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Spend Your Day With PCH All Day!
Hey PCH fans! As Danielle Lam told you about yesterday, today marks our first-ever PCH ALL Day event! That's right! There's always something to do at PCH, whether it's entering an ongoing sweepstakes…taking a chance at one of our instant win opportunities…or playing one of our awesome games!
Well today we're showing you just how much there is to do in a day, with 24 hours of straight fun ahead! So for all you night owls that are up right now, here's the rundown of what's going on tonight! Be sure to check back at the blog at 6AM ET when we will be updating with the next block of more PCH fun!
PCHSearch&Win will be releasing prizes at 5 different hours today! Here's your first chance! 5 $100.00 Best buy gift cards are available to be won starting now!
Would $20,000.00 improve your budget? Well here's an entry to win $20,000.00 RIGHT NOW!
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We know we just gave you a chance to win $20,000.00, but is ONE ever enough? Here's ANOTHER entry for the chance to win $20,000.00
Hmm…is 4AM ET early or late? Whatever you think, we think it's the right time to take a spin on Aztec Wilds! Go play now!
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Make sure to come back to the blog at 6AM ET to see what's up next at PCH All DAY!
Sarah S.
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Tide tables and solunar tables for sport fishers in St. Petersburg. Find out the forecast for high tides and low tides before setting out to fish, and other fishing-related data such as the lunar phase, tidal coefficient, sun and moon rising and setting times, hours of maximum fish activity, weather conditions in St. Petersburg ...
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Today Thursday, 27th of November of 2014, the sun rose in St. Petersburg at 7:02 am and sunset will be at 5:35 pm. The moon will rise in the southeast (104º) at 11:27 am and will set in the southwest (258º) at 11:00 pm.
In the high tide and low tide chart, we can see that the first high tide was at 3:57 am and the next high tide will be at 7:10 pm. The first low tide will be at 11:58 am and the next low tide at 11:17 pm.
The lunar phase is a Waxing Crescent. Today we have 10 hours and 33 minutes of sun. The solar transit is at 12:18 pm and the length of time the moon will be visible will be 11 hours and 33 minutes.
The tidal coefficient today is 69 (average). At noon the tidal coefficient drops to 64 to end the day with a tidal coefficient of 62. The tide heights today are 2.3 ft, -0.3 ft, 1.6 ft and 1.3 ft. We can compare these levels with the maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for St. Petersburg which is of 3.0 ft and a minimum height of -1.0 ft.
The solunar fishing calendar in St. Petersburg tells us that today is an average day for fishing, the fish activity forecast is average. Please, read more about solunar tables. The best times of day for fishing are:
| from 4:42 am to 6:42 am, high activity Major period (moon down)
from 11:27 am to 12:27 pm, average activity minor period (moonrise)
from 5:13 pm to 7:13 pm, high activity Major period (moon up). This period also coincides with sunset; therefore the sun will exercise more influence, possibly obtaining greater activity than expected
from 11:00 pm to 12:00 am, average activity minor period (moonset)
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NOTE: The times reflected in the tide table for St. Petersburg are tide forecasts only valid as references for sport fishing. They shouldn't be used as a guide for navigation. The heights are expressed in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW).
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Let me start by saying that this is not intended to be a "whining topic". And I'm not even saying it's necessarily a problem yet. Rather, it's simply a strong concern I have.
Now, I'll be honest; I've never played a Paladin in anything but Blizzard games. My understanding of what a Paladin is, is based solely on Blizzard's interpretations. However, when I logged in my Paladin after this last patch, I was struck by how very different he feels from his original incarnation.
I started World of Warcraft back in the Vanilla Beta, and I always played a Paladin. I was a huge fan of Uther the Lightbringer (and Arthas, of course), and I just knew Paladin was going to be the Class for me. They were more rugged than Priests, yet more stoic than Warriors; to me, they were the perfect Class. I was also a huge fan of Diablo II, so that certainly helped make the decision.
Of course, the Class was also boring as hell to play back then; I don't think anyone could legitimately argue otherwise. They had some amazing strengths, but as the old saying goes: "It's like playing God-Mode, but you're playing a pacifist god".
However, the Class also had a great deal of flavor.
Any true Paladin remembers acquiring his or her Verigan's Fist back in the day, or obtaining your Resurrection spell in Elwynn Forest. And obviously, the Charger quest-chain was a whole adventure unto itself. But the things I'm talking about go far beyond that.
First off, let's look at the Paladin dress-code; honestly, most of the time Paladins looks like "Armored Clerics" these days. More than that, most (though luckily, not all) of their armor lacks any sort of "Knightly" attributes, or even references to the Silver Hand. I understand that Tauren can play Paladins now, but they should have to adhere to the Class's history, not force the rest to abandon theirs.
Secondly -- and this will probably sound incredibly shallow or petty at first -- is the name and icons of their Abilities. Everything is Yellow/Gold. To me, I just can't get over how strange that part is. I may very well be alone here, but to me, it speaks volumes about deeper-lying issues.
Back in Warcraft III and early-WoW, the Paladin was very much a battle-hardened character, not so distant from the Warrior, save for his faith. Over time, it feels like the image of the Paladin has gradually shifted to be someone whose armor is more ornamental than anything. They project the image of a character who is nothing without his faith, as opposed to a character whose faith is but one facet of his character.
Finally, there is the core of what made a Paladin a Paladin in previous Blizzard games; Group-utility. Now I'm not going to pretend like Auras were ever "fun" abilities to use, but they were absolutely a part of the character. I still remember seeing that Devotion Aura graphic in Warcraft III (in truth, I was always disappointed the visual wasn't more prominent in WoW), and having that added utility of several different Auras was kind of cool when your group needed a specific one.
Maybe I'm just seeing issues where there aren't any, but when I logged into my Paladin the other day -- a character whom I was considering playing again for Mists of Pandaria -- I was just struck with the overwhelming sense that "This is not the character that I created eight years ago".
Edited by Maldazzar on 9/6/2012 11:47 AM PDT
90 Human Paladin
It's not just paladins. Blizzard has been making all of the classes less unique for years. It's a shame.
The paladin has definitely lost it's flare to me, but after playing it since BC I think that's fair to say. Classes change, people change, and the game changes. Personally, I just burned out on the class as a whole I think. I played all three specs extensively.
I've taken up the mantle of the Mage now, but I still have a huge attachment to my Paladin too. I'm sure I'll play it again someday.
I will agree with you that some of the armor isn't quite Paladin-esque as we would expect, but the Developers also take into account the raid zone and bosses who drop the tokens for said armor. I really don't think the tier sets have looked too far off.
The thing is, with Paladins their faith is the defining characteristic of the Oath they've sworn. They are Holy Warriors - Warriors of the Light. The very thing that empowers a Paladin is the Light they wield. I'm glad that Blizzard hasn't strayed from that fact, to me it's what made the Paladin great. Their abilities are all touched and based off their biggest weapon: The Light.
It is but one fact of their character, but at the same time a Paladin with no Faith is a Warrior (or Death Knight in Arthas' case!) That's the whole point behind the gold/yellow/Holiness with all of their spells and abilities.
To your third point: I agree again, friend. I miss the Auras. It always made me chuckle to zone into a Dungeon or Raid and see the classic 'Which Pally left Crusader Aura on?' message. It was a nice little utility to be able to bring that to the table, whether it be the Devotion Aura or a Resistance Aura for a particular fight. It's nice that they've incorporated the Auras into other Talents/Abilities now, but my heart goes out to the Aura bar. How I miss thee.
Thank you for the good read, this was a nicely structured post and I'm glad to see something like this as opposed to the normal slew of 'WHAT'D YOU DO TO MY PALLY' threads.
85 Draenei Priest
paladin is the only class so far i can't level. next to mage, which is sitting on 82. dear lord paladins are boring, but do insane damage.
90 Worgen Warrior
They've already milked the "proper" paladin attire look. So forgive them for working outside the box.
If you don't like it, then mog it into something you feel appropriate.
Edited by Jessebella on 9/6/2012 12:36 PM PDT
90 Blood Elf Mage
This just isn't a paladin-friendly story line. Vanilla and Wrath, with undead featuring big in the storyline, were a paladin's playground. Dragons and pandas, not so much.
Hopefully the next expansion will bring back dark, foreboding themes, and a legion of undead for paladins to rise up against.
The paladin has definitely lost it's flare to me, but after playing it since BC I think that's fair to say. Classes change, people change, and the game changes. Personally, I just burned out on the class as a whole I think. I played all three specs extensively.
As far as the constant Yellow and Gold themes, in terms of their actual abilities, I just always remember thinking Paladins were more closely associated with the color Blue, while Yellow gives off more of a "Holy than thou" vibe, to me. I always picture the Paladin more as "the Blue-collar soldier", who fights for his faith instead of glory. It's a hugely important characteristic, but it seems like Paladins are feeling more and more like "Melee-Priests" than their own thing.
Still, you do make some good points. I've never been fond of designing Armor-Sets around Raids instead of the Class itself, but diversity is always a plus, I suppose; like you say, Transmog exists for a reason. I suppose the big concern isn't so much the style, so much as the "feel" of the Class; like I said before, he just feels more and more like a "Plate-wearing Cleric" more than the kind of character that Uther the Lightbringer was.
Well, it's a fair point, but I actually think they've only really touched on the "Cleric" aspect in most of their Armor-designs. The Tier 6 and Sunwell Sets were the only ones that really showcased the more stoic, Knightly side of the Paladin, and while Tier 10 and Tier 11 may have tried to borrow the more serious style of the Judgement Armor, I think the issue was that neither of those sets actually felt evocative of the Paladin.
It's just like the upcoming Tier 14 and PvP sets; they look okay as Armor-designs, but absolutely nothing about them evokes the image of a Paladin. Meanwhile, their Challenge Mode Armor is just "right". Here, take a look for yourself, as well as their Season 11 design:
The helmet on the Challenge Armor looks a little strange to me, but whatever your thoughts, you *know* that that is *Paladin* armor. On the other hand, here are the Tier 14 and PvP sets:
Again, both of those are nice-looking sets, but neither really makes you think "That's a Paladin". Now, in the case of the White Tiger armor, maybe it's related to the Lore of Pandaria in some way that I'm unaware of, and if so, it definitely gets additional points. Still, neither set really says "Knight-type character", and that's really where my concern lies, in terms of Armor-design.
90 Human Paladin
I partly agree with you about auras. I miss them, and for no good reason either!
I believe Ghostcrawler said something about not getting a lot of gameplay out of them, and I completely agree.
Devo Aura was an insignificant amount of armor
Ret Aura was doing virtually no damage
Res Aura was overlapping other resist effects, which were also underwhelming (and removed)
Cons Aura needed to be rolled in baseline (and Aura Mastery became MoP Devo Aura)
Crusader Aura amused countless players by being on through an entire PUG Heroic
Plus I was GREATLY pleased by the Seals being made the new Auras.
And yet, it now feels to me like Paladins are missing something. But ya know, it's probably just nostalgia talking. Maybe it's best to try and move on. The class is in a better place, and so are our old Auras.
Paladins are traditionally holy warriors. They call upon the Light and since classic WoW have drawn upon divine powers to access their strength. It is unsurprising that most of their abilities have bright, 'heavenly' tones.
The class certainly feels different than it did back in the day but imo change is good. Nothing stays the same, not even in lore, so it isn't a great surprise that paladins have moved along as well.
Paladins are traditionally holy warriors. They call upon the Light and since classic WoW have drawn upon divine powers to access their strength. It is unsurprising that most of their abilities have bright, 'heavenly' tones.
It's funny you posted when you did, I was *just* going to bring up the Level 60 PvP Armor! Specifically, how the (Alliance) Paladins really got shafted in comparison to the Warriors. There's actually an official Wallpaper the showcases the set was obviously intended for Paladins, yet for some reason, instead of Blue-and-Gold colors, they went with the Yellow-and-White colors you have for a Transmog:
That's just kind of an example of what I mean; the Paladin's image seems to have shifted, slowly be surely, to become something that feels very, very different from what it was originally. At least, it seems that way to me.
I find it ironic that you say that, actually. I see this old set more Paladin-y than Warrior-y. If anything, the gold with the eagle lends itself a more holy feel than gritty warrior-type gear. I guess all the esthetics is really an individual taste. Luckily we have transmog to make our characters more our own, eh?
61 Gnome Priest
Eh, I tried them in beta and not too excited and won't be playing my 85 one to 90. Still a pretty good class though.
100 Human Paladin
I only wanted to comment on this part, but if you use our new Devotion Aura party/raid wide cooldown, the wc3 devotion aura graphic pulses at everyone's feet for the duration
Its amazing.
As far as the constant Yellow and Gold themes, in terms of their actual abilities, I just always remember thinking Paladins were more closely associated with the color Blue, while Yellow gives off more of a "Holy than thou" vibe, to me. I always picture the Paladin more as "the Blue-collar soldier", who fights for his faith instead of glory. It's a hugely important characteristic, but it seems like Paladins are feeling more and more like "Melee-Priests" than their own thing.
I partially agree with what you're saying, the Paladin class is meant to be a blue collar soldier of sorts. They fight for their faith instead of glory, indeed, but they are still imbued by the Light and act accordingly. I can see your point, some of the spells do seem to be a bit overzealous for a Paladin though. It's close to almost transcending their morals.
I can dig that too, as much as I enjoyed the raid armor sets for this expansions it does feel that some of the 'feel' for the Paladin class has left. I'd say they grabbed hold of that and reined it back in with the Dragon Soul raid armor, you can't get much more Paladin-esque than that. I like how it's not bright and gold, as much as that color scheme is fitting for a Paladin it just seems like raid armor that was colored so seemed to be a bit overbearing where a Paladin would be a humble servent of the Light. The kind of dulled/muted colors is a nice change and I feel like they captured the essence of the paladin with that one. (Don't get me wrong I still love my Lightbringer armor, but I feel that it's a bit too flashy. The old Paladin PvP armor was a good model. It was eye catching, but it didn't belie what the Paladin was all about.)
Uther the Lightbringer... that must be a nice feel. I can only imagine what it'd be like to truly walk a mile in his shoes. Uther was completely loyal to the Light and his king, up until his last breath.
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AnneElisa on 11/4/2014 3:37:00 AM more reviews by AnneElisa
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I buy it again and again ( i am on my 4th one now). I apply it in the morning before my lipstick and in the evening before i go to bed. I love the balmy texture. It keeps my lips moisturized and protected.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Alexandra123Y on 10/31/2014 8:00:00 AM more reviews by Alexandra123Y
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
The product seems to work. Could not notice much dryness while using the balm. Yet I am not very happy about the texture and smell. The texture is wax one and glides on top of your lips. It's not smooth too. The smell is quite strong, and I cannot quite describe it. To me it is not a very pleasant one.
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*TOP REVIEWER* amtn on 10/24/2014 9:46:00 AM more reviews by amtn
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
If you suffer from perioral dermatitis (ezcema around your lips or the corner of your mouth) buy this! It will keep your lips moisturised for the whole day. Calm down any inflammation and help rough patches within two uses.
Matte finish. Great under lipstick as a base if used sparingly. Especially Mac Retro Mattes (so drying!)
My only gripe - yes it is a pot and.. it can get contaminated.. especially with your lip area and reapplying. To combat, I use a q tip to take a tiny bit out and then slather it onto my lips.
I dare call this holy grail! And I love my lipbalms. One of my drugstore favourites is.. Nivea Lipbutter! That's the only one that doesn't cause my lips to flare up, feel tight and get that.. bumpy ring around my lips. But it doesn't compare to this lipbalm. Gosh this is next level!
I purchased it for a friend on Accutane treatment... And she uses it twice a day.. instead of lathering on lipbalm every hour!
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Catfink90 on 10/8/2014 6:55:00 AM more reviews by Catfink90
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Grey
I will never be without this product again, it's that good.
I used to have the most dry, chapped lips you can imagine. I actually couldn't wear lipstick of any kind on its own, I would always have to layer with a gloss over the top to reduce the patchiness that any lipstick would emphasise.
The price is more than I have ever paid for a lip balm. But on the plus side the pot is full to the brim, and once you feel the texture of this product you'll realise just how little you need to use. It's very thick and waxy feeling, and spreads less easily over the lips than traditional, more emollient lip balms do.
I use this during the day (VERY sparingly) occasionally. But for me where this product really shines is as an overnight lip treatment. I put a liberal amount on right before I go to bed and I wake up with smooth, baby soft lips that I can wear any lipstick I want on. As a side note I also exfoliate my lips about once a week gently with a soft toothbrush and I always use this straight afterwards.
I'm going to buy a few more pots to stock up and continue to use this and enjoy being able to start a nice lipstick collection!
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*TOP REVIEWER* samiiyo on 10/1/2014 5:20:00 AM more reviews by samiiyo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral Hair: Red Eyes: Blue
I was extremely iffy about purchasing this because $20+ for a lip balm? Why on earth would I do that?! I was seriously judging myself as I put it in my basket at Target. My French friend raves about it all of the time so I caved and I'm actually glad that I did.
I have tried many lip balms and none of them are very hydrating; my lips feel dry within an hour. The hydration with this lip balm stays for hours.
It is a very odd consistency, in my opinion. I can't even describe it. It's much tackier than regular lip balm and it's a little weird to apply. I was a little concerned at first, but I actually quite prefer it now that I've seen the results. The most recent lip balm I used prior to this was Lush's Lip service, which came in a little tin and it nowhere near hydrates as well or for as long. It was almost $8 and I -think- there is less product (don't quote me on that), so I do think the Nuxe lip balm is worth it. I take forever to go through lip balm so I think that I will have this for probably 6 months to a year at least.
It makes your lips look really nice too without using any product over top. I usually use this as an overnight treatment, because I don't really use lip balm throughout the day to avoid making my lips dependent on a constant layer of lip balm!
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*TOP REVIEWER* sophie_lapin on 9/29/2014 8:01:00 PM more reviews by sophie_lapin
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
The best lip balm I have ever used! Perfect base under lipsticks. Love the smell. My lips are so plump and hydrated. You can get this on Ebay for under $15.
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maria91 on 9/22/2014 9:17:00 AM more reviews by maria91
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
It's.... ok. It's VERY thick which makes it a bit of a pain to apply, not creamy at all, but quite hydrating. I use it like an overnight lip mask but I think it would be a pain to apply through the day on the go. Also, not a fan of the pot packaging as it's not very hygienic.
Overall, I don't regret buying it but wouldn't repurchase considering it's also the most expensive lip balm I've ever bought!
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OR1981 on 9/19/2014 3:48:00 AM more reviews by OR1981
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Just don't see what all the hype is about. I was really looking forward to trying this lip balm, but felt absolutely no difference when using it. In fact, a $2 Cocoa Butter Stick works a lot better on my lips. Would not repurchase.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Emma13 on 9/13/2014 12:31:00 PM more reviews by Emma13
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I was excited to try this product, due to the rave reviews and because I suffer from chaped lips quite often. It has a beeswaxy consistency, which feels unpleasantly thick and grainy on the lips, and it leaves a matte finish which I also dislike. However it would be worthwhile if the product itself did what it promised. But nope. Although it doesn't make my lips worse (L'Occitane), it doesn't make them better either. It is really just a very average, overpriced product sold with a lot of hype. I get better results with Blistex (the version in the pot) and Eucerin. I would not buy this again.
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scjohnson on 9/12/2014 10:41:00 AM more reviews by scjohnson
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love, love, love. I've purchased this three times, and considering each pot lasts a LONG time, that's saying something about how much I love it. thick but not sticky, you only need a little bit and it nourishes your lips for a very long time. It has a lightly grainy texture due to the crystallized honey, but it does melt quickly and the little bit of grainy feeling is gone right away. Honey has been used as a healing ointment for a long time, in fact it's supposed to be good for healing cuts and burns. All I can vouch for is that this is a miracle worker on dry lips in the winter, or all year round. My boyfriend even loves it. NOTE: I've purchased the stick/tube form and it is NOT the same formula. I don't like the stick at all, it's thin and doesn't soak in.
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Jason Stasiulewicz has been named systems administrator for Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF). Information technology (IT) is an area of emphasis as the organization works to enhance member interaction and service. Stasiulewicz will be responsible for installation, maintenance and support of the companys computer systems.
Prior to joining Ohio Farm Bureau, Stasiulewicz held IT positions with National Youth Advocate Program, Nexus Technology Group, JP Morgan Chase and Omnicare. He also served as an IT consultant for OFBF since 2007. He is a graduate of Franklin University with a degree in Information Technology. Stasiulewicz and his wife, Elizabeth, reside in Blacklick.
Information technology helps us connect with our volunteers, communicate with them and service their needs, said Matthew Miller, OFBF director of information technology. Jasons knowledge of the technology and Farm Bureau will help us achieve that goal.
Ohio Farm Bureau is the states largest general farm organization. Its mission is to forge a partnership between farmers and consumers.


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copper guest journalby Cam Wilson $40.00
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Be My Guest
A warm and luminous way to keep track of friends and family that visit your home, the Copper Guest Journal is a personalized keepsake that fills your home with the sounds, scribbles and stories of great company.
Handmade in San Francisco using durable recycled paper, it makes a wonderful gift for a get-together, housewarming, birthday, anniversary or any other guest-worthy occasion. And with the sturdy metal spiral and beautiful brushed copper cover, it's a veritable goldmine (or copper mine, if you will) of treasured memories.
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Cam Wilson of All Fours creates uniquely embossed patina copper albums.
Patina is the process of using a torch to produce a film on the metal through oxidation, which creates a weathered look.
His copper albums are warm and industrial, and one can sense the craftsmanship and love that goes into them. Wilson loves working with and forming metal, especially copper.
The process of using a torch is frustrating, he says, but it is the most rewarding part of his work. He loves the depth and painterly quality that develops from it. But by far the best part of his job is that he can spend every day working in the studio with his dogs.
Wilson was born in Palo Alto, CA, but has lived in San Francisco for the last 26 years. He splits his work between a ranch in Santa Rosa, where he does the torch work, and the three levels of a crumbling San Francisco Victorian in the lower Haight district where the assembly takes place.
He has a BA in Video Art from the California College of Art in Oakland, CA, and says if he weren't an artist he would be a video engineer.
Some of his first works were large metal sculptures made of old Cadillacs--but his current work developed after working with a jeweler and practicing with those types of tools and materials.
Wilson began using salvaged metal from a scrap yard, but now buys copper by the half-ton from a distributor. He uses recycled motorcycle inner tubes for the hinges.
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Responding to customer concerns following the loss of funds in the collapse of commodities broker MF Global, Citigroup said it is giving its customers Internet access to details about how their collateral is invested.
The system, which Citigroup said has been under development since March, began working over the weekend before news broke that U.S. futures broker PFGBest had collapsed after allegedly losing more than $200 million in customer money.
Coming on top of the MF Global failure, where as much as $1.6 billion of customer funds were estimated to have to gone missing, the PFGBest collapse has renewed doubts about the safety of customer funds that the industry classifies as "segregated."
PFGBest's regulated affiliate, Peregrine Financial Group, filed to liquidate under Chapter 7 of the U.S. bankruptcy code on Tuesday.
"Clients want transparency," said Christopher Perkins, Global Head of OTC Clearing at Citigroup. "They want confidence that segregation is working, particularly after MF Global and yesterday's events."
Customers using the system, called Citi Velocity, can see each day the value of the collateral that the company is holding and the portions in cash and securities, Perkins said.
"The whole goal here is to instill confidence and show clients we are doing the right thing," he said.
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President of the Eurogroup Jeroen Dijsselbloem
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23 October 2014 - 10:42 AM
It definately looks like a leak.
If the seal is ok. Then it holds for days on my Nauticam Housing.
I just pump it down until it goes green.
31 July 2014 - 09:42 AM
Nice nice
29 July 2014 - 08:39 AM
Remove the O-ring that keep the original "plastic LED holder/lense" (whatever it should be called).
You do not need to remove more than that. You have a new one in your package.
Use the new one it is easier.
I believe that they have used a small drop of glue originally to hold the LED in place. I think that I was cutting the old wires , due to that.
20 July 2014 - 07:37 AM
If I would try to bring a Pelican on-board here in Europe the would just start laughing at me :-)
I check in my Strobes. I use a plastic "Lunch-box" for it.
The Camera and a Lense are fitted into the UW-housing and I carry it separetely.
I use a Duffel Backpack for the Lenses and the big Domeport. The lenses are protected by padded Lense bags.
The Domeport is protected by a Regulator back and some pastic on Sun-shade side.
I am of the opinion that you should avoid a roller-bags. They are more visible than Backpacks and looks heavier.
People with Rollerbags seems to be stopped a lot more often than not!
Well, this System works fine for me for some years now.
14 July 2014 - 09:59 PM
The ports should nicely be held in place, due to underpressure.
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