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nathondetroit: The only thing that sucks about this generation of cameras is that we're paying more money for less features. There are benefits of usability, and some construction/durability benefits, but in general stripping cameras down to their basics should yield some cheaper bodies as well.
Why not replace a mode dial with a shutter speed dial on the D3200? Why not replace a high res screen with a low res one? (Think M9–If the screen isn't the primary finder, then its performance isn't a necessity). There could be a pretty "hip" plastic rendition of these cameras...
Once "simple" and "retro" break through the "premium" class of cameras, there will be a huge reaction; Throw some real dials on entry levels cameras and give purist consumers a chance to reap the benefits on technological advancement–not pay a premium to get a luxury replication of bricks of the past.
Modern cameras walk all over old ones. Deal with it.
Jimmy jang Boo: If the $1200 70D is a cutting edge stalwart, it's a seriously dull cutting edge.
Wouldn't be better to call it what it really is? According to dpr, image quality isn't really any better than the NEX-5N, which also meters and focuses better than the 70D. And in terms of low light and high ISO performance, the 70D lags a good distance behind the 5N. Gold must be pretty cheap to be so freely given away.
What good does the sony sensor bring if it's equiped with subpar optics and slow AF?
Sigma is better than nikon telephotos(zooms) and on par with canons. For a lot less.
Wouldn't be easier to have lights sown onto the cloth?
Panasonicus: Fans of global Nikon expert, Ken "Kenneth" Rockwell, will have observed Ken's conversion this year to Canon. I was a faithful Nikon user since the late 60's and converted to Canon about 7 years ago after a few failures of non-made in Japan Nikon equipment. However, due to the need to downsize I am now quite happy over at Panasonic and a G3 owner. Nikon need to up their game and return manufacturing to Japan, get rid of the cheap gold paint on their lenses that symbolises bling and not quality.
Sean65: No way. A Canon with focusing issues.
Nikon FF side AF problems.
69chevy: This just shows what most DSLR owners already know.
Sensor based AF is not very good regardless of what you call it.
The focus errors are less noticable on M4/3 because of the larger DOF, but they are there.
It's just the opposite. On sensor AF is better than of sensor.
ProfHankD: I really don't much care about PDAF. In fact, I usually prefer manual focus with peaking. However, I'm impressed to see that Canon's dual pixel structure doesn't seem to have sacrificed IQ for PDAF. According to both DxOMark and the DPReview sample images, this sensor is a significant improvement over the sensor in, for example, the 100D or 700D. It still has a half stop less dynamic range, but it's the first 1.6X crop sensor Canon has made that doesn't get trashed by the 1.5X crop one in the Sony NEX-5.
DPReview says the 70D competes with Canon's FF -- I cannot agree. The Sony NEX-7 outperforms the 6D at low ISO and looses to it at high ISO, but 6D IQ is always better than the 70D in color depth, dynamic range, and low light. Still, the 70D proves that Canon's dual pixels are a viable approach, competitive in APS-C IQ while incorporating a useful new capability. Now if only Canon would give us direct access to the 40M half-pixels.... ;-)
Dual pixel could widen DR. One sensel shot @ iso100 the other @ iso1600. Dual pixel tech opens a huge area of new posibilities. That's why this tech is revolutionary.
rb59020: Here we go again, another Zeiss bashing session. Most of the readers here would have no problem blowing $800-$1000 on an unlocked iPhone5s that will be obsolete in six months.
What did you people do before the F3AF came out in '83? OMG! It's not autofocus! How am I supposed to take a photo without autofocus!?!
Most iphone users spend 199$ at front and other expenses are ignored.
Langusta: That is one sick owl, a representative of dying species...one that got extinct even before being actually formed.
This site lives from poor people. So you can move on.
tkbslc: Noise is now on par with Canon APS-C (70D)
Pentax uses in raw NR. And it looks bad.
graybalanced: People forget how inaccessible panorama photography used to be. I used to admire film panoramic cameras and knowing I probably couldn't budget for one.
With film SLRs I fought to stitch scanned film frames together manually. Then software automated the process, and digital SLRs made it even easier.
To have this capability as a one-shot feature in a pocket camera is amazing. (Who cares if this camera is called an iPhone, it's really a versatile 8MP pocket camera with digital wireless capabilities.)
Having this capability in a 700€ phone is meh. Having it in a phone for 70€, now that is amazing.
"Why I can't stop taking iPhone Panoramas"
Because you are paid to do so?
Studio3Jim: Apple gets the press because they started the whole so-called smartphone thing. And somehow what a bunch of needy fanboy photographers think is somewhat less the zero interest to them.
That said I've had dozens of cell phones since the mid eighties and every iPhone since the first. And no other electronic device I've ever owned has had such amazing resale. And my iPhone 64Gb 5c will likely not break my resale streak.
Can any other cellphone model or digital camera for that matter claim as much???
We know the answer. And for now that's why they're the single largest selling individual models made. Worldwide.
Move on. Please.
Iphone is a yupi gadget. Alnd the american yupis define in the world what is "in". It's a class defining thing. If you can fork 700 to 1200$ for a phone, then you are "enlightened". Same goes for every other apple product. You are special if you use apple.
jcmarfilph: 1020 is clearly superior in IQ, even if you normalize the resolution. I am not sure how an iPhone camera with sensor smaller than a pinhead would excite a photographer?
Having the latest same very expensive phone is all that some need.
Vobluda: They should buried Nikon 1 system 2m bellow the ground, not throw it into the water.
Looks like nikon found their niche. Interesting camera.
zigi_S: To all you sony fanboys out there. SLT isn't the same tech as on sensor pdaf. SLT still has a mirror! And it's nothing new. The SLT concept is old and only a desperate manufacturer like SONY would try to market it like inovation. It will be funny when mew canon M models will AF much better than the NEX system. Where will be the new tech from sony then? Sony's on sensor PDAF is inferior to CANON's. It loses light!
It doesn't matter if it will. For now Canon's AF adaptation is superior to Sony's. What will come in the future, who knows. But SLT isn't the same tech as PDAF on sensor because it isn't on THE SENSOR! And the olympus em1 solution is inferior to canon's 70D solution because it loses pixel information. So saying that sony's tech is more advanced is laughable. It's not Canon that has to catch up, but Sony. Canon lags only in shadow noise. That's about it.
To all you sony fanboys out there. SLT isn't the same tech as on sensor pdaf. SLT still has a mirror! And it's nothing new. The SLT concept is old and only a desperate manufacturer like SONY would try to market it like inovation. It will be funny when mew canon M models will AF much better than the NEX system. Where will be the new tech from sony then? Sony's on sensor PDAF is inferior to CANON's. It loses light!
1/2.3. What a joke.
abluesky: I learn a lot from comments, but sometimes the trolls and spam is just too much anymore.
Well the biggest waste of space are the equivalence brigade and the pentax/sony fanboys. Everything else is pretty much fresh air.


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Ok, I screwed up some maps by switchen around their music files. Now I can't play them online! I know some of you are reading this and laughing at me, but could any of you tell me what .umx file goes with CTF-November and CTF-LavaGiant? Remember, I need the original sound tracks. Thanx.
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You could go by the file sizes to determine which music file is the right one. CTF-November uses Seeker.umx, should have file size 1,46 Mb. CTF-LavaGiant uses Skyward.umx, should have file size 980 kb
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Orion Broadband , San Diego, CA
Federal Communications Commission
Before the
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
In the Matter of)
Orion Broadband
) File No.: EB-FIELDWR-12-00003862
Cable System Operator
) NOV No.: V201332940013
San Diego, California
Physical System ID: 015726
Released: May 23, 2013
By the District Director, San Diego Office, Western Region, Enforcement Bureau:1.
This is a Notice of Violation (Notice) issued pursuant to Section 1.89 of the
Commission's rules (Rules)1 to Orion Broadband, operator of a cable system in San Diego, California.
Pursuant to Section 1.89(a) of the Rules, issuance of this Notice does not preclude the Enforcement
Bureau from further action if warranted, including issuing a Notice of Apparent Liability for Forfeiture
for the violations noted herein.2
On May 9, 2013, an agent of the Enforcement Bureau's San Diego Office inspected a
cable system located at San Marcos, California, and observed the following violations:
47 C.F.R. § 76.1803: "MVPD's subject to §76.611 must submit the results of
ground based measurements derived in accordance with 76.611(a)(1) or
airspace measurements derived in accordance with §76.611(a)(2), including a
description of the method by which compliance with the basic signal leakage
criteria is achieved and the method of calibrating the measurement
equipment. This information must be provided to the Commission each
calendar year via FCC Form 320." As of May 9, 2013, there is no record that
Orion had filed an FCC Form 320 for its system since 2007.3
47 C.F.R. § 78.29: "Licenses for CARS (Cable Television Relay Service)
stations will be issued for a period not to exceed five (5) years." The agent
found that Orion Broadband is transmitting on CARS frequencies at its
2 47 C.F.R. § 1.89(a).
3 The San Diego issued a Letter of Inquiry (LOI) to Orion Broadband on August 12, 2012, asking if Orion
Broadband had filed an application to renew its CARS license and if Orion Broadband had submitted a Basic Signal
Leakage Performance Report, FCC Form 320. The San Diego office received a reply from Orion Broadband on
December 12, 2012, that a renewal application had been filed and that Orion Broadband was not aware they were
required to submit an FCC Form 320 annually.
Federal Communications Commission
headend in San Marcos, California. The CARS license, call sign WLY-855,for Orion Broadband expired on February 1, 2011. The FCC has no record
of receiving an application to renew this license.
Pursuant to Section 403 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended,4 and Section
1.89 of the Rules, we seek additional information concerning the violations and any remedial actions
taken. Therefore, Orion Broadband must submit a written statement concerning this matter within twenty
(20) days of release of this Notice. The response (i) must fully explain each violation, including all
relevant surrounding facts and circumstances, (ii) must contain a statement of the specific action(s) taken
to correct each violation and preclude recurrence, and (iii) must include a time line for completion of any
pending corrective action(s). The response must be complete in itself and must not be abbreviated by
reference to other communications or answers to other notices.5
In accordance with Section 1.16 of the Rules, we direct Orion Broadband to support its
response to this Notice with an affidavit or declaration under penalty of perjury, signed and dated by an
authorized officer of Orion Broadband with personal knowledge of the representations provided in Orion
Broadband's response, verifying the truth and accuracy of the information therein,6 and confirming that
all of the information requested by this Notice which is in the licensee's possession, custody, control, or
knowledge has been produced. To knowingly and willfully make any false statement or conceal any
material fact in reply to this Notice is punishable by fine or imprisonment under Title 18 of the U.S.
All replies and documentation sent in response to this Notice should be marked with the
File No. and NOV No. specified above, and mailed to the following address:
Federal Communications Commission
San Diego Office
4542 Ruffner Street, Suite 370
San Diego, CA 92111
This Notice shall be sent to Orion Broadband at its address of record.
5 47 C.F.R. § 1.89(c).
6 Section 1.16 of the Rules provides that "[a]ny document to be filed with the Federal Communications Commission
and which is required by any law, rule or other regulation of the United States to be supported, evidenced,
established or proved by a written sworn declaration, verification, certificate, statement, oath or affidavit by the
person making the same, may be supported, evidenced, established or proved by the unsworn declaration,
certification, verification, or statement in writing of such person . . . . Such declaration shall be subscribed by the
declarant as true under penalty of perjury, and dated, in substantially the following form . . . : 'I declare (or certify,
verify, or state) under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on (date). (Signature)'."
7 18 U.S.C. § 1001 et seq. See also 47 C.F.R. § 1.17.
Federal Communications Commission
7.The Privacy Act of 19748 requires that we advise you that the Commission will use all
relevant material information before it, including any information disclosed in your reply, to determine
what, if any, enforcement action is required to ensure compliance.
James T. Lyon
District Director
San Diego Office
Western Region
Enforcement Bureau
8 P.L. 93-579, 5 U.S.C. § 552a(e)(3).
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Trimming and edging the lawn The lawn mower can't reach every place that grass grows. So after mowing, you're often left with long grass sticking up around trees and flower beds, as well as along sidewalks, patios and driveways. When you trim, you leave your lawn neat and tidy. Trimming is cutting the edges of your lawn horizontally. It levels unmowed grass so it's even with the rest of the lawn. String trimmers are effective tools for this job. A battery powered trimmer, such as the 36 volt Lithium High Performance String Trimmer with Power Command controls from Black & Decker, is a lightweight option for many homeowners. Its battery holds a charge 5 times longer while idle compared to HPB18 NiCad battery packs, and it requires no gas to operate. To trim properly, keep a few things in mind: • Make sure the area you're going to trim is free of debris. • Slowly move the trimmer from side to side, letting the tip of the line do the cutting. • Keep the head two to three inches off the ground so you don't scalp the lawn and damage it. • Cut thick or tall grass in smaller sections so you don't clog the trimmer. • Don't let the line cut into trees and shrubs. This can damage them and make them more vulnerable to disease or hurt their growth. • When you're finished, remove clippings and debris from the trimmer. When you edge a lawn, you're making vertical cuts to remove grass growing over sidewalks or patio edges. Some trimmers require a separate attachment for edging or will not convert to an edger, while many can simply be rotated to operate vertically. Trimming Hedges Properly pruned hedges not only improve the look of the plants, but their health, too. Using a hedge trimmer such as the 36 volt 24-inch Lithium Hedge Trimmer from Black & Decker can make this task easy. The lithium-ion battery holds a charge up to 18 months. The 24-inch dual-action blade cuts branches quickly and has less vibration compared to a single action blade. Here are few tips for trimming a formal hedge: • Sloping the hedge so that the base is broader than the top lets sunlight reach lower leaves. • To help you trim hedges evenly, use stakes and string to set up guidelines for height and width. • Cut slowly, and use a smooth, up and down sweeping motion. If you apply too much pressure, the blades can tear branches instead of cutting them neatly. • Cut the sides of a hedge first. • Use a ladder to reach the tops of tall hedges. • Keep trimmer blades sharp and clean. Yard Clean-Up Do a periodic yard check to take stock of what needs to be picked up or removed. • Remove twigs and branches. • Pick up and store outdoor toys. • Make sure pet items such as shelters, bowls and toys are clean and well-maintained. • Remove dead plants from flower beds, planters and window boxes. • Rake leaves and debris from flower beds, shrubs and around trees. Remove leaves, grass clippings and other lawn debris from sidewalks, decks, driveways and other hard surfaces with Black & Decker's 36 volt Lithium Cordless Sweeper Vacuum. Its Power Command controls speed for run time or power and easily converts to vacuum mode when you need it. Learn more about lithium-ion battery powered tools at www.blackanddecker.com/recharge. – Courtesy of Family Features |


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Backed by more than 25 years of tasty tradition, Carmine's chefs—who have been starlit in several local media outlets—placate hungry palates with a traditional Italian menu. Begin the eating extravaganza with a savory starter of sautéed mushrooms ($6.25), bruschetta ($6.50), or one of many homemade soups ($4.25). The bountiful blend of sautéed, diced chicken breast, carrot, broccoli, cauliflower, and zucchini takes a scrumptious snooze atop a bed of rotelli pasta in the chicken primavera ($15.50), and lightly fried fresh eggplant joins forces with mozzarella, romano cheese, hard-boiled egg, and marinara sauce in the eggplant parmigiana ($13.50). Gracious guests can also take on a two-dimensional dish, such as the barbecue-chicken pizza—dressed with tender chicken breast, red onion, cilantro, mozzarella, and barbecue sauce ($14.75 for a 12").
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The Huskies started the weekend off right with a 3-1 win over Moorhead on Friday night in the home opener. Junior Erica Beacom had a career match, posting 13 kills in the four set victory. Beacom was helped out defensively by SCSU junior libero Chelsea Nagle. The defensive-specialist posted a personal season-best 26 digs in the victory.
SCSU kept its hot play going on Saturday, cruising past the Golden Eagles of Crookston in three sets. Sophomore outside-hitter Lauren Cipperly recorded her fourth double-double of the season as she notched 11 kills and 14 digs. Tri-captain setter Jen Waterman had a match-high 34 set assists in the win as well.
The Huskies are 9-4 on the year and 4-1 in NSIC play. The last time SCSU had just one loss through their first five conference matches was in 1995 when they started their then North Central Conference season 4-1. St. Cloud will have their work cut out for them next weekend as they head down to St. Paul to take on the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears. Concordia has won the national championship three years in a row.
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quote:Haha. The team defensively gets better with Holiday on the floor and worse with Tyreke on the floor and the numbers prove that
quote:Who would you sign with this cap space Jrue is eating up?
quote:Vasquez is playing less, too. Feel free to compare them objectively.
quote:They play different positions and Jrue plays his minutes with better defensive players around him. It's not that simple.
quote:But, with Tyreke now working with Anderson on the second team they are playing better all around basketball. It is encouraging.
quote:Don't get what is the fascination with Noel. Because his first name sounds like an idiot's pronunciation of New Orleans?
quote:And still do the sign n trade with the Kings for Reke.
quote:And when that happens I think it gets really complicated because you probably lose Tyreke. So it's not even just about Jrue vs. 2 picks and cap space. Evans and Bought In Gordon are part of the equation too.
quote:I think it's iffy you could have sold Reke on coming without Jrue. He said Holiday and Gordon being here helped him pick the Pelicans. That certainly could just be player speak, but if he sees one of his positions as PG, would he really sign up to come off the bench behind a rookie?
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Oak Creek - Police are seeking two men who stole pull tabs from machines, then cashed them in for money at local gas stations last week.
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Two men began playing the pull-tab machine at Mobil Gas, 9510 S. 27th St., about 4:45 p.m. Dec. 8. They continued to play the machine for about two hours, according to the station manager, and cashed in their winning pull tabs for $725.
The theft went unnoticed until the next day, when a gas station employee told the manager he thought it was strange when he found the machine was completely out of pull tabs and no money had been deposited into the machine.
According to the manager, the men apparently used some kind of device or fraudulent bill to obtain the pull tabs without payment being deposited into the machine. The men apparently emptied the machine of 929 pull-tabs, valued at $1 each, adding up to a total loss of $1,654 to Mobil Gas.
The men are described as two heavy-set men with goatees and Southern accents. One appeared to be in his mid-40s and was wearing a black Carhart sweatshirt, jeans and a white baseball cap, and the other was wearing a red T-shirt, dark-colored shorts and a baseball cap. The men were last seen in an older model, four-door maroon vehicle, possibly a Cadillac, with no front license plate.
On Dec. 11, police received a report of two men stealing pull-tabs at Shell Gas, 2170 W. Ryan Road. The station manager told police that two men came into the store about 7:15 p.m. Dec. 9, played the pull tab machine and cashed in $19 worth of winning tickets. The theft was discovered two days later when employees found no money had been deposited into the machine and 102 tickets were missing, adding up to total loss of $121 to Shell.
The suspect and vehicle descriptions were the same in both incidents. The Greenfield Police Department also reported a similar incident with suspects fitting the same description.
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Oh, Cajun, nice save on the WM plant, it is gorgeous. Be patient, it will bloom. Don't apologize for the 'largeness' of your Optimara. I too love huge plants. I have some questions about your lights. What is the length of the fixture? Did they come with plugs or did you have to add them? Where did you get them? I' am looking for 24, 28, 20, or 36 inch fluorescent fixtures that are already wired with cords and plugs, and having a difficult time, not wanting to pay an arm and a leg. As far as distance, some of the plants in the second shelf are 'reaching up' a little, which means they could use more light. A fixture that goes all the way across would also make sure the plants on the end get ample light too. Thanks for sharing, I always enjoy seeing pictures of others' successes. Barbara |
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Thank you Barbara! I love my large african violets, only problem is I want more and space will run out soon lol. The length on my light fixture is 2 ft. and my shelves are 3 ft. Hubby put the whole works together for me and said he couldn't find fixtures that would fit from end to end. They were either this size or too long. He wired everything himself and put it on a timer for me. So i'll just have to keep rotating them as it would be a huge hassle to add more I think and I don't want to bug him to do it this soon lol. I too love seeing pictures of others successes. :) Belinda |
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Hello: Rule of thumb is standards, about 12 inches top of flowers to light bulb. Minis and semis, 6-8 inches from light bulbs. Very nice plants. Nancy |
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CK Anytime you try to save a plant from wm and you see an improvement you are on the right road. Since it was nearly dead you will need to give it time and it will reward you. Just remember on that kind of lighting the plant will usually give you a hint . I have had plants that shyed away from the light and others that wanted more. If they start to get leggy they arent getting enough light. Also the light on the end of those isnt as bright as in the center so you might need to play musical chairs with your plants. I really like the pinks , partial to those. |
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Reverse logistics get a lot of press in supply chain news, and for good reason: making use of them can lead to considerable savings.
Reverse logistics are concerned with supply chain aftermarket activity, including Customer Service (which feeds back into product lifecycle and development), servicing, remanufacturing, recycling and sustainability. Strong reverse logistics can lead to considerable gains in efficiency, and have a positive impact on product support activities such as refurbishment, field service and parts management. The Reverse Logistics Association adds that RL is "the scientific process of managing assets, in every department in all industries and across all disciplines."
Within this definition, the data tracked in Reverse Logistics falls within the purview of B2B integration in general: parts, servicing, refurbishment, and other areas of RL all leverage the same data-sharing mechanisms and process that conventional logistics do, placing them within reach of most partners already using B2B.
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14 therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvelous work among this people, even a marvelous work and a wonder; for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid." | 14 Therefore once more I will astound these people with wonder upon wonder; the wisdom of the wise will perish, the intelligence of the intelligent will vanish." |
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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - Aaron Brooks orchestrated a balanced Rockets offense with 18 points and 12 assists, as Houston spoiled Golden State's season opener with a 108-107 decision at ORACLE Arena.
Trevor Ariza notched 25 points, and Luis Scola chipped in 21 points and 11 rebounds for the Rockets, who dropped a 96-87 decision to Portland in their season opener on Tuesday.
"It's a very big win because of that," Scola said referring to playing on back-to-back nights. "It's difficult to get wins in the first games of the season on the road. It was a huge win, but we've got to keep going."
Chase Budinger scored eight of his 11 points in the fourth quarter to help pull out the win.
Monta Ellis had a team-high 26 points for the Warriors, which missed the playoffs for a second consecutive season in 2008-09. Stephen Jackson added 17 points, and Kelenna Azubuike netted 13 in the loss.
Stephen Curry, the seventh-overall pick in the 2009 Draft, finished with 14 points and seven assists in his NBA debut.
The Rockets came out in the third quarter and hit their first 11 shots from the field, sparked by back-to-back three-pointers from Scola and Brooks, respectively.
Ariza's jumper with 5 1/2 minutes left in the third gave the Rockets a 77-71 lead, which held up, 87-81, heading to the final stanza.
"I don't want to get specific or call names but we made a bunch of turnovers," Warriors coach Don Nelson said. "We also didn't find the open man and made defensive errors. We didn't have an answer for Scola tonight and we didn't really want to space our defense too much so we didn't double team him. I thought our big guys could handle him but he had a big night against us."
Golden State stayed within striking distance in the fourth, but Ariza hit a three and Carl Landry hit a pullup jumper for a 104-95 Houston lead with five minutes left.
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Hi garden people,I have a promble some little animal is eating the ends of the stake and leaving a fishie smell went weeding I find dead leave and a smell What is it? I don"t want to harm this thing but What can I do? Thank-you BobbieEveBarnum |
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The Adirondack Lakes Region offers some of the finest hidden gem fishing spots in the Adirondack Park and most are accessible by canoe or kayak. From Northern Pike, known as "waterwolves" for their predatory nature, to Walleye and Brook Trout, Franklin County's lakes, rivers and streams offer ideal fishing conditions year round.
In the late spring and summer, pike are abundant when warming temperatures create ideal conditions for this species to thrive. Land a trophy catch by fishing near weed beds and drop-offs with spinners, spoons, plugs and minnows. For an insiders' perspective on the best places to fish in Franklin County, consider hiring a guide service for the day.
Popular Franklin County fishing spots for Northern Pike include:
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- Lake Flower
- Meacham Lake
- Oseetah Lake
- Raquette Pond
- Saranac Lakes Chain
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- Tupper Lake
- Union Falls Flow
As one of New York's most popular game fish, Walleye thrive in a variety of habitats, from lakes to rivers, and are stocked annually in waterways across New York State. Jigs, blade baits and crankbaits work best for landing a trophy catch on these popular Franklin County Walleye fishing waters:
- Franklin Falls Flow
- Rainbow Lake
- Tupper Lake
- Union Falls Flow
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12,000 years ago, at the time of the last Adirondack glacial retreat, extremely cold tolerant fish species began feeding and thriving at the edge of the receding glaciers. Out of this time, the Windfall Brook Trout strain developed as a result of these unique environmental conditions.
One of only seven surviving Heritage Strains of Brook Trout existing in the Adirondacks, the wild Windfall Brook Trout has evolved to become every serious angling enthusiast's prize catch. Since the turn of the century, the Windfall Brook Trout has been coveted for its tenacious fighting ability, brilliant color and large sizes, some reaching over three pounds and approximately twenty inches in length.
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Believe it or not, high school football is already gearing up.
Several teams are at camp, practices are right around the corner, and the East Valley regular season kicks off with Desert Vista against Phoenix Maryvale on Aug. 19, a day before Chaparral plays Las Vegas Bishop Gorman in the Barry Sollenberger Classic at University of Phoenix Stadium.
The week after that, all teams will be out in full force. This is one of the most talent-rich seasons in recent memory, and here are 10 offensive players to watch when the season begins:
Devon Allen, WR, Brophy: In terms of Brophy's offensive impact, it's a tossup between Allen and returning quarterback Tyler Bruggman (both juniors). Bruggman's return to health from a freak broken ankle late last season is a huge boost for the Broncos' championship goals, but Allen's a speed demon and a football player. He had 60 catches for 915 yards (15.25 yards per reception) and six touchdowns as a sophomore, and that was with three different quarterbacks. He's not overly big (6-foot-1, 170 pounds) or physical, but he's in a great system and should have a potentially great QB by his side.
Jordan Becerra, QB, Desert Ridge: The senior's story is well known by now. Becerra began last season as a wide receiver, but an injury to quarterback Parker Rasmussen moved him under center, and Desert Ridge used a variation of Saguaro's spread offense to highlight the strengths of Becerra and running back Joey Counts to make a run to the state championship game. Becerra finished the season with 1,128 yards rushing, 464 yards receiving, 382 yards passing and 16 total touchdowns. Rasmussen, Counts and Becerra are all back this season, which makes the Jaguars one of the top contenders to Hamilton's crown.
Connor Brewer, QB, Chaparral: The Firebirds routed so many opponents last year that their signal-caller didn't always put up jaw-dropping yardage totals. But rest assured, Brewer is special. He finished last season 148-for-222 for 2,677 yards passing with 37 touchdowns, six interceptions and a completion percentage of 67 percent. He has verbally committed to Texas and has held his own at camps against some of the top quarterback talent in the country. Brewer has Davonte Neal to throw to at wide receiver, and it should be another year of offensive fireworks at Chaparral.
Kyle Duran, QB, Basha: It's not the senior quarterback's goal, but attention can be hard to come by when Brett Hundley, Connor Brewer and Teddy Ruben share the same position as he did in 2010. It'll be tougher to stay out of the spotlight in 2011 if the Central Region Player of the Year repeats or improves on last year's 63 percent completion percentage, 2,102 yards, 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He's big, strong, just mobile enough and will have weapons at his disposal.
DJ Foster, QB, Saguaro: The 6-foot, 185-pound dynamo was last seen shredding defenses alongside Teddy Ruben, as the Sabercats secured their fourth state championship in five years in 2010. Ruben graduated, and even though Foster may be better suited for running back or wide receiver, he will take over at quarterback in Saguaro's dangerous spread offense. Foster ran for 1,421 yards and 22 touchdowns last season and caught 43 balls for 370 yards and four more scores. He should put up even gaudier numbers this season, and even though coach John Sanders would prefer to keep him on offense only, Foster is a lockdown cornerback if needed on passing situations.
Jordan Gerhke, QB, Notre Dame: The Saints have petitioned up and will play in Division II this year, along with powers Chaparral, Centennial and Marcos de Niza. Notre Dame's chances at going deep in the playoffs will be on the shoulders of Gehrke, who threw for 2,358 yards with 24 touchdowns and only four interceptions last season. The Saints made the semifinals of 4A-II last season and have won a pair of state titles in the division, but moving up will be a big test. Gehrke's ability should keep the team competitive in the majority of its games.
Alex Howard, RB, Williams Field: The Black Hawks have found great success in their first two varsity seasons, winning nine games in 2009 and making it to the 4A-II state championship game last year. Howard has been a big part of that, and the San Diego State-commit is looking to finish off his career with a championship in Division III. Howard carried the ball 127 times for 1,407 yards and 26 touchdowns last season, and with the departures of quarterback Tom Ross and receivers J.D. Layton and Kenny Mitchell, he may be counted on even more this year.
Anthony Lopez, RB, Mesquite: At times he carried the Wildcats offense in 2010 and he might have to do as much again in new coach Matt Gracey's system. Stop Lopez, who's about as fast as anyone in the East Valley with a dash of toughness, and opposing coaches say you stop Mesquite. Problem is, he can beat you on special teams (as he did to Highland) as well. He ran for 1,552 yards (8.7 yards per carry) and 21 touchdowns as a junior. He also caught 13 passes for 176 yards out of the backfield.
Kendyl Taylor, RB/WR, Hamilton: As has often been the case at Hamilton in recent years, there hasn't been a go-to guy out of the backfield, but Taylor could break that mold this season. He's not Marshall Faulk, but his versatility and explosiveness make him nearly as dangerous in the high school realm. He ran for 784 yards (a whopping 11 yards per carry) and nine touchdowns, then caught the second-most passes on the team last year (48) for another 700-plus yards. The Huskies love to mix it up and give multiple guys significant snaps, and that may not change this year. But with Taylor, it might.
Javon Williams, WR, Chandler: How do you defend a 6-foot-5, 175-pound receiver with speed? Thankfully it's other coaches' problems. It's still a problem for them, as Williams averaged 22 yards per reception last year for 664 total yards and eight touchdowns. Protection, the maturation of new quarterback Darell Garretson and how well the Wolves can force defenses to pay attention elsewhere (especially with Lloyd Mills on the other side) will determine what kind of a season Williams has, but there won't be a shortage of college suitors in the stands.


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How can I join a friend for co-op?
How can I join a friend for co-op?
I read you have to be within ten levels of each other, but beyond that how can we join each other (and is there voice chat)?
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You also have to be within 10 levels of each other.
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To join a friend, one of you must be alive, and the other must be dead. Also (at least to my knowledge) neither player can have beaten the boss of that level. Meaning if you have killed the tower knight, and he has not, you cannot join him.
Aside from that, all you have to do, is have the player that is currently dead, use a blue stone. The will place a marker on the ground that the living player can see. He can then attempt to join your game, and the dead player will get a message on whether to approve or deny the entry of the person.
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In response to MSDSS, I didn't get a message asking of approval, it just went straight to being summoned... which sadly it wasn't my friend who summoned me.
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To join a friend they have to be within 10 levels of you, and one has to be alive while the other one is dead. If both of you have beaten the boss of that level you can not join each other, that is true, but if one of you hasn't beaten the boss you can join that player. (only if he's alive and your dead.)
To join the player, the dead person (Phantom) must have a "Blue Stone". The Blue Stone will allow him to place a marking on the ground that a living person can see. The living person then get's a choice to either summon them or not. (Up to 2 blue phantoms only).
If your trying to join a friend you want to have them(or you) place your Blue Stone somewhere where you think no one else would find, or you can wait for your friend to meet you in a certain spot. Message each other of where to meet and when to place the stone. Sadly, there is no voice chat.
Hope this helps. (You probably figured it out by now though)
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Yes you can, but watch out for any Red Eyes out there, they can steal your level.
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Cincinnati stunned by Illinois, 45-7
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) Midway through the third quarter Saturday, Cincinnati was down two touchdowns to Illinois and watching the game slip away.
As thoughts of a comeback faded on a third-down incompletion, the Bearcats (1-1) lost much more.
Quarterback Munchie Legaux crumpled to the turf after taking a pair of hard hits as he released the ball. One of those hits, from defensive end Tim Kynard, was low, bending Legaux's left leg in an unnatural fashion that left Legaux lying on the turf for several minutes. Teammates gathered in a semicircle around the senior quarterback before he was eventually carted off the field and taken to a local hospital.
The 45-17 defeat was almost an afterthought in the Cincinnati locker room.
"It was just a horrible, horrible, horrible scene, watching him squirm around," linebacker Greg Blair said. "I grabbed his hand and I just said a prayer for him."
Bearcats coach Tommy Tuberville, who later visited Legaux in the hospital, said he knew little about the injury, but "it doesn't look good."
Illinois coach Tim Beckman was among the first people to reach Legaux.
"It was definitely one of those injuries that you know you've seen, on (former Redskins quarterback Joe) Theismann and those types of injuries," Beckman said. "So I wanted to get out there to him as quickly as I could."
Cincinnati spokesman Ryan Koslen later said Legaux would be hospitalized overnight and his family was on the way from Louisiana. Legaux was "in good spirits," Koslen said.
Legaux was 17 of 31 for 237 yards and a touchdown when he left the game with the Bearcats down 31-17 with just over nine minutes to play. Brendon Kay took over at quarterback, but Cincinnati never again looked like a threat.
A week after coughing up what had been a comfortable 18-point lead and just hanging on against Southern Illinois, the game was starting to feel uncomfortably familiar for the Illini late in the second quarter and early in the third. And Legaux was largely to blame.
The 21-0 lead they opened in the first half turned into 21-7 near the end of the half when Legaux hit Max Morrison with a pass from the Illinois 1. The quarterback passed for 25 yards and ran for 39 in what was 69-yard drive.
The momentum, Illinois' friend for most of the first 30 minutes, now belonged to the Bearcats.
A field goal by Tony Miliano shaved Illinois' lead to 21-10 with 11:02 to play in the third quarter.
Just over three minutes later, Cincinnati appeared ready to strike again. With a fourth-and-goal at the Illini 1, Legaux rolled left and barreled toward a hole at the goal line. Earnest Thomas and Mike Svetina closed that gap in a hurry, hitting the 6-5, 200-pound Legaux hard at the goal line. The quarterback appeared to perhaps just get a piece of the ball over the line.
Officials on the field signaled a touchdown, but the review booth caught what was apparently missed by many in the stadium: Thomas' jarring hit popped the ball free and forward. Bearcat receiver Chris Moore recovered it but, according to the rules, the only Cincinnati player who could recover it was the man who fumbled it, Legaux.
"I didn't think it was in," Beckman said. "I was gonna' challenge it if it wasn't reviewed."
Just like that, a Bearcat touchdown that would have cut the lead to four became Illinois' ball at its own 1.
Two plays later the Bearcats thought they had the ball back when Illini running back Donovonn Young appeared to lose it to linebacker Nick Temple the Illinois 11. Instead the play led to another review and another break for the Illini. Young, according to the review, was down before the ball came out.
The deflated Bearcat defense then watched the Illini drive 99 yards the first 99-yard drive for the Illini since 1971 to go up 28-10. Hull tucked the ball just inside the pylon for the score.
"That was huge," Scheelhaase said, talking about the drive. "Our defense getting the stop down there, that was huge."
Illinois also ran the ball effectively, piling up 210 yards on 39 carries. Five players had at least 24 rushing yards, and none had more than Young's 64 yards on 14 carries. A handful of big runs came on misdirection plays that got Illinois' receivers into the running game and threw the Bearcats, Blair said.
"That was probably one of the worst undisciplined games we've had since I've been here," the senior linebacker said.
A year after his worst season in college football, Scheelhaase seems reborn working with first-year offensive coordinator Bill Cubit.
The senior quarterback had as many passing touchdowns Saturday as he had all of last season, a 2-10 nightmare that included a winless Big Ten season.
On Saturday, Scheelhaase had what would have been a career day, if only he hadn't had one of those just a week earlier, throwing for 416 yards and three touchdowns against Southern Illinois.
Cubit didn't hold back in his praise.
"I'm around one of the greatest kids I ever coached," he said. "Just to see him throw the ball. A lot of people just say he can't throw and I think he's done a pretty good job."
Illinois takes on Washington next Saturday in Chicago while the Bearcats host Northwestern State.
Photo: Cincinnati head coach Tommy Tuberville watches from the sideline during the first half of their NCAA football game against Illinois on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013, in Champaign, Ill. (AP Photo/Andrew A. Nelles)


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Think that would fix it? My berliner has a not so good funk in the background that I'm attributing to DMS (though it does kind of remind me of some flavors I've gotten from attempts to harvest saison yeasts, it reminds me a little bit more of vegetables). It's been in a carboy for 2 months, I'd wait a couple more months until the sourness is where I want it, then I'd siphon it off into a kettle and boil for 60min, then replace the water that is lost. I'm sure some alcohol would boil off but it's such a low percentage to begin with I don't care much. Salvageable? Even if it's not, I'll probably try it.
*ALL* of the alcohol will boil off. Alcohol boils at a lower temp than water. As you heat it up, it will sort of stall at 165 or something like that until all the alcohol is gone, and then it will continue heating to a boil. You'll have non-alcoholic beer when you are done.
Was this a no-boil berliner? I don't know what malts you used, but it might just be there from not getting boiled off if you used pilsner or something.
What bugs do you have working on it? If it's just Lacto, try adding some Brett bruxellensis.
It was a no-boil with pils and wheat. I did a small decoction to raise the temp. I just heated up to 160 then cooled, I thought that DMS couldn't form that way. The sourness is slowly coming along but I'm not sure it'll be drinkable if I don't do something. The only bug working in there is Lacto... I pitched lacto 2 days before the yeast. How would Brett save the day? I don't really mind if my berliner winds up being non-alcoholic as I'm not drinking it for the alcohol anyways... though if I can save it without boiling that'd be awesome. The brett suggestion has me curious.
I would suspect that you have some microbe in there that is producing the DMS, rather than DMS from the grain. I've done three no-boil Berliners and haven't had any DMS issues (won medals with the beers etc…). I bring my beers to just below a boil before chilling to make sure whatever microbes are on the grain are killed. Brett is something I always add, so that is certainly worth a shot. Pitching the Lacto first is risky, a low pH can really stress the primary yeast and cause them to produce weird off flavors . Time may be the answer as well, there are some weird flavors in your sours sometimes. Good luck
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Have You Fallen Out Of Love?
By Carl Frankel
Love: the word means different things to different people—and different things to the same person at different times.
What's in a word? Here are some meanings of "love:"
- Erotic love. We all know what this one means. It's what we mean when we say we're "in love." It's "I want to have your babies"—or sometimes just "I want to have your body". It also tends to burn out over time.
- Maternal love. This one involves tenderness of the heart and the instinct to protect.
- Spiritual love. This isn't directed at one person: it's directed toward all people. The Greek word for this was agape.
- Deep affection and caring. Does this qualify as "love?" Absolutely. Love doesn't have to be passionate. It can be quiet. It can be enduring. It can be deep.
In our culture, we tend to establish long-term relationships with people based on erotic attraction. Those eyes across the crowded room. That dynamite connection.
In many ways, this is a fine thing. Yet it also can create problems down the road. When "in-loveness" burns out, many people assume, logically enough, that they've "fallen out of love." And then they start wondering if the relationship is right for them.
Not so fast, Ms. (or Mr.) Lonelyheart.
Here's an alternative framing: maybe you've just switched categories of love. Assuming your partner is a worthy person, the passionate feelings you had initially may have been transformed into deep affection and caring. You've become attached—connected at a very deep level.
Is this enough for you? That depends. If you've bought into our cultural version of love's "true meaning"—or maybe we should refer instead to our cultural version of "true love's meaning"—then you might feel that loving, rather than being in love, isn't enough. If you think you should be in love—if you think you have a right to be in love—then simply feeling deeply connected to another person won't be enough.
There's another factor, too. We all have competing desires for attachment and autonomy. Sometimes our hankering for autonomy causes us to resent our deep attachments. When you're feeling really bonded, it's easy to feel you're in bondage—and not in a good way.
Attachment isn't easy. Attachment is—well, it's sort of the Middle Earth of love. It's got its ups and downs, in no small matter because, more often than not, you're seeing your partner as he or she really is, without the projections that passion brings. Look at it this way: it's a lot more difficult to love a wart than a fantasy.
Attachment is to sobriety what being in love is to intoxication. It inhabits the reality realm—and the reality realm, as we all know, is a mixed blessing.


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36 (The standard dry measure then in use equaled twenty quarts.) | 36 (An omer is one tenth of an ephah.) |
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