which again is at the expense of mpg and tire wear. I have always longed for an M3, what BMW enthusiast hasnt? But perhaps it just is not the right time. But every time I draw that conclusion, that 30% devil keeps coming back Now obviously I cannot test drive the 135is as they only started production in July. But I drove the 135i significantly during my BMW Performance School a few years ago and I loved it. It is a tight and fast little rocket. Im sure the 135is will be that much better with the Performance Power Kit and Performance Exhaust standard. The negative for the 1er are the exterior looks at certain angles (IMHO). Of course nothing compares to our gorgeous E89s, but thats a tough order for most cars currently. The positives for the 1er is that it is significantly cheaper, I would only lease for 2 years (whereas the M would be 3again my ADHD voices would be getting louder in my head by then), I have no doubts that it will perform and handle extremely well, and my current winter set-up would fit. So guys/gals, what are your thoughts? I dont plan on posting over on the 1er or M3 subforums, as I know those folks would be biased toward their current rides. It would be especially insightful to hear from some of you whom may have had a 1er or M3 previously or currently (I PMd some of you and thanks for your feedback). Its been a pleasure being an E89 member and participating on this subforum. Kief
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MOSCOW - Russia said on Friday it had not made any new deliveries of military helicopters to Syria but had sent repaired aircraft to the violence-torn country "many years ago".
In its most direct response yet to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's comments that Washington had information attack helicopters were on the way from Russia to Syria, the Foreign Ministry said Moscow's arms cooperation with Damascus was limited to "defensive" technology.
"There are no new deliveries of Russian military helicopters to Syria. All arms industry cooperation with Syria is limited to a transfer of defensive arms," the ministry said on its website.
"Regarding helicopters, there were previously planned repairs of military equipment delivered to Syria many years ago."
Russia faces increasing Western criticism over arms supplies to Syria where the United Nations says government forces have killed more than 10,000 people in a crackdown on an uprising that began with pro-democracy protests in March 2011.
Russia says it is fulfilling existing contracts for air defense systems supplies for use against external attacks and is not sending Syria weapons that could be used in the internal conflict.
A source close to Russia's arms exporting monopoly Rosoboronexport said that Clinton's comments on Tuesday may have referred to helicopters that had been sent to Russia in 2009 for repairs and may be on the way back to Syria.


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Quote:The pictures and explanations as this topic progresses are truly excellent, Jason. Nice work.
Quote:Then we get to the table (what many readers are going to take away from this), and I have to wonder about a few things there:
Quote: 1) Minor quibble, the cheshire in a combo tool can also be calibrated to a primary mirror mark, so could also earn an Excellent.
Quote:2) Was interested to see that there are no Excellent FAE tools(?)
Quote:3) Was interested to see that the CAM AC did not get promoted into the PAE row at all, since I thought its intent, one of them, anyway, was to make a cheshire completely redundant.
Quote:4) There ought to be some reemphasis that PAE and FAE are really the only two collimation axes. CAE and LAE are interesting to help talk about AC theory only.
Quote:Quote:2) Was interested to see that there are no Excellent FAE tools(?)Correct. Getting the "Excellent" rating has high standards. It should involve visual cues that are parallax-free, sharp, and highly-readable. Stacking P+1 does not meet this criteria....Jason
Quote: There ought to be some reemphasis that PAE and FAE are really the only two collimation axes. CAE and LAE are interesting to help talk about AC theory only.
Quote:What about stacking P & 3 in the CDP?
Quote:Indeed true - IIRC CAE=2*PAE+FAE and LAE=2*PAE+2*FAE (vector sums), and thus, the CAE and LAE should perhaps not be seen as "fundamental" in the sense of being independent of the others (you could, in principle, derive PAE and FAE from CAE and LAE, but this would be pointless). It could also be made clearer that the PAE and FAE are indeed independent of each other - you may have accurate collimation of one axis and still have some miscollimation of the other (even if that's what you try to avoid). It is only the PAE that causes coma in the center of the FOV, the FAE will cause a tilt of the focal planes but no error in the center of the FOV.
Quote:Quote:What about stacking P & 3 in the CDP? It depends on the focal length of the scope. For my 1200mm scope, it is hard to see reflection 3 primarily because of its fuzziness. The left photo is what I see and the right one is with the camera focused at infinity. Those with longer focal lengths scopes, reflection 3 will be clearer. For a reference to others, the following posts explain the relationship between focal length and reflections 1&3 fuzziness: post1 post2 post3 But the trend seems to be moving towards scopes with shorter focal lengths (< F3.0 scope). Not to mention that imaging scopes tend to have a short focal length – the very scopes that require more accurate focuser axial alignment. Jason
Quote:.... Therefore, eliminating LAE with P+2 stacking and CAE with the CAM with great accuracy implies both PAE and FAE are also eliminated with the same great accuracy.
Quote: Using a cheshire like Catseye's with a triangle and a ring does add more reading accuracy than the sight-tube/combo tool with the distracting cross-hairs. I am speaking from experience since I have used both tools extensively.


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This is the Cubs' final interleague game of 2013. They will become the first team to complete its interleague schedule for this year (the Twins would have been first, but they have one rained-out game to make up with the Mets, next month). So far, the Cubs are 13-6 in interleague play and have outscored American League opponents 113-63. (That translates to an average win of 6-3.) If they can win tonight's game, they will have won the season series from five of the six A.L. opponents, losing only to the Athletics. The home-road split for interleague, entering today: 7-2 at home, 6-4 away from Wrigley.
At some point the Cubs will have to figure out how to translate this performance into defeating National League Central teams, against whom they are 13-26 so far this year. You could say the Cubs have beaten up on bad teams, but they are 3-3 against the two good teams in the A.L. West (Rangers and A's), 10-3 against the four other A.L. teams they have played. Many good teams pile up tons of wins against bad teams.
Winning is good, no matter how you do it. The Cubs can match their season-high winning streak (five) if they can win tonight.
Alfonso Soriano now has 387 home runs, good for 58th on the all-time list. Next up:
51. Andres Galarraga, 399 51. Al Kaline, 399 53. Dale Murphy, 398 54. Joe Carter, 396 55. Jim Edmonds, 393 56. Graig Nettles, 390 57. Johnny Bench, 389
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Sappelt RF, Ransom 3B, Rizzo 1B, Soriano LF, Castro SS, Barney 2B, Castillo C, Borbon CF, Samardzija P
OBP in the leadoff spot this year:
Starlin Castro .357 Darwin Barney .276 Julio Borbon .242 Dave Sappelt .214
Please explain to me why Castro isn't leading off tonight. Or even Cody Ransom, for heaven's sake.
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Jeff Samardzija has never faced the Angels. Of course, he has faced Albert Pujols numerous times, with not-good results: 5-for-12, a double, two home runs, three walks. Shark had a rough outing last weekend against the Pirates; otherwise he's been pretty consistent this year. Recipe for success: stay away from Pujols.
C.J. Wilson has one career start against the Cubs, May 23, 2010 while he was with the Rangers (lineup mostly for amusement value, although Alfonso Soriano homered off Wilson that day). Wilson's numbers and game logs this year are remarkably similar to Samardzija's; many good ones, a few glitchy starts, overall numbers almost the same. (Note: Cubs have similar production for a lot less money.)
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I posted another topic earlier, but no one responded, so I'm trying again!! We've just purchased our first home, we move in 2 weeks (I'm sooo excited!!!). The house is almost in the middle of the lot, so we have 4 yard spaces to work with. To plan my garden should I start with one spot and work my way around? Or, should I try to make a plan on paper and go from there? How do you decide where a flower bed will look best and what shape to make it? Is it easier on the eyes to coordinate the colours of the plants, or does anything go?
Your persistence will pay off in the garden!
Just a thought - when you plan the whole thing on paper, start with a few trees and shrubs. They will provide the basic "bones" of the garden, and act as background to the perennials and annuals, as well as showing some shape when everything else is covered with a blanket of snow. They can provide screening of things you don't want to see looking out of your yard, and privacy from people looking in. You may want some shade from the hot summer sun, and shade gardens can be wonderful - there's lots of information out there about gardening in shade. Happy planning!
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Computers can be very frustrating, cant they?
amy79, I'll try to help out. Send the original pic to firstname.lastname@example.com and I'll see what I can do.
looks like it has lots of "cottage" potential! I wonder if it is possible to create a bed between the walkway and the house? It would be best if you could move that walkway some distance from the house. I think it would be nice to see some tall plants right along the foundation - you could plant gladioli bulbs right away, for flowers later in the summer. Some delphiniums grow 5 feet tall, keep them in mind, too.
Some flowering, climbing plants would be great too. With that cottage feel, if I were you I would be very tempted to begin a collection of climbing roses to grow up along the sides of the house, or clematis (or both?). Plants are expensive, so if you like the idea of climbers, you could start sweet peas from seed and have those until you can fill in with the pricier climbers!
If you have a survey or Real Property Report, you could photocopy and enlarge it, so that you can use it as a basis for your plan. Then you would have the property lines, dimensions and permanent structures laid out for you. You could "draw" different garden plots and paths on copies of the plan to see how everthing fits together. I think curving beds would be great. I would try consulting someone at your best local garden centre. Bring your plans! Lots of people that work at garden centres are trained or at least ar very dedicated garderners. You might get some really great free advice.
You will love your new home even more when you can surround it with flowers. Maybe you can make beds for the kids, for flowers or veggies, according to their interests. Little ones like to watch things grow and you might find that capturing their interest will buy you some time to work on your own beds.
Post a plan, if you can!
I think it looks nicest if a garden is "all pastels" or "all brights" - I couldn't stand to limit myself to too few colours! If you are starting from almost nothing, you could chose perennials on that basis. I would look to the colours of the house to decide whether brights or pastels would look best.
If you already have beds, and the angular shapes look wrong, then you should change them to curvilinear. Again. I would look at the house - I like to see curved beds with country styles, angular with more contemporary houses. You will need to decide if you will "hardscape" the beds (using rocks, wood, bricks etc... to outline the shape of the bed) or if you will just cut the sod. My suggestion would be to match the hardscape material with finishes on the exterior of your home. I would definitely start on paper!
You need a good book on perennials to help you choose the right ones for your zone and the varying exposures the different beds have. I think it helps to try to find a book written by someone local, if at all possible. A good book will give advice on organizing your plantings as well as advice about plants. I don't think you should fill one bed before you move to the next. I would "hardscape" everything first, then start shopping for plants. Remember the rule that repetition unifies everything!
I am envious. I would like to start with a clean slate!
a person starting with a clean slate might want the help of a landscape designer. They could create the plan, you can execute it, over time if need be.
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Police say a man in a pickup truck was boxed in after pulling off the road following a highway dispute and he pulled out a knife.
Police were called and charged members of the group on Saturday with false imprisonment, crimes against an at-risk adult, harassment and reckless endangerment. The incident occurred July 13.
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Stayed here with a reservation over Memorial Day. Put us in an oveflow area outside the park proper, with a view of a field full of rusted junk. Claimed it was the only site available due to the holiday, yet we saw two sites in the park that stayed vacant all three days. Watched as the staff helped the rig next door park with its wheels right on the line so when the slides were opened, we couldn't even open our awning. Cable TV hookup cost extra. Terrible place.
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Very nice campground. Staff bent over backwards to arrange a last minute reservation. The park we called before Savannah South blew us off when we asked for a next-day reservation. The lady at SS KOA had two "holds" listed in her computer and took the time to call them to see is they were going to show up. One backed out, allowing us to have the reservation. The park itself is nice and well run. Lots of activities like wine tasting, movie night and arranged tours of Savannah. Lots of thumbs up for this park.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by tjt1957 A good compromise
I am a circle hook fan, only large hooks I use. Good quality hooks. Doesn't have as much bend as some deep sea hooks, a good compromise for those fresh water fishers.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by sloughfoot Superior hook
These Mustad Demon Circle hooks are a far superior hook than anything I have ever used on catfish. They are super sharp and more often than not will hook through the hard upper lip. You have to work hard to loose a fish once hooked with this product.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by bassman212 Very good hook.
This is a great hook to use especially on trotlines and juglines. It hooks the fish good with the sharp point even though catfish mouths are tough. I would recomend buying this product.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by ShinyNewHooks looks good, but TOO THIN
Look great. Sharp. I was a little suprised to find the hooks that arrived were labeled as 1x or 2x thin. They worked fine for 1-2 lb channel cats, but when I hooked a slighty bigger flathead (about 5 lb) the hook was bent, almost straightened, and had to be replaced.
This happened several times during the course of the day. Never lost a fish due to the hook bending, but did get a little frustrated at having bought "thin" hooks. Buy 1x or 2x strong for bigger fish.
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05-29-2013, 10:14 PM #2the coolant to use is dexcool GM approved coolant . if you do replace the coolant with some other non GM approved dexcool coolant you must acid flush the system . then replace all the hoses flush out the heater core/ plastic tank. also to drain the engine completely is not easy to remove the drain plugs on the block.
I have used dexcool since 1996 and my 1996 and 2000 vehicles have no coolant issues. I do use distilled water and 65 % dexcool to 35 % distilled water . replace every 3-4 yrs.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- After going almost two months without a team competition, the South Carolina swimming and diving teams didn't show any signs of rust on Saturday in their return from winter break. The Gamecocks put together one of their best performances of the season as they swept Duke and Queens University of Charlotte at the Blatt P.E. Center/Carolina Natatorium. The Carolina women defeated Duke, 170-127, and Queens, 254-39, to improve to 5-2 on the year. On the men's side, the Gamecocks topped the Blue Devils, 170-130, and Queens, 222-66, to move to 4-3 overall. On the day the Gamecocks recorded 20 first-place finishes in 32 events. Senior diver Courtney Forcucci, junior diver Rylan Ridenour and sophomore swimmers Gerard Rodriguez, Matt Navata and Rachael Schaffer collected two wins apiece to lead the Gamecocks. South Carolina head coach McGee Moody was impressed with his team's strong start to 2012. "There is always a lot of uncertainty coming off Christmas break, where you have six or seven weeks of very hard training with no real racing," Moody said. "We were anxious to see how they would respond, and I thought they did a really good job. "We had a lot of people that stepped up. We had a lot of people that were hurt or sick, and I talked to the team early on in the meet about stepping up and filling in for the folks that couldn't go. I think we did a great job with that today. It was a good day for the program." The diving corps came up big for the Gamecocks yet again on Saturday, sweeping the boards for third time in the last four dual meets. Forcucci opened the day with a win on the women's one-meter springboard with a score of 295.34. She also cruised to first place in the three-meter event by 50 points with a score of 332.50. Ridenour led the Gamecock men, winning the one-meter springboard by 78 points with a score of 364.35 and taking first on the three-meter board with a score of 366.07. "We've been training and conditioning really hard," South Carolina diving coach Todd Sherritt said. "I was really happy with the performance of our whole team. There wasn't anybody out there that didn't get some of the objectives they were going for. Duke is a very tough diving team - one of the best in the country - so we did really good today." The Gamecocks finished second in both the men and women's 200 medley relays before beginning another dominant day in the distance events. Junior Jordan Gibbs placed first in the women's 1,000 freestyle with a career-best time of 10:10.18. Teammates Abby Galbreath, Charlotte Ward and Brooke Obeck finished third, fourth and fifth, respectively. Carolina junior Brooks Ross claimed first in the men's race in 9:27.29, followed by teammate Matt Columbus (9:30.89). In one of the closest races of the day, Duke's Meghan Dwyer (5:00.15) held off Gibbs (5:00.79) to win the women's 500 freestyle. The Gamecocks claimed the top three spots in the men's race, as Rodriguez (4:35.39), Ross (4:37.42) and Columbus (4:37.82) finished first, second and third, respectively. Carolina swept the 200 freestyle, as Schaffer (1:51.57) grabbed first in the women's event and Rodriguez (1:40.07) won the men's race. Senior James Crawford finished second in the men's race with a time of 1:41.50. Junior Matea Peteh claimed first in the women's 100 backstroke with time of 57.00, while the Carolina men dominated the men's race, as sophomore Jay Warner (50.14), freshman Michael Covert (50.25, PR) and junior Max Heinze (50.49) grabbed the top three finishes. Navata picked up his first win of the day with a career-best 1:51.10 in the men's 200 butterfly, and sophomore Lauren Raczkowski set a personal best of 51.91 to win the 100 freestyle. Covert swam a personal best of 1:49.50 to win the men's 200 backstroke, followed by Crawford (1:50.61) and Navata (1:52.67). Sophomore Amanda Rutqvist continued her streak of success in the 200 breaststroke with a first-place finish on Saturday in a time of 2:16.41, marking the fourth-straight dual meet she has finished first in the event. The Gamecocks claimed both the women and men's 100 butterfly, as sophomore Meghan Brockington (56.92) took first in the women's race and senior Isaac Badillo (49.54) won the men's event. Carolina had an impressive showing in the 200 IM as well. Schaffer took first in the women's race in a time of 2:03.60, followed by teammate Annika Jonsson (2:06.50). Navata won the men's event in 1:52.89, while teammates Bobby Cave (1:53.92) and Ryan Connolly (1:55.69) claimed second and third, respectively. The Gamecocks return to action on Friday, January 20 in a SEC dual meet at Georgia. Competition is slated to begin at 4 p.m. in Athens, Ga.


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so he didn't break any records for his last race on the Ducati.... I seriously doubt he was trying his hardest, especially in those wet/dry conditions, I think everyone already knows his time on the Ducati was not a raging success and trying to be a hero in the last race in those conditions prob not the best idea, I mean look at what happened to Crutchlow and Lorenzo.... not pretty, at least Rossi finished the race in one piece and on the bike.
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Master Sun's The Art of War is by no means the only ancient Chinese treatise on military affairs. One chapter in the Huainanzi, an important compendium of philosophy and political theory written in the second century B.C.E., synthesizes the entire corpus of military literature inherited from the Chinese classical era. Drawing on all major, existing military writings, as well as other lost sources, it assesses tactics and strategy, logistics, organization, and political economy, as well as cosmology and the fundamental morality of warfare. This powerful work set out to become the last word on military matters, subsuming and replacing all preceding literature. Written under the sponsorship of Liu An, king of Huainan, the Huainanzi's "military methods" emphasize the preservation of peace as the ultimate value to be served by the military, insisting that the army can be effectively and rightly used only when defending the sacred hereditary position of the emperor and his vassals. This position stands in stark contrast to that of The Art of War, which prioritizes the enrichment and empowerment of the state. Liu An's philosophy also argues that military success depends on the personal cultivation of the commander and that deception is not enough to secure victory. Only a commander with the exceptional qualities of insight and cognition, developed through a program of meditative practice and yogic refinement, can effectively control and interpret the strategic situation. Andrew Seth Meyer offers both a full translation of this text and an extensive analysis of its historical context. His thorough treatment relates Liu An's teachings to issues in Chinese philosophy, culture, religion, and history, helping to interpret their uncommon message.


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AAJ: There's a slightly dark, edgy feel to a lot of the music on The Monk which reminds me, particularly in the guitar chords, of guitarist John McLaughlin's playing in the first Mahavishnu Orchestra. Is that a fair comparison?
AS: Yeah, definitely the music I am playing is colored by that: John McLaughlin, (guitarist) Allan Holdsworth and some of the prog-rock bands. I was really fascinated by the Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Allan Holdsworth, the I.O.U album. (Restless Records, 1985) This music basically changed my life.
AAJ: Drummer/keyboardist Gary Husband guests on the album, and brings some lovely playing, particularly on "The Monk" and "Dream," playing which is quite Joe Zawinul-like. Could you tell us a little about your relationship with Gary Husband?
AS: Gary is a good friend. He's one of the greatest musicians around, and in music theory too. I've been listening to his drumming, his piano playing, his theory, for many years now and I have been influenced by his drumming. I met Gary in Israel when he played the Jazz on The Red Sea festival, which I played when I was living in Israel as well. I think it was '98 when he came down to the Eilat festival on the Red Sea with Allan Holdsworth, which was a really great thing for me after all those years of listening to Allan Holdsworth.
Believe it or not, I transcribed everything he played on four or five of Allan Holdsworth's albums and I gave him quite a large book when he arrived to Eilat. We had a long chat in the hotel we were both staying in. We're in touch. I play with him occasionally and we meet sometimes. It's been really exciting to get to know him as a person.
I think his contribution to the album is immense. He makes the album special. Of course the trio is a wonderful thing, but he adds another dimension to it. Although we haven't played together that much we connect in some kind of strange way. It was never an effort for me to play with him, although he's an immaculate musician. When you play with somebody at that level, usually you're in awe of the talent and the capability, but with Gary somehow it feels like home, again.


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