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I am sharing a LISP,will help piping draughtsmans
Command: 25
Select text:
Selected text will changed to: 25x
Will work for All pipe sizes
Solved! Go to Solution.
This would be a good application for a shared sub-routine, which can save you large quantities of code [and some other elements can be made more concise, too]. For example:
(vl-load-com); [if needed]
(defun numdia (num / a); = NUMber with DIAmeter symbol
(if (setq a (entsel (strcat "\nSelect the text you want to change to " num "dia : ")))
(vla-put-TextString (vlax-ename->vla-object (car a)) (strcat num "%%C"))
); if
); defun
(defun C:1 () (numdia "1"))
(defun C:2 () (numdia "2"))
;....and all the others in between....
(defun C:900 () (numdia "900"))
(defun C:1000 () (numdia "1000"))
Hi ,
I am sorry to say that you have few issues to consider into your lisp routines .
1- Try to get used to localize variables in all routines .
2- Use if or cond functions to avoid errors if a user cancelled the routine before ending it normally .
3- You should check after each selection set if that selection is matching the same entity that you want to get .
Finally these codes are just copy and paste with a little changes , so look at the following routine which would work
instead of all your codes .
(defun c:Test (/ ss i sn) ;; Tharwat 02. Oct. 2012 ;;; (if (setq ss (ssget "_:L" '((0 . "*TEXT")))) (repeat (setq i (sslength ss)) (setq sn (ssname ss (setq i (1- i)))) (entmod (subst (cons 1 (strcat (cdr (assoc 1 (entget sn))) "%%c")) (assoc 1 (entget sn)) (entget sn) )))) (princ) )
Sharing actual code is preferred to relatively "blind" links to who-knows-where.
_Tharwat wrote:
.... look at the following routine which would work instead of all your codes .
.... (entmod (subst (cons 1 (strcat (cdr (assoc 1 (entget sn))) "%%c")) ....
That will work as a substitute for all their different codes if the text they want to change to a number with a diameter symbol has that same number as its text content already. It will tack the diameter symbol onto the end of whatever the text content is, numerical or otherwise. On the other hand, their collection of routines [and my suggested adjustments] would substitute the command-name-number-plus-diameter-symbol in place of the entirety of any already-existing text content, again, numerical or otherwise.
Of course, only they can say which would be right for them, and others who want to adopt their number-as-command approach will have their own preferences. I can imagine situations in which the existing text content would not already be the pipe diameter number minus the diameter symbol. For instance, they might have a routine that draws pipe-route lines or polylines or something, for which they don't necessarily know the size(s) when they're laying out the routing. Such a routine might put in pieces of place-holder text, in appropriate places and with the right Layer and Style and size, whose content is just something meaningless [such as "..." or "--"], but which thereby have something to be selected by in one of their number-as-command-name commands, when they want to go back later and designate the pipe size(s). Or, they might want to use these commands to change the size designation of some pipe(s) -- they might have [for example] something that currently contains "20%%C" that they want to change to "25%%C", for which they would want to use their '25' command, rather than the 'test' command which would change it to "20%%C%%C".
I certainly agree with the improvements suggested, such as allowing selection of multiple objects, limiting it to things of appropriate entity type(s) that are not on locked Layers, and there are other controls that could be added, either within my suggested shared sub-routine or in all of their individual commands, if your add-the-diameter-symbol-to-anything approach isn't what they need. They could have error handling, Undo beginning/ending, etc.
But for people who can use the add-the-diameter-symbol-to-anything approach, it certainly saves a lot more code than my suggestion does, since it reduces it all to one command.
Thank you, your suggestions from Kent1Cooper, Tharwat incorporated.


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While CNN Anchor Questions Relevance of Social Issues, Anderson Cooper Leads Off With Segment on Gay Marriage
On Tuesday's In the Arena, fill-in host Christine Romans questioned Marjorie Dannenfelser of the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List on the relevance of the abortion issue in the upcoming presidential election. She argued that the central issues, according to polls, are the economy and jobs and that focusing on politicians' stances on abortion might not be a viable strategy.
Ironically, Anderson Cooper opened up CNN's 10 p.m. hour with a "Keeping Them Honest" segment scrutinizing a certain politician's flip-flops on same-sex marriage – President Obama.
[Video below the break.]
During In the Arena, the Susan B. Anthony List's Dannenfelser questioned the loyalty of certain Republican presidential candidates to the pro-life movement. Romans seemed to take issue with that, and then pressed her on the viability of focusing on this issue given that economic issues are taking center stage with the American people.
"But isn't it central conversation in American living rooms when the top thing on the all the polls right now is the economy and jobs?" she asked. "I mean do you worry that it marginalizes this as a wedge issue when so many people are focused on jobs and the economy?"
However, Anderson Cooper had no trouble questioning the loyalty of President Obama and the Democratic Party to the gay-rights agenda at the start of the 10 p.m. EDT hour of his show.
"Does the Democratic Party take gay Americans for granted? Feeling that well, look, they're not going to go to the Republican Party?" Cooper asked his panel – which consisted of liberal and hyper-partisan Paul Begala and a gay rights activist.
"The President is now saying, well, my opinion on this is evolving, which is clearly kind of a hint to people in the gay community, people who do support same-sex marriage that maybe he will one day support it. I mean is he trying to have it both ways?" Cooper asked.
Cooper detailed Obama's different stances on gay marriage over the years – sometimes opposed and other times supportive – and he seemed quite interested in where Obama's beliefs lie for the 2012 elections.
"Paul, just politically, though, this is a president who – I mean he's a politician and he weighs things very carefully and often tries to find consensus and walk a middle ground. Do you think it's likely that he actually would say he is for marriage equality for gay Americans before the elections?"
For a transcript of the segment, which aired on June 21 at 10:00 p.m. EDT, is as follows:
ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: Tonight New York lawmakers are now just one vote away from legalizing same-sex marriage. President Obama is heading to New York later this week for a fundraising event with members of the gay community. But new questions are being raised about what the President actually believes about gay marriage and whether his public opposition to it is real or just political posturing. Tonight, we're "Keeping Them Honest."
In 1996 when he was a college professor running for Illinois State Senate from a wealthy liberal Chicago neighborhood, Barack Obama answered a question in a local paper called "Outlines." He checked a box next to the sentence, "I favor legalizing same-sex marriages, and would fight efforts to prohibit such marriages." Well, it seems pretty clear cut, doesn't it? But once he was actually in office, his position suddenly and inexplicably began to change. In 1998, responding to an Illinois State Legislative National Political Awareness Test here's how he responded to the question, "Do you believe that the Illinois government should recognize same-sex marriages?" His answer: "Undecided."
By 2004 on the verge of his campaign for national office, the United States Senate, Mr. Obama was telling the "Windy City Times" that he supported civil unions saying quote, "I think that marriage in the minds of a lot of voters has a religious connotation. I know that's true in the African-American community." Then four years later, running for president, appearing at the Saddleback mega-church in southern California talking with Pastor Rick Warren, he said quite clearly he was against same-sex marriage.
COOPER: So that's the chronology. In 1996 he supported same-sex marriage and said he would fight for it. Twelve years later, running for president, he opposed it and says he still does, though he now says his position is evolving. It's hard to see how the President's position has changed so much. The only thing that has changed is his need for a wider audience to vote for him. Now, in the last several days the White House seems to have struggled with exactly what to say about the President's flip-flop over the years on gay marriage. At Net Roots Nation last week, White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer was asked about that 1996 questionnaire.
COOPER: So he seems to be saying the President didn't ever support same-sex marriage. Denying the President signed that questionnaire. Dodging whether he said what he said in it. Yesterday a reporter for the Washington Blade asked Press Secretary Jay Carney about that same questionnaire. And as you'll see the answer – well, I guess you can say it is evolving as well.
COOPER: So it's interesting. He admits the 1996 survey was signed by Barack Obama, but you'll notice he avoids saying if the President believed what he said back then, and avoids explaining why the President has apparently changed his position or even why it's now evolving back to what it may have been 12 years ago. I spoke about all this a few moments ago with a Democratic strategist Paul Begala and Cleve Jones, human rights activist, colleague of the late Harvey Milk and founder of the NAMES project Aids Memorial Quilt.
(Video Clip)
COOPER: Paul, how is it possible that then-Professor Obama said he is in favor of same-sex marriage, and now he's had this evolution to where he's now longer – no longer in favor of it? I mean it's got to be just be politics.
PAUL BEGALA, CNN political contributor: Well, probably it is. I don't like to criticize other people's motives, but at that time his politics were all about winning a state Senate district, a very progressive part of Chicago, which is a progressive city. Then the politics changed. He became a young man on the move, Illinois a much different place than just his little district. And he then came out against it.
It is just politics. I have to say on this one he's kind of behind the American people. He was way ahead of us, frankly, on healthcare, on the auto bailout, on any number of issues. But on this one he is a lagging politician. We have a narrow majority of Americans who now support full equality in marriage for all Americans. And I think the President's a little late to the party, frankly.
COOPER: It's interesting, Cleave, because people who are opposed to same-sex marriage point to President Obama and say, well look, President Obama doesn't support it as well. Do you believe he actually doesn't support it? Or do you think this is just he made a political calculation of you know what, I'm just going to say I don't support it even though maybe I really do?
CLEVE JONES, gay rights activist: Well, I think it's clearly a political calculation. And sadly I think it's the wrong one. I think this president needs to re-energize his base. I support the President. I campaigned for him. I anticipate campaigning again. And I believe that the role that he and his advisors would wish me to play would be to be re-energizing the base. And this is not the way to do it. He is definitely behind the curve. The evolution of the country on this issue is proceeding at a far more rapid rate than his own. So I'm concerned about it. And this visit to New York, given the situation there right now, I think, puts him in a very difficult position.
COOPER: You know, Paul, Democrats attack conservatives for being hypocritical on issues that they're hypocritical about. But I don't hear a lot of Democrats attacking their own president for hypocrisy. The President is now saying, well, my opinion on this is evolving, which is clearly kind of a hint to people in the gay community, people who do support same-sex marriage that maybe he will one day support it. I mean is he trying to have it both ways?
BEGALA: Well, sure. All of us do and certainly politicians no different from the rest of us. I don't think it's hypocritical though at all. I do think there may be – who knows, I can't peer into his heart – there may be some authentic evolution here. But Cleve makes a good point. He's a little late to this. And there is I – I know this, as a political –
COOPER: But how do you evolve from "I support it in '96" to "I don't so support it" to "oh, you know, well, I'm thinking maybe I'm going to support it"? I mean, it just doesn't logically make a sense.
JONES: He seems to be evolving backwards. That is of concern.
BEGALA: Sort of devolution. But no, no it also – look, the politics did change. But here's the politics he needs to worry about. Were I advising him I'd say, you know, Mr. President, you've got 73 percent of the gay vote when you ran in 2008. Now, that was less than John Kerry got. John Kerry got 77. It's the only real heart of our base where you did less well than John Kerry, at least that I came across. And so – and by the way, two years later in 2008 the Democrats in 2010, rather, only got 69 percent. So we've had an eight-point erosion in our performance among gay Americans. We need to do something. Cleve's exactly right. We've got to do something to energize this base or Republicans will continue to gain with gay Americans, even though I don't think their agenda reflects the gay community.
COOPER: Does the Democratic Party take gay Americans for granted? Feeling that well, look, they're not going to go to the Republican Party?
JONES: There's great cynicism and enormous frustration with this administration. And of course, as in my case, it's also mixed with a lot of affection and respect. But the fact that they would continue to defend "don't ask don't tell" for as long as they did, the fact that he's already stated that in his view, the core of the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional. Well, then he should sign on to Senator Feinstein's Bill to repeal it and signal some support there. I have been working with Courage Campaign trying to get more co-sponsors for Senator Feinstein's legislation.
The momentum is clear. The tide of history is clear. His window of opportunity to – to stake his claim on the right side of history is diminishing rapidly. He needs to move. And right now, with this opportunity in New York, is an extraordinary opportunity. He could really move us all forward very decisively. I hope he'll hear this and do that.
COOPER: Paul, just politically, though, this is a president who – I mean he's a politician and he weighs things very carefully and often tries to find consensus and walk a middle ground. Do you think it's likely that he actually would say he is for marriage equality for gay Americans before the elections? Or is that something he would do after the election, when politically, there wouldn't be a price to pay?
BEGALA: Oh, I think he's likely to do it. This is not based on any insights, I don't talk to those guys and gals down at the White House. But I think he's likely or certain to do it before the election, because he's going to have to. People are going to come to him, as they came, the White House Press Corps today and say well, you had this position then and now this –
COOPER: So you think he will come out publicly for it?
BEGALA: I do. That's my best guess. Now, I – one political problem he's got with doing it right now – he should do it right now because of this vote in New York. New York's state Senate is one vote away from full marriage equality.
JONES: Yes.
BEGALA: And he's going to be in New York. But here's the problem politically. He's going to be at a fund-raiser from – hosted mostly by the LGBT community. I got to say, if you go to a fund-raiser and then endorse the agenda of the people who are giving you money that looks kind of bad politically as well. I almost – I hate to say it – I know he needs the money. I almost wish we didn't have the fund-raiser and could just focus on that vote in the state Senate in New York.
JONES: It's going to look a lot worse when he goes there to ask these people for money, and then has to somehow explain to them that in his view, they still don't deserve equal protection under the law. So he's in a – in a difficult position. The right thing to do would be to do the right thing.
COOPER: Cleve Jones, it's great to have you on the program; Paul Begala as well. Thank you.
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Bigotry at it's best
Submitted by usaciaintel on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:30pm.
Is the country going to blow up and die if abortion is left up to the states.
Or if gays get equal rights? Priorities don't matter to you right wingers
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Cooper and Begala are bigoted right wingers?
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:38pm.
That must be who you mean because I don't see any comments other than yours.
And of course now mine.
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Not AC or Belgala, Just you right wingers
Submitted by usaciaintel on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:35pm.
Gay bashing is your new Southern Strategy
More are commenting now
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So now your showing your bigotry
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:40pm.
To us Southerners, wonderful
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Submitted by bkeyser on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:42pm.
I got a shiny new nickel that says this idiot is not yet 20 years of age. He's clear not as intellectually mature as most middle schoolers.
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Southern strategy?
Submitted by cajun2 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:45pm.
ROFL, well ciantell, what was all that fuss in the most liberal state, California??? Your bigotry is showing. You really are exposing yourself as a troll. That is not a good "strategy".. Continue and I will introduce you to The Vet, the official NB troll buster.
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Is it bigotry when the left
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:59pm.
Intimidates folks of faith? Is it bigotry when Gay ridicule straight folks?
Abortion should be left to the States. And what rights do I have, that Gay's dont? Name one
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Submitted by usaciaintel on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:54pm.
Depends, like who and in what instance?
Most of the 2012 presidential GOP field wants to take their right to serve their country openly.
Not all states allow gay adoption despite scientific studies that approve it.
Want more?
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Scientific studies approve gay adoption? LOL.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 9:18pm.
How big is that ring in your nose, sonny?
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First off, most military folks
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 9:23pm.
Dont want them to serve openly, got that.
Second, Gay adoption has "scientific studies that approve it"? What the heck does that mean?
Considering the scam of globull warming, science isnt what it used to be.
So please, lets stick to the question, what Rights do I have, that Gays dont?
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Scientific studies by gay scientists prove exactly squat
Submitted by Dave. on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 9:24pm.
You're going to have to do much better than that, comrade Media Matters moron.
Vote for the American in November
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try again ciantell*
Submitted by cajun2 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 7:57pm.
People who refuse to pay attention to issues that will change the basics of society are as ignorant of the dangers involved. You are too young to notice but let me just give you a summary of events.
Back in the 60's, spoiled brats wanted to simply lay-about smoking dope, sexually irresponsible and denigrating their parents who demanded independence. Now we have a serious drug addiction problem and crime related problems. This country has to spend billions providing emergency care, treatment for addicts, expenditures due to rise in prison population, We also have billions to spend on STD's, Aids, as well as those damaged now on all of the entitlement programs.
This irresponsible behavior has been extolled for 40 yrs now as a "freedom" to live as one likes as long as it "doesn't affect me" attitude around the country. To deal with irresponsible behavior, we now have 44 million people on food stamps. We have spent billions supporting planned parenthood for abortions for that irresponsible population. It doesnt matter that since Roe vs Wade, the black population has declined 25%. It doesnt matter that the ever increasing demand for illegal drugs has brought Mexican drug cartels to the USA, kidnapping, murder, extortion, and intimidation, openly violating our laws with support from useful idiots who ignore continued efforts to remove boundaries in our society.
The damage done to our society has happened in incremental steps deliberately by those who have this idiocy of total freedom in their version of Utopia. Total "freedom" to those is actually freedom from responsibility, freedom from being a productive member of society, freedom from self reliance, freedom from moral boundaries. Just look at the increase in pedophiles and pornography in this country.
Now these useful idiots want to further destroy basic family structure in this country, make it acceptable to murder the most defenseless of humans, an unborn child.
The attacks on state's rights have also increased over the past decades. Bigger government means more opportunity for tyrannical powers to be unleased on american citizens. Arizona is only trying to protect its citizens but the response from DOJ is to sue them. Yes that is an attack on state's rights but more importantly, state governments are directly responsible for the safety of its citizens, Take away that right and more avenues open for those who believe in tyranny.
Go ahead ciantel, sit around ignorant of history, uninterested in the destruction of a basic orderly society, continue your narcissistic beliefs that further your wishes only. That attitude tells a great deal about who you really are and that is not a patriotic American.
Don't be surprised when insults start to hurl your way.
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Very good Cajun
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:06pm.
If you have the "freedom" to do drugs/unsafe sex, then I should have the freedom to be free from you. But of-course this is not what happens, the left wants their "freedom", but no responsibility for their actions. Like these creeps
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These are "creeps" Boudin*
Submitted by cajun2 on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:25pm.
People who believe they have the freedom to do anything they want
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Yea you right Cajun
Submitted by Boudin on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:35pm.
I hope they have a cold dark corner in Angola for these scumbags
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"Total "freedom" to those is
Submitted by bkeyser on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:04pm.
"Total "freedom" to those is actually freedom from responsibility, freedom from being a productive member of society, freedom from self reliance, freedom from moral boundaries."
And total reliance on the government to provide for them the sustenance they cannot provide for themselves due to their total devotion to total freedom. The government, however, doesn't create wealth, it only removes it from those who don't fall into the above category.
Nice synopsis Caj.
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A Coop
Submitted by ctophfranko on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 8:59pm.
For someone who hasn't come out of the closet, who is he to whine about the plight of the manlovers?
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Anderson ought to come out of the closet, and then...
Submitted by Red Jeep on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 9:35am.
...he and Don Lemon can co-host an in depth series on "Gay in America."
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Submitted by usaciaintel on Thu, 06/23/2011 - 12:33pm.
Bravo to them
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You wonder why Anderson
Submitted by Van Halen on Wed, 06/22/2011 - 10:35pm.
You wonder why Anderson Cooper is all over gay marriage when it's patently obvious that he kisses boys?
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Borja, Juan de, conde de Mayalde y de Ficallo, 1553- Emblemata Moralia (Berolini,
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A case which illustrates Peck's skill as an advocate involved a black woman in Tuscaloosa named Milly Walker. She had asserted her status as a free person of color in an action against a man who had come to Alabama from Virginia claiming that Walker and her children were fugitive slaves. Walker had been born to a free black woman in Virginia around 1800 and therefore was free herself. At about the age of 15 she moved to Tennessee and eventually came to Alabama as an indentured servant. She had to litigate her status when she was unknowingly sold with her children into slavery. That litigation ended in a finding of her freedom.
Peck entered the life of Milly Walker 15 years after this litigation when Richard W. Fields of Virginia filed a claim that Milly and her three children were all his slaves and were fugitives from Virginia. Peck first attempted to end this matter with a non-jury habeas corpus proceeding which he won but which the Alabama Supreme Court reversed. He then had to file a formal petition for Walker's freedom which called for a jury trial. The trial was held in September 1852 and a jury once again decided that the Walkers were free persons of color. Richard Fields then appealed the trial judgment. However, Peck's brief won the day when the Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the trial court. This case is reported in 23 Ala 155 (1853).
Peck was appointed one of the first judges in chancery in Alabama and served for a few years before he resumed his private practice. He was a Whig and a Union man who opposed secession. He favored returning to the Union during the Civil War, though he was never disloyal to the Confederacy. After the war he became a Republican. For a short time he left Alabama and lived in Illinois but after a few months he returned to his home in Tuscaloosa. Thereafter, in 1867, he was elected chairman of the military reconstruction convention. A few months later he was chosen to serve as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. He remained on the bench for five years until he resigned. Peck continued to practice law in Tuscaloosa and he died a respected citizen in 1888.
Peck was described in the memoirs of E. A. Powell, a circuit court clerk, as simply the best lawyer he had ever seen in a courtroom. Peck's long history of service to the profession and his desire to remain in Alabama testify to his stature as a member of the Alabama legal community.


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He is a friend of John.
He is John's friend.
He is the son of John. (very formal)
He is John's son.
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(SCC) A subset, S, of the nodes of a directed graph such that any node in S is reachable from any other node in S and S is not a subset of any larger such set. SCCs are equivalence classes under the transitive closure of the "directly connected to" relation.
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I have a 5DII, EF 24-105mm L and had the 100mm macro USM and traded up to the 100L. My experience was exactly the same as yours: I found AF on the 100 macro difficult to nail. The zoom is great but not the sharpest at 100mm. The L is the one you want; I absolutely love mine for portraits and close-up/macro work.
How about distortion? Had any trouble with that? 24-105 is great all-rounder but distortion at 100 complimented by softness is just killing me. I love it most at 35-65(it's straight range).
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Madison Police arrested a man suspected of breaking into cars at the YMCA.
Huy Tran is accused of breaking into multiple vehicles at the YMCA. When police apprehended him, he was in possession of stolen merchandise and drugs.
Police said Tran was out on bond for previous car break in charges. Tran was arrested in November for breaking into cars at Dublin Park.
Tran was charged with six counts of breaking and entering a vehicle, five counts of theft, possession of a controlled substance, illegal possession of prescription pills and illegal possession of a credit/debit card.
Officials said they are investigating the case to see if there are any more victims.
More charges may be pending.
Police are working to get Tran's bond revoked. Last time that was a $10,000 bond. This second arrest has upped the ante to a $30,000 bond, but Madison Police hope to get a judge to change that and to keep him from bonding out and committing more crimes.
Police said people who commit certain types of crime, like stealing or drug-related offenses, tend to be repeat offenders. And in this case, they say they have a suspect who will steal again if let out of jail, so they're trying to keep him in jail.
If Tran is bailed out before a judge can get that bond revocation request and the judge signs off on it, police would then take him into custody again.
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After the San Fransisco 49ers scored the first touchdown of the day through a monster play by Vernon Davis, Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints were eager to drive down the field and answer. Perhaps Brees was a bit too eager. The Saints have now turned the ball over for the second time, with Dashon Goldson doing the honors this time with an interception.
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The Saints looked to be getting into their regular rhythm with their first two plays, successful short passes to Jimmy Graham and Darren Sproles. On their third play, they got aggressive and sent their receivers out on vertical routes. Brees threw deep, and apparently didn't see Goldson, who looked like he knew the play from the start. When Brees released the ball he was 10 yards away from the intended target and he made a fantastic jump to get to the ball and make the pick.
His return into the red zone was just as impressive as the pick.
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My first foray into the Gordon Free Band's music came when I discovered a copy of its album, SuperConscious, lying around SFR's office. Curious, I popped it on to get a taste. I cued the CD to a track titled "Revolution (Obama Radio Edit)" to see what an Obama radio edit might possibly be. The song begins with a speech delivered by Obama as a guitar slowly builds in the background.
"Good lord!" I thought. "He must be joking." Nope. What must have been an earnest attempt at an inspirational track came off as a ploy to draw listeners in amid the fervor of Obama's popularity. When the forced, cheesy, faux-gravelly vocals began to sing about generosity and forgiveness, I stopped the album and put something good on to get the bad taste out of my mouth.
I played the song for several friends in the following weeks, and each time the reaction was the same—"Gimme a break!"
Now, I am the first to admit that some bands are better live than recorded (and vice versa), so with an open mind, I went to see the Gordon Free Band for myself at Cowgirl on Nov. 4. The first several songs I saw were a bit sloppy; presumably because there were not many people watching, and that never helps a band get pumped. In fact, most people were openly trying to carry on conversations over the music. A musician myself, I realize how frustrating this can be, so I applaud Free and his band for at least trying to seem excited. However, a good attitude doesn't magically transform boring music into something worthwhile.
Perhaps the songs would have been relevant 10 or so years ago, back when Matchbox Twenty reigned and John Mellencamp made that blessedly brief comeback. But as I struggled to pin a word or feeling to the moment, I realized I had nothing in my lexicon that would properly convey just how goofy this performance was. Free rhymed a word with the exact same word on several occasions and had one song that, as far as I could tell, was simply a list of American states.
The set went on and on, and Free and company entered Hootie and the Blowfish territory—awful mid-'90s-esque mall-pop. I often listen to the music as I walk through Walgreens and wonder who writes this stuff, and why. Now I know who (but not why).
To the Gordon Free Band's credit, each musician was actually very talented, Free included. To a certain extent, solid musicianship can mask an otherwise unremarkable project, and there were definitely moments in which some promise shone through. Sadly, though, Free projected a kind of Bon Jovi wannabe persona that far overshadowed his backup, and had me seeing him as someone who clings desperately to a dream that may as well have faded ages ago.
I looked around for someone with whom I could possibly commiserate. No such luck. Thankfully, I'd suckered a friend into coming out and suffering with me, though I doubt he'll take my calls in the future.
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Upon the release of his first collection of political art, Freedom Fries (Fantagraphics, $30), we asked the artist to describe the faces of three of our presidents.
George W. Bush "He looks like a monkey boy: the eyes close together in the center of his face, the overhanging lip, the big, floppy ears. It's too perfect, too good."
Bill Clinton "He has a big, expansive face with a lot of real estate, as if to say, 'This is a man of excess.'"
George H.W. Bush "His face is like a really dried-out cucumber. All you have to do is make two parallel lines and fill in the rest."
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The company reported earnings per share of $0.64, in line with estimates, on sales of $885.1 million.
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Green Mountain has revised its full year estimates to $2.40 to $2.50 per share as K-Cup demand came in lower than the company anticipated.
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Earlier this year, Green Mountain projected it would earn as much as $2.65 per share as it aggressively expanded operations.
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Hedge fund magnate David Einhorn was one of the first investors to seriously question the company and its practices, saying that Green Mountain over produced both coffee and coffee machines.
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As the online taxonomic and ecological resource grows, we are seeking new contributors to submit taxon pages. This project depends on the involvement of many people working on the diverse diatom flora of streams, rivers, wetlands, lakes, springs, soils and estuaries of the country. We hope, eventually, to include the thousands, or tens of... Read More >
03 August, 2014
The High School Aquatic Microbiology Camp met at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory from July 13th to the 18th. This year, 9 students (including 4 out-of-state students) and a K-12 science education resident participated in the Camp. The Camp instructors were Kerry Howard (University of Nevada, Reno) and Dr. Sylvia Lee (Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies).... Read More >
01 March, 2014
Rob Kimmich, a new Contributor to Diatoms of the United States, and I have been revising the project glossary over the last couple of months. We have edited existing definitions, added new definitions, created illustrations for terms, and provided hyperlinks to direct you to related terms. For example, you can click on frustule, and follow the... Read More >
28 January, 2014
There is currently a disconnect between the system of diatom names, or taxonomy, and the evolutionary relationships of diatoms, or phylogenies. Teo Nakov, a doctoral candidate at University of Texas, Austin, is working to change that. Teo has launched a website to serve as a repository for diatom phylogenies, expressed as evolutionary trees.
The... Read More >
19 January, 2014
19 May – 13 June 2014
Instructors: Sarah Spaulding, Mark Edlund
This course, now in its 51st year, will introduce students to field and laboratory study of freshwater diatoms. We will visit diverse aquatic habitats of the Upper Midwest to make live and fossil collections of most freshwater diatom genera.... Read More >
19 January, 2014
The Eugene F. Stoermer Diatom Scholarship was established by Gene's family, friends, and colleagues following his passing in 2012. Over $6,500 of the endowed scholarship was raised by students and colleagues at the 2013 North American Diatom Symposium held in Bar Harbor, Maine. A single $500 scholarship will be awarded annually to an advanced... Read More >
28 December, 2013
The number of striae, or other rotational elements of centric diatoms, such as fascicles, costae, spines, rimoportulae, fultoportulae and other valve features are often repeated on a diatom valve. This type of symmetry is called rotational symmetry (Theriot 1988). The number and position of a rotational element may be an important morphologic... Read More >
25 July, 2013
Iowa Lakeside Lab hosted the High School Diatom Camp for the second time from July 15th to the 19th this year, with financial support from the Friends of Lakeside Lab. The students went on field collection trips to West and East Lake Okoboji, Silver Lake Fen, Freda Haffner Kettlehole, and the Little Sioux River. Students learned about the... Read More >
01 July, 2013
The mission of Friends of Lakeside Lab is to create healthy, respectful and life long relationships between children and the natural world by nurturing their inborn curiosity about nature through outdoor activities designed to stimulate their intellectual, physical and emotional development. Summer camps and programs stress the importance of... Read More >
01 June, 2013
The website now includes links to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and genetic sequences for taxa that have been investigated. Over 80 species now have links to sequences, accessible under the CITATIONS/LINKS tab on each species page. Genbank is the genetic sequence database developed by the National Institutes of Health... Read More >
16 January, 2013
The year 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the diatom course at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory. In 1963, Dr. Gene Stoermer started an informal gathering, a "Diatom Clinic", as forum for people interested in diatoms to gather and learn from one another. After Gene initiated the course, Dr. Charlie Reimer taught for many years, with Gene returning to... Read More >
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on Nov 7, 2013 at 10:32 am
It would a real loss if we lost this neighborhood institution. Karen Saxena is a gem, having created this event from scratch and carried it on her back so many years. We can only hope that other step up to keep it going.
on Nov 7, 2013 at 10:48 am
I have been running at the Juana Run for several years now and I love it! You don't see a lot of neighborhood sports events having this kind appeal.
It's especially amazing to see all these little ones I know going from 1/4 mile "play run" to beat me at 8K, all in these several short years.
I haven't found another sports which could touch me this way yet.
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As the former Race Director of the Palo Alto Moonlight Run and partipant of the PA Grand Prix series, I want to thank Karen for years of effort and commitment to the Palo Alto community. She was great to work with during my 14 year stint - I wanted to take the opportunity to thank her and asknowledge her efforts. Hopefully, someone will take the lead of Juana Run - there is nothing like a run, walk event to bring families and community together.


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112 teams and 1,511 participants have raised $119,373.48
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Relay For Life 2014 is now over. A huge thank you to everyone who made our event possible: participants, team captains, donors, sponsors, our ACS and campus partners, and our wonderful committee.
We can't wait to see everyone next year for Relay 2015!
Information for the Day of Relay!!
The Basics
Date: Friday, April 11, 2014
Time: 3:00pm-3:00am
Location: Harbin Multi-Sport Field
- Relay is a drug-, alcohol- and tobacco-free event. Do not bring any of these items to the event--bags will be checked at the entrance.
- All participants and performing groups must be registered in order to gain access to the event. Wristbands (picked up when you check in at registration) will be checked at the entrance.
- Participants who registered online may check in to get their wristbands at our tents outside Leo's and in Red Square starting at 9am (Leavey if it is raining). Participants may also sign up on-the-spot at these locations (please bring $15 in cash or credit/debit card.)
- Team Captains should come to the Leo's table to get additional supplies and information for their teams.
- After 2pm, both registration and online check-in will move to just outside Harbin Field on North Road.
- Parking is available in the Southwest Quad Garage. Survivors' parking will be validated.
- If it rains, Relay will go on!! A decision will be made for safety in the event of severe storm.
3:00 pm Opening Ceremony
3:15 pm Pep Band
4:00 pm Ballet Folklórico
4:30 pm Tim "Juggles" Hark
5:00 pm Down Dog Yoga
6:15 pm Ritmo Y Sabor
6:45 pm The Georgetown Saxatones
7:00 pm Jesuit Invocation, President's Address, Survivor Lap
8:00 pm Georgetown Irish Dance Team
8:30 pm The Georgetown GraceNotes
9:00 pm Professor Vreeland's Push-up Competition
9:30 pm Luminaria Ceremony
10:00 pm The Georgetown Phantoms
10:30 pm GU Dance Company
11:00 pm Flip Dis Funk Dat
11:30 pm Groove Theory
12:00 am Fight Back Ceremony
12:30 am Georgetown Cabaret
1:00 am Zumba
1:45 am Wingo's Food Eating Competition
2:00 am Fear Factor Competition
2:15 am Bubble Gum Competition
3:00 am Closing Ceremony
3:30 pm: Rugby game
4:45 pm: Ultimate Frisbee
4:45 - 6:15 pm: Mission Scavenger Hunt
7:30 - 9:30 pm: Airbrush Tattoos (Tent #25)
11 pm - 1:00am: Jail and Bail (Tent #74, 75)
1:15 - 2:45am: Action Scavenger Hunt
ALL DAY: Game Tent (Tent #100)
5:30 pm: Survivor Dinner (Harbin Patio, rain site: McShain Lounge)
7:00pm: Survivior and Caregiver Laps (Harbin Field)
**Survivor Tent indicated in purple on field layout**
Musical Chairs (Tent #3, 4)
Pie a Kappa (#5)
Bake Sale (#6, 7)
Lap Beads (#8, 9)
Henna Tattoos (#25)
Twister and Trivia (#32, 40)
Water Pong (#53)
Puppy Play and Cookies (#76)
SFS Merchandise (#81)
Kix Remixed (#83)
Hair Trims (#85, 86)
Face Painting (#94)
Silent Auction Baskets (#100)
$48 in 48 Hours
On average, every fundraising email sent brings back a $25 donation. Help us reach our fundraising goal!
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Congratulations to Mara Kelley (Exec 2014)!
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We raised $9,811 during the #1 Relay Challenge!!!
We placed 6th among the TOP COLLEGE RELAY Events in the Country! We proved that we can hang with the biggest and baddest events! Here are some of the results, and the rest are at www.relayforlife.org/number1relay.
The TOP TEN Relay For Life Events
1. Southern Methodist University 2. University of Georgia 3. Virginia Tech 4. University of South Carolina 5. James Madison University 6. Georgetown University 7. Washington University in St. Louis 8. University of Illinois 9. University of Virginia 10. University of Wisconsin-Madison
We would like to especially thank the Hoyas and groups that gathered over $500 in donations during this challenge!
Kate Stolzer, Robert DePaolo, Emily Spicci, Chloe Forman, Maggie Mawn, Hoya Blue, 1634 Society and DPE Sorority
If you need another reason to Relay, sign up for our Virtual Survivor program to represent someone else at the main event on April 11.
Let's even out our current 4:1 girl to guy ratio with some friendly competition...
Congratuations to Becca Goldberg for recruiting the most men for Relay!
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Kickoff!
Be sure to check out Suleika's blog, Life, Interrupted, to learn more about her amazing story!
We raised $4210 during the challenge and beat Villanova OFF the court! #FightLikeAHoya
Congratulations to
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Thank you to HOYA BLUE for Sponsoring the Prize for this Challenge!!!
We have some #WINNERS from our Registration CHALLENGE!!!
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Check out our Team Captain Corner!
At our Team Captains meetings you will recieve lots of infomation about how to register friends for Relay, fundraising ideas for your team, great rewards for your fundraising efforts and exciting upcoming challenges that your team could WIN!
Make some noise and join us in 2014!
Hey Everyone! Want to keep up with Relay? Check out our Tagboard!
All you have to do to see all things Relay, from all social media sites, is hashtag #RelayGU!
Get talking and head to www.tagboard.com to look us up and see what people are saying!
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The Relay For Life of Georgetown University is an incredible and inspiring opportunity to unite as a community to honor cancer survivors, raise awareness about what we can do to reduce our cancer risk, and raise money to help the American Cancer Society fight the disease. Click below for more details about our event!
In the fight against cancer, silence is the last thing we need. Your local American Cancer Society Relay For Life event is a great place to take action and make noise. The Relay For Life movement features community and campus events that offer an inspiring opportunity to honor cancer survivors, promote how individuals can reduce their cancer risk, and raise money to help end cancer. Today, with the support of thousands of volunteers, the American Cancer Society is helping save more than 400 lives a day. And we won't stop until we finish the fight against cancer!
Relay For Life at Georgetown
Since 2007, Georgetown University has raised over $2.1 Million for the American Cancer Society. Our event has been recognized nationally as one of the top collegiate events, receiving the "Best Rookie Relay" award, "Best of the Best Award" and Nationwide Top Five Youth Per Capita Fundraising Award. We welcome over 40 cancer survivors and their caregivers to our event each year. A student committee plans for Relay and organizes initiatives throughout the academic year. They have a table each Friday in Red Square to recruit students to register for the event and promote mission initiatives such as making cards for children at the Lombardi Cancer Center. The student committee also volunteers it's time at the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge in nearby Baltimore, MD. Over 2,000 students from all corners of the Hilltop participate in our 12-hour overnight event on Harbin Multisport Field. In addition to the Survivor Lap and Luminaria Ceremony, highlights of the event are eating contests, dance and a cappella performances, a bounce house, tie dye and a push-up contest.
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A life's body of bird photography by a veteran news photographer.
About the AuthorDouglas Graham
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Douglas Graham is a photojournalist by profession. A career newspaper photographer since 1982, he has been in the middle of some of the most important news stories of the past two decades. Graham has been chased by a crackhead trying to steal his cameras, slammed into by a bank robber during a high-speed chase, tear-gassed, pepper-sprayed, spit on by protesters, arrested and shook the hand of the President in the Oval Office—while winning many national and international photography awards along the way.
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City and Port Authority complete riverfront land transfer
The City of Kansas City, Mo., and the Kansas City Port Authority are announcing the completion of a land transfer involving property along the riverfront. The transfer, authorized by the City Council, conveys fee simple title to 68 acres of land along the riverfront near the Heart of America and Kit Bond bridges from the City to the Port Authority. As a result of this transfer, the Port Authority now owns a total of 120 acres along the downtown riverfront.
"While the Port Authority had previously controlled the land through a long-term lease, this transfer will simplify future development efforts," said City Manager Troy Schulte. "This is a concrete step toward bringing vitality to the riverfront, which played an important part in our city's early development and can contribute to our city's future."
The riverfront site once served as a dump for building and other city debris. In 1997, the Port Authority was tasked to lead environmental remediation work at the site. Over a period of 10 years, crews cleared the riverfront of hazardous materials, and in September 2007, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources issued a "no further action" letter declaring the remediation complete and site suitable for redevelopment.
"The Port Authority has been working closely with the City since the Berkley administration to transform the downtown riverfront into a vibrant, mixed-use economic engine for the City," said Michael Collins, president of the Port Authority. "Its location at the doorstep of our central business district, along with unique development assistance tools like the Port Improvement District and the ability for developers to work with a single landowner to negotiate agreements, should make it even more attractive. We thank the City for entrusting the Port Authority as its partner on this project and look forward to our continued partnership to market this parcel and bring to fruition a riverfront development of which Kansas City can be proud."
This transfer is the latest milestone in the Port Authority's revitalized push to serve as a catalyst for economic redevelopment in Kansas City, Mo. Another milestone was achieved on July 1, 2011, when the Port Authority and City celebrated the completion of Kansas City's newest and greenest roadway, the Front Street Extension, linking Grand Boulevard to the Kit Bond Bridge. The Front Street Extension terminates at a recently redesigned, high-efficiency interchange that affords quick and easy access to Interstates 29 and 35, US Highway 71 as well as the River Market and Central Business District.
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Beginning on Thursday, September 12, 2013, various lane closures will occur on East Benson Road Between Cliff Avenue and Interstate 229 in Sioux Falls to allow crews to perform some miscellaneous road repairs in this area.
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Aug 15, 2013, 06:39 AM
transfer switch for generator
my electrican had set up a circuit for my old oil boiler on the transfer switch. I just had a new gas boiler installed and the plumber can not find the circuit. hope this isn't a silly question, but does the generator have to be running for that circuit to be "hot"? thanx, mcfangz
Aug 15, 2013, 08:21 AM
Any part of the circuit that is powered by the generator will require the gen to run to be 'hot'. If you ran the old unit from regular power (without using the generator) then somewhere there is a power supply that should be hot all the time.
Aug 15, 2013, 10:05 AM
I agree with Jaybee. Somewhere in the load center\transfer switch panels lies the wiring circuit. Plumbers are great at what they do. But more often than not know little about current NEC wiring practices. But odd one can not trace a circuit, fairly basic stuff there. But I am not there and anything is about possible, that is for sure.
The incoming power from your electrical provider would have to interrupted {storm damage} for the back up supply to turn on and energize the circuit. Other wise it is always hot from your original power source.
I am assuming that he needed to de-energize the circuit to wire the burner, correct?
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Aug 15, 2013, 04:33 PM
shouldn't the circuit be hot all of the time and when the generator kicks up it will stay on for the duration of no power?
Aug 15, 2013, 05:06 PM
Yes it should be "hot" all the time. During most situations power will be supplied by the load center. But during outages the generator will be supplying the power.
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