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The Rumors Are True…
by FN Dish Editor in View All Posts, April 21st, 2009Yes, I am here to tell you that Food Network WILL, in fact, be premiering an entire series with Brian Boitano this August.
Yes, Brian Boitano the figure skater.
Yes, THIS Brian Boitano:
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The series is tentatively titled, What Would Brian Boitano Make? You may be thinking to yourself, "that sounds vaguely familiar…" And, I'm here to confirm that YES, the inspiration came from the famous South Park song, "What Would Brian Bointano Do?" (There is no official confirmation yet, but I'm pretty sure there will be less cursing from the Food Network version.) Here's the description from our programming department:
Everyone knows Brian Boitano won an Olympic gold medal in figure skating. What they don't know: Brian is an accomplished cook who loves to entertain! In this new series, Brian takes viewers on a reality cooking adventure as he creates amazing food for a new event in each episode. Funny, knowledgeable and irresistible, Brian brings himself and so much more to What Would Brian Boitano Make?
And now that I have your full attention (and in some cases, full confusion), check out the rest of the 2009-2010 Food Network line-up that was announced just this afternoon:
Premieres: July 2009
Acclaimed chefs Chris Cosentino and Aaron Sanchez are pitted against two local foodies in a winner-takes-all race through a different city each week, through the most fascinating, unusual food locations. Each team begins with a clue leading them to their first food challenge. Challenges could include everything from wine stomping to the eating the spiciest chili west of the Mississippi to diving for sea urchins! The five challenges take the chefs and foodies on an adrenaline-charged, food-lovers tour of each city, and once complete, it's a sprint to the finish line to see if the locals can protect their home turf or if the Food Network chefs can conquer a new city.
Premieres: September 2009
Renowned for his expertise in wildlife and conservation, Jeff Corwin sets his sights on exploring human culture through regional cuisine in his first Food Network endeavor: Extreme Cuisine with Jeff Corwin. With an open mind (and mouth), this thrilling primetime series follows the passionate foodie and anthropologist as he tears through countries like Thailand, Mexico, Greece, and Peru on radical culinary adventures. Learning from the natives, he samples the exotic foods and local customs that mold each community. Jeff enjoys countless surprises and unforgettable flavors during this fun-filled culinary quest – all in a day's work!
Premieres: October 2009
Kitchen Stadium once again opens its doors to find a new culinary warrior in the sizzling primetime series The Next Iron Chef. Ten top chefs from around the country will compete to join the ranks of Mario Batali, Cat Cora, Bobby Flay, Masaharu Morimoto and Michael Symon and be launched into instant fame. Hosted by Alton Brown (Good Eats, Iron Chef America), the reality show will force the contestants into a series of challenging situations that test their culinary skills and mental toughness. As they travel near and far, the chefs must demonstrate their speed, artistry, innovation and leadership as they strive to attain greatness and become America's Next Iron Chef.
Premieres: January 2010
Premiere chefs Anne Burrell and Beau MacMillan each take on a team of six hopeless home cooks and try to transform them from kitchen zeros into kitchen heroes in only 10 days. Viewers will follow 12 "recruits" as they face a series of high-pressure culinary challenges to help triumph over their inability to cook. The two who make it to the end will face the final challenge: prepare a three-course, restaurant-quality meal for a panel of food critics who think they are tasting dishes prepared by chefs Anne and Beau. On the line are the chefs' professional reputations, $25,000 for the recruits, and the chance to say they are no longer one of the Worst Cooks in America!
Premieres: 2nd Quarter 2010
The cooks with the best recipes in America battle head-to-head for national glory in Ultimate Recipe Showdown. Hosted by Guy Fieri (Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives; Guy's Big Bite), the series features everyday folks competing in a Kitchen Stadium-like arena to pit their best dishes against one another. Whether it's the recipe that always gets requested from family and friends or the delicious dish that was passed down from grandma, viewers will see who truly possesses the "ultimate" recipe.
Premieres: June 2010
Television's most challenging food fight, The Next Food Network Star, provides 10 hopeful TV chefs with the chance to compete for the biggest prize on television: his or her own Food Network show. Each season, the finalists endure a series of complex challenges that determine their culinary competence and on-screen star potential. Iron Chef Bobby Flay leads the selection committee, who ultimately decides the winner's fate and launches one lucky man or woman into a food and television celebrity.
Premieres: 3rd Quarter 2010
Food guru Alton Brown hosts this mini series that explores foods that have shaped the course of human history and influenced the way our species evolved. Alton will also investigate foods of the future and how technology will transform food worldwide in centuries to come.
Premieres: May 10th, 2009 at 12pm ET/PT
Well-known for her trademark Semi-Homemade cooking style, Sandra Lee now has her sights set on saving money! Her new daytime cooking series, Sandra's Money Saving Meals, features incredible budget-friendly recipes for every day of the week. To maximize cost-saving success, Sandra shares unique ideas for savvy supermarket shopping, proper pantry stocking, and menu price points. She continues to stretch the dollar by creating a clever leftover dish from each episode with "Round 2 Recipes" exclusively on FoodNetwork.com. Sandra makes saving money simple, achievable and delicious for everyone!
Season Two Premieres: July 2009
In season two of Viva Daisy!, popular TV personality Daisy Martinez takes viewers home as she shares her tips and tricks for creating quick, simple, mouth-watering meals inspired by her love of Latin cuisines. Daisy dishes for friends and family with recipes like savory Breaded Pork Chops with Spicy Pineapple Vinegar; spicy and sweet Chocolate-Chile Cake; and favorites like Tortilla with Artichokes, Piquillo Peppers and Tetilla Cheese; and Jicama, Black Bean, and Mango Salad.
Premieres: August 2009
Everyone knows Brian Boitano won an Olympic gold medal in figure skating. What they don't know: Brian is an accomplished cook who loves to entertain! In this new series, Brian takes viewers on a reality cooking adventure as he creates amazing food for a new event in each episode. Funny, knowledgeable and irresistible, Brian brings himself and so much more to What Would Brian Boitano Make?
Airs: Saturdays at 9:30am ET/PT
In her new daytime cooking series, 5 Ingredient Fix, host Claire Robinson proves delicious dishes only need five ingredients or fewer making cooking easier, faster and down right irresistible. She shows viewers how to enhance the natural flavors of carefully-selected, fresh ingredients to illustrate her belief that each ingredient should truly stand out in a recipe. Taking on popular but complicated recipes and re-inventing them with just five ingredients, Claire reveals how great food can be made simply and quickly!
Premieres: 2010
In Take on the Takeout, Danny Boome visits delivery devotees with one goal in mind: to prepare a healthier, tastier, and less-expensive version of their favorite take-out dish faster than the restaurant can cook and deliver it. In addition to assessing cost and speed, the loyal customers taste and score the dueling dishes while blindfolded to determine the ultimate winner. With his practical ideas and British charm, Danny attempts to send the delivery boy packing to prove home-cooked meals beat take out any day!
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Associate Producer, The FN Dish
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get rid of the Neeleys. they need to find a bedroom!!! not a bedroom on the foodnetwork
I'm with you Patty. I turn the channel when the Neeleys come on. Can't stand them.
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Jenson Button believes that there will be less uncertainty with the Pirelli tyres in 2013 than there was last year. As in 2012, the Italian manufacturer has made changes to the construction of their tyres ahead of the new season, but Button is confident that the teams will cope better this time around.
I think all the teams will go into this season feeling more assured about the Pirelli tyres, Button told the McLaren website. Last year was a bit of an unknown as we all got to grips with the new rubber, but thats less likely to happen this time around, so theres more stability there. There are differences to the tyres -the shape and the compounds, but I dont think theyll be as fundamental to the overall car performance as they were last year.
Button also said that hes excited to see how teams have developed their cars in the months between the end of the 2012 championship and the beginning of pre-season testing next month.
In terms of regulations, yes there is some stability, so I expect most teams will have continued to refine their car package over the winter. Its always really interesting to see how the cars develop during a period of rules stability, because you watch the progress from year to year as the engineers refine and improve their thinking and ideas. You can literally see how the car has improved from season to season. Its crazy.
I hope theres stability for another reason, too: I won the last race of 2012 so it would be perfect to win the first race of 2013!
Button, who has been at McLaren since 2010, will have a new team mate in 2013, with Lewis Hamilton having departed for Mercedes and Sergio Checo Perez arriving from Sauber.
I had three fantastic seasons racing alongside Lewis, but nothing stays the same in Formula One and people move on, said Button. Its always interesting to have a new team-mate -theres that inevitable getting-to-know-you period when youre settling in, but Im really pleased to have Checo at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes. We all saw what he was capable of doing behind the wheel of a Sauber last year and I think hes a very good addition to this team.
The most important thing is that you have a good working relationship, that you can share ideas and information freely and that youre working together with the engineers for the good of the team. Thats never been an issue at Vodafone McLaren Mercedes and I think were going to work well together -Checo may only be 22, but hes very sensible and he knows whats needed to get the most from the car, so I predict itll be a very strong partnership.
McLaren will launch their 2013 car, the MP4-28, on January 31.
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Whoever it was, he or she put an end to Nica's exploits. But only by virtually stripping him of his entire identity.
When Nica awakened from the coma, he didn't know who he was, didn't even know he was in a gang. Oddly he could speak English but had forgotten Spanish, his native tongue. His face was a scarred mess. Three of his front teeth were knocked out, and his entire face looked lopsided. His right eye lay lifeless in its broken socket.
Two days after his hit-and-run, his ex-girlfriend gave birth. But Nica couldn't even hold his son. His arm was in a sling while his shoulder healed. Nica required special training to learn how to speak clearly and how to do menial tasks, such as counting money. Memories came back to him slowly.
His fellow Crips, who had revered him as a gang leader, disappeared from his life. All that talk about love between soldiers was bullshit, he decided. They hadn't cared about him; they'd cared about his power. And when he needed them most, they were gone. "Nobody wanted to take me out because of the way I looked," he says. "I felt like a monster."
The Broward Sheriff's Office recruited him for an educational video, in which he served as a grotesque example of the results of gang life. In the video Nica, with his infant son in his lap, says he's done with the gang forever and vows to see to it that his son grows up right.
But it wasn't easy. He hit rock bottom when, in a desperate attempt to win back the mother of his son, he was charged with domestic violence for pushing and hitting her. "I did hit her, but you know why? I thought it was right," he says. "I saw all my family beat their women. The men beat their women in Nicaragua, and they didn't get in any trouble. Then later on they were lovey-dovey again. But you don't hit women in America. It was always wrong, but I didn't know better. Now I do."
The first time he went back out with some Crips, the results were equally disastrous. That was in July 1995, nearly four months after he was hit by the car. Nica says he was just happy to get a chance to go out, to drink, to see girls, to feel less like a monster. But the other gang members had violence on their minds. They brutally beat a fellow Crip named Nick Harrison, who was a witness in a robbery case against another member. Nica maintains he was drunk and half passed out during the beating. Pineda interviewed Harrison in the hospital and, a full year later, in July 1996, arrested Nica and several other Crips for the Harrison beating.
The local media treated his arrest as big news -- the "godfather of the Crips" finally had been brought to justice. The truth was Nica had already covered his pitchfork Crip tattoo with a Tasmanian Devil and had officially quit the gang. Without his leadership the Crips had begun to fade into obscurity. "I didn't even care when the gang went down," he says. "I look at me now, and then I look at me then, and all I can think is how stupid I was."
Nica was sentenced to probation, which he successfully completed this past February. Amazingly he never spent a day in a Florida prison despite his gang activity.
Now, at age 25, he's engaged to a woman named Rebecca and lives in a tiny house with a big yard in central Broward. He doesn't want to reveal the exact location, fearing possible reprisals from old foes. "He's not Nica anymore," Rebecca says. "He's only Wilbert now."
He still hears about his old compadres. This one was jailed on a drug charge, that one has become an alcoholic. There's even one guy who's trying to revive the gang. Nica can only shake his head and laugh.
Even if he wanted to go back to fighting, he knows he can't. With two metal plates holding his skull together, one good punch in the right place would kill him. He still gets horrible headaches and falls into dazes. Nica says he only hopes his son, whom he visits regularly, doesn't end up like him. The black-haired boy, who looks like his dad, just turned five, a little older than Nica was when civil war tore through his town. Nica also occasionally visits his parents and his uncle Atila, who now sells pool screens for a living in Miami.
He survives on $520 per month, his disability payment. But he's still hatching ambitious schemes. Now he dreams of starting a career working on auto electrical systems.
On a recent Friday night, he got cleaned up and went out in some bright-red pants. His face still bears scars, but time has been kind to it. He's managed to retain a certain rugged charisma. "You know, I couldn't wear red before," he says, smiling at the color of his former enemies, La Familia and the IN/P. "It looks good, man. I like red."


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Shares of McDonald's Corporation (NYSE:MCD) are going up in the regular trading session today following the company's Board of Directors announcement that its stakeholders will get a quarterly cash dividend of $0.77 a share of common equity on December 17. This cash dividend is 10 percent higher as compared to McDonald's prior quarterly dividend and it has brought dividend payment for the fourth quarter to about $770 million.
Chief Executive Officer at McDonalds, Don Thompson, stated that the announcement of cash dividend raise has brought the company's 2012 anticipated total cash return to stakeholders to more than $5.5 billion via share repurchases and dividends.
Thompson further said that McDonald (NYSE:MCD) has promise to improve the experience of its customers from its menu and operations to its value and convenience. In a very short time McDonalds will become the first priority of people and the first place they want to eat and drink.
At the current trading session, McDonald's Corporation (NYSE:MCD) shares gained +0.82% to $93.91 while The Stock traded within the range of $93.39 – $93.90. In the past year, the stock has traded within a range of $83.74 – $102.22. The current session's volume of 5.05 million shares is down from the average daily trading volume of 4.85 million shares.
The Coca-Cola Company, Johnson & Johnson and Yum! Brands, Inc are also among the hot stocks which was viewed my traders against McDonald's. lets have a brief look on there trading activity.
The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE:KO) shares are down -1.37% to $38.11 while the stock is traded within the range of $38.12 – $38.74 in the current trading session. In the last 12 months the shares have traded between $31.67 and $40.67. The current session's volume of 25.09 million shares is higher than their average daily trading volume of 16.43 million shares.
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) shares in the current session moved up +0.52% reaching at $69.26. The stock traded in a range of $68.84 – $69.36. In the last year the stock has moved within a range of $60.83 – $69.75. The current session's volume of 10.36 million shares is higher from their average daily trading volume of 9.78 million shares.
Another rival company Yum! Brands, Inc. (NYSE:YUM) trading up +0.87% to $68.78. Intraday trading recorded the stock price in a range of $68.56 to $69.21. In the previous 52 weeks the stock's price ranged between $47.15 and $74.44. The current session's volume of 2.77 million shares was down from their average daily trading volume of 3.19 million shares.


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Bush (Jonathan) Sidney $125 DCA-10.111 1-May 3-May Philip Dota (Doty) Sidney $125 DCA-10.112 1-May 3-May Wm. Dovenor (William) Sidney $125 DCA-10.113 1-May 4-Jun Elias Brewer Kortright $125 Nath Rogers Kortright $125 Ezra Dean Kortright $125 Andrew McIlwain Kortright $125 Ezekiel Johnson Kortright $125 Chauncy Lawrance Kortright $125 Joseph Mitchell Kortright $125 DCA-10.114 3-May 5-Jun Abram Jesupp (Jisupp) Colchester $125 DCA-10.115 31-May 5-Jun James Wright Colchester $125 DCA-10.116 1-Mar 26-Jun John Grant Middletown $125 DCA-10.117 18-Jun 26-Jun Cornelius Newkerk Middletown $125 DCA-10.118 4-Jun 26-Jun Darius Sanford Middletown $125 DCA-10.119 27-Jun 27-Jun Walter Chase not given $125 DCA-10.120 27-Jun 27-Jun James H. Wood not given $125 DCA-10.121 27-Jun 27-Jun George Yendes Delhi $125 DCA-10.122 29-Sep 2-Oct Conorat Edick not given $125 DCA-10.123 11-May 2-Oct John Owen Jun not given $125 DCA-10.124 10-May 3-Oct Thomas W. Griswold Walton $125 Frederick Thortz Walton $125 DCA-10.125 3-Aug 6-Nov John Lamb Stamford $125 DCA-10.126 6-May 6-Nov Samuel Sturges Stamford $125 DCA-10.127 1-May 6-Nov Abm Thomas (Abraham) Stamford $125 DCA-10.128 1-Nov 24-Nov Rufus Bunnell Meredith $125 Mathew Wiard Meredith $125 DCA-10.129 22-Dec 5-Jan John B. Hall not given $125 Benj Barlow (Benjamin) not given $125 DCA-10.130 2-May 6-Apr Amos Bristol Meredith $125 each Isaiah Jackson Meredith Caleb Barnum Meredith 1805 1805 DCA-10.131 16-May 16-May Walter Chace Delhi $125 DCA-10.132 7-May 29-May Benjamin Barlow not given $125 DCA-10.133 7-May 29-May Stephen Beers not given $125 DCA-10.134 7-May 29-May Isaac Goodrich Delhi $125 each Urbanna Terry Delhi George Yendes Delhi Mathew Ray Delhi Homer Phelps Delhi Levi Baxter **, ** Willian Denio Delhi DCA-10.135 7-May 29-May John B. Hall Stamford $125 DCA-10.136 7-May 29-May Ebenezer Harrick (Herrick) not given $125 DCA-10.137 7-May 29-May Peter Jennings not given $125 DCA-10.138 7-May 29-May Asher Merwin Kortright $125 each Elias Brewer Kortright $125 each DCA-10.138 7-May 29-May Jonathan Phelps Kortright $125 each Jos Mitchell Kortright Andrew McIlwain Kortright Benajah Beardsley Kortright John C. Bryce Kortright illegible Kortright Jabez Keeler Kortright 21-May Ezekiel Johnson Kortright DCA-10.139 7-May 29-May Abraham Thomas not given $125 DCA-10.140 7-May 4-Jun Noah Dimmick Middletown $125 DCA-10.141 7-May 4-Jun Abel Sands Meredith $125 DCA-10.142 7-May 19-Aug Isaiah Jackson Meredith $125 each Amos Bristol Meredith Mathew Wiard Meredith Rufus Bunnel Meredith Abijah Payne Meredith DCA-10.143 13-Jul 12-Sep Gilbert Earley Colchester $125 DCA-10.144 13-Jul 12-Sep Nathan Fuller not given $125 DCA-10.145 19-Jul 12-Sep John Hitt not given $125 DCA-10.146 12-Sep 12-Sep Abraham Jissopp not given $125 DCA-10.147 21-Jul 1-Oct John Grant Middletown $125 DCA-10.148 31-Oct 6-Nov John Krouskip not given $125 DCA-10.149 5-Oct 6-Nov Benn Pine (Benjamin) not given $125 1806 1806 DCA-10.150 6-May 6-May Isaac Goodrich Delhi $125 each William Denio Delhi Edward Flint Delhi Homer Phelps Delhi George Yendes Delhi James Howard Delhi Martin Ray Delhi 19-May Elijah Smith Delhi DCA-10.151 6-May 7-May James Goodrich Harpersfield $125 James Ells Harpersfield $125 Samuel Stevens Harpersfield $125 Stanton Sholes Harpersfield $125 Susanne Mack Harpersfield $125 DCA-10.151 6-May 7-May Isaac Pierce Harpersfield $125 each John Bristol Harpersfield DCA-10.152 6-May 28-May Benjamin Pine not given $125 DCA-10.153 6-May 29-May Josiah Strong Meredith $125 each Abel Case Meredith Mathew Wiard Meredith Amos Bristol Meredith Isaiah Jackson Meredith DCA-10.154 2-Jun 4-Jun Gamelial Clarke not given $125 Gameliel Clark DCA-10.155 6-May 7-Oct Henry Flynt Pinefield $125 DCA-10.156 6-May 7-Oct John Ostrom Pinefield $125 DCA-10.157 10-Jun 11-Oct Abm Jessup Colchester $125 DCA-10.158 10-Jun 11-Oct Joseph Wood Colchester $125 1807 1807 DCA-10.159 6-May 31-Jan Russel Comstock Middletown $125 DCA-10.160 10-May 31-Jan Peter Huyzer Middletown $125 DCA-10.161 6-May 31-Jan Cornelus Newkerk Middletown $125 DCA-10.162 7-Jan 31-Jan Darius Sanford Middletown $125 DCA-10.163 13-Jan 31-Jan Thomas D. Savage Middletown $125 DCA-10.164 6-May 31-Jan Joshua Taylor Middletown $125 DCA-10.165 19-May 20-May Asahel E. Paine, Esq. Delhi $125 each Isaac Goodrich Delhi Urbana Terry Delhi Thomas Landon Delhi George Yendes Delhi Elijah Smith Delhi DCA-10.166 11-Jun 6-Oct James Wheeler 2d Hancock $125 DCA-10.167 11-Jun 6-Oct Joseph Wood Hancock $125 DCA-10.168 1-May 7-Oct John Ostrom Pinefield $125 DCA-10.169 1-May 7-Oct John Owen Pinefield $125 1808 1808 DCA-10.170 11-Nov 19-Jan Mathew Brown Pinefield $125 DCA-10.171 3-May 3-May Isaac Goodrich Delhi $125 DCA-10.171 3-May 3-May Howard Flint Delhi $125 each Urbana Terry Delhi Samuel Benjamin Delhi George Yendes Delhi Walter Chase Delhi DCA-10.172 3-May 24-May Isaiah Jackson Meredith $125 each Amos Bristol Meredith Mathew Wiard Meredith Josiah Strong Meredith DCA-10.173 27-May 8-Jun M. Brown Tompkins $125 Matthew DCA-10.174 3-Jun 8-Jun John Ostrom Tompkins $125 DCA-10.175 6-Jun 8-Jun John Stafford Tompkins $125 DCA-10.176 1-Jun 8-Jun John Teed Tompkins $125 DCA-10.177 17-Sep 17-Sep Isaac Hubbell Junior Delhi $125 DCA-10.178 30-Sep 30-Sep Lynus Warring Delhi $125 1809 1809 DCA-10.179 2-May 3-May Thomas Landon Junr Delhi $125 each George Yendes Delhi Urbana Terry Delhi Linus Waring Delhi Isaac Goodrich Delhi Elijah Smith Delhi DCA-10.180 15-May 25-May Isaac Hathway Walton not given Judd Raymond Walton not given Calvin Smith Walton not given Dorman Johnson Walton not given Shadrach Raymond Walton not given Cook St John Walton not given DCA-10.181 15-Jul 13-Sep Noah Dimmick Middletown $125 DCA-10.182 2-May 13-Sep William Nuyter Middletown $125 each Asa Grant Middletown David Curtis Middletown Joshua Taylor Middletown Abel Sand Middletown DCA-10.183 28-Sep 3-Oct Eliphalet B. Simmons Tompkins $125 DCA-10.184 24-May 3-Oct John Teed Tompkins $125 each John Stafford Tompkins DCA-10.184 24-May 3-Oct John Ostrom Tompkins $125 each Peter Huyck Tompkins 1810 1810 DCA-10.185 7-May not given David Curtis not given $125 DCA-10.186 14-May 14-May Elias Doty not given $125 DCA-10.187 31-May not given Asa Grant not given DCA-10.188 not given 11-Jun Silas C. Johnson Walton not given Isaac Hathway Walton not given Dorman Johnson Walton not given Judd Raymond Walton not given Cook St John Walton not given DCA-10.189 19-Jun not given Joshua Taylor not given $125 1811 1811 DCA-10.190 18-May 11-May John St John Delhi $125 each Edward Flint Delhi Martin Ray Delhi Linus Waring Delhi DCA-10.191 25-May 25-May Isaac Goodrich not given $125 DCA-10.192 1-Jun 4-Jun Lewis Allen Tompkins $125 DCA-10.193 18-May 4-Jun John Owen Jr Tompkins $125 each John Ostrum Tompkins Henry Louther Tompkins Peter Houyck Tompkins DCA-10.194 27-Jun not given Archibald Armstrong not given $125 each James Wheeler not given Ezra May not given DCA-10.195 1-Jul not given Joseph Wood Hancock $125 DCA-10.196 6-Jul 1-Aug Eleazor Ogden Hancock $125 DCA-10.197 4-Jun 21-Jan George Yendes not given $125 1812 1812 DCA-10.198 2-Jun 13-Jun Henry Louther (Lowther) Tompkins $125 DCA-10.199 2-Jun 13-Jun John Ostrum Tompkins $125 DCA-10.200 2-Jun 13-Jun John Owen Jun Tompkins $125 DCA-10.201 25-Jun 27-Jun Thomas Landon Junior Delhi Affidavits DCA-10.201 Res June 25 27-Jun Thomas Landon Junior Delhi Resolution Putnam Farrington Delhi A.E. Paine Delhi DCA-10.201 25-Jun not given William Murray not given not given DCA-10.202 21-May 24-Aug Sharman Stephenson Hancock $125 each Joseph Wood Hancock Eleazor Ogden Hancock James Wheeler 2d Hancock 1813 1813 DCA-10.203 4-May 7-Jul Nathaniel Steel Jun Delhi $125 each Edward Flint Delhi James Wetmore Jun Delhi 5-Jul 7-Jul Silas Knapp Delhi $125 each Paul Beardsley Delhi Silas C. Johnson Delhi Isaac Goodrich Delhi George Yendes Delhi 1814 1814 DCA-10.204 26-May 18-Jun Archd Armstrong Hancock $125 Archibald DCA-10.205 26-May 18-Jun Moses Ketchum Hancock $125 DCA-10.206 26-May 18-Jun Majah Landfield (Majoh) Hancock $125 DCA-10.207 2-Jun 18-Jun Ezra May Hancock $125 DCA-10.208 26-May 18-Jun James Wheeler 2d Hancock $125 DCA-10.209 26-May 18-Jun Joseph Wood Hancock $125 DCA-10.210 3-May 11-Jul Edward Flint not given $125 each George Yendes not given Nathaniel Steel Jun not given 26-May Isaac Goodrich not given Silas C. Johnson not given 25-May James Wetmore Jun not given DCA-10.211 15-Nov 28-Nov Thaddeus Mather Tompkins $125 1815 1815 DCA-10.212 15-May 27-May Isaiah Jackson Meredith $125 each Amos Bristol Meredith Mathew Wiard Meredith Benjamin Benedict Meredith William Newland Meredith Calvin Bowen Meredith DCA-10.213 3-Jun 16-Oct Henry Lowther Tompkins $125 DCA-10.214 7-Apr 18-Oct Walter Chace Commissioner (aft) H.R. Phelps Gideon Frisbee DCA-10.214 2-May 18-Oct James Wetmore Jr Delhi $125 each Isaac Goodrich Delhi Nathaniel Steel Jun Delhi George Yendes Delhi Silas Johnson Delhi Edward Flint Delhi Isiah Rogers Delhi DCA-10.215 18-May 1816 Feb 26 Joel Brag Sidney $125 DCA-10.216 18-May 1816 Feb 26 Ezra Clark Sidney $125 DCA-10.217 18-May 1816 Feb 26 Alvin Woodworth Sidney $125 DCA-10.218 May 8 1813 1816 Feb 27 Joel Brag Sidney $125 DCA-10.219 May 10 1813 1816 Feb 27 Ezra Clark Sidney $125 DCA-10.220 May 17 1813 1816 Feb 27 William Doty Sidney $125 1816 1816 DCA-10.221 6-May not given Abraham Beedle Middletown $125 DCA-10.222 6-May not given Jabez Beers Middletown $125 DCA-10.223 6-May not given Thomas Card Middletown $125 DCA-10.224 6-May not given Abel Sands Middletown $125 DCA-10.225 22-May not given Betsey Searles Middletown $125 DCA-10.226 3-Jun not given Noah Dimmick Middletown $125 DCA-10.227 7-May 1815 Jun 24 Dorman Johnson Walton $125 DCA-10.228 7-May 1815 Jun 24 Alfred Phelps Walton $125 DCA-10.229 21-May 1-Oct William Gordon Sidney $125 DCA-10.230 14-Dec 25-Dec William Beach Franklin $125 DCA-10.231 14-Dec 25-Dec Gordon W. Merrick Franklin $125 DCA-10.232 14-May 26-May Gordon W. Merrick Franklin $125 1817 1817 DCA-10.233 17-May 16-Jun Ezra Clark Sidney $125 DCA-10.234 10-May 23-Jun William Harper not given $125 DCA-10.235 10-May 23-Jun C (Cornelius Livingston) not given $125 DCA-10.236 4-Jun 23-Jun William Merrill Davenport $125 DCA-10.237 17-Jun 23-Jun Hannah Palmer Davenport $125 DCA-10.238 7-May 10-Oct Henry Birdsell (Birdsall) Sidney $125 1818 1818 DCA-10.239 10-Jun 27-Aug Abraham Beedle Middletown $125 DCA-10.240 5-May 1-Jun Philo Baldwin Stamford $125 DCA-10.241 4-May 1-Jun Samuel Roberts Stamford $125 DCA-10.242 20-May 2-Jun Abel Sands Middletown $125 DCA-10.243 31-May 30-Jun Franses Bassett Middletown $125 DCA-10.244 22-Jun 30-Jun Nathaniel C. Burtch Middletown $150 1820 1820 DCA-10.245 2-May 8-May Benjamin Bassett not given $125 DCA-10.246 2-May 8-May Benjamin North not given $125 DCA-10.247 2-May 8-May Jonathan Smith Walton $125 DCA-10.248 24-May 26-Jun Thomas Card Andes $125 DCA-10.249 24-May 26-Jun Moses Paine Andes $125 DCA-10.250 1821 May 1 not given Gurden H. Edgerton Delhi $125 each Isaac Goodrich Delhi William B. Sheldon Delhi $125 Frederic Baldwin Delhi $125 George Yendes Delhi $125 1821 1821 DCA-10.251 1-May 4-May John Shaver Davenport $125 each Peter Brewer Davenport Cornelius Livingston Davenport William Merrill Davenport Jesse Booth Davenport DCA-10.252 29-Oct 29-Oct William Lupton Delhi $125 1822 1822 DCA-10.253 7-May 10-May Gurden H. Edgerton Delhi $125 each William Lupton Delhi Isaac Goodrich Delhi William B. Sheldon Delhi Frederick Baldwin Delhi DCA-10.254 23-May 28-May James Goodrich Stamford $125 DCA-10.255 7-May 28-May Alexander McPherson Stamford $125 DCA-10.256 22-May 28-May James Pudney Stamford $125 1823 1823 DCA-10.257 6-May not given Benjamin North Walton $125 DCA-10.258 6-May not given Jonathan Smith Walton $125 DCA-10.259 6-May 6-May Gurden H. Edgerton Delhi $125 each William Lupton Delhi William B. Sheldon Delhi Frederic Baldwin Delhi DCA-10.260 6-May 12-Jul James Goodrich Stamford $125 DCA-10.261 6-May 12-Jul Alexander McPherson Stamford $125 DCA-10.262 6-May 12-Jul James Pudney Stamford $125 DCA-10.263 6-May 19-Aug Alfred Phelps Walton $125 1824 1824 DCA-10.264 4-May not given William Lupton Delhi $125 each Gurdon H. Edgerton Delhi Isaac Goodrich Delhi George Yendes Delhi Edward B. Chace Delhi DCA-10.265 4-May 1-Jun James Pudney Stamford $125 DCA-10.266 4-May 7-Jun William B. Gordon Sidney $125 DCA-10.267 4-May 7-Jun William V. Webster Sidney $125 DCA-10.268 4-May 8-Jun Richard A. Adriance Stamford $125 DCA-10.269 4-May 13-Oct Benjamin North Walton $125 Alfred Phelps Walton $125 1-Jun Jonathan Smith Walton $125 DCA-10.270 9-Sep 13-Oct James C. Wilson Walton $125 DCA-10.271 3-May 1825 Gurden H. Edgerton Delhi $125 each William Lupton Delhi Isaac Goodrich Delhi Edward B. Chace Delhi 1825 1825 DCA-10.272 6-May 12-May Richd M Goodrich Middletown $125 1826 1826 DCA.10-273 2-May 3-May William Blakeley (Blackley, Blakley) Kortright $125 each Harvey Davis Kortright James Leal Kortright Lewis N. Smith Kortright DCA-10.274 2-May 3-May Gurden H. Edgerton Delhi $125 each Henry Wright Delhi DCA-10.275 2-May 8-May Nathaniel Fitch Walton $125 DCA-10.276 2-May 13-May David Lines (Lynes Jun) Davenport $125 each Jesse Booth Davenport Philo Andrews Davenport Aron Brewer Davenport Cornelius Livingston Davenport William Swart Davenport DCA-10.277 13-May 15-May Rich M. Goodrich Middletown $125 DCA-10.278 3-May 12-Jun Lewis Raymond Sidney $125 DCA-10.279 2-May 12-Jun William Webster Sidney $125 DCA-10.280 3-May 12-Jun Willima Webster Sidney $125 DCA-10.281 not given 21-Jun James Ells Harpersfield $125 each Ransom Packard Harpersfield Benjamin Brag Stoddard Stevens Ransom Baldwin George Sturges Isaac Pierce DCA-10.282 26-May 30-Jun Benjamin North Walton $125 DCA-10.283 not given 11-Jul Edward B. Chace Hamden $125 DCA-10.284 May 11-Jul Isaac Goodrich Hamden $125 DCA-10.285 2-May 11-Jul Albert Signor Hamden $125 DCA-10.286 3-May 18-Jul Benjamin Benedict Meredith $125 each Matthew Wiard Meredith Amos Bristol Meredith 1826 1826 DCA-10.286 3-May 18-Jul Isiah Jackson Meredith $125 each Calven Bowen (Calvin) Meredith DCA-10.287 14-Sep 17-Oct James C. Wilson (Willson) Walton $125 DCA-10.288 13-May 15-Nov Samuel Robbins Masonville $150 DCA-10.289 15-Jul 15-Nov James Wheeler 2d Hancock $125 1827 1827 DCA-10.290 1-May 1-May Isaac Goodrich Hamden $125 DCA-10.291 1-May 1-May Peter Launt Hamden $125 DCA-10.292 1-May 1-May Albert Signor Hamden $125 DCA-10.293 1-May 2-May Henry Wright Delhi $125 each Charles Leet Delhi DCA-10.294 1-May 4-May Benjamin North Walton $125 each Nathaniel Fitch Walton Ansle Hoyt Walton DCA-10.295 1-May 5-May Caleb Stocum (Stocom) Middletown $125 DCA-10.296 1-May 9-May George Nesbitt Bovina $125 DCA-10.297 1-May 9-May Gilbert Saxton Bovina $125 DCA-10.298 2-May 12-May Rhoda Gordon Sidney $125 DCA-10.299 2-May 12-May William Webster Sidney $120 DCA-10.300 1-May 21-May Benjamin Benedict Meredith $125 each Isiah Jackson Meredith Calvin Bowen Meredith Matthew Wiard Meredith Amos Bristol Meredith DCA-10.301 1-May 29-May William Blakely (Blakley) Kortright $125 each Lewis N. Smith Kortright James Leal Kortright DCA-10.302 11-May 29-May Richard D. Wandby Kortright $125 each John W. Hudswell Kortright DCA-10.303 not given 30-May Jesse Booth Davenport $125 each William Merril (Merrill) Davenport Philo Andrews Davenport Cornelius Livingston Davenport DCA-10.303 not given 30-May William Swart Davenport $125 each Obadiah Sigsbe (Sigsbee) Davenport DCA-10.304 4-May 12-Jun Moses Ketcham Masonville $125 DCA-10.305 4-May 12-Jun Samuel Robbins Masonville $125 DCA-10.306 5-May 20-Oct Ira Goodrich Stamford $125 DCA-10.307 6-Nov 14-Nov James Wheeler 2d Hancock $250 DCA-10.308 14-Dec 19-Dec Nathan Pearce Sidney $125 1828 1828 DCA-10.309 6-May 8-May David P. Mapes Roxbury $125 DCA-10.310 6-May 8-May John T. More Roxbury $125 DCA-10.311 8-May 12-May Benjamin North Walton $125 DCA-10.312 5-May 12-May Thaddeus St John Walton $125 DCA-10.313 6-May 14-May Hiram B. Goodrich Hamden $125 DCA-10.314 6-May 14-May Peter Launt Hamden $125 DCA-10.315 6-May 22-May George Nesbitt (Nesbett) Bovina $125 DCA-10.316 6-May 10-Jun William Merril (Merrill) Davenport $125 each David Lynes Jun Davenport Jesse Booth Davenport Philo Andrews Davenport Obadiah Sigsbee (Sixbee) Davenport William Swart Davenport DCA-10.317 20-May 11-Jun Lewis Raymond Sidney $125 DCA-10.318 24-Jun 30-Jun William Sturges Roxbury $125 DCA-10.319 6-May 18-Jul Albert Signor Hamden $125 DCA-10.320 15-Jul 4-Aug John Lakin Hancock $125 DCA-10.321 26-May 4-Aug James Wheeler 2d Hancock $125 DCA-10.322 not given 23-Aug William B. French Sidney $125 DCA-10.323 9-Oct 9-Oct John P. Klum Middletown $125 DCA-10.324 27-Dec Benjamin Wood Walton $125 1829 1829 DCA-10.325 5-May 5-May Henry Wright Delhi $125 each Charles Leet Delhi 1828 6-Nov 12-May Nathaniel Fitch Walton DCA-10.326 5-May 8-May Thaddeus St John Walton $50 DCA-10.327 5-May 20-May Philip Dederick Davenport $125 each Philo Andrews Davenport William Swart George Ten Eick David Lynes David Lynes Jun DCA-10.328 5-May John E. Burhans Roxbury $125 each William Decker Roxbury John T. More Roxbury William Sturges DCA-10.329 6-May 26-May Nathaniel Fitch Walton $125 DCA-10.330 4-May 26-May Benjamin North Walton $125 DCA-10.331 5-May 26-May Benjamin Wood Walton $125 DCA-10.332 5-May 27-May George Nesbitt Bovina $125 DCA-10.333 8-May 23-Jun Ira Goodrich Stamford $125 DCA-10.334 5-May 23-Jun Nathaniel Mann Sidney $125 DCA-10.335 5-May 9-Jun Samuel Robbins Masonville $125 DCA-10.336 16-May 10-Nov Austin Bassett Hamden $125 DCA-10.337 8-Sep 10-Nov Harry P. Chase Hamden $125 DCA-10.338 16-May 10-Nov Hiram B. Goodrich Hamden $125 DCA-10.339 16-May 11-Nov Albart Signor Hamden $125 |


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Bauman, Spungen work to improve paralyzed veterans' quality of life
Dr. William Bauman and Ann Spungen of the Veterans Affairs Department have been working as a team to improve the quality of life of paralyzed veterans for nearly 25 years.
Cheri Cannon, Partner, Tully Rinckey PLLC
Nothing like a good scandal to rouse Congress into spending money and enacting reform. The latest example is the Veterans' Affairs Department. Blame for the scheduling problems and cover up is scattered everywhere. Congress singled out the Senior Executive Service, giving the VA Secretary summary dismissal authority. Now a House bill would double the probation period for new SES managers, and take back salary if an SESer is demoted. Cheri Cannon, partner at Tully Rinckey, joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive with an update on these developments.
William Bauman and Ann Spungen, James Peters VA Medical Center
A quarter century of hard work and collaboration is giving paralyzed veterans a chance to rediscover a healthy, happy life. William Bauman is director and Ann Spungen is associate director of the National Center of Excellence for the Medical Consequences of Spinal Cord Injury. That's at the James Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx. They're Service to America Medal finalists in the Science and Environment category, and described their work on In Depth with Francis Rose.
Unions want more say in agency operations
Can a national council in Washington improve labor relations on agencies' front lines?
Congress approves inflation increase for veterans
Congress approves inflation increase for veterans receiving disability, other benefits
VA scheduling investigation finds misconduct in dozens of facilities
During an ongoing Veterans Affairs inspector general investigation, more than a dozen VA officials lied to investigators. Given what officials have learned so far, the practices that raised alarms in Phoenix are pervasive throughout the Veterans Health Administration.
VA customer-service warriors on mission to streamline veterans' needs
Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald has pledged to put veterans first at the department. Maureen Ellenberger is one of his warriors in the battle. As director of veterans relationship management at the Veterans Benefits Administration, she is trying to standardize the customer service that veterans receive and make sure their experiences are positive.
Irma Westmoreland, Chairwoman, National Nurses United for Veterans Affairs
The Veterans Affairs Department has ramped up referrals to private doctors in order to get patients the care they need more quickly. But several unions that represent VA employees argue, the uptick in referrals could signal a shift toward privatizing the VA. This all comes as Secretary Robert McDonald aims to fix how the VA treats its veterans following major reform legislation passed by Congress this past summer. Irma Westmoreland is a registered nurse and chairwoman of National Nurses United for Veterans Affairs. She joined Tom Temin on the Federal Drive with her take on changes at the VA.
New VA secretary promises flatter, more open organization
Robert McDonald, the new secretary of the Veterans Affairs Department, says the biggest thing he's learned over his first seven weeks on the job is that the organization he leads is too hierarchical and too insular. He's promising to build a "flatter" VA that encourages dissent.
VA building on My HealtheVet successes with mobile apps
The Veterans Affairs Department will release the Summary of Care and Blue Button applications for mobile devices this fall. The release is part of a burgeoning effort to create connections with patients outside of the traditional office visit.
Jared Serbu, DoD Reporter, Federal News Radio
The Veterans Affairs Department has been making progress on its backlog of disability claims, but outdated technology keeps getting in the way. One bottleneck is the time it takes the VA to receive military medical records from the Defense Department. DoD installed a new system at the beginning of this year to solve that problem. But a look by the inspector general finds that things are as slow as ever. Federal News Radio's DOD Reporter Jared Serbu gives Emily Kopp the details on the Federal Drive. Read Jared's related article.
Inside the DoD Reporter's Notebook: DoD still slow to share medical records; New hiring initiative at VA; DISA's $12B IT contrac
In this week's edition of Inside the DoD Reporter's Notebook, Jared Serbu examines news and buzz in the Defense community that you might have missed including: DoD-VA medical record sharing still too slow; VA kicks off new drive to hire docs; DISA plans follow-on to Encore II contract
MSPB: Congress should simplify veterans preference hiring laws
A new report from the Merit Systems Protection Board says that it's time for Congress to simplify the overly complex veterans preference laws to make sure they're doing what Congress put them in place to do.
IG: Shoddy care by VA didn't cause Phoenix deaths
Investigators say VA provided shoddy care to Phoenix veterans, no proof delays caused deaths
VA training guide likens veterans to Oscar the Grouch
A Veterans Affairs training slide show said that veterans might be demanding and unrealistic, and advised staffers on "what to say to Oscar the Grouch."
Ronald Walters, Acting Undersecretary for Memorial Affairs, VA
Almost 125,000 veterans die every year. The Department of Veterans Affairs is responsible for laying them to rest with honor, and for that service the VA has the highest customer satisfaction rating of any organization -- public or private -- in the country. Ronald Walters is acting undersecretary for memorial affairs at the Veterans Affairs Department. He's a Service to America medal finalist in the Management Excellence category. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he explained why the VA is so successful in this arena. View a gallery of all the Sammies finalists.
Obama defends handling of veterans affairs issues
Obama tells VFW progress made on VA health care, calls problems 'outrageous and inexcusable'
VA to start accepting bids for new patient scheduling system
VA, which has been eyeing a replacement for its scheduling system long before the current scandal, plans to issue a final request for proposals by the end of next month and make an award by the end of the year.
VA reforms & vetsHQ.com
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Eleanor Hirst and Kincon Valley at Burghley.
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Fifteen-year-old Eleanor Hirst of the North Norfolk Pony Club completed a memorable double success in the Pony Club Mini Eventer at Burghley Horse Trials.
Two members were selected from each pony club across the country and the class was split into two sections. Eleanor and her pony Kincon Valley firstly had to complete a dressage test and then go straight on to a course of showjumps and cross-country fences.
There were 35 competitors in each section, where Eleanor scored 64 out of 70 for her dressage and 98 out of 100 for jumping style and was delighted to stand in the winning position. The top three from both sections went forward to the championship, where Eleanor was also triumphant.
Kincon Valley was bought two years ago at an Irish sale as a four-year-old by Eleanor's mother Katrina and Eleanor has produced him herself. The duo have also had a successful season in Working Hunter classes. Eleanor's older sister Fiona has also had a successful season on her young horse, Royale Impact, winning the HOYS Working Hunter Qualifier at Ponies UK.
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Based on your comments, your #11 is the older style that has the standard 5 pin mini-USB plug in the camera, so the FW linked at the beginning of this thread should work in it. If by chance your #11 is the newer style with the smaller non-standard 8 pin USB plug, the FW posted here is not compatible. I can't think of anything else to try if you've swapped flash memory cards and still get the same problem. I suggest you contact your eBay seller for help. |
Jun 18, 2012, 02:40 AM | ||
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Except for the slightly better pricing, the #11 is an old model and is no longer properly supported in the form of firmware updates. The #18 is from the same developer and is based on the #11. Video quality is good, and it has video-out. Colors are slightly more saturated (unnatural) than the #16, but some people prefer these colors. The #18 can be configured by loading different firmware versions, but there are currently only 5 versions available. If the configuration you want is available, then you're OK. The #16 is in a completely different league. Compared to the 5 configuration possibilities of the #18 (in the form of firmware versions), the #16 currently has well over 6000 configuration possibilities!! And this doesn't include the choice of AVI or MOV video output, which requires a different firmware. The camera can be configured by using a user-friendly, free, GUI program (Windows only) which also includes an integrated instruction manual. Colors produced by the #16 are more natural. The current #16 does not yet have video out, but the new hardware version, which is expected to be available any day now, does. A new GUI setup program will be available at the same time. Firmware for the new hardware design is backward-compatible to previous versions, but the video-out will obviously not work on earlier models. The #16 developer monitors the #16 thread and, if possible, will implement frequently asked for parameters. There is also excellent communication between Tom and the developer. [Edit] Didn't realize your question had been answered already. Sorry, if my post duplicates previous information. May be useful all the same, so I decided not to delete. [/Edit] |
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dud battery?
First, let me say "brilliant thread, thank you for all the research and explanations!".
I've had my #11 for a year or so and now the recording starts to snow-over after a couple of minutes. Early posts on this thread show the same effect as the battery voltage starts to drop. But, when I put mine on charge, the red light only persists for about 15mins, then I get the same short life again. So, for $38 including delivery, I've sent for a #16. Did I do right? is there anything that can be done to restore the life of the #11, apart from dismantling and soldering in a new battery? It was a very sudden deterioration. up until a couple of weeks ago I didn't get the problem. Did I do something to damage the battery? Sorry if all this has already been covered, I haven't found it. Cheers Nick |
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Hey Guys,
Had a #11 for nearly a year now, has worked a treat until now Getting 2 videos up to 8 mins then after that they only last a min or so, Im wondering if this caused by a failing battery ?? cheers Zutta |
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I have a few #11s and they all suffer from battery problems one way or the other. I imagine the original developer was too optimistic about the charging times and preferred to implement short charging times instead of trying to get a long battery life. But in those days, this was new terrain. Battery life also depends on the number of charging cycles, but I don't think this is too relevant for the #11. IMO, I believe the main problem of the #11 is the over-optimistic designed charging circuitry Battery life also depends on how you charge your battery, thru the standard USB cable or thru the "special" cable. I would think using the standard cable is better on the battery. The "special" cable charges the battery directly, relying solely on the protection circuitry built into the battery. I don't know if the "new" #11 or the #18 uses different charging components, but the #16 certainly does. After over 6 months of use, my original #16 battery is still going strong. After the same time span, my #11 would have already failed. The only way to restore your failing camera is to solder in a new battery. If you can't solder, you can get away with splicing the two cables together and using electrician's tape to insulate the bare wires. When replacing batteries, it is imperative to get the polarity correct. If you invert the black and red wires you will most probably destroy your camera. |
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The only way to restore your failing camera is to solder in a new battery. If you can't solder, you can get away with splicing the two cables together and using electrician's tape to insulate the bare wires. When replacing batteries, it is imperative to get the polarity correct. If you invert the black and red wires you will most probably destroy your camera.[/QUOTE]
My battery in my #11 also wont hold a charge anymore. i was wondering if i made an external power supply, like the one on the first page, i could get away from opening the cam up and soldering in a new batt.? |
Jun 20, 2012, 08:21 PM | ||
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When I ordered my #16 camera I also picked up a new battery for my old #11. I just finished performing a "heart transplant" on the camera and all went well. Patient is resting comfortably. I spliced the wires by cutting them a little bit longer, twisting the bare wires together and then soldering them. I then used heat shrink tubing to cover the solder joint. Charged the battery and recorded some video. Good as new. (need to reset the clock however). Cost me $4 (US) for the battery - it was well worth the cost & effort. |
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Like I'm sure most other people, I purchased this lipstick first and foremost for its divine packaging. This is probably the most beautiful bullet on the market, and as my first lipstick every purchased, it had to be this one. I really like this color as it subdues my naturally deeply colored lips. The cons are it doesn't stay on my lips long, only a couple hours or so, and if you drink or eat it will come off immediately. Another con is I feel it accentuates the dryness on my lips and lip lines, so my lips need to be exfoliated or they appear to look cracked and almost scaly. That being said I will probably not repurchase, but will continue to try other shades (as it could just be the formulation of this particular shade) and other lip sticks in the YSL range.
I got a sample with 4 colours of this lipstick. It's now 2014 and lipstick was launched way back in 2010 if I'm not mistaken!
Texture is creamy, it glides on like a dream. It doesn't dry out the lips but it's also not long lasting 2-3 hours and you will have to reapply. I also don't like how it looks straight out of the bullet- sitting on the lips, using brush or a finger gives much better result.
I find this particular colour has very strong white pigments in it which makes it almost completely opaque in one swipe. It's perfect peachy-nude for my light skin tone.
The packaging of course is beautiful and a pleasure to look at.
I had to go to seven different shops to find it in this colour but I really liked this colour and its a nice addition as I never used opaque light lippies before.
Not what I expected at all. It looks very pink and almost old lady in the tube and it's not. It's a lot more pale and not so pink. This is gorgeous. It IS a pinky nude but like I said, a lot more beige than it appears. Light and hydrating texture. Smells yummy. VERY expensive, but very luxe.
When I first got this, I really liked the color but wasn't sure about the formulation since it was soooo creamy that it didn't seem to last. Since the packaging was so luxe and the actual lipstick itself costs an arm and a leg, I put it on my vanity and forgot about it.
Then, my MAC creme cup was given away to my aunt, and after seeing the same color on many YT artists around NC30-NC35 and seeing what a beautiful baby pink it was, I was really missing it and shopped my stash. Hello, this is the exact dupe! However, it is creamier and much less drying than creme cup! I bought another creme cup just in case, but here is what I do. I apply creme cup in the morning. Then, when my lips feel a little dry, I reapply this on top to prolong the color and moisturize my lips at the same time. That way, I can use my creme cup everyday and keep the color all day long.
My DH and random male strangers always get whiplash when I wear this. It's definitely not a "classy" color on me, but not trashy either. It's very youthful and playful as a lipstick,and works very well with a cat-eye for a Bardot look.
I don't have anything bad to say about the overall Rouge Volupte lipsticks. They are beautifully opaque even with a thin layer and wears very well over a lip primer or lipliner. It was my bad to think it would last alone.
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This is my favorite lipstick of all time. Well worth the price tag for me. The color is the perfect pinky nude on me, not really beige, although I love beige, and it smells so nice. It's very silky and lasts a long time on my lips, making them look more lush and soft and beautiful. Will definitely repurchase, and I am so glad I bought this.
Like Christmas morning for my lips!!! Ahhhh I love it so much! Let's just get down to business.
The color is a neutral nude with pink undertones. Very flattering on my fair skin tone but I imagine it would compliment most tones. Texture is creamy, light, silky, milky and super hydrating. I mean super, Feels so good going on. The pigment is pretty opaque and I'd say the finish is a sheen/shine, no sparkle Typically I like matte or a cream finish but this is just absolutely beautiful. Doesn't settle into any cracks and it isn't advertised as being plumping but I feel like it makes my lips so healthy they look fuller. The lasting power isn't amazing but it does fade evenly and leaves your lips soft. I'd say w/o eating or drinking you could maybe get 3-4 hours. And let's just get this out now, yes the packing is a gorgeous and classically timeless tube. It looks like a splurge and feels like a splurge and of course your wallet will feel the sting but if you ever have the excess just treat yourself, it's actually worth the hype. I will say though that if you just can't afford this that the L'oreal color riche lipsticks are a decent drugstore alternative.
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This lipstick is creamy, luxurious, and moisturizing. But I find the color wears off quickly. I've tried lip liner, but the lip liner ends up wearing right off with the lipstick.
The packaging is really posh and classically stylish, but for the price it is not a lot of product. And the frequency of which I have to reapply means this product does not last as long as other lipsticks.
This color is okay, but not unique enough to justify the price, especially since I have to constantly reapply the lipstick. I would be willing to try this same brand in another color.
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I can't believe I fell for the hype of this product. The only good thing I can say is the packaging is gorgeous. Otherwise- the color is horrendous on my medium skin tone, and for this price I shouldn't have to mix colors. #1 might look good on fair-light complexions. Second- the smell I hate! Candy is what comes to mind. A smell that my 10 year old would love, but for a luxury brand???? The worst thing about this lipstick is the texture is slippery and it accentuates every line in your lips! That is just not the look I'm going for. Probably my last lipstick purchase from YSL. I'll stick to Burberry.
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I really like this but I think the colour may be a bit too light for me so I mix it with another lip colour to get the perfect shade. This was my first ysl lipstick and I think the formula is fantastic. The smell is divine as well as the packaging. I'm very keen to try another in the rouge volupte range.
- luxe packaging
- beautiful moisturising formula
- long wear time without the need for reapplication for 3-4 hours
- wide range of shades to choose from
- fantastic quality product
- this colour washes me out slightly because its a bit too pale for my NC25 skin
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I've wanted to buy this lipstick for agessss so I managed to get this with 30% off :) I got this shade as it reminded me if creme cup by MAC and they are very similar in colour however I do not like the formula of this lipstick its very creamy and smells alot like the rimmel by Kate moss lipsticks which is great but lasting power is rubbish it jus feels very slippery on the lips and I have to reapply but you don't need a gloss with this and well we all know how beautiful the packaging is so I'm just going to use this for special occasions


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