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So I ordered a rifle kit from Del-Ton on their Black Friday sale. I got their 16" mid Kit has everything but a stripped lower ( I found locally for $83.00). After Two weeks of waiting my order finally got here today. I had my work space all set up with all the tools that I will need to build my riffle. In the box there was my upper, ergo grip, M4 butt stock /w Buffer tube, buffer spring, and buffer But NO LOWER PARTS KIT. I looked on the invoice and it was listed as shipped with everything else. I am so disappointed I was really looking forward to putting some rounds down range this weekend. I guess i will give them a chance to make things right before I completely trash talk them. Has anyone out there ever dealt with Del-Ton's Customer Service?
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Dude that sucks. I know that feeling all to well buts it's usually because I forgot to order something like a gas tube. I have heard of this happening before w/ DelTon. I imagine some of us tried to stear you away but hey next time, right, lol. I feel for ya man.
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Yeah I have heard it before. But they sucked me in with Military 5% discount and black Friday 15% off. I got the complete kit for $430. Oh well we will see tomorrow when I can get someone on the phone.
I understand completely. It just sucks that things like this happen.
Ok so I talked to Del-ton this morning. They said they were going to ship out my lower parts kit 2nd day and I would have it Monday or Tuesday. So I asked for a refund on just the parts kit and I would buy a lower kit at my lgs. They said that was not possible because it was purchased as a kit. She then talked to her supervisor and got the ok to ship it out next day air. So lets see if I get my parts tomorrow or not. I may still get a chance to put some rounds on target this weekend. High angle hell. Death and destruction from above.
High angle hell. Death and destruction from above.
If you don't want to wait I'd recommend going out and buying a good LPK locally so you don't have to wait. The Del-Ton LPK I used a couple years ago was pretty rough so you may do better locally. Also it makes a lot of sense to have a spare LPK on hand so why not keep the Del-Ton as a spare or even sell it. Mainly saying all this so you can get started today!
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Dude. The delton kit should be your backup it. Incase you lose a spring or a detent goes flying etc. Just do what Quentin is suggesting, get one local have go enjoy your self this weekend. Why let a small hiccup hold you back?
Course...... And extra lpk laying may be construed as constructive intent......for another build. At least in my eyes.... LoL
Lol I tried to run it buy the wife and she said " hell no you can't spend $50 more on your gun" oh well I guess I just have to wait. I do like the way you guys think though. High angle hell. Death and destruction from above.


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Dr. Eggman, from the Sonic games. He's voice and look are crummy for the top villan.
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the guy that just couldnt stop laughing. he was soo damned anoying
"Ignorance is a disease, you are the cure."
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lets see most annoying character of all time would have to be... navi from the ocarina of time
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EDIT: oh yeah i forgot, mr game and watch was pretty annoying with that taunt in super smash bros melee
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Before I wrap up for the week, I simply must share a very lovely blogger and peeks of her home in Norway! I first heard about FRYD + Design this morning when BoligLiv sent an email showing some of the new content that they just posted on their site. Immediately my eyes were drawn to Jeanette Lunde of FRYD + Design, a graphic designer and blogger in Norway and thankfully for most of us, who writes her blog in English.
Jeanette's world is such a sweet escape so I invite you to get lost with me today in her dreamy Norwegian wonderland. All these photographs were taken by her of her welcoming and charming home in Skien.
Psst: Jeanette also has a darling shop where she sells some of her own unique creations, including prints! Enjoy!
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It's time to update the blog of the week so I searched high and low to see who I could introduce that may be fresh and new to your eyes. This week meet Paper Flower Girl who is Isis Sturtewagen — a young jewelry designer + artist living in Belgium with her husband and she authors a beautiful blog, etsy shop, dawanda store and takes the most stunning images of her home! What a gifted person she is. Like me and many of you, she loves natural tones and homes with lovely bones… she also loves to cook. I've included a recipe to this lovely compote shown below, so scroll to the end of this post to scribble it down in your notes.
What I love about these corners is that they're all lovingly curated and much attention went into the details. I also enjoyed reading that most of Isis's finds are thrifted and/or handmade. It demonstrates a real sense of self and style to be able to decorate in a way that so expertly highlights cherished possessions in a personal way – making the item fit you and not the other way around. And now, for the recipe from Paper Flower Girl that I promised earlier. It's delicious, I know because it's the same recipe my cousin shared with me recently. You can also modify it using pears instead of apples…
Apple Compote Recipe:
4 big apples
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Peel and slice the apples. Put everything in a pot and bring to boil. Leave to simmer until tender. Bring to a boil again and pour everything in glass containers.
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Photographer Diana Brennan recently started a new blog, Song and Scene, that I find unique and inspiring. Especially since my husband is a photographer and music composer (both hobbies, yeah he's a smarty) and often composes songs around the photographs that he takes. I have to tell him about Diana's new blog! This may inspire him because she shares a photo that she took along with a song, not her own song — but a favorite tune that she feels fits the photo. In case you wonder what she's using on her blog it's called Soundshark, suggested to her by Tara Lutman Agacayak.
I really like this because it's so nice when artists try to make the blogging experience more emotional and heartwarming, attaching their work to music and/or video certainly makes it come alive and also gives one further insight into the personality of the artist. Check out her blog and see what you think, I'm sure that she'd really enjoy your feedback on this idea of hers as well… it's a nice one.
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I just realized that I need to update the blog of the week and so while I was reading Door Sixteen this morning, I found the blog that I would put in the featured spot until next Monday. It's called Nestled In and is written in English by Finnish couple, Katja and Minna, who have the best taste and who are quite fond of IKEA. These two will change the way you look at IKEA, especially if you're one to dismiss them as either the last resort for something or not grown up enough, or simply for the college crowd as some may say.
Here in Germany, and I'm assuming most of Europe in general, this store is what Target is to Americans — the place to go for those staple items you need in the home without spending a fortune and of course they'll have style, your bowls and table linens will be in either fun patterns and colors or in the best modern shapes. Not only the college crowd shops IKEA here, but many others do as well… including me! Some buy the furniture, others just accessories like lamps and trays, and still others go for the textiles available on the bolt by the meter for sewing up projects at home. I like their plastic trays, food containers, appliances and kitchen cabinetry, and office furniture for example. I also like their plants and flower pots. And of course all of the opportunities to repurpose or paint some of your finds.
What I love about Nestled In is that Katja and Minna seem to take those things in-store that you may have walked right by not even giving them a second look — but then you spot them on their blog and think, "Hey, that thing is cool – how come I didn't notice it in the store?". Whether from a big box store or a thrift shop, they score some of the best pieces! This is the sign of a person with a good eye, they spot the things that others often overlook which is why reading a blog like Nestled In (or any other blog written by someone with obvious good taste) can train the eye. If you don't feel that you are currently that type of person, the one with the good eye, then blog reading can definitely aid in becoming better at sourcing finds in the future and in developing your own sense of style.
I hope this doesn't sound conceited but I'll say it anyway, those of you who know me know I'm not a show off, but I've always had a good idea of what I liked and some refer to this as good taste, and this is why I started decor8 in the first place. I've always had a knack for finding things that others didn't see. However, I must confess, that blogging for nearly four years now has definitely improved my eye and sharpened my ability to curate and pull things that fit into my aesthetic.
I believe that blogging, based upon my own personal experience, works wonders in this area. The more you "curate", the more you come across a sort of pattern or spot a theme – you'll notice that your tastes and interests start to become very, very obvious to not only your readers but to you. It's one of the many reasons why I always kept a written journal since the age of 7 or 8 and why I still do — I can go back and see a pattern to the way I've always thought or felt, or see what dreams I had 10 years ago that are still very much alive today. Like my dream of relocating to another country. And now that I've done it and can go back to entries in my journal 15 years ago talking about my trip to Paris and how much I'd love to relocate to Europe (I never had my eye on one particular place, I thought about England and France, but doesn't every American?) and seeing now that I've accomplished that goal I feel very happy and confident that I can reach the other goals that I wrote down years ago (and currently) as well.
Same with blogging. I think putting yourself and your likes out there you can find your personal taste and even your calling in a particular profession. That is also why I don't highlight things on my blog that I dislike, or that others try to pressure me to write about (I get that a lot), I only want to curate things I like from my heart, things that I want to be part of my online journal – those I want to influence my taste and style further so that I can stay on course with exactly what I like versus things I sorta like or am not so sure about. So when people ask me, "How did you find your style?", one reply I have that makes the answer short and easy for others is: through consistent research and blogging. I mean, there is much, much more that has to do with how I grew up and what I was exposed to from the time I was born but these are not things that make others feel like what you have is also possible for them since we cannot change how we were raised. I was lucky to be raised by a highly creative family of mostly small business owners. But not everyone else had this kind of expose from birth. So if you did not grow up this way, you can still get a sense of your style and become more creative by starting a blog or even a written journal where you collect your inspirations in one spot through photographs, tear sheets, even paint swatches from the hardware store, fabric samples and leftover pieces of wallpaper. Your blog, or book, can be the space in which you collect everything that inspires you and makes you happy. You know who does a beautiful job at this? Yvonne from the Yvestown blog. She has another blog, but it's more of a drop box for things that she finds and loves with little text, and it's called Today I Love. Check it out. This is another way to blog your inspirations if you're not big on writing. Visual blogging as it is commonly referred to.
Okay so I've gone a bit off track but oh well… If you are still reading and haven't completely zoned out or fallen asleep, then perhaps you've enjoyed hearing my thoughts on this whole topic of developing ones own personal style. Now, let's return back to the original reason for this post…. :) Let us resume regular programming…
I hope that you enjoy reading Nestled In this week as the blog of the week, and I hope that you've enjoyed the images I've shared with you in this post from Katja and Minna's beautiful home in Oulu, Finland. They're quite inspiring, don't you think?
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I used the patterns and instructions in All Year Round. It is a wonderful book for celebrating the different seasons and holidays. I started with snow drop fairies. I thought this was a good starting point since it is the only flowers we have seen among our brown late winter/early spring.
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And I made a leprechaun using a similar pattern and playing with the hat. I used some wool stuffing for his beard. (After all, Hazel is named after my Irish grandmother.)
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Mr. Eno continued, "Under our manufacturing demonstration phase agreement, technology transfer to Antibióticos is essentially complete. However, we are aware that Antibióticos is in a process of financial restructuring, and our ability to obtain biopolymer product from Antibióticos will depend on the outcome of that restructuring. We continue to believe that the size and location of the Antibióticos facility, as well as the expertise of its technical personnel, are well suited to our current manufacturing needs. We are in the process of negotiating a commercial contract with Antibióticos so that if they achieve a satisfactory conclusion of their financial issues, we would be in position to move ahead rapidly with commercial production."
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Well, those of you who thought the days of the robber barons were over haven't been paying attention—looks like Microsoft has gone from the software industry into politics. They steamrolled and bullied, and when that didn't work they bought out their competition. And they just found out it works like a charm in political circles too, increasing their $150,000/year in political contributions to over $6.1 million (and buying a lot of influence with that money). I hate to say it folks, but hundreds of millions of our tax dollars have been wasted in antitrust legislation just to subsidize even stronger Microsoft control of the software industry.
But Microsoft leaves no stone unturned. They "give away" software to schools. The price tag is if you want Microsoft for free, you can't run/teach any other operating systems—looks like our children will be saying the pledge of allegiance to Microsoft. And it's not just happening in the US, it's happening everywhere Microsoft sticks its foot in the door. I am certain these deals have been struck with Canadian schools, Australian schools, even South African schools. Microsoft is bound and determined that in five years or less, the only operating system in the world will be theirs. After the incredibly expensive and embarrassing fiasco called an antitrust trial, their stranglehold on the industry will be stronger in the coming years than anyone's nightmares imagined. Our children will learn Microsoft programs and operating systems exclusively. OEMs will revert to offering only Microsoft because that's all folks will order. Because when you get one order for a Linux system and over 10,000 orders for Microsoft, it doesn't pay to preload anything else (and unless a court orders OEMs to offer systems with no OS, they will come preloaded).
I also foresee many more useless lawsuits. So I declare the winners of the US antitrust case against Microsoft to be first, the lawyers and second, Microsoft. The losers are everyone else (unless you happen to be a Microsoft stockholder). In another ten years Linux will be just another memory. Pessimistic? No, realistic. Our courts and elected officials have failed in their duties. And until yet another antitrust lawsuit is won against Microsoft (it will be the third time), things will only get worse. But perhaps the third time (if it ever happens) will be the charm, and innovation and freedom of choice can return to the software industry. I'm not holding my breath. Good guys too often finish last.
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Sat, 11 May 2013
For the seventy-first edition of the GeoGearHeads ClayJar joins us to talk Scubacaching. One of the caches mentioned in the show was "The Deep Dam Cache" (GCK9PV). |
Sat, 4 May 2013
The Developer of Geosphere joins The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 for seventieth edition of the GeoGearHeads to share some ways to get the most from the latest version. Those looking for more information should check the Geosphere Documentation and Support Forum. He was also on the Geocaching Podcast 295 for an overview of version 3. |
Sat, 27 April 2013
For the sixty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads we talked with 13hache about his creative geocaches. He only has six hides ("Widdle Widow Maker," "Zero Xylem," "Skin Crawl," "Snake Eyes," "'W', n cross section," and "Barn View") but each is a high-quality cache with multiple favorite points. |
Sat, 20 April 2013
The topic for the sixty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads is the gear used by our audience members. We spoke like with TheWoodenRadio who mostly uses his Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx with some help from his iPhone/iPad and Geosphere. Minnesota Boy also contacted us about his use of a Magellan eXplorist GC and iPhone. The Bad Cop, DarrylW4, and TheWoodenRadio also talked about the Rove (available through indiegogo), the Garmin Oregon 600 and 650 as to how they might change workflows for Geocachers in the future. |
Sat, 13 April 2013
The sixty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads took a little turn from the Geocaching-focus to talk with Rich Harmon about the tPod line. The Program Manager at Tellurex told us about the Smithsonian's "Design with the Other 90%" and his World Pot concept. The tPod1 was funded through a Kickstarter Project but is available to purchase and ship now. The beta version of the tPod 5 is available now, but Rich shared information about the redesigned version which they hope to bring to a Kickstarter project within 6 weeks and deliver about October 2013. He also talked about their special Battery Pack designed to be charged by the low, variable voltage of the tPod1. He also shared that a single teacandle in the tPod1 only yields about 700mAh – only about half a charge for most common smartphones. |
Sat, 6 April 2013
John Robb (of Cache At Night who caches under teamvoyagr and was last on "GGH 058: Caching by UV Light") for the sixty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about lights for Geocachers. Before that discussion began we heard from NativTxnabout her favorite weatherproof labels:
The Bad Cop also mentioned the "Weather Proofing Munzees" video by Cache Continuum and the vinyl Munzee stickers now offered in the Munzee Store. Following some great information from John Robb he recommended their blog for more information about flashlights, headlamps, and more. For those wanting to get into a little more serious information the Candle Power Forurms is his recommendation. |
Sat, 30 March 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 tackle five questions from the GeoGearHeads' audience for the eleventh Randomize, and the sixty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads. The first question came from Minnesota Boy about the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race." Next was NoNameYet202 who shared that he purchased the Samsung Galaxy Rugby Pro to have a rugged smartphone and avoid the dry bags mentioned on GGH063. HotRod205 shared feedback about his use of Avery White WeatherProof Labels for Laser Printers 15513 for his Munzees in response to our discussion of QR Codes on GGH061. Going all the way back to "GGH Beta.40 Wet Device Recovery," TeamDAAK asked our opinion on two methods he used to recover wet feature phones in the past. The final topic came from Apty who was looking for more quality in cache hides and whether a rating system might help. DarrylW4 mention the poor response for the ratings on Opencaching.com and the availability of third party tools like GCVote. |
Sat, 23 March 2013
For the sixty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads Veronica Belmont (of "Tekzilla," "Sword & Laser," and more) joined The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 to talk about location-based gaming and its future. The conversation began with a question from previous guest AirRaidFan (see "GGH 062: AirRaidFan" for his episode) about the potential of location without GPS. Then Groundspeak's Wherigo was brought up as an early attempt at a platform and Munzee and Quest'n Go as alternatives to Geocaching. Some AR games currently available -- including CodeRunner, Ingress, and Shadow Cities -- were mentioned, as well as some Layar based projects (Operation SC Revelation and stiktu). Options for control of objects in the real world like the Parrot, Griffin, and Fighting Walrus Radio were briefly discussed. The potential for new technology such as Google's Glass excited the panel as well as the possibility of apps like Zombies, Run! to motivate people to be more active. |
Sat, 16 March 2013
For the sixty-third edition of the GeoGearHeads The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 talk about some of the tools they carry as they go Geocaching. Some of the favorite items mentioned were the Telescoping Space Pen, Sharpie Mini Marker, Swiss Army Knife Super Tinker, and the Leatherman multitools. Referring back to the batteries on shows Beta.01 and Beta.02, they talked about using the PowerSkin PoP'n, Monoprice External Battery Pack and Charger, Energizer XP2000A, and Energizer Ultimate Lithium Batteries. Dry bags/cases were also suggested, including those from Overboard and Seattle Sports. A couple of bag mentioned were the PowerBag Backpack by Ful (reviewed on CAMR: PowerBag) and Timbuk2 Messenger Bags. They wrapped up with some accessories to take care of some minor pest issues on the trail; OFF! Botanicals Towelettes, OFF! Deep Woods Insect Repellent Towelettes, Benadryl Extra Strength Itch Relief Stick, and The Tick Key. |
Sat, 9 March 2013
AirRaidFan joins us for the sixty-second edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about his hides and why they might be favorites of many Finders. The discussion began talking about last year's "Falls of The Ohio Extreme Hike 2012" (GC3VDP3) event and the YouTube video by CWGladstone. Then we lead into his Earthcaches with the most favorite points; "Groom Mining District" (GC2GHE8), "Playa" (GC2GP44), "Mammoth Cave, The World's Longest Cave" (GCPAF5), and "Falls Of The Ohio" (GCPAF1). Next up for discussion were a couple of multicaches; "Bronze" (GC1DCJ2) and "Buechel Train Depot - 1898" (GCG9QT), followed by the "Ashes to Dust (a grave story)" (GC1B9J3) puzzle cache and "Arf's Patch Reef Beach (GC)" (GCKDET) traditional cache. |
Sat, 2 March 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 take on QR Codes for the sixty-first edition of the GeoGearHeads. They covered some basics before moving into feedback. First was TheWoodenRadio talking about the use of QR Codes in the Maryland Geocaching Society's Cache Across Maryland event. Next was an email from juris1c about a cool use for a puzzle cache at the "Even Penguins Don't Talk To Me 2013" (GC43RZ3), and one log in particular to describe it for English Speakers. Cyphrex contacted us about creating a QR Code based hunt in his backyard for the children using QR Generator. The last bit from our audience came from Wayward Wanderers who mentioned a few things and asked about Munzee issues in his area. That was followed up by some discussion of the new Social Munzees. OBXGeek weighed in on that topic through Google+. Back on Geocaching, DarrylW4 talked a little about his long-overdue "Quick Trackable Logging By QR Code" blog post. For ease, QuickMarkwas suggested as the easiest recommendation for a QR Code reader as it supports many common platforms. The following tools to generate QR Codes were listed in that post:
Sat, 23 February 2013
northernpenguin joins us again (he previously joins us for GGH Beta.28: Caching Cameras I) to talk about the "Ontario Trails Project" the sixtieth edition of the GeoGearHeads. We also talked about the start of the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race which starts on the first. |
Sat, 16 February 2013
The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 are back for the fifty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads and the tenth Randomize show. We kicked off this show with a voicemail from Superted about last week's show and his attempt at his first UV cache -- "Spot to Spot!!!" (GC45BCA). We also heard from previous guest jeepin_idaho about an article of an interesting application of QR codes. Next was more discussion about the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race" which starts on March first. Info and instructions are now posted so get your travelers entered early so they can get out early and earn more point! Xpunkx, host of the "Geocaching Podcast," talked about the new Garmin GGZ format. We also read the comment from Robert Lipe, previously on "GGH Beta.30: GPSBabel," on the GPSTracklog article. |
Fri, 15 February 2013
Welcome to the GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race! We've partnered with TB-Run.com to power the first GeoGearHeads sponsored race. The goal of these travelers is to meet as many Geocachers as possible along their travels while sharing Geocaching tips and tricks between March 1, 2013 and September 1, 2013. Each traveler earns a point for each unique cacher who submits a log to it. Since this is intended to be fun for everyone (as well as sharing some Geocaching knowledge) you are encouraged to submit multiple travelers, each with its own tip or trick. We hope you're able to participate by either moving a trackable item or releasing one yourself. Perhaps you'll be fortunate enough to do both! Here's how to enter the race;
If you have a prize which requires other arrangements (e.g. electronic delivery) please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com. The prizes donated to the race will be distributed to the leading traveler owners based on the score for top travelers as determined by TB-Run.com. Each traveler owner is eligible for one prize regardless of the number of travelers entered. Our current Prize Pool includes:
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Sat, 9 February 2013
On episode fifty-eighth of the GeoGearHeads we talk with John Robb (of Cache At Night who caches under teamvoyagr) about geocaching with UV lights. For more about UV and IR caching check the "Ultra Violet and Infrared Night Caches" on their blog. For those looking to get into night caching, check the BFL Boot Camp hosted by the Toronto Area Geocachers. |
Sat, 2 February 2013
For the fifty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads our hosts (The Bad Cop and DarrylW4) talked about using technology to support Geocaching events. For loading GPSRs during events they spoke about "" (check our show Beta.30) and "GSAK." We also talked about getting the information to smartphones including use of services like "DropBox" (check our show Beta.50). DarrylW4 generally recommends attendees use "Geo Bucket" or "Looking4Cache Free" for iOS (though he prefers "Geocaching with Geosphere") and "CacheSense Demo" or "Neongeo - Demo" (check our show 56). |
Sat, 26 January 2013
For the fifty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads we're joined by AZtech, forum moderator for NeonGeo. The Geocaching app for Android devices is available from the Google Play Store as a full, paid version or in a trial version. AZtech provided several screenshots used during this show's recording and we suggest watching the YouTube for the visual as he talks about the features. He also answered questions from JerseyEric and Nighthawk700 in the 70 minute long show. |
Sat, 19 January 2013
For the fifty-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads we spoke with Bells Angels about NFC and his "Can you NFC me?" GC3QBN7 cache. He recommends Android users check out the "NFC TagWriter by NXP" ("NFC TagInfo by NXP" for reading) and "Tasker" apps. More discussion about using NFC can be found in our previous Beta.47 and Beta.48 shows. We also heard from TheWoodenRadio on last week's discussion of wool socks. |
Sat, 12 January 2013
Our ninth Randomize edition played out for the fifty-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads. We started with the news from Garmin of their new Oregon 600 series GPSRs. GPS Tracklog included some video in their CES 2013 – Hands on, videos & reactions post. Next we covered options for TeamOrville who was looking to read a GPX file on a Mac. We mentioned running GSAK (her usual program on Windows) through Apple's included Boot Camp virtual machines (e.g. VirtualBox, Parallels Desktop for Mac, and VMWare Fusion). We also mentioned loading through GPSBabel (featured on GGH Beta.30). Then there were two options through the Mac App Store; Geocache Manager (publisher website) and iCaching (publisher website). We also heard from UnNamed Mike asking about Geocaching.com Reviewer tools. Then we wrapped with a question about hiking boots from Nighthawk700 and a response from debaere. |
Mon, 7 January 2013
Cacheline for Sunday, January 6, 2013 reports on Garmin's listing of four new Oregon models via their website: |
Sat, 5 January 2013
Noted hider JJBarretts2 joins hosts The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 for the fifty-second show. He's also created a FaceBook group -- "Cool Geocache Creations" -- to share some creative caches. |
Sat, 29 December 2012
ClickChik returns to talk about Earthcaching for the fifty-first beta show. First, we mentioned a couple of things from the previous edition of the GeoGearHeads, including the iOS version of Base Camp and the TUAW article on iOS 6 upgrade rates. A couple events were mentioned in the course of the show; "2nd International EarthCache Event" (GC3JG9V) and "International EarthCache Day" on October 13, 2013. ClickChik also recommends getting a Geocaching.com Premium Membership and checking out Earthcache.org and National Park Service. |
Sat, 22 December 2012
Episode fifty-one is a discussion about the future of location tech and gaming. The session opens with a very complimentary voicemail from smile makers (who had been featured on episode 257 of the original Cache-A-Maniacs). We also heard from Ed2Ed about the TB-Run and TB-Rescue sites. The real conversation starts with former guest (Beta.08) Rich Owings's "GPS Predictions for 2013" article from GPSTracklog. Later on we're joined by debaere for a discussion about location-based gaming, mostly Ingress and Wherigo. |
Sat, 15 December 2012
For the fiftieth beta show The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 talk about how Geocachers make DropBox (referral links for The Bad Cop & DarrylW4) work for them. Before we got into that topic we had a voicemail about the new "gadgetcaches" YouTube channel by WVTim (featured on Beta.41). We also heard from darkman2371 about the Google_Map_V3 macro for GSAK. NoNameYet202 also wrote to remind us of the Geotribes site and how he uses DropBox to sync his GSAK databases. |
Sat, 8 December 2012
For the forty-ninth beta show The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 continue with the random selection of topics from Beta.48. A voicemail from DudleyGrunt following up from last week's discussion on cross posting. Next we heard from ripperjack369 about a quality series of caches. TheWoodenRadio contacted us about carrying bags to perform a little CITO and help with camo of your caching activity. Nighthawk700 asked about caching games. Next was a question from UrbanGeo53 about printing a map with a list of caches (we had a discussion on Google+ as well). Our last question came from kenna4u about UV materials. We also talked about Groundspeak retiring Geocaching Challenges, the article on Mobile Apps 4 Biz titled "Salvage That Water Damaged Phone" as a follow up to Beta.40, the new Communities on Google+, and Qualcomm's new battery efficient NFC chip. |


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This is kind of embarrassing, but I used to dream about Leonardo DiCaprio. I think we just made out, but back then for me that was a lot.
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I had so many screen names. My most memorable one was "Little Kelly" because I was obsessed with Kelly Clarkson. I also had "Demilicious" and "Starbucks Babe." When you're in middle school you go through, like, a million of those. Also "Smarterchild" was great.
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A sneak-peak for the match against CSK
After a record win of 7 games in a row, RCB had lost the last one which was a blessing in disguise according to Captain Virat Kohli.
This view of Virat Kohli on the loss shows the fact that even one loss is not going to low the team's moral down, in fact Virat had rightly said that it is good that it happened before the Semi-Finals so they would get chance to over come their weakness. Seeing such a Positive attitude from Virat Kohli, we can very well come to know that even the whole of other RCB players are beaming with confidence and ready to take on CSK as well as to fight it hard in play-offs to progress further.
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Talking of RCB, except the last match against Punjab 11, our players are in very good form. Gayle has been giving cracking start at the top, Virat and AB have been the pillar of middle-order and Tiwary has been the ideal finisher. In the bowling unit, Zaheer has been getting his form back at the right time even though he was rested in last match, S.Arvind has been a stand-out performer with the ball with Charles doing well with whatever opportunity he is getting on his way. Mithun is doing well in patches and I am sure he will come good soon.
The return of Daniel Vettori is much talked upon now and it is surely going to work in RCB's favor. His left arm spin and best economical bowler so far for RCB and his ability to take crucial wickets is going to be very advantageous for RCB.
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CSK on the other hand is having a topsy-turvey ride in IPL. Even though CSK are champions in Chennai, their homeground, their away match records does not hold so good. Even in their last match none of their batsman could hold good with exception of Saha. They cannot be underestimated as they are a very strong side but they will have to play better cricket in order to win against RCB and I am sure RCB will go all out and over power CSK and in the end it would be victory for RCB.
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Hi Paul,
I have followed your program for some time now and the drives and 3′r wood are working well, though I still could wanted some more distance (the shots are now about 200meters).
My biggest problems is with my irons, I have lost a lot of distance here, for example with the 7iron which has got a reduced distance of 30-40 meters. I am not sure about what I am doing wrong but perhaps you have some tip ?It is winter here in Norway so we are palying on simulators and I am also using mirrors at home as you have described in this video above.
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When one is in the follow through position, how much weight is on the right foot, if any? 10%? I ask because I have had chemotherapy that caused some neurapothy (sp?) in my feet. My balance is bad, but not what it used to be and I would like to use the right foot to help with the balance.Thanks,
In the Follow Through you should have no more than 10% of your weight on this foot.
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As with anything, if you cannot do something exactly right due to a physical issue you are going to have to figure out a workaround. In your case you may have to crunch this back toe to keep your balance. If so, watch out for fat shots and possibly hitting pushes due to having too much weight on this back foot through impact.
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J.R. Martinez describes his life bringing light to others after tragedy
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - J.R. Martinez is an Army veteran, a wounded warrior, an actor, a motivational speaker and a champion of "Dancing with the Stars," but growing up, he had a different plan.
Martinez wanted to play for the National Football League and had mapped his future out to follow that dream when he was a teenager.
On Thursday more than 500 people attended a benefit for the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women's Health at McNease Convention Center, 500 Rio Concho Drive, to hear Martinez talk about how his life took a different path after his dreams of college and moving on to professional football fell through.
Martinez joined the Army in 2002 but said his mother, who is from El Salvador and had seen her home country ravaged by war, didn't want him to join.
"It was something that made sense to me," he said. "I was an infantryman, one of the most dangerous jobs there. I knew war was a possibility when I raised my right hand — but I didn't know it would happen for me."
Martinez was 19 when, two months after basic training, his unit was deployed to Iraq. On April 5, 2003, while driving a Humvee in a convoy, his front left tire hit a roadside bomb. What happened next is still murky for him. The three passengers in the Humvee suffered minor injuries, but Martinez was trapped in the military vehicle as flames engulfed it.
"They said I was trapped for five minutes. I said, 'Five minutes, that's not so long.' " Martinez paused, glanced at his watch. "That was 10 seconds. In those five minutes, I was gasping for air; I thought about giving up."
After being placed in a medically induced coma, Martinez eventually was transported to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, where he spent 34 months recovering from his injuries. He had suffered mostly third-degree burns to more than 34 percent of his body.
Martinez began talking with another wounded veteran and felt he had brought light to the man's life and asked doctors if he could start visiting other wounded veterans to try to do the same. Medical staff were soon asking him to do media interviews, then he became a spokesperson for a nonprofit organization for wounded warriors, a voice for other service members and eventually, a motivational speaker.
"Everyone in this room can impact someone's life." Martinez ended. "We can all make a difference."
The series is one of the institute's fundraisers for gender-based research, education and community outreach.
More than $145,000 was raised during Thursday's event, according to Linda Ross, LWBWI regional director.
"All of the reactions we've had today from J.R.'s speech has been fabulous." Ross said. "He's a great motivator."
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In this composite image, Chandra X-Ray Observatory data (blue) is combined with visible-light data from the Hubble Space Telescope (red and green) to reveal a divided neighborhood in the nearby M33 galaxy which houses some 200 huge, hot stars.
On the right side of the image, hot gas found in bubbles is about 4,300 times the mass of the sun, and young stars completely power the area's winds.
On the left side, the bubble gas is 1750 times the sun's mass and was likely created by young stars and supernovae in the past.Published December 3, 2009
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Engineers from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and graduate students from Caltech constructed this prototype planetary rover, the likes of which could someday traverse the moon, Mars, and other far-flung destinations.
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Brown - Pressure is still on
// A bit of a hack but it works// The article snippet is wrapped onto a second line, even when #article-sub is emptyif( $("div#article-sub").children().length == 0 ) {$("div#article-sub").remove();} Hull City boss Phil Brown insists the pressure has not been alleviated following the 2-1 home win over Wigan Athletic. Goals from Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink and Geovanni secured just a second Premier League victory of the season for the Tigers on Saturday and lifted the club out of the bottom three. Prior to beating Wigan, questions had started to be asked about Brown's future at the KC Stadium following a poor run of form. Brown was happy to secure a confidence-boosting win over the Latics, but concedes Hull's position continues to be under the spotlight. Uncomfortable"It was vitally important we started this run of games with a win," said Brown, whose side face Fulham, Portsmouth and Burnley when the league resumes in a fortnight's time. "It gives you a bit of confidence to take into the next game - look forward to it rather than dreading it, which I think we have been. "I think one or two have not been quite comfortable going across the white line. "But does this take the pressure off? No, because there is still a long way to go. "I understand the pressures of football, and management in general, is what it is. "We are under the spotlight, but that is the deal, end of story."
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