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The papyri found in Egypt have yielded fragments large and small of ancient literary authors. We include in this volume from the 5th–4th centuries BCE fragments of two tragedies (one a satyr play by Aeschylus); of five by Sophocles; of ten by Euripides; of one by Ion; and of some plays not assignable. From Old Comedy, 5th century, we have fragments of one play each of Epicharmus, Cratinus, Pherecrates, Eupolis, and Plato; some fragments of Aristophanes; and unassignable fragments. From Middle Comedy and New Comedy, 4th and 3rd centuries, are twenty-six items including at least three by Menander and one each by Philemon, Timocles, and Straton. From mimes there are a fragment of Sophron and six unassignable, including 112 lines of clownish doings by the Indian Ocean. The lyric poetry, 7th century BCE–4th CE, twenty-one mostly anonymous items, includes some of Sappho, Corinna, Pindar, Philicus, fragments of dithyrambic poetry, hymns, songs and so on. There are seventeen examples of elegiac and iambic, 7th century BCE–3rd CE, including some Mimnermus, Amyntas, Leonidas, Antipater of Sidon, and Posidippus. The thirty items of hexameter poetry, 5th century BCE–6th CE are mostly unassignable but include Panyasis, Erinna (a lovely fragment of her 'Distaff'), Euphorion, Pancrates, and Dionysius (the 'Bassarica').
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We have run into trouble with buying this house. =( The original price was 95k. We offered 90k. The owner counter offered 92.5k. Our loan will only cover the downpayment and closing cost if the house 90k or less. My first preference person told me to tell the owner that we offer 92.5k but seller pays closing costs. We'll see how that goes….
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After getting turned down by Sallie Mae – a company that loans out money – I was heartbroken. My connected me with "her people" and they got Bruce and I a loan for 95k which is really good for us beings we don't have one spec of credit! We FOUND a HOUSE and it's adorable. We are schedueled to look at it today! If all goes according to plan we will purchase it and move into it in about a month! crosses fingers
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Sitting incongruously among the hangars and laboratories of NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley is the squat facade of an old McDonald's. You won't get a burger there, though — its cash registers and soft-serve machines have given way to old tape drives and modern computers run by a rogue team of hacker engineers who've rechristened the place McMoon's. These self-described techno-archaeologists have been on a mission to recover and digitize forgotten photos taken in the '60s by a quintet of scuttled lunar satellites.
The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) has since 2007 brought some 2,000 pictures back from 1,500 analog data tapes. They contain the first high-resolution photographs ever taken from behind the lunar horizon, including the first photo of an earthrise (first slide above). Thanks to the technical savvy and DIY engineering of the team at LOIRP, it's being seen at a higher resolution than was ever previously possible.
"We're reaching back to a capability that existed but couldn't be touched back when it was created," says Keith Cowing, co-lead and founding member at LOIRP. "It's like having a DVD in 1966, you can't play it. We had resolution of the Earth of about a kilometer [per pixel]. This is an image taken a quarter of a f***king million miles away in 1966. The Beatles were warming up to play Shea Stadium at the moment it was being taken."
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Dr. Mutahhar Ahmad graduated from the Allama Iqbal Med Coll, Univ of Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan in 1991. He works in Farmington Hills, MI and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine and Internal Medicine - Geriatrics. Dr. Ahmad is affiliated with Sinai Grace Hospital, Harper University Hospital and Botsford Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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Apple and Samsung earn 99 percent of mobile phone vendor profits
While the two big smartphone vendors, Apple and Samsung, are battling it out in the courtrooms, they're still in total control of operating profits. Horace Dediu of Asymco has just published his analysis of operating profits for the top eight mobile phone vendors and found that Apple and Samsung together pulled in 99 percent of the profits in the first quarter of 2012.
Apple had the largest share of that total, with a full 73 percent of the profits made by the top mobile phone vendors. Only Apple, Samsung, and HTC made a profit in the first quarter of 2012, and HTC's share was a tiny 1 percent. The other companies on the list -- Motorola, Nokia, RIM, LG, and Sony Ericsson -- all had losses for their handset businesses.
Apple and Samsung are reaping the benefits of being the top vendors in the lucrative and growing smartphone business. Profits from the eight top vendors detailed in Dediu's report have gone from US$5.3 billion to $14.4 billion, primarily from carrier subsidies on pricey smartphones.
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This week, NRA praised the U.S. Supreme Court's historic decision in another landmark Second Amendment case. In a 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that the Second Amendment applies not just to Washington, D.C. and other federal enclaves, but protects the rights of all Americans throughout the country. The opinion in McDonald v. City of Chicago brings an end to the nearly 30 year-long handgun ban that the city has imposed on its law-abiding citizens.
"This is a landmark decision," said NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre. "The Second Amendment—as every citizen's constitutional right—is now a real part of American constitutional law. The NRA will work to ensure this constitutional victory is not transformed into a practical defeat by activist judges defiant city councils or cynical politicians who seek to pervert, reverse or nullify the Supreme Court's McDonald decision through Byzantine labyrinths of restrictions and regulations that render the Second Amendment inaccessible, unaffordable or otherwise impossible to experience in a practical, reasonable way."
As a party to the case, the NRA participated in oral arguments before the Court in March. The NRA persuasively argued that the Second Amendment applies to state and local governments through the Fourteenth Amendment and that handgun bans, like those in the City of Chicago and the Village of Oak Park, are unconstitutional under any standard of judicial review. This same view was shared in friend of the court briefs by a bipartisan group of 309 members of Congress from both chambers, 38 state attorneys general, and hundreds of state legislators. Public opinion polls show that this view is also shared by an overwhelming majority of the American people.
"This decision makes absolutely clear that the Second Amendment protects the God-given right of self-defense for all law-abiding Americans, period," said NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox. "Ironically, while crime in Chicago runs rampant and lawmakers there call on the National Guard for help, Mayor Daley has insisted on leaving the residents of his city defenseless. Today's opinion puts the law back on the side of the law-abiding. We will be watching closely to make sure that Chicago abides by both the letter and the spirit of the Supreme Court's decision."
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text: Tonights shoot [Archive] - Glock Talk Glock Talk > The Main Room > WhereULive > Bluegrass Glockers > Tonights shoot PDA View Full Version : Tonights shoot Berretta901-22-2008, 19:54All I can say is wow. Just wow.:faint::faint::faint::dunno::dunno:: domzilla901-23-2008, 05:14What did I miss? Berretta901-23-2008, 08:09A guy none of us has seen in a few years came in and went off. I'll e mail you with the details but suffice it to say he was unhappy with where the safe area was. He was yelling load enough that you could hear it all over the building. It got so bad we had to refuse to let him shoot with us. ciwsguy01-23-2008, 16:57Never been to any of your shooting sessions, but this sounds like the kind of guy that has NO BUSINESS being around firearms or cars. Berretta901-24-2008, 20:45Well you should come out and join us. we shoot on Tuesdays and Thursday. Different clubs but alot of the same people. Great fun. Crazy4nitro01-25-2008, 09:15Great, Sounds like it was more fun then completing Honey-Do list tasks like I was doing.........:steamed: 'Nitro ciwsguy01-29-2008, 18:51Well you should come out and join us. we shoot on Tuesdays and Thursday. Different clubs but alot of the same people. Great fun. So could you describe what it is you folks do when you have your matches? What does it cost? Berretta901-30-2008, 16:24I shoot in matches on both Tuesday and Thursday night. The Tuesday night shoots are losely based on USPSA shooting. There is usually a little steel mixed with cardboard targets. They break it down into the various divisions, production, limited, open etc. The Thursady night shoots are a lot like the other except we don't break it into catagories. On Thursady nights you will probably have a mandatory mag change or two. Both are a lot of fun and a good way to sharpen your skills. Cost is 10.00 and you can usually shoot the stage two or three times. vBulletin® v3.8.7, Copyright ©2000-2014, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.


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Grimsby Telegraph list all of the tourist attractions in Grimsby. If you are looking for tourist attractions in the local area then you can find a good business and deal with Grimsby Telegraph!
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The first line of defense for most diabetics is diet and exercise. Over time however, diet and exercise alone will often not be enough to lower blood glucose levels to normal range, or acceptable levels. Doctors will then prescribe oral medications. There are a wide variety of oral medications on the market today.
To reduce the risk of developing diabetic complications, current recommendations suggest patients try to achieve normal blood sugar levels. When your doctor prescribes oral diabetes medications, he or she will also suggest that you follow a diabetic diet and exercise for 30 minutes a day at least five days a week. That's because the medication will work better in concert with these other therapies.
Over time the effectiveness of these medications tends to decrease. For example, it is difficult to achieve normal blood sugar levels if you have had diabetes for ten years. When diabetes medications become less effective, it is not uncommon for your doctor to either switch you to a different medication, or prescribe a secondary oral medication.
Types of Oral Medications
There are basically six types of oral medications available to diabetics today. These are:
- Sulfonylureas
- Biguanides
- Meglitinides
- Thiazolidinediones
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors
- DPP-4 inhibitors
Sulfonylureas – Sulfonylureas act in the body by increasing insulin production in the beta cells of the pancreas. They are effective in controlling elevated blood sugar levels, and generally have a low incidence of side effects.
Sulfonylureas are not for you if you plan on getting pregnant, if you are pregnant. They are also not good for people who have liver or kidney issues, or for people who have had serious allergic reactions to sulfa antibiotics. The most common side effect of Sulfonylureas is low blood sugar. This risk is exacerbated by drinking. If you do drink, limit yourself to no more than two drinks per day, and eat something prior to drinking.
Biguanides – Biguanides work by decreasing the amount of glucose the liver produces. They can also decrease insulin resistance and thereby allow cells to absorb blood glucose more effectively. Metformin (a biguanide) is the most commonly prescribed drug for type 2 diabetes. It is very well tolerated by most people and does not cause low blood sugar. Metformin can also help to lower triglyceride levels. It has the added benefit of helping some people to lose weight.
The most common side effects (occurring in about 5-30% of patients) are diarrhea, temporary nausea, increased gas, and a metallic taste. Also people taking metformin may experience a decrease in B12 levels. This usually does not cause issues, and a supplement can alleviate the issue. There is a possible serious side effect, lactic acidosis, in which lactic acid builds up in the blood stream. Your doctor will discuss this possibility with you. Metformin is also widely prescribed with other drugs as a part of a "combination" therapy when one drug is not enough to bring blood sugar levels to normal ranges.
Meglitinides – Meglitinides work by increasing the amount of insulin produced by the beta cells of the pancreas. They are prescribed for people with type 2 diabetes who have not been able to achieve normal blood sugar levels, or near normal levels with diet and exercise alone. These drugs must be taken with meals as they can lower blood sugar if you do not eat immediately.
Side effects of meglitinides include low blood sugar, weight gain, nausea, upper respiratory infections, and joint pain. If you have liver or kidney issues, these drugs may not be a viable option.
Thiazolidinediones – This class of drugs is also used to lower blood sugar levels. However, troglitazone (Rezulin) was removed from the US marketplace, due to increased liver problems. Recently this class of medication has come under increased scrutiny as liver damage may still be an associated risk. However, the newer thiazolidinediones have not yet been shown to cause damage. Still, thiazolidinediones are not the first choice of medications available. Physicians may still prescribe thiazolidinediones if other medications have failed to bring blood sugar levels to normal range.
If your doctor has prescribed this class of medication, you should keep an eye out for side effects which might indicate liver damage. These include: yellowing of the skin or the whites of the eyes, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, dark urine, and/or fatigue. If any of these present you should contact your physician immediately.
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors – These drugs work by preventing the body from digesting carbohydrates and reducing the rate of sugar absorption by the intestines. Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors are particularly helpful for people who experience high blood sugar levels after eating. Generally, they are more effective in people whose blood glucose levels are slightly above normal.
If you are taking alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, there is a risk of low blood sugar. Because of the way the alpha-glucosidase inhibitors work, you need to use glucose-tablets, rather than normal foods, to bring your blood sugar levels back to normal. Side effects are usually temporary and include diarrhea, excessive gas, and abdominal discomfort.
DPP-4 Inhibitors (Dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors) – These drugs prevent the breakdown of GLP-1. This is a compound which occurs naturally in the body and helps to reduce blood glucose levels. DPP-4 allows GLP-1 to remain active longer and thereby reduces the production of blood sugar, only when levels are high. It also helps the body to produce more insulin. DPP-4 inhibitors may also help to lower cholesterol.
These drugs may not be a viable option or if you have kidney problems or are pregnant or planning to get pregnant. Discuss these with your physician. Side effects include diarrhea, nausea, flatulence, stuffy/runny nose, sore throat, headache, upper respiratory infection, or sensitivity to light.
When you are initially diagnosed with diabetes, your doctor is likely to prescribe an oral medication, based on your medical history. He or she may change the medication if you are not reaching your blood sugar level goals. After a period of time, it is likely that the oral medications will begin to lose their efficacy. This is normal as the disease progresses. At this point a second medication is likely to be prescribed. This is called oral combination therapy and is effective because the drugs prescribed work differently within the body. Because all medications have the risk of interacting with other medications and supplements you may be taking, it is important to discuss everything you take with your physician. Don't forget to include any over the counter items you may take. Keep your eye out for any side effects and discuss them with your physician. He or she will tell you if there are any urgent side effects you need to be on the lookout for. Usually, the most common side effect is hypoglycemia.
Keeping your blood sugar levels normal for as long as possible is very important for type 2 diabetics. Normal blood sugar levels will prevent or delay the onset of diabetic complications. Work with your physician to determine what is a normal blood sugar level, and what your targets should be. Taking an oral medication is one of the best ways to achieve blood sugar levels in the normal range.


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Sunday, Oct. 9; the Launchpad (21-and-over), $7: If you ever find yourself lying in bed, unable to get up and worried that you'll spend the entire day under the covers, grab your CD player remote and put on Wolf Eyes' Burned Mind. After a few moments, your new thought process should be something like: "I can't lay here all day. I've got to get up and stab someone in the throat!" Using homemade instruments/noise-producing contraptions, Wolf Eyes works in the medium of textural sound to produce tangible feelings of pain, anxiety and impending doom. As tense as the record makes you feel, there is something strangely cathartic about listening to 70 minutes of continually pulsating racket. This isn't music to get the party started. (Unless your party revolves around ritual suicide.) It's a demonic sermon or perhaps a sadistic wake-up call. The Ann Arbor trio was fortunate to be recognized by leading independent label Sub Pop as more than just adroit noisesters. Wolf Eyes has somehow managed to combine musical extremism with something that even rock purists can get wound up about. I start to tense up when I think about what a live Wolf Eyes show might be like; even listening to Burned Mind on low volume can make me break into a sweat. A few things are for certain; it will be loud, grating and a true sight to behold.
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MPS students now have class on Jan. 31
Milwaukee Public School students will lose a day off because of the weather.
Students will now have class Friday, Jan. 31, to make up for one of the days canceled last week because of the cold.
The day was originally a teacher in service day.
The makeup day does not apply to MPS' 13 year-round schools because they were still on break during the cold snap.
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The New York Giants have made offensive lineman Justin Pugh a rich man by inking him to a four-year deal. The 19th overall pick in this years draft, Pugh will compete for the starting right tackle position with David Diehl.
The former Syracuse star could rotate at the guard positions if he can not beat Diehl out.
Fourth-rounder Tyler Wilson also inked a four-year deal and will back up Eli Manning.


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ATLANTA Rain sprinkles from some of the umbrellas hanging from the ceiling of the Atlanta Botanical Garden's Orchid Center atrium. Bowler hats are aloft as well, only they don't produce a drizzle.
Through a door into the Orchid Display House, gaudy high heels serve as planters, dangling like ripe fruit from the branches of "shoe trees." At the entry to the Fuqua Conservatory, things are more than a little off kilter. Visitors are greeted by a gallery of orchids set off by funhouse-style mirrors that make the people and the plants alternately tall, skinny, rippled and distorted in other ways.
What in the name of Salvador Dali is going on here? Well, it is Salvador Dali – and some of his partners in artistic illusion – going on here, as the Botanical Garden presents "Orchid Daze: Surreal Beauty" through April 14.
Organizers of the annual show always take interesting artistic liberties to try to best frame views of the flowers. That's important because "Orchid Daze" is the garden's biggest draw in that quiet time between its holiday lights show and springtime, presenting a rare burst of blazing color amid the grays and browns of the 30 acres of wintering grounds.
In prior years, they have "planted" garden antiques and art glass among the "Orchid Daze" flowering displays. And in more recent shows, they've dispensed with the "objet" and treated the orchids themselves like "d'art." The surrealist theme turned loose the imaginations of the creative team led by Botanical Garden designer Tres Fromme and Orchid Center manager Becky Brinkman.
"Becky and I always wanted to include everyday objects and pair them with orchids, but it never fit any of the show themes we were working on," Fromme explained. "Then we realized, surrealism would pull this all together and allow us to go artistically crazy without necessarily needing a reason." In fact, the more the "Orchid Daze" team researched surrealism – specifically the images and the thoughts of Dali, Rene Magritte, Jean Arp and Giorgio de Chirico – the more creatively emboldened they felt.
To better make the connection for visitors, they blew up famous paintings by that quartet, covering windows and doors with the murals, and they posted explanatory quotes by the artists. So, for instance, guests are greeted by one of Dali's famed melting landscapes across the Fuqua Conservatory front facade.
Once inside, they find a quote by the Spanish surrealist above one of the funhouse-mirrored walls: "Surrealism is destructive, but it destroys only what it considers to be shackles limiting our vision." The next room, the Orchid Center atrium, pushes that notion. Walk in and it's like entering a composite of Magritte paintings, from the hovering umbrellas and bowlers to the huge banner of clouds that forms a backdrop for dendrobium orchids hanging upside-down from the ceiling and pastel-hued cymbidiums reaching skyward from low beds.
Those beds are puddle-shaped, mimicking the biomorphic forms in an Arp painting displayed on the door into the next area, the Orchid Display House. The curving beds are edged in fake turf, another reality-tweaking touch and something so unapologetically artificial, it's safe to say, you'd otherwise never find it at the Midtown green spot.
"We think people won't be expecting to see orchids in quite these manners," Fromme said. "That's one reason we do 'Orchid Daze.' We have an amazing collection of orchids all year (including 300 genera – or classes – and 2,000 species), but how do we spark something so people want to come run and see ('Orchid Daze') and get to see the collection once they're here? What's the hook to help bring the collection into new focus?" So as much work as the event team put into locating just the right colored and sized shoes for the "shoe trees," and then figuring out how to waterproof them and make them drain, it's not really about the stilettos but the jewel-toned ladyslipper orchids (paphiopedilum and phragmipedium) that they showcase.
Still, Fromme is clearly proud of the way the hot-cha-cha-cha shoes hang from the trees, like Dali's classic clocks melting from bare branches.
"I spent a lot of time online looking for women's shoes," Fromme allowed. "Then we had a lot of discussion about what orchid color went well with what shoe and which shoes called too much attention to themselves as fancy. I learned way too much about women's shoes doing this."
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We just stayed one night to catch early morning flight from Bergamo Airport. Location is perfect, 15 minutes drive to- from the Airport.
We stayed in the family room with beautiful Terace-Garden.
Even we left very early in the morning, the owner prepared some sandwiches for us as take away.
Sure will stay also next time. - Anonymous
Arranged a lift from airport with hotel owner - very friendly and meant we could get in to the room very early. Beautiful old building - lively location in the historical centre of bergamo. Within walking distance of all the important sites in the old town and funicular for bergamo basso. Rooms massive and well presented, bathrooms too! Very friendly and welcoming staff. Breakfast good with platter of fresh fruit, hot drinks, meat and cheeses, yoghurts and bread. - Anonymous
Wonderful rooms in a stone building in the centre of the old town. Perfect location. Gianmauro is a dedicated host who will make everything in his power to make your stay a memorable holiday. Easy and fast transportation to the airport and railway station (also if you choose local bus). A safe choice for our next visit in Bergamo. - Anonymous
Although we originally booked this b &B just as a place to stay that
was centrally located to allow us to go site seeing to Milan, lake
Garda, lake Como etc, it turned out to be a really excellent choice. The
owner Phillipe was incredibly helpful..when you arrive he provided
several local area maps, with highlighted areas of interest for you to
use during your stay..and actually spent at least 15 minutes on arrival
explaining local culture and places of interest within the old town of
Berga - Anonymous
Well positioned for Citta Alta, a great base to explore the lakes and other medieval cities of the area. Angelo picked us all up at the airport, very friendly and helpful and his English is better than he thinks!! Highly recommended, very comfortable though quite small. - Anonymous
Bergamo Romantica is located in a nice building near to the rail station. The rooms were nice renovated in a romantic style. Our room was very comfortable and clean with a small balcony, overlooking Citta Alta Bergamo. Signiora was very convenient. We have the best impressions and we'll stay definitely again in Bergamo Romantica. - Anonymous
Un accoglienza splendida, lo staff è di una gentilezza mai vista prima e il rapporto qualità prezzo data anche la presenza di un ottima colazione lascia quasi perplessi.
Le camere sono molto curate nel dettaglio, un ambientazione tutta particolare di cui giovano relax e tranquillità. Assolutamente consigliato, non avrei cambiato veramente niente, dura ammetterlo ma è un 10 meritato! - Anonymous
Just returned from B&B. It was wonderful, looks like in the photos
(even better). Laura is the best host I ever meet. The location is
perfect, not far from the Citta Alta(25-30 min walking), quiet, close to
the forest. In the morning I woke up with birds singing; after a
delicious breakfast with regional products. The B&B it's so
romantic place. Very nice decorations, everything arranged with so good
taste. I stayed with friends, we booked the two rooms with a large
shared bathroom. Eve - Anonymous
Relaxed and gentle atmosphere, staff speaking English also very well,
shared bathroom very clean with shower gel and body lotions, basic room
but clean, breakfast self-service in the kitchen at any hour in the
morning (great for people leaving early), shuttle to the airport for 10
euros at few meters away from their own travelling agency - great for
people with young spirit for a city-break and / ot before a flight
from Bergamo airport - Anonymous
Basically a spacious multi room apartment turned into a guesthouse. Beautiful terraces, nicely and colourfully furnished. Very clean. Haven't seen much since I only slept there after a very late arrival, but it looks like a place worthy to stay longer. - Anonymous
Fulvia was very friendly and helpful the apartment clean and cosy the
location very suitableBergamo upper town fabulous Will come again.
Tamara Kiev Ukraine - Anonymous
very clean family hotel with perfect location - Anonymous


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Morgan posted an image about Boardworks SHUBU Mod Inflatable Stand-Up Paddleboard on May 30, 2014
Mod in Utah!
Boardworks Mod cruising down the Colorado River in the Moab area!
Traveling and paddling!
Keep track on insta - @vanmandog
Boardworks Mod cruising down the Colorado River in the Moab area!
The 9'6" length & 6" thick, super rigid inflatable designed board. Super fun to paddle and very agile in the river and lakes! Very playful, stoked on this board!
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I like a little fashion in my function, and the Bamboo & Carbon combo is just my style. This lightweight paddle works great for my local flatwater paddling ventures. The grip has great ergonomics (fits comfy in my palm) and the carbon has a great flex to it.
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The Badfish Re-Leash connects to a board like any other leash, with a velcro enclosure. The thing that makes this leash special is the design that attaches to the rider, actually to the rider's equipment - like a PFD.
On the end that connects to the rider, the leash is composed of a releasable snap-shackle, release cord & ball and carabiner. If I ever need to be released from the leash system, I just give the release ball a tug and it opens the snap-shackle- freeing myself from the board.
I am regular footed, so when I go to a staggered or surf stance, my right foot goes back. I attach the carabiner portion of this leash to my right side, on a solid strap on my river PFD. This makes sure that the leash doesn't get tangled and stays out of the way.
The leash has released everytime I've wanted it to, whether I'm sharing the leash & board or if I'm swimming in a rapid and need to be free'd up.
It's the only leash I'll wear on a river, as my opinion is it's the safest option our there.
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Mike Tavares cruising down the Zoom Flume rapid on the Arkansas River in Colorado.
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My buddy Matt and I sharing a party wave in Glenwood Springs. The green board is the 6'11" and the orange is the 8'
This is "the" board to have for park & play river surfing. You won't want to paddle down river on this board though, this is strictly for whitewater parks and easy to access river waves. Can also use this board to Wake Surf behind a Wake boat!
The board comes with a FCS thruster fin set-up (3 fins) & I have two fin configurations I like to use for this board:
1. A set of FCS M5's. This really locks the board in on the wave and you can push hard on the tail for some solid carving. Very stable set-up.
2. Two FCS M5 fins up front with a small FCS Knubster fin in the rear. The smaller rear fin allows the tail to break free and give a loose feeling, this helps out for sideways "grinds" on the wave and lets you start to work on 360 spins.
The 6'11" is great for smaller waves & the 8' rocks on medium to large waves and is very stable. I just picked up a new 8' for the season, stoked!
My buddy Chris doing a sideways wave grind:
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I just started using this board in the rivers and am really enjoying the capability of the board.
I recently took it down Westwater Canyon in Utah and had a blast. We took turns surfing waves and running rapids. The boards punches through holes and wave-trains like a champ.
Can't wait to spend more time on the board this upcoming season.
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I've paddled the rivers for about 4 years, demo'd and paddled over 20-30 models and the MCIT has been my go-to board.
I can paddle easily with my black lab on the board for a chill cruise or push it down some Class IV rapids. It excels at stability and confidence boosting.
I will always have a MCIT in my SUP quiver.
The Shubu has been a great board for a variety of paddling. I tend to take mine out for chill paddles but have paddled it in up to Class III rapids. Has been a great board!
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I'm focusing my review on the pack / bag the SHUBU comes in. It is by far the most comfortable inflatable SUP bag to carry or have on your back. The thick shoulder straps make carrying this around a breeze.
I've also had a blast paddling SHUBU's all over rivers and flatwater. And the bunjee system on the front of the board is perfect for packing a dry bag with a camera, lunch or a couple cold ones.
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A clip of myself on a 9'2" Wide SHUBU and my amigo Earl on a 10' Regular SHUBU going through the Buena Vista white water park on the Arkansas River
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A good buddy of mine using a 10' Boardworks EPX to surf a river wave in Salida, CO
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This board handles so many styles of paddling very well. I've paddled this Boardworks EPX board down the Colorado River, around the Boulder Reservoir's flat water and surfed it at Old Man's and The Rock surf breaks down on the Baja tip. It's performed exceptionally well in all of the paddling applications and one of my favorite all-around boards.
Remember to get the right safety gear and train up on river knowledge if you are going to play in the rapids. River SUP is my #1 style of paddling.
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Video of a SHUBU Wide and regular dimension SHUBU on the Arkansas river in Colorado.
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This board has turned into my "all-in-one" out of my quiver. It's great for taking my kid and dog out on for a casual paddle out on flat water. There is a good amount of floatation to the board and that make's gives it solid stability. I've added some additional padding up on the front for the pooch, and it was easy and cheap to do.
For surf, the Classic is too much fun.
Even for it's size the board has tons of performance. I can walk all over it like a longboard and it still cuts sharp and hard when I want it to. Much respect to the guys at C4 for an awesome board!
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The staff were rude, cleaning was of a poor standard and the drains often smelled.Some of the breakfast was stale. The staff were completely unhelpful when we complained. We wanted a relaxing holiday, but the Hotel Chronis proved to be a bit of a nightmare. Better to go elsewhere.
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LOCATION IS EVERYTHING: The placement of a new airport could have a major impact on life on the coast
There are only two certainties when considering San Diego's airport situation. We know for sure that the current airport at Lindbergh Field is outdated and becoming more so, and that San Diegans will vote this November on a proposed replacement.
The questions are far more numerous. The group charged with proposing a solution is looking at nine potential sites and doesn't know how many it will place on the ballot, doesn't know if it will get the military cooperation necessary to keep five of the sites viable, and has yet to release in-depth reports on several of the sites that would detail potential impacts on traffic, noise and the environment.
The last question is of much interest to La Jollans, as one of the sites still awaiting an in-depth review is Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, just a few miles inland. The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, which oversees Lindbergh Field and the 16 other airports in San Diego County, will release its report on Miramar and other potential sites within the next two months.
In addition to Miramar, the Airport Authority is considering sites at Naval Air Station North Island, Campo, Borrego Springs, the desert in Imperial County, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in North County, March Air Force Base in Riverside County and the existing airport site at Lindbergh Field. The Airport Authority is required by state law to have some kind of airport solution on the ballot this November for a countywide vote. But the authority board still doesn't know how such a ballot measure might look.
"Quite frankly, I can't tell you what the form the ballot language might take," Airport Authority Chairman Joe Craver said at a public town hall meeting held April 27. "The law on it is very vague. It just says to bring a solution. That could be a 'yes no' vote on airport 'A,' or it could be 'choose between A or B.' It could be multiple choice.' "
Craver said the board would finalize the ballot language in the next two months after all the site reports have been completed and analyzed.
Craver and Airport Authority President and Chief Executive Officer Thella Bowens portrayed the existing location at Lindbergh Field as being too small already and lacking in any real options for expansion. The Airport Authority first started considering replacement options for the 75-year-old Lindbergh Field nearly 40 years ago, Craver said.
Bowens said San Diego International Airport is the busiest single-runway airport in the nation, more than twice as busy as the next busiest single-runway airport, in Fort Meyers, Fla. In terms of the number of passengers to come through the airport each year, San Diego's facility is actually much more comparable to the airport in Tampa, Fla., which handles 19 million passengers per year compared to San Diego's 17.4 million.
In terms of size, however, there is no comparison. Tampa's airport has three full-time runways and takes up 3,300 acres. San Diego International Airport checks in at 661 acres.


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Still, it's a big change from the generally featureless levels of the much older games and once you're attuned to it, a welcome one. As is the control system; which is always the huge stumbling block when any real-time strategy title makes the leap from PC to console. PC fans say an analogue stick on a joypad offers nowhere near the sort of control needed for high-pressure, multitasking games. Red Alert 3 does much to blow this argument out of the water with its command wheel system.
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Squeezing R2 brings up the wheel, wherever you are on the map. Previously you had to bring up a sidebar with all of your construction and command options and it was all a bit fiddly. Now you can be laying siege to an enemy base all the way over in the far corner of the map and still be able to manage your bases.
Every option you'll need in battle and preparation for it is available to you on the wheel - it's quicker to build specific units if you have the appropriate facility selected, but it takes a second longer to find it on the command wheel.
It's a simple case of selecting icons with the Right stick; in this way you can add to your base defences, call up more troops, set rallying points, patrol patterns and command groups. The list of options is lengthy, as is the control set you'll need to memorise. Long it may be, but that gives you the flexibility to play with a broad swathe of tactical options.
Be warned though - the tutorials, while useful are excruciatingly annoying, with an unexpected 'hilarious' set of talking tanks guiding you through the three factions' peculiarities. The British tank is voiced, seemingly, by Dick Van Dyke in his 'Meeery Poppins' mode. The berk.
Selecting units was another bugbear, and this has had a similar tweaking. Instead of awkwardly trying to hold down q and draw a box around a group of units, as on a PC, you now simply hold down q and 'paint' the units you want to group together. It's so much easier - and if that's too fiddly, then you can do it all through the command wheel.
Choose your faction
You play as one of three factions: the brutish Soviets, the Sixties sci-fi Allies and the tech-tastic Empire Of The Rising Sun, the latter being the best - featuring mech units, tanks that double-up as gunboats and ninja units. Inventive and quirky units are a big plus of the game.
The Soviets have war bears and huge airships, the Allies have killer dolphins and the Athena Tank, which calls down fire from satellites (whereas the Soviets just call down an entire satellite in a special attack called Satellite Dump). Part of the fun comes from seeing what else you'll uncover on the sprawling tech-tree available to you.
As you battle to one objective, the map expands to take in the next one, so you end up with a map far larger than the one you started out on, while the volume of missions to play is impressive. But the same can't be said for variety of missions. You're rarely given the chance to use the full force of the faction at your disposal.
You can spot some series clichés too: destroy this power station to knock out those defences, blow up their ore refinery to slow production and so on. But the good ideas - garrisoning infantry inside buildings, the Soviet Bullfrog which shoots troops, human cannonball-style, into enemy territory - make up for it. It's a shame you have to make your own fun.
But this is great fun. There's a lot of humour, a lot of crackpot thinking. And the cutscenes are the funniest, daftest yet. If that off-the-wall thinking had been applied to more of the missions, this would be an astounding return. Still, it has got Gemma Atkinson and missile-packing dolphins in it. Spot on.
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Unfortunately, the Orizon has a strangely glossy screen. Other e-readers we've tested with touchscreens — the Sony Readers and the BeBook Neo — had lovely, glare-free matte screens. Not only is the glossy screen reflective and harder to read, it also registers each and every fingerprint. When the glare isn't irritating you, it will be the smudges; and there will be smudges.
The Cybook Orizon is loaded up with features. Probably the most notable of these is a capacitive touchscreen, which allows you to tap and swipe to navigate. "Brilliant!" you might be thinking. Certainly the first thing the majority of people do when handed an e-reader for the first time is prod at the screen wondering why it's not responding.
Touchscreens and E Ink are difficult together, though. E Ink is slow to respond even at the best of times, and you might find yourself accidentally poking too many times, thinking your touch hasn't registered, particularly in Wi-Fi mode.
Of course, the touchscreen allows you to do things you can't usually do very easily on an e-reader: make notes and highlight text. It also allows you to exit menus easily, just by tapping anywhere outside the menu box. Unfortunately, it can be a little unintuitive; sometimes you can't quite be sure whether you need to use the nav pad or the touchscreen for a particular command and can poke at the screen without effect before realising you need to actually press a button.
As we just mentioned, the Orizon also has Wi-Fi. It comes preloaded with five apps: the Bookeen ebook store, Google, Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg and Feedbooks. The latter four are very useful, but the first was ... odd. The only books available on the store are in German and French, with no English language titles at all. The Australian distributor has told us that it is looking for an appropriate Australian store to partner with, but, in the meantime, this is what we have.


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