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Mark A. Fulton, MD joined Health First Medical Group in 2010. His practice is located across from Health First Holmes Regional Medical Center at 1251 S. Hickory Street in Melbourne. Board-certified as a Diplomat by the American Board of Neurological Surgery, he received his medical degree from University of Utah School of Medicine and served both a Residency program and a Surgical Critical Care Fellowship at the Ohio State University Hospitals. Dr. Fulton is a member of the Holmes Regional Medical Staff and has special focuses in both complex spinal and intracranial surgery.
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Neversaidiwassweet just gets there in Miesque
Red Oak Stable's NEVERSAIDIWASSWEET (Eurosilver) hit her best stride yards from the wire of Sunday's $100,000 Miesque S. (G3) at Hollywood Park, just getting up to nip Holiday for Kitten (Kitten's Joy) by a half-length for the victory. Breaking her maiden last out under the tutelage of Kristin Mulhall, the dark bay lass was saddled this time by new trainer Jerry Hollendorfer and, with Rafael Bejarano aboard, stopped the clock for the mile firm-turf test in 1:35 4/5.
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Five D Thoroughbreds and Wind River Stables' KATHMANBLU (Bluegrass Cat) was sent off the 6-5 favorite in Saturday's $163,800 Golden Rod S. (G2) at Churchill Downs and fulfilled all expectations with a dominating 8 1/2-length victory under jockey Julien Leparoux. The Kenny McPeek charge took command of the race entering the stretch and merely strutted her stuff from that point forward, drawing off to stop the clock in 1:44 2/5 for 1 1/16 miles on the fast main track.
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Edward Evans' homebred DIXIE CITY (Dixie Union) turned back a bid from Believe in A. P. (A.P. Indy) leaving the far turn and rolled home an easy winner in Saturday's $200,000 Demoiselle S. (G2) at Aqueduct. A troubled third when making her stakes debut in the November 6 Tempted S. (G3), the Tony Dutrow-trained juvenile filly improved her mark to 5-3-0-2 with the 3 1/4-length decision, completing 1 1/8 miles in 1:52 4/5 under the guidance of Jose Lezcano.
Gran Lioness roars to victory in My Trusty Cat
At Delta Downs Friday night, Wayne Sanders and Larry Hirsch's GRAN LIONESS (Lion Heart) roared home a 3 1/4-length winner of the $200,000 My Trusty Cat S. in front-running fashion.
Final Mesa blitzes rivals in Old Hat
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Dance Quietly declares victory in Busanda
DANCE QUIETLY (A.P. Indy) made her stakes debut a winning one on Saturday when posting a 1 3/4-length triumph in the $65,000 Busanda S. at Aqueduct.
More Than Real rallies impressively in Juvenile Fillies Turf
Bobby Flay's MORE THAN REAL (More Than Ready) rallied strongly to the lead in upper stretch and went on to a comfortable two-length victory in Friday's $909,000 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf (G2), earning her first stakes win in her third lifetime start. With Garrett Gomez in the saddle, the Todd Pletcher-trained chestnut finished the mile over the firm turf at Churchill Downs in 1:36 3/5.
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New Farm's homebred BREATHOFFRESHHEIR (Wildcat Heir) disposed of a couple of challengers in succession en route to an emphatic 3 3/4-length victory in Sunday's $63,700 Ruthless S. at Aqueduct.
Bouquet Booth blossoms in Delta Princess
Right Time Racing's BOUQUET BOOTH (Flower Alley) made a sweeping move around the final turn to reach contention in Saturday's $500,000 Delta Downs Princess S. (G3), then was up in time through the short stretch to prevail by a half-length over fellow Kentucky shipper Niji's Grand Girl (Candy Ride [Arg]) in the lucrative one-mile heat for juvenile fillies. Sent away at 9-1 under Shaun Bridgmohan, the dark bay finished up in 1:40 2/5 over the fast track and returned $21.20, $9 and $6.60.
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Emmys 2013: Hey Breaking Bad Watchers – Bryan Cranston Didn't Win His Category
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What projects are you doing? Maple syrup here.
We tried our hand at making maple syrup this year. LOTs of buckets out and the sap has been flowing for over a week.
We made two batches. The first didn't quite make the official maple syrup temperature, due to an innacurate thermometer, but it still came out ok & will be frozen & used like that. The second batch came out perfect, we bought a new thermometer, and the jars sealed up nice.
The 2nd batch of course we knew a little bit more what to expect, and from about 90 gallons of sap ended up with about 1 1/2 gallons of syrup. More batches to come yet this year, but I'll tell you making the syrup definately helped with the erupting gardening urge that's hitting me right now!
So what projects does everyone have going on?
Interesting that you are doing maple syrup in your zone already. I was driving with a friend today and we thought the maple sugar people here might start soon. Still doing inside projects since it's too snowy and cold to do outside projects. Need to plant my daylily seed and put them under lights in the basement tomorrow.
This is a great idea for a thread!
I am considering more winter sowing tomorrow.
I am also going to put the finishing touches on the bat house and hang it up. Then I will staple black landscaping fabric over their previous entry into my house. Must make myself completely finish one project before starting another. I have only just recently learned this valuable lesson. Something that is difficult for me but HAS to be done or I will end up with eight projects on the go, none of which have been completed...
Then I'm considering moving on to some tiling. I have a small wrought-iron table bottom and four wrought-iron chairs that need new cushions. I want to make a broken tile table top and matching chair seats and put the set in the garden. I may cut the tiles into little pieces to make a matching design. I got a masonry blade with my new radial arm saw. The Habitat For Humanity Restore has walls of tiles for pennies. I have already bought a few for this project. Must do this before the ground thaws or it will have to wait until next winter.
Have always wanted to do maple syrup. It's big around here. There is a huge maple sugar bush north of town. I have read that you can make syrup from various other trees too, like walnut and apple, and that it is very good. It's not something I will probably ever do, just an idea from reading way too many Harrowsmith magazines :-)
i AM LIKE YOU. I have many projects going and none finished. It is a bad habit but if we had more time in the day this would not happen now would it? LOL
I am not understanding why you have to do the tiling project before the ground thaws. Is it because of time restrictions? Going to be too busy in the yard in the spring?
Well I never did get the pallets so I guess tomorrow I will be doing something else. Perhaps working on my mosaic garden ball.
Some syrupers here are starting but it's not flowing well just yet.
Today, I am cleaning the chicken coop and giving the barn a good going over. They are prediciting 10" of wet heavy snow here starting at mid-day. Ugh.
Just this past week we cleared three acres (with the help of a logging companpy) of white pine forest to make a new pasture this year. The trees are down and gone. Next it has to be stumped but we have to wait until some of the frost is going to be out of the ground, then leveled picked, seeded and fertilized. This will be our project for the year basically! It takes forever to get the pastures going well.
I have garneding fever really bad. I still have 5 weeks before I can even start some seeds here! There are daffodils peeking up aroudn the foundation of the house!
I guess we all better get cracking!!
I have a lot of things planned for when the ground thaws. Need to get my cold frame in the ground so I can use it and I have many things to move before they wake up. I will also be planting the early green peas and carrots as soon as the ground is workable and the potatoes shortly thereafter.
I'm stumbling along today having finished wiring a 220v outlet for the welder at the woodshop to weld up additional lumber racks. I'm cutting 2"x2"x1/4" tube for two more forks for the tractor bucket. With four forks I'll be better able to sift thru brush and limbs. Then remove forks, and go back with bucket and scoop up composted dirt to add to growing projects. Bought small sheet of expanded metal to make soil sifter, Project # 9087. I've got sooo many components to projects!
Brooder is ready and waiting for the Girls coming an two weeks. I'm considering putting my coop on wheels because it offers me many more options than a fixed run. I want my chickies to day-range to give them a better diet and to lend a hand preparing, de-bugging, and fertilizing garden plots. The electronet fencing will be a big help.
I've bent metal tubing for a high tunnel greenhouse for the garden. I am roughing out the footings with my backhoe and need to level the rest by hand. Gardening on a slope is very problematic!
I have lots of stacks of wood to sort, scrap to cut up for kindling, sheds to clean out, and a root cellar to spruce up.
There are ten trees in large pots I've been growing for years to put out in the landscape.
What have I done to myself?!
I have a lot of fruit tree grafting to do this year and the time is getting near.
I'm always on the hunt for raw materials to compost. I drew up plan for vermicomposting boxes and need to get them cut out and assembled. A friend has offered red wigglers by the handfuls for free! My son just gave me a dozen 4x4's and sheets of ply for free! A friend just gave me an old Sears mower that is the same vintage as mine and will be good for spare parts.
Gotta draw a line somewhere!
It's always interesting to hear how the sap is flowing in other places, although it makes me a bit jealous. We haven't tapped yet (northern tip of Nova Scotia), but any day now...We tap only red maples, as sugar maples are scarce on our property, and too far to haul buckets from. This means more boiling - 60 gallons sap:1 gallon syrup instead of the usual 40:1 for sugar maple -- brendasue, I'm surprised at your 90:1. Someone's given us an evaporator, to use with wood, which will make a big difference I hope - we usually cook the pots on propane and wood stoves.
I didn't know you could make walnut and apple syrup. We made birch syrup a couple of years ago from white birch. A very tangy dark molasses-like syrup, not to many people's taste but probably loaded with nutrients. We're keeping it for survival food. :)
My! You do sound busy, Herbert! But isn't it fun!
If I had the time, I would like to try all the different trees to make various syrup flavours. There are so many more things I would do with more time.
I have kept my posted plans simple and short. You do NOT want to read the comprehensive list of projects I have planned for the next two years. lol!
msjay2uIts not hard, I used to tap birch trees and drink the sap when I was a kid. First you drill in at a slight upward angle, Then you pound in a tap (farm supply outfit maybe?) and pound a nail above it, hang your bucket on the nail and collect periodically. The sugar sap in maples runs when it drops below freezing at night and gets above freezing during the day in the spring, if I remember, since I was too far north for sugar maples it was never an issue.
Good info Brendan! How much syrup can you get from one large maple tree? We have one on our property. Hmmmm, a new project? We have a couple of big old apple trees too. How do you make maple candy? Cook it longer until it is solid maple sugar? Boy! My house sure would smell good making maple syrup!
Herbert, our garage/shop came with the 220 wiring but we haven't done anything with it yet. When we can, we are going to get hubby an acetylene torch and some equipment for welding, so he can make and remake equipment for our tractor, among other things. I have always wanted to do grafting! Not just trees but all kinds of things. It is so interesting! Just never had time. You know, the more raw materials you collect, the longer the project list gets. So, where do you draw that line? lol! I want to know where it is...
I can get red wrigglers from a friend for free too, just don't know where to put them. The ground freezes here and kills them, if they're outside. I could keep them in the root cellar, but I don't want them escaping all over everywhere. I have though of keeping them in the chicken house, then if they escape they won't get far. lol! I just won't have any left. Anyway, it freezes in there too. I know if I keep them happy they will stay in the container, but that's not a guarantee. Where are you going to keep yours?
From a small-medium tree you are supposed to get one quart per season if you life in the right area, I think, as before I lived too far north, you are also supposed to be able to get as much as two gallons per season out of the really big behemoths.
runningtrails, I'm putting my three to six boxes in the utility room where the h2o heater and furnace are and monitor the temps. Eventually, I'd like to put them in a pit on the floor of one of my greenhouses in order for them to stay warm.
Grafting is so rewarding! I had great success with my first attempts and even bought some apple, pear, and plum rootstock to further my addiction, er, hobby/food production. My Cox's Orange Pippin, an antique English desert apple highly touted as being one of the best tasting, has never produced well in my north Georgia climate and I was about to yank it up when a forum member (Fruits and Orchard) suggested "topworking" it. It's when you lop off all the limbs and graft another totally different variety onto it. The existing root system really feeds the new scions and they grow like crazy! I grafted another English apple, Asmead's Kernel, onto it as it does well in my climate. I got three feet of growth the second year! I've got wild apple here by the dozens and plan on topworking some to see what happens. It also removes a food source for the Plum Cucrlio, a dreaded bug that loves apples, and also for the large White Tailed Rats that we have in abundance up here. Grafting is easy to do with some practice, and it can "work" for you as you go about the nine thousand other projects you have started.
You mean there's lots more sap coming? Ackkk! We used a link from Ohio-an extention service I think, and a few others we found as cross-reference material. It's fun to do but I don't know if we'll be going for much longer. It does take up a lot of time keeping the fire going for the stove.
Most of the taps aren't on our property, my brother put them (with permission) on a acquantances property, we only have about 8 maple trees, the rest are oaks & pines. I'm thinking the yield is from different types of trees? This is the best I could figure based on what we read. The temps here are fluxuating pretty good, 15-20's at night & 30-40 during the days. It wasn't flowing much on sunday though.
I tried grafting a rose bush several times-I figured I'll leave that to the experts & bought some fruit trees instead!
Herbert, aren't you afraid they'll escape into the house? That's my biggest fear, worms all over the place!
I have considered a pit outside but it would have to be 4' deep, at least, to be below the front line (I don't have a greenhouse). I would sink a large rubber garbage can in it. I'd like to have them for sale and to make compost, but I'll have to think of a place to put them.
Now I'm wondering what the other tree syrups would taste like. It would be fun to make wines from various things on our property too, but I'm not going to :-) That's where the line is! I think I found it!
I have considered grafting grapes onto the wild grapevine that does so well here. Not doing trees.
Then you strain the syrup through cheesecloth, and start boiling it. Boil it until it reaches 7 degrees above the temperature of boiling water at your elevation, this could take days depending on the amount of syrup. Keep it hot as you strain it again, this time into your sterilized syrup containers. Wipe the rim, seal the container, turn upside down. We did ours outside as we heard boiling it on the kitchen stove will make your walls sticky, not sure but we didn't want to take the chance.
I probably missed some details. Here is the instructions we followed:
btw, metal strainers don't work, neither do coffee filters. Get the cheesecloth & save yourself some work.
Ahh, the memories. We had 2 trees in the front yard Dad would tap. Put the sap in a pan on the old wood stove and let her go, add some, watch, whatever he did, we had syrup and if we could find some good snow on the tree edge, then we made snow candy or jack wax. Took his false teeth right out, but he said it was worth sucking them dry!!! Yup he was right, we had our teeth, but the fork would become a lollypop with the little residue! Ah, and I now live in Florida. Have to make a snow cone and put hot maple syrup on it to make the candy!!!
I have a huge old maple in my yard and several more in the woods over the fence. It's the county forest on two sides of my property. They probably wouldn't even know if I tapped some of their trees.
I read that article. Very informative! I might do this, maybe. Hubby can get me some large plastic buckets from work that have only had soap in them. I just need a spout to put in the hole and cheesecloth.
I don't know. The boiling seems fairly time consuming. I'll have to see how my other projects are coming at that time. I will be doing it outside, I think, but I don't want to use up our carefully hoarded wood for winter heat. hmmmm. I'll have to think about this.
Maybe I can talk hubby into doing this one. He has a week off in March and actually likes to cook. (I don't know either. Maybe he finds it rewarding?)


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The Nano Forest
This strange forest of carbon nanotubes evokes a tile-based Japanese RPG game based on the art of Jim Woodring, played on a television set from the 1950s. It is the work of John Hart, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering … Continue reading
Review: a week with Korg's Nano Digital Music Controllers
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iPod Nano 4G confirmed with snazzy new interface and accelerometer functions
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Via Nano kicks Intel Atom's ass in tests
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Randal did a series of scientific illustrations for Dr. John Delly, scientific advisor to the McCrone company in Westmont, Illinois. This diagram of a Biaxial Indicatrix was used in a training manual for lab technicians to learn how to identify optical light refracting properties of crystals. The reason this is important is that forensic labs get lots of different "white powder" substances to identify. One part of identifying what the substance is, is by studying what happens to light as it passes through a crystal of the substance. This is often done in a forensic lab environment using sophisticated optical microscopic equipment.
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Oil Filter Diagram
An automotive aftermarket manufacturer required a diagram illustration to show how a new type of cellulose fiber could filter automotive oil better than previous competitive products. This is a sepia line art drawing on D'Arches watercolor paper, with Windsor & Newton watercolor washes added by hand.
Castle Keep Cutaway
Randal has been asked to provide illustrations in many textbooks. This one was done for an elementary textbook on the Castle Keep. It is a cutaway diagram showing the floors and various typical activities inside the Keep.
This illustration was hand done in Corel Painter software on a Macintosh computer using a Wacom Tablet.
ASP.NET Architecture Diagram
Seems like I am always making these little sketches to show people I am talking with, some of the ideas and concepts behind the type of websites we build at BIRKEY.COM. I made this sketch recently when explaining the difference between a typical classic Microsoft .ASP/SQL Server website architecture, and one that incorporates the newer Microsoft ASP.NET technology.
- The box labeled "Front" at the top of the diagram represents a public website. Could be any size, large or small.
- The "can" at the bottom represents a SQL Server database that is behind the scenes. The website user really doesn't know or care that it is there, holding all the data for the website.
- The middle area represents what can be done with ASP.NET technology. The boxes represent little "engines" of code that do specific things. One might process a credit card. One might add an item to a shopping cart. Another might list items on a page with a thumbnail image next to them. The list is endless.
The point here is that with ASP.NET, all these "engines" can be ready at anytime for use by themselves, or in combination with other "engines" to perform website tasks, and features. This lessens the amount of special code that needs to be placed inside the actual web pages represented by the top box. It is a far more efficient, and much faster technology, especially the more complex and complicated a website may be.
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This is one of the repairs that you should not handle unless you totally know what you are doing. One of the most critical things to getting an alternator put on correctly is getting just enough tension to hold the belt in place. You don't want it too tight because the stress could ruin your alternator. You don't want it too loose because you'll just throw the belt.
If you have limited space to work on anyway and little experience in getting that tension just right, the chances of botching the job are great. If in doubt, go to a professional. If short on funds, pay the mechanic down the street a six-pack to come help.


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About Billy Danze
M.O.P., short for Mash Out Posse, is an American hardcore hip hop duo. The duo, comprised of Billy Danze and Lil' Fame, is known for the aggressive delivery typically employed by both emcees. Although they maintain a strong underground following, they are mainly known for the song "Ante Up," released on 2000's Warriorz, and for which they have had mainstream success. The group has frequently collaborated with DJ Premier. Fame sometimes produces under the moniker Fizzy Womack, and has produced a significant amount of tracks on all M.O.P. releases since 1996's Firing Squad, as well as work for other artists including Big Noyd, Teflon and Wu-Tang Clan. Billy Danze (Eric Murray) and Lil' Fame (Jamal Grinnage) grew up together in the neighborhood of Brownsville, Brooklyn and formed a gang called Mash Out Posse.[2] With a desire to express themselves through rap, they formed a hip-hop group named after their gang. Originally, Fame was the DJ of the group. With encouragement from his older brother, Fame began to write his own rhymes.
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A man was just ready to jump off a bridge into a river, when a policeman rushed up to him and said, "No! No! Please don't do that!Why should a young man like you, who has hardly started to live, jump into the river?"
"Listen to me, please! If you jump into the river, I'll have to jump in after you in order to save you. Try to understand that the water is ice cold and I have just gotten over a bout of double pneumonia. Do you know what that means? That means I will die. I have a wife and four children. Do you want to have that in your conscience? No. Naturally not. So listen to me. Be reasonable. Repent and God will forgive you. Go back home, where you are all alone and undisturbed.... and there you can hang yourself, if you insist on ending your life." by Anthony de Mello
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With hot sauce, jalepenos, and plain yogurt. Hooray savory oats.
I love my oatmeal with pecans and brown sugar.
Pumpkin butter!
I like to top them with butter and sugar.
just cooked with spray butter and brown sugar splenda….yummo
I love my oatmeal with cinnamon, a touch of maple syrup, and fresh fruit. Simple and delicious!
When regular oatmeal just won't cut it, I top mine with bananas and chocolate chips!
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It's offensive and needs to be reported. I would, but don't know anything about facebook.
To rile people up and get attention. they know people will get mad and post this link around and it will create the drama they are looking for.
I'd report it, but I'm not even sure what (if any) type of violation it falls under. Simply being "offended" by it is apparently not a reason they are willing to remove it. It has to fall under one of those categories on the list.
I still couldn't find a link at the bottom of the page. I'm not a member of facebook, I wonder if that's why I can't see a link?
I did a search and it is in violation of fb rules. It's attacking an individual.
I reported it and clicked on 'hate speech' as the reason. It was the closest thing that fit. I will encourage anyone else who has a FB to report it also please. That page needs to come down.
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1. A kite flies at a height of 40 feet. When the kite is at a horizontal distance of 30 feet from the kid flying it, a wind blows it at a (horizontal) speed of 10 feet/second away from kid. At what rate does the kid need to let out more string (or, in other words, at what rate is the distance between the kite and the kid increasing)?
If we let x be the horizontal distance of the kite from the kid, and
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The vbar uses a satellite receiver and has the throttle input anyway. It just didn't use it without the governor software. You just need an additional hall sensor (to get the rpms) and plug the ESC into the vbar. Timo described it in a local forum here. He even said, that the vbar controls the softstart, so I wonder if those cheap ESCs without a usable softstart would work with governor? http://www.rc-heli.de/board/showthread.php?t=172414 (sorry, thread only in german available). But I guess there are some threads on governor also in US forums. I.e. http://rc.runryder.com/helicopter/t616210p1/ |
Jan 20, 2011, 04:24 PM | |
Just did a test flight with my other servo (emax) with the ball furthest out on the small round wheel (about 10mm). Tail slider does still have a little slop, even after the CA fix.
Result: had to lower the gain a lot and still: wag wag wag tail is not holding direction anymore in flips and pitch pumps. So... i need to put the ball further inward to pull down the mechanical gain down and get more resolution on the servo. I have a video (night flight) but resolution is poor and no use to upload it. More testing tomorrow. |
Jan 20, 2011, 04:30 PM | ||
I run 26g mini servo's and they are great compared to all the cheaper micro servo's i tried. The forces on the tail servo are pretty high indeed, but i did the Chinese weight mod on my birds and this results in more than 50% reduction in the force needed to move the slider at target rpm. Im running carbon tail blades on the tail now. i might try the less efficient stock blades. this also results in a lower mechanical gain and might help a little to be able to crank up the gyro gain. |
Jan 20, 2011, 07:17 PM | ||
Wow i missed a few post. I don't get any tail wags on my esky belt cp v2, all stock servos. The tail case is modded, lipo, and esc. I bought 5 of these 919mg servos, 2 weeks and i'll get them in the mail. I can't wait to try them,1520 is the definate setting, 250/333 is what i'll be playing. |
Jan 20, 2011, 07:43 PM | ||
The GP780 was the same, as far as gain went, but there was no piro stop bounce. I've now flown with the servo arm out a hole and the gain is now at true 34%. The bounce is still the same, perhaps a bit worse. Haven't tried the foam change yet. You would think a gyro could learn the piro stop gain required by seeing the result of the stop. Depending on how the GA250 works, I wonder if reducing the limits in the setup, would help with the bounce. |
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Have a read here: http://www.spartan-rc.com/resources/...&search=bounce Couple other things to try as by your description the tail is alot worse than before. Try smaller ball position and or larger tail blades (one at a time) As pitchup mentioned nose right stops are good. Do you see that too? Obviously a left piro is in the direction the tail wants to go due to the clockwise rotation of the main blades. This means the tail has to be quite aggressive to stop. The other direction (nose right) is against the direction the tail wants to go so it is alot easier for the tail to stop nicely as it can "ease" into this stop by simply reducing the pitch of the tail rather than an opposing pitch action that is required for the nose left stop. I'd also test full rudder piro. Maybe this is like the Quark in that full rudder yields crazy fast piros. But mid rudder yields less than half that piro speed due to bulit in expo. Ie the rudder is not linear and is way to fast at the ends and comparibly too slow in the middle. Expo this out so the mid is still the same but the full is more "normal". Either way though if you piro at a certain speed that speed will be dictated by your thumb position and changing expo, and rudder endpoints won't change the gyros stop request...but you never know how things correlate in these cheaper componants until you f with them alot. Amp |
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I was looking for a tail servo that would work on my 450 but also maybe down to a 250. The align DS420 isnt very big size wise, but it appears to do ok on the T250. |
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I was looking for a tail servo that would work on my 450 QUOTE] you can try this, GS D9257. http://www.nitrodude.com.au/catalog/...oducts_id=7857 the price there maybe not right.i think you can find cheap in other shops. pay attention,the GS D9257 have two types, one is 1520us,another is 760us. one of our team pilot think this servo is better than DS520. meng |
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And this servo. Does anyone know its specs, i can not find them. It would work well with GA-250?
http://www.servodatabase.com/servo/kds/n590 |
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The Men In Black are back. Will Smith resurrects street-wise super secret 'Agent J' to search for the answers as to why his partner 'Agent K' has somehow been erased from time, and believed to have 'been dead for over 40 years.'
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What an amazing night.
SAENCHAI vs. SAGETDAO, from tonight; 9/3/12, for the Lumpinee Stadium Lightweight Championship.
A slice of Gonzo journalism; I left the Lumpinee Stadium over five hours ago, and in the meantime have occupied myself with the task of uploading the most painfully slow youtube videos in history. So if you'll forgive me, I really must go out on Khao San Road now (4:30am) and salvage what little is left of the night, and the various temptation that have been on offer so tantalisingly literally metres away from the hotel lobby I'm sat in.
With that in mind, full fight card review, and video blog to come tomorrow; along with my 12hr bus ride back to Phuket. Worth every sweaty second, amigos.
Saenchai is king again.


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Broken Chain
by Aaron F. Gonzalez, $7 US, Self-Published
This wordless graphic novel about the start of a relationship is naive in style, with flat figures and simple shapes. He's obsessive and orderly; she lives in the apartment building he moves into. He loses a photo album that she reads before returning to him, and he buys a bicycle that needs repairs. The storytelling is, like the art, minimal and straightforward, a series of incidents. Gonzalez said, about creating it, that, "It was a good experiment. I'm glad I did it, but also glad to not be doing it anymore. I was going a little crazy towards the end!" I can imagine. Like a good experiment, it was probably of more use to the development of the artist than the enjoyment of the reader. It's not terrible, but there's no lasting moment or image that will stick with me.
Goofyfoot Gurl
by Realbuzz Studios, $10.99 US, Thomas Nelson
Distinctively sun-splashed art with soft curves and colors that appear to be just about to wander outside the lines illustrates this inspirational comic about a lovely half-Japanese surfer chick who solves the problems of those around her. She even has a dolphin friend who saved her life.
The book, like its beachside setting, is free-wheeling and conversation-driven. Suki and her friends struggle with step-parents, absent parents, controlling parents, and figuring out what to do with their lives. It's a lot less didactic than the studio's previous series Serenity. This would be a great read for any teen interested in shows like Gossip Girl or 90210 — it's got similar characters and challenges, and a comforting feeling that everything's going to work out ok.
The Hunter #1
by Adam Hamdy and David Golding, $5.95 US, Dare Comics
Four simultaneous terrorist attacks in major US cities. Some freaky-looking supervillain in the Middle East facing off against a superpowered CIA agent. Various people dying in unpleasant, graphic ways. Clichéd catch phrases when smacking each other down. Given all that, and the cross-cutting structure without grounded introductions of premise or character, this feels like a wannabe movie script. It's very professional, though. The creators have obviously thought through a lot more of background than they're putting on the page; that can be tricky, to make sure they're giving the reader enough to stay involved. The individual scenes are well-done, but they don't entirely add up to a satisfying package.
Paradigm Shift
by Dirk I. Tiede, $10 US, Self-Published
It's self-published manga, although at a slightly larger size than the big publishers' standard format. Cops in Chicago find themselves investigating what may be a werewolf attack. The book is well-drawn with a distinctive sense of place. Art-wise, I found the manga-style "bangs with a life of their own" a little distracting on the female police officer, and there were times when the balloon placement could have been improved in terms of the correct reading flow, but those are minor flaws.
64 of the 100 pages are comics; the rest is background material, including character profiles, annotations, and lots of information on his artistic process. It's an entertaining read with characters that grab you. Here's another review for comparison.
by Ed Piskor, $15 US, Self-Published
I had high hopes for this story of the life of a hacker — that culture has been an interest of mine since grad school — but the pedestrian presentation took all the fun out of it. Most of the panels are so literally drawn that you can read only the captions and dialogue and get the entire story. The art contributes little, with lots of talking heads.
Kevin is a picked-on outcast who's skilled at manipulating adults to get the information he needs to beat the system. He thinks to himself a lot to clue us in on his schemes… but I had a hard time believing that a kid, no matter how smart, would think so stiltedly, "I thought it would be a long shot hoping they would discard them this carelessly." And why would a kid who's clearly beating a video game with a quarter on a string need to think to himself that that was what he was doing? There's no confidence in ever letting the art carry its own weight.
Anyway, Kevin learns to phreak phones for free calls and, just as this volume is ending, gets his first computer, which will lead him into the world of hacking. Many of his exploits are based on real-life cases, although some of them are a bit exaggerated. It's a shame that a story with so much innate drama feels so dead on the page.
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- Aro Says:
July 28, 2008 at 3:26 AMThanks for doing these reviews, Joanna — with so many comics and graphic novels out there now and so few of them getting any real press, it's interesting to see some of the books that are flying below the radar. I shudder to think how big your slush pile must be now. How often do you get sent new review copies? I imagine there's probably been a big increase over the past five or six years.
- Johanna Says:
July 28, 2008 at 7:16 AMI'm glad to know someone's interested! I get maybe, mmm, an average of 10 pieces a week? (That's not counting anything I buy myself, many of which I also want to talk about.) It's definitely something I have to get more of a handle on, which is why I'm making this concerted effort to get caught up. I need a fresh start! Now I'm down to three shelves instead of the whole bookcase. :)
The increase more recently has been in page count. Instead of comics (32 pages), I get sent manga or graphic novels (100-200 pages), which take longer to read and ponder.
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October 18, 2008 at 7:22 AM[…] at the time, but he hadn't gotten it. So I pulled up my site on my cellphone and let him read the review right there. Ah, modern […]
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April 25, 2010 at 5:24 PM[…] Dixon, previously of Realbuzz Studios, the home of Christian manga-inspired series Serenity and Goofyfoot Gurl, is back with new firm Snokie. It's described as a "home for Christian-themed digital […]
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June 9, 2010 at 9:05 PM[…] thing will be available online, I think it's found its medium. When I reviewed the first graphic novel, I found the art too static … but as a webcomic, the focus is different, and the art style […]
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Monday, February 18, 2013
The Texas Juggling Society's Jugglefest XX is coming up February 22 - 24, 2013 and there are two FREE shows for juggling enthusiasts to enjoy.
Between Someonesons, Thursday, February 21, 8 p.m., UT Student Activities Center.
The new flamboyant juggling show from Texas Juggling Society members Patrik and Wes has jumps, slides, and secret tricks that audiences will love. Throwing, lifting, and pushing each other combined with juggling objects flying around their bodies creates giant movements and bizarre twisted tricks for all to marvel at. FREE. (On Speedway, next to Gregory Gym)
Note: This show is on Thursday, before the actual start of Jugglefest!
The Renegade Show, Friday, February 22, 10:30 p.m., Zach Scott Kleberg Theater.
Friday night will feature an open stage - you never know what kind of zany hijinks will ensue! FREE. (202 South Lamar)
Note: Some content may not be suitable for young children.
For those interested in attending a NOT free Jugglefest event, the Public Show will be on Saturday night, February 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the Texas School for the Deaf's Davis Auditorium. The family friendly show will be showcasing performers from Austin and all over the world as they demonstrate their skills in the circus arts. Admission is $10 (cash or check only). Kids 5 and under are free. (1102 South Congress Ave)
For more information, visit the Texas Juggling Society website.
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TDP-43 (43-kDa TAR DNA-binding domain protein) is a major constituent of ubiquitin-positive cytoplasmic aggregates present in neurons of patients with fronto-temporal lobular dementia and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The pathologic significance of TDP-43 aggregation is not known; however, dominant mutations in TDP-43 cause a subset of ALS cases, suggesting that misfolding and/or altered trafficking of TDP-43 is relevant to the disease process. Here, we show that the presenilin-binding protein ubiquilin 1 (UBQLN) plays a role in TDP-43 aggregation. TDP-43 interacted with UBQLN both in yeast and in vitro, and the carboxyl-terminal ubiquitin-associated domain of UBQLN was both necessary and sufficient for binding to polyubiquitylated forms of TDP-43. Overexpression of UBQLN recruited TDP-43 to detergent-resistant cytoplasmic aggregates that colocalized with the autophagosomal marker, LC3. UBQLN-dependent aggregation required the UBQLN UBA domain, was mediated by non-overlapping regions of TDP-43, and was abrogated by a mutation in UBQLN previously linked to Alzheimer disease. Four ALS-associated alleles of TDP-43 also coaggregated with UBQLN, and the extent of aggregation correlated with in vitro UBQLN binding affinity. Our findings suggest that UBQLN is a polyubiquitin-TDP-43 cochaperone that mediates the autophagosomal delivery and/or proteasome targeting of TDP-43 aggregates.
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PORTLAND, Ore. — It's been nearly two months since a Lane County Deputy and his wife were hit by a car while vacationing in Mexico.
Friday they're finally together again and back in Oregon.
Michelle Wattier joined her husband Drew at a Portland hospital. Michelle got to Portland about 5 p.m. Friday. She's been at a San Diego hospital for the last few weeks.
It's the first time the two have been back in Oregon and under the same roof in more than 40 days.
Her family says she's happy to be reunited with her husband. She's still in a lot of pain because of recent surgery, but they're working on some new pain management plans.
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SPRAGUE RIVER, Ore. — The smoke that filled the sky above Sprague River Monday was mostly gone a day later. Progress on the Moccasin Hill Fire has picked up as more than 400 firefighters are on scene and containment moves to double digits.
"Right now, we're not expecting this fire to turn back on itself and to re-burn into areas that the fire has already moved through," said Oregon Department of Forestry representative Paul Reis.
Mandatory evacuations have been lifted. Six homes and fourteen other structures have burned with more possible.
"Right now, we've got some crews in there that are doing some assessments with the Red Cross trying to determine the number of permanent residences and other types of structures," said Reis.
While officials evaluate the damage, those displaced gave their information to Red Cross volunteers. Also at the shelter, is Maydra Reyes, whose home was never threatened, but has stepped to help her neighbors.
"I could actually county white smoke, black smoke- that's a building, white smoke, black smoke, there's another building," said Reyes.
She typically runs a nearby restaurant, but now, is preparing food for those in her community. Loads of food, including 2,000 pounds of potatoes have been donated, and Maydra said the mindset of the shelter is looking out for others.
"Everybody trying to help everybody and find out what everybody needs and take care of everybody's needs," said Reyes
Moving forward, Maydra said Sprague River won't hesitate to band together and help each other out.
"Everybody will go up and if somebody needs a house built, then we'll all grab a hammer and go," said Reyes.
The entire Moccasin Hill Fire has been lined, but whether or not those lines will hold and the fire will be contained will be tested in the next few days.


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While a part of the Dhaka population was busy shopping at swanky stores prior to Eid, there are others wondering if they should spend the little amount of money they have on a proper toilet or feeding their children and sending them to school. People often drive by the Banani Lake area, but how often do they wonder what's going on, on the other side of the lake? Life on the other side of the lake is not pretty. On the other side is Korail slum, taking up over 90 acres of land, and is home to a population of 78,000. There are no roads linking the city to the slums and so, the only way to get there is by taking a boat through the dirtier areas of the lake. Unlike the city roads, the lanes inside the slum are narrow and dirty. The roofs that provide shelter to the people are not made of concrete, but tin. The little holes on the walls serve as windows. Most of the Korail population don't have access to good hygiene and fresh drinking water.
Keeping all the above in mind, Team Saviours of the PDF Summer Challenge, organised by Physically-Challenged Development Foundation, decided to help out some of the people living in Korail. The team was led by A.G. Mutasim Islam and Afiat Maishah, and they are the ones who came up with most of the ideas for their project. Their mission was to provide free medical checkups and medicines to the people living in Korail. The team gathered around a 100 volunteers to help with their project.
The team and its volunteers raised Tk 35,000 and about 300 clothes. The funds were used to buy necessary things required for the project, including medicines, bleaching powder, oral saline and filters. The event finally kicked off on July 13, 2014, when the volunteers conducted a survey on the lifestyle of people living in the Korail slum.
The volunteers patiently listened to the various complaints about the daily hurdles the slum people have to face. On July 14, a medical camp -- inaugurated by Jennifer Farrell, founder of Criticalink -- was set up at the JAAGO Foundation School in Korail. Eight doctors from Dhaka Medical College volunteered and were able to provide checkups to about 600 people. On the 15th, clothes and oral saline were distributed among people, while bleaching powder was used to kill mosquitoes spreading dengue. Six water filters were donated to the local madrassas, schools and mosques.
The leader of Team Saviours, Mutasim, said, "I have been working for several other organisations for the last two years, from where I gained leadership skills and learned how to be a do-er and not just a dreamer. This project gave me a chance to execute my skills."
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The Rooster and the Pig may need lots of mutual understanding to get along smoothly, since their differences aren't exactly complementary. The Rooster is likely to find the Pig's sensualist nature to be excessive; the Rooster abhors messes and to this ultra-practical sign, anything beyond bare necessity could constitute a mess. The Pig is generally an easy-going sign that gives in to stronger personalities, which may have to be the case with the Rooster. The Rooster likes to be in charge, to keep everything and everyone in order, and this sign has its work cut out for it with the luxury-loving Pig.
If these two are lovers, their smooth communication might rely, again, on the Pig's affable nature. Especially if these two live together, conflict is almost a certainty. The Pig loves creature comforts: fine food, lovemaking, sleeping in a deliciously soft bed … The Rooster loves practicality and perfection and can't tolerate laziness. The Pig isn't lazy; this sign is actually very hardworking, but the Rooster may mistake its sensuality for indolence. The saving grace between these two as lovers may be their mutual dedication when in love. The Rooster is very loyal to its intimates and the Pig makes a generous, dedicated mate.
These two might fare far better in business together, where their individual strengths can best be utilized. The Rooster, of course, will want to be in charge of things. This sign's practical mind is perfectly suited to managing finances or any other job where details are key. The Pig is a very hard worker who takes direction well; this sign is well suited to helping carry out the Rooster's plans. Also, the Pig will likely be instrumental as a liaison between the Rooster and potential new clients or associates, as the Rooster can sometimes ruffle others' feathers with its exacting ways.
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quote:Carmouche (sp) really turned around after being benched for a few games last year.
quote:For a guy so highly thought of, JOB seems to be extremely soft with his game and his demeanor sometimes.
quote:I only remember Carmouche being benched for the Tennessee game for snapping at one of the assistant coaches 3 minutes in.
quote:That 3 years in he keeps jacking outside jumpers and fal-aways that he's never consistently hit drives me nuts.
quote:That's not his game and I'm quite certain JJ reminds him of that constantly.
quote:he jacked about 5-6 jumpers and fall-aways I thought were ill advised in the first half
quote:JOB3 played 18 minutes in the first half and had ZERO rebounds. That is unacceptable from him. There is no way that team should have abused us on the boards like they did.
quote:quote: he jacked about 5-6 jumpers and fall-aways I thought were ill advised in the first half
quote:He would have good post position and the guy with the ball wouldn't even look down low. There is nothing more frustrating for a post player. And like it or not, that's what he is.


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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- A top aide to Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback says he's talked with Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon about the use of incentives to lure businesses across the border between the two states in the Kansas City area.
Nixon called Tuesday for an end to using such incentives if companies simply move from one of the states to the other.
Brownback's office is preparing a formal response to Nixon's remarks. But Brownback spokeswoman Eileen Hawley said the two governors and the states' commerce departments have been discussing the issue for more than a year.
A moratorium may be a hard sell to some Kansas lawmakers.
Kansas House Republican J.R. Claeys of Salina tweeted after Nixon's remarks that Missouri appears to be surrendering in the so-called border war.


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Archive: Backyard Cooking
Fourth of July Checklist
With the anticipation of fireworks, parades and red-white-and-blue jello desserts, we can get sidetracked while planning a holiday cookout, fiesta, barbecue -- whatever you may call it. Details are tough when pulling off a celebration of the outdoor variety, to boot. Below is a list of 10 things to remember amid all the hubbub. And please, share your tips in the comments area below. 1. It's hot out there. The forecast is calling for temperatures in the mid 90s. That means the "keep-cold-food-cold and hot-things-hot" rule is of particular importance. The last thing you want to interrupt your fireworks show is a visit to the emergency room for food poisoning. Simply put, if you're at home, keep meat in the fridge until ready to use and keep prepared food indoors (preferably with the A/C on), even when it's time to serve up. Arrange your spread buffet-style on the kitchen table...
By Kim ODonnel | July 3, 2006; 10:45 AM ET | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)
Let's Eat Out (side)
After several days of pounding rain, Washington is getting a break with true-blue skies and sun. (I guess that means I'm off the hook from making mud pies.) As soon as those porch chairs finish draining, I think it's time to venture out into the dry outdoors. Although the ground may be a muddy mess for the next few days, a picnic is an effective way to embrace the weather change. But, as my colleage and shopping diva extraordinaire Janet Bennett points out, "Unless you're really sophisticated and have an old Persian carpet lying around, you're going to need something to keep your fanny dry." She recommends a look around at the oilcloth tablecloths made by designer Cath Kidston. Locally, Go Mama Go sells oilcloth by the yard for $10, so you can cut what you think you'll need. If you've got a crowd coming this weekend, have a look...
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BBQ: What's the Secret to Your Sauce?
I am a Yankee girl. My family is from up North, too. When Fourth of July would come 'round, we'd eat burgers and dogs, corn on the cob and potato salad. And if we were good, we'd have "Wooder ice" for dessert. The word for such a feast was a "cook out, " which was also used as a verb, as in "We're going to cook out tonight." The word "barbecue" was not part of the vernacular, with one exception - when my Dad was feeling adventurous and bought a bottle of Kraft barbecue sauce to brush on chicken breasts. I'm not complaining, really. But coming from up North, we got the short end of the stick when it came to matters of the grill. In this case, I suppose ignorance is bliss as I had no idea what I was missing. Wasn't chicken on the grill supposed to charred...
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Consumer Cellular Corporate Office Headquarters
Consumer Cellular, Inc.
7204 SW Durham Road Suite 300
Portland, OR 97224-7574 USA
Phone Number: 1-503-699-7363
Fax Number: 1-503-675-8989
Customer Service Number: 1-888-345-5509
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- Dee SchauerDecember 14, 2012 at 12:58 PM
I'd like to see CC make a public statement as to what their position is on support of the Constitution of the United States of America. This is because they have aligned themselves with AARP, which is known NOT to fully support our American Constitution, but does not offer any discounts with associations like ASA which DOES fully support the Constitution. I was told by one CC Rep. that this is "political". No, it isn't. It's AMERICAN. Let's see what your stand is on the subject, please. You offer good deals on service; now let's see what you offer the American people. Thank you. Respectfully, Dee Schauer, Boyd, Texas
ReplyDelete - jay allainSeptember 9, 2013 at 12:33 PM
To: John Merrick, CEO Title: "What a difference a day makes"
A week ago, plus or minus, we liked your company. Then things went south big time. The problem surfaced when we recently found out my cell phone, the one with the fuzzy camera, was covered under a one year warranty. When I called about it earlier this year, the agent said I needed to buy a replacement. So last week, a kindly supervisor, Julie, offered a slightly better model for the mere cost of $1.05, tax. Turns out the phone was covered. Then things hit Antarctica.
Upon perusing our online checking account, we discovered the $1.05 was pulled on September 4th (as agreed upon) - then an additional $16.05 charge on the 5th. Say: What? Does the phrase "unauthorized withdrawal" mean anything to Consumer Cellular? Do you grasp that besides being illegal, even such small amounts can wreak havoc in one's checking account?
(Ex., you've just paid rent to a strict landlord and now your rent check bounces. S/he is irate and one's bank slaps a $35.00 overdrawn fee on top of it. See how one act, intended or inadvertent, creates a train of trouble?)
And there's more. On Friday, September 6th when we called Consumer Cellular to protest - climbing up the hierarchy, your three staff members, inclusing Superviser Devon (sp?) and Superviser of the Supervisers Cole were unhelpful - in fact, if you've retained the calls ("for quality control purposes"), may we suggest you use them in training seminars under "How to Make Unhappy Customers More Unhappy"? They just wanted to blame Julie! The first agent, Kerry, thought a superviser would be unnecessary and then after five minutes, connected me to one without notice. And imagine: None of your staff would return the unauthorized withdrawal saying "We're not able to do that"; instead, they said it'd been used to reduce our current bill (a whopping $43 or something). C'mon, this is shabby and cries out for redress!
As a result of your staff's incompetence, we have filed a complaint with AARP who, for some reason, thinks you're the cat's meow and filed a Claim with our bank, Bank of America who, out of courtesy, automatically refunded the $16.05 and will be investigating further and contacting you to get it back. The Better Business Bureau will also get a complaint. Time for better training, huh?
Replies- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2014 at 6:20 AM
i'm going through this very thing right now. do not go to the better business bureau. they won't do anything. consumer cellular has bribed the bbb for their a rating. you can't trust the bbb any more. all they are is a company that you can bribe to get a good rating.
Delete Do go to: WWW.FCC.GOV/COMPLAINTS WRITE IT OUT THE MORE THEY HEAR ABOUT CC THE MORE INTEREST THE FCC WILL SHOW TOWARDS THAT BUSINESS AND BEGAN EXAMINING THEIR ENTIRE POLICIES
DeleteFORGET BBB WWW.FCC.GOV/COMPLAINTS online complaints I have spoken to an agent there that is VERY interested in CC
Sold my husband a smart phone that won't hold a charge & they refuse to make it right & some smart ass kid is hateful when we try to get a new battery. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!
ReplyDeleteCONSUMER CELLULAR! I pomise you I will singly handedly take you down thru the FCC.
How F...ing dare you charge my cell phone for minutes for an entire call after it had been forwarded to my lanline! You say you are ok with your policy...HELL YOU SAY?
PEOPLE, GO TO WWW.FCC.GOV/COMPLAINTS They will hear you and get justice. If you need help call me at: 253-582-0778 Grandma


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Anyone that know's me personally knows that I'm always talking about "new ventures". Read that as I'm always talking about new ideas to do my own thing. One thing that I noticed once you've taken that step is that you start identifying potential opportunities left and right. I have a list as long as my arm of potential opportunities for someone to solve a problem.
Now, I'd love to be working on all of these but there's one problem. I only have about 16 waking hours in the day and they're already full. I wish I had more more time as there is so much opportunity out there. Particularly as the Internet and Digital world grows and matures there's going to be more opportunities than ever.
So where am I going with this? Well, I thought I'd start a series of posts that highlight some of the problems that I run across. Where a problem exists, so does and opportunity so I thought it would be a good idea to put the ideas out there. What if I shared some of the ideas i have? What if I could have more hours in the day? I think that last one was solved in Harry Potter with that Time Turner thing.
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Engineering Guide: Chemistry Resources
Basic Concepts
The principles of chemistry include topics such as chemical nomenclature, atomic structure, periodic table, chemical reactions, Stoichiometry, and acids and bases.
Units and Dimensions in Physical Chemistry
Introduction to Chemical Nomenclature
Atoms, Molecules, and Ions
An atom is an extremely tiny particle of matter that retains its identity during chemical reactions. A molecule is a definite and specific group of atoms that are chemically bonded together and connected by attractive forces. An ion is an electrically charged particle obtained from an atom or chemically bonded group of atoms by adding or removing electrons.
Atoms, Elements, and the Nucleus
Basic Chemistry: Atoms and Ions
Molecular Structure and Bonding
Structure of Atoms
The sub-atomic particles in the atom consist of the protons, neutrons, and electrons. The nucleus is located at the center of the atom and contains the protons and the neutrons. The electrons are found at considerable distances from the nucleus in a series of levels called energy levels.
A Simple View of Atomic Structure
Basic Concepts: Atomic Structure
Stoichiometry is the quantitative description of the proportions by moles of the substances in a chemical reaction.
Introduction to the Mole Concept in Chemistry
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Basic Chemical Arithmetic and Stoichiometry
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The properties of gases include pressure, volume, temperature, and amount of substance. Experimental relationships or laws (such as Charles' Law and Boyle's Law) are used in order to connect the properties of gases.
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The forces holding molecules together are generally called intermolecular forces. These forces play a particularly important role the ways in which molecules interact and form biological organisms and life.


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Citrimax is derived from the rind of Garcinia Cambogia, a tropical fruit naturally rich in HCA. Two specially formulated, highly concentrated capsules contain 1500 mg of Citrimax (Garcinia Cambogia extract), standardized for 50% (-) Hydroxycitric Acid (HCA). Two capsules also contain 200 mcg of chromium (from patented chromium picolinate) for maximum benefit.Suggested Use:As a dietary supplement, take two capsules daily, preferably 1/2 hour before morning and evening meals or as recommended by a health care professional.
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Steelhead Festival a sell out
This year's Steelhead Festival was a sell out, although changing the venue was a risk, organizers say.
When holding the annual event in the Healdsburg Town Square became cost prohibitive and sponsorship was down, Lake Sonoma Visitors Center seemed the logical choice.
This year's festival on Feb. 9 was a success by anyone's standards. With over 4,000 people in attendance and all food, beer and wine booths selling out, sponsors considered the change of venue just what the Steelhead Festival needed.


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