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Gold prices rose marginally by +0.36% to settled at 30711 yesterday after investors viewed the precious metal as a safe haven asset ahead of the European Central Bank's Thursday monetary policy meeting. Concerns the European Central Bank may warn the European economy still faces hurdles prompted investors to ditch the euro and take up safe-haven positions in gold, especially on news that physical demand in China is on the rise. The euro has strengthened in recent weeks, fueling fears the European Central Bank may find it tough to craft policies that both foster recovery and control inflation. Meanwhile in Germany, government data revealed that the country's factory orders rose 0.8% in December, missing expectations for a 0.9% gain though much better than November's 1.8% contraction. Meanwhile India's central bank could limit gold imports by banks in "extreme circumstances", it said on Wednesday, as it put forward measures to help the world's biggest consumer of gold rein in purchases and battle a record-high current account deficit. Underpinning prices was Tuesday's data showing record-high annual gold flows from Hong Kong into China in 2012. China is vying with India to be the leading buyer of bullion. The positive economic data that has undermined gold fuelled interest in the platinum group metals, which are largely used in auto catalytic converters and are highly sensitive to car demand. Now technically market is getting support at 30595 and below could see a test of 30479 level, And resistance is now likely to be seen at 30797, a move above could see prices testing 30883.
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Gold trading range for the day is 30479-30883.
Gold recovered to edge higher after stocks came under pressure from renewed concerns over the euro zone economy.
The Reserve Bank of India said it could limit gold imports by banks in "extreme circumstances".
Gold importers in India awaited direction as metal continued to tread water when the central bank recommended more import curbs.
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Hi, I recently purchased 2 1-gallon carboys and was wondering if anyone had any 1 gallon recipes, or would my best bet be to take an existing recipe and divide by 5? I am pretty new to brewing, just did my third batch this past weekend, and have only been doing 5 gallon batches so far.
The hard part about doing very small batches is the smallest thing can throw your whole recipe off. If I'm using a lb of something and accidentally only put 15oz you probably couldn't tell the difference in a 5g batch. However, if your doing a 1g batch and trying to add 3.2oz then even +/- .5 oz could throw your whole batch off. I would recommend doing a mead or apfelwine. Something simple because micro-brewing is tough.
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how about getting another one or 2 and do 3 or 4 gallon batches. use different yeast in each. Maybe dry hop each different. You will prolly have better results.
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Gawker Fires Back At Tarantino, Demands Dismissal of 'Hateful Eight' Lawsuit
Movie News By Dustin Hucks on March 13, 2014 | Be the First To CommentGawker Media has a message for Quentin Tarantino, and that message is, "You don't have a legal leg to stand on." In February we reported on Tarantino's opening salvo on Gawker, whom he accused of maliciously leaking an early draft of the script for his ensemble Western, Hateful Eight. Via entertainment lawyer Martin Singer, Tarantino filed a lawsuit in U.S. District court, claiming,"Gawker Media has made a business of predatory journalism, violating people's rights to make a buck. This time they went too far. Rather than merely publishing a news story reporting that Plaintiff's screenplay may have been circulating in Hollywood without his permission, Gawker Media crossed the journalistic line by promoting itself to the public as the first source to read the entire Screenplay illegally."
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Movie News By Dustin Hucks on January 27, 2014 | Comments (7)Gawker Media has made an increasing business of, well, putting people's business front and center on its main page and associated network of blogs. Be it a weird inclination to fight Hulk Hogan in court to post his sex tape on the site, to offering a bounty on Lena Dunham's pre-Photoshopped photos for her Vogue shoot on Jezebel, Gawker has increasingly played the part of moustache twirling villain. That noted, nobody knows how to destroy a villain quite like Quentin Tarantino, and he's out to be the Aldo Raine to their Hans Landa, in the courtroom at least. Tarantino is suing Gawker Media for actively pursuing a leaked copy of his Hateful Eight script, and posting it for readers once a copy was procured. Entertainment attorney Martin Singer flied the lawsuit today in U.S. District court, the language of which is aggressive and guns blazing.
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I recently installed the last performance mods that I am going to put on my '02 Taco. Gadget @ underdog recommended a shop in Southern California who could Dyno & tune my truck using any of his tuning products sold on urdusa.com
I spoke to the guy and asked him if he'd be willing to come in on a Saturday for me so I don't have to drop my truck off for a day and make the drive twice. He agreed and proposed that if I could round up a few extra people who might like to get tuning done on the same day he would give a price break. I'm sure even 5 or 10 would be fine but I told him I'd post it up and see how many people might like to sign up for a Dyno Day.
My original estimate to come in by myself on a Saturday was $400. I will be posting more details on the price breaks per number of trucks soon. I do not have a day set yet.
Here is a brief description from the guy who does tuning about what he has to offer for Toyota owners:
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text: Oklahoma City, as in "terrorist attack", has the same problem that 911 has. That would be, the government's story doesn't match evidence, or eyewitness testimony. The common sense approach is one the government investigators must be unaware of. The "who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes"? approach is more common. Coupled with the leaders warning to not believe ridiculous "conspiracy theories", and "either you are with us, or you are with the terrorists", makes it hard to disagree with the "official story", for some. After years of internet surfing, the ol' bull sh!t filter gets somewhat acute, it also gets clogged up often, and needs a good back wash. Most especially so when filtering governmental information. If we're to believe what the government spews forth, it say's a lot about how the government perceives American's. Then the demands that we embrace the Muslim religion since this nations "roots are in the Muslim religion". This stupid statement comes from a guy posing as our -resident. How many true American's agree with that crap? How many Muslims were on the Mayflower? How many signed the declaration of independence? how many fought in the civil war? Name one prominent Muslim in US history. Now name one that the US declares it's enemy. Israel attacked the USS Liberty, there weren't supposed to be any survivors. The US government enabled it to happen, knew it was happening, allowed it to happen, and did nothing about it. If they were capable of such action involving an attack on a Navy ship, allowing Pearl harbor to happen, lying about the gulf of Tonkin incident to get us into Vietnam, in fact every war we've been involved in since WWI has been based on lies told by our government. They like to call lies "classified information", or "national security secrets", makes it easier to get away with it. Every "foiled" terrorist attack since 911, has been completely orchestrated by the FBI. Every terrorist attack in the US and many abroad, have been committed by the US government. Every new bill introduced by congress is a continuation of those attacks. I'm just writing this stuff down so when future generations find this stuff they'll know, not everybody bought it. But there are still too many American's who believe the crap our government feeds them to do anything about it. Just look at these election campaigns and all the idiots that still play that silly game. "Oooo oooo elect me and I'll make everything better". The term "fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me" comes into play here. The credibility issue that our government has right now, is pretty pathetic. Everything out of Obama's mouth is a lie, everything about the man is a lie, America is one big lie.


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73 The priests, the Levites, the temple guards, the musicians, many of the ordinary people, the temple workmen - all the people of Israel - settled in the towns and cities of Judah. | 73 The priests, the Levites, the gatekeepers, the singers and the temple servants, along with certain of the people and the rest of the Israelites, settled in their own towns. When the seventh month came and the Israelites had settled in their towns, |
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Just to start out with, I am a technical IT manager, and I'm quite knowledgeable about everything that my department works on.
Now, that being said, to do my job, you don't have to be a technical whiz. It certainly helps, but isn't a requirement.
Many good managers of technical departments are not technical themselves. They work on budgets, planning, and leave the technical decision making up to their underlings. If, as a manager, they employ qualified, knowledgable employees, he can rely on their skills for the technical stuff, and he can use his managerial skills to keep the department happy, funded and well-respected.
The technical guys can do what they are good at, and the manager can do what he is good at.
Now, if your manager is non-technical, as well as a being poor at budgeting, politics and management, I agree with the department sitting down with the company president as a group and explain the situation.


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Recruitment group, Cpl Resources, this morning posted a 12pc rise in revenues for its full year to the end of June last as Ireland's employment situation improved.
It recorded revenues of E369.3m and a 21pc increase in Operating Profit to E14.2 million.
Profit before tax was up 17pc to E14.4 million and basic earnings per share increased by 16pc to 40.7 cent from 35.0 cent while it recorded a total dividend per share of 9.75 cent compared to 8.5 cent a year before.
It said that the results reflect growth across all of its major areas and locations.
"While economic conditions are improving, recovery in many of the markets in which we operate is fragile, and our industry remains highly competitive." During the year it experienced growth in demand for people to fill permanent and temporary positions and fees from permanent placements grew by 31pc year on year.
"Downward pressure on margins in our temporary business continues to pose challenges, particularly given the significant investment in working capital that this part of our business requires. Nevertheless, we have continued to achieve growth in both revenues and gross profit in our temporary business," the company said.
"Cpl achieved record revenues and gross profit, with gross profit increasing by 12pc to E54.7 million in the year. The labour market continues to recover with total employment on the rise in both the international and domestic sectors of the economy. Companies are gaining the confidence to invest in hiring people on a permanent basis," said Anne Heraty CEO.
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Thats awesome, thanks for sharing. Could this be a trend back to the fab 5 being in the spotlight? I hope so!
Animation World Magazine has a lengthy article about the new Goofy short, 'How To Hook Up Your Home Theatre'
But what's even BETTER is if you click the 1st picture (the one where Goofy sits in his chair watching a very small TV), it will take you to the Video page where you will see a 23sec clip from the short.
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Thats awesome, thanks for sharing. Could this be a trend back to the fab 5 being in the spotlight? I hope so!
"Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy"
LOL...that looks cute. I always loved the how to with goofy cartoons.
It's a Disney thing. If you understood, your only question would be "can I go?"
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RWJF Analysis of ACA Effects Finds No Increase in New Patient Visits
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Study: Nickel in an iPad Linked to Boy's Allergic Skin Reaction
An ever-increasing reliance on consumer electronics may also mean rarer allergies are becoming more common, according to researchers who linked an 11-year-old boy's allergic skin reaction to the nickel found in a first-generation Apple iPad. The study was published in the journal Pediatrics. Previous studies have linked the nickel in computers, smartphones and other electronics to allergic reactions; other common sources of nickel include ear piercings, clothing fasteners and dental work. "With the increasing prevalence of nickel allergy in the pediatric population, it is important for clinicians to continue to consider metallic-appearing electronics and personal effects as potential sources of nickel exposure," according to the study. Read more on pediatrics.
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Film Festivals By Kate Erbland on November 29, 2012 | Be the First To CommentHot on the heels of yesterday's massive announcement of programming picks for the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, the fest has rolled out yet another listing of titles that will screen in Park City in January, including the Spotlight, Park City at Midnight, and New Frontiers sections. While Sundance usually plays host to new films premiering for the first time, the fest's Spotlight section is comprised of films that have screened elsewhere, in service to being "a tribute to the cinema we love." Park City at Midnight is a frisky spin on Midnight films, as it's made up of more than just horror flicks, but movies that "defy any genre." Sundance's ever-expanding New Frontiers section continues to both push and explore boundaries, with films and "experiences" that center on artistic convergence of all sorts. Some of the most eye-catching of these programming picks include Jeff Nichols' Mud (Nichols makes his return to Sundance after the success of his 2011 entry, Take Shelter), Pablo Larraín's No, Ben Wheatley's Sightseers (yes!), Sarah Polley's Stories We Tell (the actress and director's first documentary, which we've covered quite often already), everyone's S-VHS (that's another big "yes!"), and Jim Mickle's English-language remake of We Are What We Are (you know, the family-o-cannibals movie). Programming for the feature-length films in the Premieres and Documentary Premieres sections, along with picks for the Short Film section, will be announced soon. Check out the just-announced list of film selections (with cast lists and synopses!), including the Spotlight, Park City at […]
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Since he decided to return to Kentucky to join Mark Stoops' staff, offensive coordinator Neal Brown has been busy recruiting, teaching his offense to UK's returning players and assuring fans that he believes Kentucky can win, and win big, in the future.
He'll be speaking to the Louisville Quarterback Club on Tuesday selling Stoops' vision for Kentucky and projecting what could happen next season just as he did for a Kentucky Pro Football Hall of Fame fundraiser last week in Nicholasville.
But if you could ask Brown one question, what would it be? Nothing about a specific incoming recruit because he can't answer those questions. However, let me know what other question you would like to ask and if get a chance, I'll try to ask Brown some of the questions that fans like yourself would like to see him answer.


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Saudi Arabia's stock index TASI fell by 0.05 per cent to 10,588.26 points on Thursday, Aug. 14.
The Mediterranean and Gulf Insurance and Reinsurance Co. surged nine per cent to hit SAR47, closing the week as a top gainer.
The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia, also known as Bahri, gained 1.30 per cent to reach SAR38.70.
Earlier in the day, Bahri said regarding the merging of the Vela fleet and operations with Bahri, it announces that Virgo Star, one of the VLCCs in Vela fleet, was transferred to Bahri's ownership on Thursday, August 14, and her name was changed to (Ghinah). "The remaining Vela vessels shall be transferred to Bahri on a staggered basis according to an agreed upon vessel delivery schedule with Vela and is expected to be completed before the end of 2014." On June 26 2014, 99 per cent o f vela shareholders voted in favour of the merger with Vela International Marine Limited, then a subsidiary of oil giant Saudi Aramco. With a value of SAR3.18 billion ($850 million), the merger is considered the largest in the history of the Saudi market.
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A year ago, onlookers called for Storm guard Katie Smith's retirement.
The 14-year WNBA veteran shot 27.7 percent from the field in the team's opening 14 games in 2011. She finished the season scoring a career-low 7.5 points as a reserve, highlighting Seattle's lack of bench production as the team exited the playoffs after the first round for the sixth time.
Smith wanted a do-over.
"I knew I could play better," she said.
She'll have to Sunday as Seattle, down 1-0 in the best-of-three series, meets Minnesota at 6 p.m. in KeyArena.
Moved into the starting lineup under coach Brian Agler's roster overhaul earlier this season, Smith re-emerged to play some vintage basketball down the stretch of the season. As one of the team's last scoring options, she averaged 8.2 points, four assists and four rebounds to end the regular season. The Storm went 6-3 in those September games.
She played even better in Game 1 against Minnesota on Friday, teaming with Tanisha Wright to handle the ball as All-Star Sue Bird watched the final minutes of an eventual 78-70 defeat. Smith finished with 12 points, three assists and three steals.
"I was just trying to be aggressive, give them different looks and make them work a little bit," said Smith. "We're not happy. But we know we have the right game plan."
Seattle looked lifeless to open its ninth consecutive postseason. It missed eight of its opening nine field-goal attempts and looked every bit of its aging roster. Smith was actually removed from the lineup early to allow reserves to inject energy.
Inserted for Bird with 3:49 left in the game and the team down 10 points, Smith helped find rookie Shekinna Stricklen, who finished with a team-high 13 points. She played smash-mouth defense to help force four turnovers.
It didn't culminate in a victory, but it left Minnesota thinking.
"Strick gave us some energy, creeping and flying around a little bit. We were just trying to make something happen," Smith said. "It was just a little bit too late."
Seattle has tried to create something out of scraps all season. It had 10 different starting lineups compared to Minnesota's three — until it rested starters for the final three games.
Only Storm forward Camille Little appeared in every game this season. Lauren Jackson has played 10.
"They're good," Minnesota coach Cheryl Reeve said. "They're just a team that hasn't had their people together. Hopefully time will run out."
Now the team faces a must-win game with Bird questionable due to a nagging hip injury. She wouldn't discuss the injury after Game 1, but before the game, Jackson intimated the problem the point guard has faced since winning gold in the London Olympics.
Seattle spent Saturday watching video and going through a light walk-through in preparation for Sunday. Most of the problems in Game 1 weren't due to the Lynx defense. Seattle missed 10 free throws and gave Minnesota 23 attempts from the line in the second half compared to five in the first.
Correcting that disparity alone could give the Storm a victory.
Another do-over in Smith's eyes.
"We're on the right track," she said.
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'A Serious Man': A funny, personal film by the Coens
A review "A Serious Man" — one of the Coen Brothers' most personal, and likable, films.
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'A Serious Man,' with Michael Stuhlbarg, Sari Lennick, Fred Melamed, Richard Kind, Aaron Wolff, Jessica McManus. Written and directed by Joel and Ethan Coen. 105 minutes. Rated R for language, some sexuality/nudity and brief violence. Harvard Exit
"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you" is the on-screen quote (from the 11th-century rabbi Rashi) that opens Joel and Ethan Coen's wise and funny film, "A Serious Man." And it's what the film's main character, physics professor Larry Gopnik (Michael Stuhlbarg), strives for, despite an ever-lengthening list of trials.
Larry's wife, Judith (Sari Lennick), wants to leave him for Sy Abelman (Fred Melamed), a doleful-toned twit whom she sees as "a serious man." Son Danny (Aaron Wolff) would rather smoke pot than study for his bar mitzvah; daughter Sarah (Jessica McManus) longs for a nose job and spends all her time washing her hair. Meanwhile, Larry's being accused of "moral turpitude" at work, where he's getting anonymous letters threatening his tenure and a student is trying to bribe him. His homeless brother Arthur (Richard Kind) is camped out in his living room, draining his sebaceous cyst (a very Coen Brothers touch). And his sexy neighbor just might be trying to seduce him.
What's a good man, trapped in such a life in 1967 Midwestern suburbia, to do? Larry, desperate, consults a rabbi — several of them, in fact — wanting to learn how to be a good man and a good Jew. One tells him to appreciate the beauty and integrity of a parking lot; another shares a long story about a dentist who found Yiddish words carved onto a gentile patient's teeth. This doesn't help Larry much (though it's certainly entertaining), and perhaps it isn't meant to; serenity and acceptance, he learns, must be found from within.
The Coen brothers aren't exactly purveyors of warm-and-fuzzy films (with the exception of the oddly adorable "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"); most often, their films dare us to love them, gazing at us from a cool distance. "A Serious Man" is, by their own admission, their most personal film: The brothers grew up Jewish in the suburban Midwest in the 1960s. While there are plenty of oddball touches, some mystifying (like the Yiddish- language prologue, set in a Polish shtetl and seeming to have little to do with what follows it; and the abrupt ending) — we see in it some genuine fondness for the characters.
And its cast, mostly drawn from theater, wins us over, despite the tone of constant kvetching and misfortune. Melamed, as Abelman, is wickedly funny; this "serious man" speaks as if narrating a film for public television, with periods after every few words: "Larry. How are you." Kind's Uncle Arthur is the film's quiet soul, and the wonderful Stuhlbarg, playing a man increasingly despairing yet still possessed of a sweetly boyish enthusiasm, is its heart. He's perpetually being trapped in corners, willingly offering up his own flaws. "I watched a Swedish porn film," he randomly admits at one point, sadly inventorying his soul for moral turpitude. Disappointment lowers his features. "It wasn't even erotic."
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For books about me, incidentally, see especially Hyun Höchsmann, On Peter Singer, Wadsworth, 2002, Dale Jamieson (ed.), Singer and His Critics, Blackwell, Oxford, 1999, Jeffrey A. Schaler (ed.), Peter Singer Under Fire: The Moral Iconoclast Faces His Critics, Open Court Publishing Company, Chicago, 2009, Charles C. Camosy, Peter Singer and Christian Ethics, Cambridge University Press, 2012, as well as John Perry (ed.), God, the Good, and Utilitarianism. Perspectives on Peter Singer, Cambridge University Press, 2014. In Spanish, there is available: José Barrientos Rastrojo, Peter Singer, Vision Libros, 2013 and in Portugese: José Roberto Goldim, Breve Introdução ao Pensamento de Peter Singer, Editora UniRitter, 2014..
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Released: 1995, Noise Records Rating: 3.5/5 Reviewer: JP Editors Note: Metal-Rules.com was founded in 1995 as a forward thinking site. Our goal is, and always has been, to support Real Metal. The decision was made that very rarely do we ever go back and review an album from before 1995. Does the world really need another CD review of Master Of Puppets, Powerslave or Screaming For Vengeance? We don't think so. We have always supported what is happening now. Starting in January, 2014, as we head towards the 20th Anniversary of Metal-Rules.com, we are looking back and filling in a few gaps in the review database. We want to complete the post-1995 review catalogue of some of the bands that we have supported since 1995, when very few, if any websites were supporting real Metal. It's fun to go back and revisit some of these albums that we did not review when they were first released. Enjoy! Some people say that MASQUERADE was the last really good Running Wild album. I don't completely agree, but I do understand why some people feel that way. In a slightly less pessimistic view I'd say it was the beginning of the end of the golden age of piracy. MASQUERADE was the start of a three part series of albums all loosely based on the Napoleonic era, followed by THE RIVALRY in 1998 and VICTORY in 2000. The move away from the bands 'second-era' sound and lyrics of pirate-themed Metal (six albums from 1987-1994) was not as well received, and some people unfairly discounted this album. Running Wild was still at home on Noise Records and the line-up hadn't changed in a few years, which was rare for the band. The Kasperack, Hermann (guitar), Smuszynski (bass), Michael (drums) line-up actually lasted longer than any other incarnation of the band, but still it was only a mere four years, spanning three albums. The album cover was another Andreas Marshall masterpiece, depicting the (un)holy trinity of the Church, the Military and the Law (Justice) that was the constant enemy (lyrically speaking) of Running Wild. It is not as if the band completely abandons the lyrics of piracy but they expand to cover broader topics of shall we say the golden age of conquest and high adventure. They do also cover more modern topics such as the Men In Black, conspiracies and the existence of UFO's, all under a broad umbrella of rebellion against an oppressive system of rule by corrupt greedy men. MASQUERADE is the bands 10th album and sees them return to Horus Sound in Germany with Rock 'n' Rolf taking the reins as producer. This was the bands second time in Horus and they obviously liked the sound because it became the bands go studio for a decade and a string of five albums. The album opens with a creepy, atmospheric spoken words piece about three men (a General, a Judge and a Priest) making a pact with Satan and then bleeding into keyboard driven instrumental, before hitting the first proper song, 'Masquerade'. Track after track Rock 'n' Rolf offers up slabs of Teutonic Metal, thundering along in the mid-pace to fast zone, with his omnipresent buzzing guitar and throaty voice leading the way. There is very little in the way of variation in the Running Wild song structure. Most songs sitting in the five minute range, good solos , pretty straight up drumming, not too many frills. The vocal lines and melodies add a bit more distinction but I will admit the songwriting was stronger (at least more diversified) on the 1987-1994 era. 'Rebel At Heart' nicely captures the imagination with a strong sing-along chorus as does 'Metalhead'. Across the whole album Rolf's guitar tone is fully intact, which is really a large part of the Running Wild signature sound. In my mind MASQUERADE sits comfortably in the middle of the pack of Running Wild's 15 (as of the time of writing) albums, some better, some much worse. MASQUERADE perhaps suffers only from the sole fault of a bit of song-writing complacency but still a worthy album for fans.
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NEW YORK -- A last-second addition to the U.S. Open mixed doubles field, Ekaterina Makarova and Bruno Soares are now Grand Slam champions.
The unseeded duo beat Kveta Peschke and Marcin Matkowski 6-7 (8), 6-1, 12-10 tiebreak in Thursday's final.
Soares, a 30-year-old Brazilian doubles specialist, had turned down Makarova before the Open because he was set to play with his regular partner, Australian Jarmila Gajdosova. But with the minutes ticking down to sign up for the tournament, he realized they didn't have a good enough ranking to get in. If he teamed with Makarova, with whom he had played a couple of times before, they'd get in.
Soares sent his coach scrambling to try to find the Russian on the practice courts.
"He went running all the way over there and talked to her and called me like 30 seconds to go and said, 'You can sign,'" Soares recalled. "So very last minute, 11:59, I signed us in. I guess it work out."
In the first round, they upset the second-seeded team of Lisa Raymond and Mike Bryan. In the second round, they eliminated the other Bryan brother, Bob, and ended Kim Clijsters' career.
"We knew we were pretty good team," Soares said. "When we saw the draw, they made very tough for us. ... After the first match we played really good, and we talked to each other and said, 'If we keep playing like this, for sure we're going to have a chance to win the title.'
"That's what happened. We had an amazing second round, and after that we knew it was just a matter of keep playing good."
Makarova, who lost to Serena Williams in singles in the third round, was a mixed doubles runner-up with Jaroslav Levinsky at the 2010 Australian Open.
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This is sad and funny at the same time :( :)
This is sad and funny at the same time :( :)
I'm very happy to see Pescara in Serie A. I hope they do great even though they lost their manager and most of their best players to teams with more history and money. Too bad their first game is against Inter, but I'll be supporting them against any other Serie A club.
I am not a fan of Pescara but I like to see matches by anyone who Zeman coach. ;)
Hopefully they beat Torino now and take 1st spot with 3 matches to go.
Hopefully they beat Torino now and take 1st spot with 3 matches to go.
Pescara is doing an awesome job this Season. I hope they continue being successful and make it to the Serie A Next Season.
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Apr 30, 2012, 09:55 PM | ||
In my searching I had a very hard time as Mick knows about my missfortunes in this long sarger to finaly get my 450. Well here goes, after getting my first one that the wife brought me for christmas that was dead so I sent it back and it wasn't a Titain it was a cheap copy so I got my money back eventualy so I orderd a Titain direct from China, that didn't get here after 40 days of waiting so I contacted the seller and he refunded me. I then orderd a 450 pro from rchobbyestore it arived in 3 days and I was happy it even came with an aluminium case and everything. But then I opend up the case and sitting before me was a Mystery 450 ver 3 and a crap TX and when I took it out the whole tail assembly was loose and it was of very poor construcktion. So I rang them up and they wern't going to refund me or even let me send it back to get it replaced, after many phone calls I finaly got the manager and she wanted me to send her photo's of it to prove that it wasn't what I orderd. So I sent the photo's to her and rang yet again, then she still stated it was the correct one so I argued with her that it wasn't until eventualy she stated that I now had to take photo's of every part of the heli that I thought was wrong and state in detail about each part and why it wasn't right. In the meantime while this was all going on over 4 day's as soon as I got of the phone they took down the listing so this woman wanted me to have pictures of both the advertized and the one I got, luckily I don't empty my history and I could go back in offline mode and bring up the page and copy the images and put them together with mine to compaire the two. After yet another long phone call and even more arguing she agreed that it wasn't the same heli and said that I could return it for a full refund, so I demanded that she gave me that in an email allong with a postage paid retrun address so she did and I returned it. Two weeks later I finaly got my money back. ( I advize STRONGLY DO NOT BUY from this store ) At that time over at my suppermarket was a rep from Bigboyztoys runnig a stall selling r/c stuff and he had a Proper Titain 450 Pro Carbon which was what I had wanted all along so I brought it from him and I was realy happy again everything was fine untill I went to program the TX the rudder trim was broken (aghhh) buy this time all the shops had shut so I had to wait till the morning so got up flew over there and the guy said that he would take the tx and get the office to express me one tomorrow (cool) by the end of the week I was fumeing as I had not recived it and I could not get in touch with the guy, finaly I got in touch with the company and they said that they couldn't do anything until they recived the broken one from him so they could do the paper work and send me a new one. After the weekend I finaly got in touch with him and he said that he had given it to the store manager at the office to have a new one sent, so he got off the phone to me and rang the office after about an hour the office rang me to say that they have sent out the new one and it arrived the next mornig by courier. |
Apr 30, 2012, 11:56 PM | |
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I found my swashplate wasn't level, so I decided to level it. Looking at the aileron servo on the left side the servo arm looked like it was pointing downwards from horizontal, by about 1 notch. I removed the arm and repositioned it, all looked well...until I moved the controls! The servo didn't move, but started buzzing. I pulled it apart and found about 3 teeth on the servo shaft (Better description?) were flattened
I took all precautions I could think of, yet this still happened. The only thing I can think of is they stripped when I undid the screw I did put my finger under the arm, to support it, and yes, the power was off on helo and Tx, so not sure what caused it. Anyway, I swapped the 2 servos and the right side works perfectly on the left. So anyway, I think I will replace both servos. Any suggestions on what I should use? They're only small, measuring 20mm x 8mm x about 14mm deep (Mounting flange to end). The shaft is about 11mm proud of the mounting flange. I was thinking about HK Metal Gear ones (I'll do both, as the OEM ones are obviously crap!). Is there anything I need to order? I guess these will be digital? Sorry, RC stuff is all new to me Edit; These ones seem to be the same size; http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...cro_Servo.html |
Last edited by Angrydad; May 01, 2012 at 12:13 AM.
May 01, 2012, 01:41 AM | ||
This is where I get mine from and most of my parts as well. DH 9116 servo and thats the cheapest I can find or you could take one into your hobby store and ask what would be a good replacement and then search ebay etc for the same one as it would be alot cheaper than the store. A bit cheeky but what else can you do as it would take forever to search the net for a replacement |
May 01, 2012, 11:10 AM | |
Hi From the Land of Wet and Wind!
Thanks for the welcome, Mick. As I mentioned in the title, it's been wet and windy here as of late so I do most of my flying indoors with my sub-micro Art-Tech Firefox. Like the 9958, it scoots pretty well, is pretty robust, and is fairly easy on the wallet for repairs. I don't hear it mentioned much by the Mainstream; I can only guess that it's not very popular or few have heard about it.
I'm already ahead of you regarding a smart charger; it's one of the items I'm ordering on Friday. As for the Genius CP, it's my long term goal to acquire one and to upgrade it to brushless. I'm loving this new hobby so much I'm divesting myself of much of one of my other hobbies; Amateur Radio. Since I remarried eight years ago, I have precious little time for Ham radio. In fact, I haven't found the time to set up my station in the house we bought two years ago. One of the things I like most about model helicopters is I can steal a few moments each day to indulge myself. None of my other hobbies are that flexible. Thanks again for the welcome and I look forward to everyone's reviews of their latest acquisitions! |
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