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November 8th, 2011, 07:32 AM #32
My favourite A/B-class story is how Transworld Bantam suddenly switched to the B-class for the paperbacks of the Malazan Book of the Fallen with Book 8 of the series. However, because the format is apparently unacceptable in Canada, their international mmpb editions of the book had to remain in A-class. This has led to Malazan fans demanding bookshelf continuity ordering the British paperbacks from Canada to keep things the same.
What's even odder is that Bantam haven't yet switched the rest of the series over, so if you're buying the series new in the UK, Books 1-7 are still in A-class and 8-9 (and presumably 10 in a couple of months) are in B-class, causing much confusion.
November 8th, 2011, 08:05 AM #33
I did notice that, Adam. Well, as much as one can notice it in Waterstone's when they have about three of them
Harper Voyager did it with the reissue of ASoIaF, I think. The tie-in edition of AGoT is B format, I think the rest are A.
December 10th, 2011, 11:47 AM #34
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BTW really like the book so far. At this point I find it better then alot of the mainstays around here like Abercrombie, Sanderson, Weeks, though I do have alot to read still.
December 10th, 2011, 08:31 PM #35
Sadly, there isn't a canadian edition that I could get to match my six books...
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January 27th, 2012, 01:25 PM #37
Might be remedied in the future, though, we'll have to wait and see.
January 27th, 2012, 07:37 PM #38
I've been getting them directly from BD. It's a series that I'm just not going to wait around for, plus I already have the first 6 in the Tor covers, so....
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I have ordered the first six books of this series from Book Depository. I want to order HEIRS OF THE BLADE from BD, but, at the moment, the book is unavailable. Does anyone know the reason it is unavailable there, but the book is available through Amazon.co.uk.
I live in the United States, and I really do not want to order from Amazon.co.uk because I would also have to pay for shipping.
January 29th, 2012, 10:14 AM #40
There's something more, I don't know epic and sweeping, about Dragonfly Falling than I felt was present in Empire in Black and Gold. Even though I'm only reading in rather short clips, Tchaikovsky is maintaining that grand, sweeping feel to the story.
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So, i am now reading Dragonfly falling... and i must say, Totho is breaking my heart.
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does anyone wonder if there are any kinden underground. looking at the other places you could find them [the sea watch], one wonders where the earthworm kinden are.
also, in the cities of the nem, whipspider kinden?
June 12th, 2012, 12:20 AM #43
There's the giant Mole Cricket kinden, with their ability tu dissolve stone
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Hashing out working "roms" for __all__ the various tablets is a sisyphean task, especially since most vendors are gross GPL violators. Better to get a few actual results in the real world than just make bold statements and raise expectations that cannot be met.
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As for, say, beaglebone, for almost same price, what we get? IIRC, the CPU itself is like $5. 512MB DDR2, say, $5. The mobo is unlikely > $20. Really, ARM dev board/mobo (beagleboard, beaglebone, iMX??, pandaboard, etc..etc..) is way to overpriced!
doesnt the ebagleboard have an lcd screen on it? i know some of the samsung dev boards for their chips had a touchscreen on it since it was primarily intended for the smartphone development. but ya, dev boards are always expensive, look at the dev costs for the video game consols, they were like 5-10 grand a peice and they just came with a dev modified game ssyte and some peice of software to develop for it. you always pay more for specialy tools that allow you to make money, look at somethign like a klien screwdriver vs a husky (home depot brand) screwdriver, the husky is 5usd, the klien is 12-15 usd, or black and decker drill at 40 usd vs dewalt at 150 usd for basicaly the same volt and battery type drill, you always pay more for the proffessional or developers tools because you have to have it to make your money, go take that husky screw driver and use it 8 hrs 5 days a week for 6 months and it will be all worn down and wont grip screws well while the klien will be much closer to like new, the black and decker drill at 8 hrs 5 days a week wil blow up in a month, while the dewalt should last a couple years at least (due to some marketing bullcrap brought on by all the home DIYers wanting the top name brand tools to hang picture frames that analogy might be a little scewed, basicaly they found they could sell b&d's that were painted yelow and had a dewalt sticker on them for a little less than the pro level stuff and the DIYers wouldnt hardly know the difference while tradesmen who used them constantly were blowing them up and causing the brand name to slip, it seems to be happening all over the market sectors with many brand names these days).
you will always pay more for a product if you intend to use it for makeing money since you need it to function properly in order to make your next paycheck, that doesnt always meen the product is any better in quality or even capabilities, but you do it for the peice of mind. unfortunatly software is one of those areas where paying more often means getting less. peple pay a lot of money for really poorly written software simply because it is industry standard and they need to be compatable, or because often the people in charge of the money dont understand what it is they are buying, but, they often do understand liability and support, so buying a panda board to develop android apps on might sound like spending more money than what its worth, but if you are in charge of a development group making android apps, you would expect the panda-board to have some sort of spoort level form the provider that it will work as it is designed to do and they will assist you in solving issues or even answering questions about hw it works or what parts you need to prod in order to do something. go buy a chinatab through amazon and see if the developer wil help you figure out how to get your app to work on it or update the os on it to support your software. that wasnt part of the 80$ price you paid them for the product. its the same way how you can get centos for free but gots a chunck of change for red hat. its the support you pay for.


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johnlabarbera wrote:John Frank Deliso born 1896 in Altoona, PA. Birth Certificate apparently had multiple names on it, DeLiso, DiLiso, DeLillo. Married to Filomena DiLaurentis. John Frank died in Hammonton, NJ in 1967.
Looking to find out as much as possible about John Frank's side of family, names, birthplaces, etc. for his parents and their ancestors.
His mother is believed to be Angelina Presti born in Italy and father John DeLiso. Angelina left to go to Philadelphia when John Frank was 8. It is not known if John the dad died or if they separated or divorced. It is believed Angelina remarried a Michail Feliciano.
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johnlabarbera wrote:Bingo! Now if we can just figure out Angelina's maiden name for sure and her origin, we think it is Sicily and we think her surname is Presti as mentioned before, perhaps it's really Lo Presti or Lo Presto.
We also are trying to find the ship manifest and city of origin for for the John Delilo born 1895
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Extremely cold-tolerant raspberry! Winter weather doesn't deter this vigorous raspberry. Developed in Canada, it's also known for its sweet flavor (sweeter than most red raspberries) and rich, red color. Ripens mid-season. Sold in pkgs. of 3. Red, Gold and Purple Raspberries and Blackberries should not be planted within 75 to 100 feet of Black Raspberries.
Plants grown in a greenhouse must be acclimated carefully before planting or placing them outdoors. This is especially true in hot or sunny locations. Many species should never be grown in full sun. Before purchasing a plant, learn about its sun requirements. Knowing the plants requirements can avoid any damage to the plant by incorrectly giving it the wrong conditions.
If your plant has been grown in a greenhouse, here are a few steps we recommend you follow:
These are general guide recommendations. Some plants take longer than others to acclimate.
The best way to succeed is to plan before you plant. Let's discuss location: Do you know where you want to plant your new berry plant? Avoid many future problems by considering all aspects of the planting spot, such as:
Is a pollinator variety present? Cross-pollination by a different variety, of the same type of plant, is key to the success of many plants. In most cases, its absence is why the plant doesn't bear fruit or produces poorly. Most berry plants are self-pollinating, but for a larger fruit and crop plant more than one variety.
Your plant would love a sunny place with well-drained, fertile soil. But it will be quite satisfied with six to eight hours of sunlight. Good drainage is required to keep your plant "happy." If your soil has high clay content, use our Coco-Fiber Potting Medium or add one-third peat to the soil at planting time. We do not recommend planting berries in heavy, pure clay soils.
Even if your yard isn't the most ideal location, take heart. Most berries are very adaptable and respond well to fertilizers, so they can get along well even where the soil is nutritionally poor. Just steer clear of sites with extremely heavy soils or very poor drainage.
Once you've found out about fruit growing goodness firsthand, you'll want to expand your home orchard. It's important to plan so that the future growth areas will be ready when you are.
Few things are as delicious as homegrown raspberries, and the success of your harvest begins right with the planting site and method. For maximum growth and yields later on, give your plants the best foundation possible.
Before you plant, check your soil pH. This can be done by contacting your local County Extension Office for information about soil testing in your area, or purchase one of our digital meters for quick and accurate results. Ideally, your raspberries need a soil pH between 6.0-6.8. Steer clear of soils that are extremely heavy or poorly drained.
Preparing your soil before you plant will greatly improve your plant's performance and promote healthy, vigorous growth. It is a good idea to have your soil tested to determine if it is lacking in any essential minerals and nutrients. This can be done through your County Extension Office or with one of our digital meters.
The goal of soil preparation is to replenish vital minerals and nutrients, as well as break up and loosen any compacted soil.
Soil preparation can be done at any time that the ground is not too wet or frozen. Your trees may be planted even when temperatures are quite cool. If a hard frost is expected, it is advisable to delay planting for a while until temperatures become more moderate. Generally, as long as your soil is workable, it is fine to plant.
Your lawn can provide you with ideal organic materials such as grass clippings and shredded leaves. Not only will the grass and leaves break down to provide soil nutrients, but they will help loosen the soil as well. You can gather these in the fall with spring planting in mind.
Adding organic materials, such as our Coco-Fiber Potting Medium and compost will improve most every soil type. Organic materials bind sandy soil particles so they retain moisture and nutrients better. They also break apart clay and silt particles, so that water can infiltrate and roots can spread.
Fertilizing is an excellent way to replenish the natural nutrients in your plant's soil. We recommend using Stark® Raspberry Food in early spring to strengthen roots and stimulate increased fruit production. Spring cultivation and summer mulching is also very beneficial.
Every plant has the future potential for disease and insect damage. Factors such as location and weather will play a part in which issues your plants encounters. If available, disease-resistant varieties are the best option for easy care; and for all types of plants, proper maintenance (such as watering, pruning, spraying, weeding, and cleanup) can help keep most insects and diseases at bay.
Plants appear stunted and slow growing, leaves may be reduced in size, little or no fruit. If plant is dead, inspect roots for hard, woody tumors. Note: many things can cause stunted plants.
They are the size of a pinhead and vary in color depending on the species. Cluster on stems and under leaves, sucking plant juices. Leaves then curl, thicken, yellow and die. Produce large amounts of a liquid waste called "honeydew". Aphid sticky residue becomes growth media for sooty mold.
Adult is long-horned beetle. Larvae indicated by sawdust.
Enters through wounds made by insects or mechanically. Cause large brown dead areas (cankers). Often first noticed when leaves wilt and wither.
Commonly found on Black raspberry, reddish-brown sunken spots with purple margins and light gray centers on young shoots. Grow together into cankers. Leaves may drop early. Fruit may dry up. Over winters in lesions on old canes.
Not common on Red raspberry but serious on all others, especially Blackberries. Underside of leaves covered with orange-yellow spores. Remove infected plants.
Gray, hairy mold, decays blossoms, green and ripening fruits and harvested fruits.
Whitish-gray powdery mold or felt like patches on leaves and green twigs. Leaves may crinkle and curl upward. Over winters in fallen leaves.
Adult is yellow to brown sawfly beetle, 1/4" long. Larvae are brown and white, 1/8" long. Adults make slits in flower buds and larvae feed on berries.
Pinpoint size, many different colors. Found on undersides of leaves. Severe infestations have some silken webbing. Sap feeding causes bronzing of leaves.
Adult is a metallic green beetle. Skeletonizes leaves. Larvae are a grub, which feeds on turf roots. Check turf product labels for timing of control of grubs. This is a problem more east of the Mississippi River.
Beetle has 1/2" long, tan wings with reddish-brown edges and long, thin hairy legs. Skeletonizes leaves and flowers. Present in large quantities in June and July. Worst on sandy sites near grassy areas.
Small insects, less than 1/2" long, with feathery wings, yellow to brown in color. Cause damage if they lay eggs in fruit soon after bloom, scarring the fruit. In summer they feed on new vegetative growth, and damage summer fruit (not usually considered a problem).
Leaves thicken and curl much like they have aphids. Spread by insects usually from June until plants are ready to cultivate and caused by a virus and spread partially by Raspberry Aphid which are hard to control.
Leaves will thicken and curl, display 'mottled' color. There will be dark green areas and bright green areas on same leaf. Caused by a virus and spread partially by Raspberry Aphid which is hard to control.
Adult is bell shaped, blackish gray snout-like mouthparts, forewings dark rusty brown with tan tips. Over winters in larval stage in mummified berries, in weeds and other trash. Moths emerge in spring and lay egg masses on leaves. Eggs hatch in 5 days and larvae tie two young leaves together to form nest in which they feed. Does not roll leaves. Later nests can be found in flower clusters and in bunches. Damage is not only from feeding on leaves, flowers and berries, but feeding sites allows rot organisms to enter fruit.
A fungus causes spur blight and it first appears on new canes in late spring. Purple or brown discoloration appears just below the leaf or bud, often on the lower portions of the canes. They increase in size, expanding up and down the cane. Sometimes covering the area between the leaves but stops before reaches the next leaf or bud. Leaves may turn yellow and fall off. The fungus will overwinter on affected canes.
Pruning is an important part of proper edible plant care, but many people find the task overwhelming. It doesn't have to be! Keep these things in mind:
Spraying is important to the survival of your plants. To handle potential diseases and pests, reference the guidelines below to know what you should spray, and when you should use it.
Before you begin, read and follow all instructions on labels.
Unless you're in an area where irrigation is usually needed for normal plant growth, you probably won't need to water after the first growing year. Until then, follow these guidelines to get your new raspberries off to a great start.
Are you ready to enjoy delicious homegrown fruit? Harvest is the time to enjoy the results of your hard work. Keep a few things in consideration as you reap the fruits of your labor: the best time to pick the fruit, and how to store your harvest.
For the best flavor and texture harvest your raspberries when it is dry and cool. The coloring should be a deep shade of red, black, purple or gold, depending on the variety. You can start harvesting in the second season. Grasp the berry, don't squeeze, and give a gentle tug. If they release from the stem easily and the core remains, they are ripe. Don't put too many in your container while picking or you'll end up with squashed berries. Do not wash berries until you are ready to use them. Washing makes them more prone to spoiling.
Try to keep them out of the sunlight and refrigerate immediately after harvest. It is best to harvest every 2 or 3 days, to avoid over ripening and rotting fruit. Raspberries do not keep long after picking, at most 2 or 3 days in the refrigerator.
Annual average yield per plant is 1-2 quarts, ever bearers 2 crops.
If you are not able to use them right away put berries on a cookie sheet in a single layer and freeze until firm and then put them in freezer bags to enjoy all year long.
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Trees that are shipped without soil to ensure good contact with soil in your yard. When shipped, they are about 3-4' tall with 3/8" or larger trunk diameter. When they mature, they will be one of three sizes*:
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Matures to be about 12-15' tall and wide. Gives maximum fruit yield per square foot.
Matures to be about 15-25' tall and 20' wide. A multi-purpose fruit and shade tree.
Top-grade, bare-root trees that give you a head start on growing. When shipped, they are about 4-5' tall with 5/8" or larger trunk diameter.
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O'Neal and The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, a key funder of the campaign, joined forces in 2011 to fight binge drinking on college campuses. O'Neal, who recently attended film director's school, worked alongside the students to bring their voice to life by producing a student-created video addressing the national issue of college-age binge drinking.
Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange joined O'Neal and a student from the LessThanUThink campaign at a press conference after the video shoot to discuss the importance of college students educating their peers on the negative social and physical consequences of binge drinking.
"It is a pleasure to be at the University of Alabama today. The LessThanUThink campaign is giving a voice to college binge drinking that has not yet been heard, and this voice has significant power to influence the students and make a mark in preventing binge drinking," said Attorney General Strange. "I applaud Shaq for dedicating his time and effort to such an important cause. His willingness to invest a significant amount of energy in finding a solution to this problem is notable and no doubt raises additional awareness to the issue."
From Feb. 27 through March 9, LTUT held a contest for University students to come up with their own PSA storyboard ideas. The top three submissions were sent to O'Neal, who selected the storyboard by Crystal Deuel, an advertising major from Hartselle, as the winner.
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Students from the fall semester's LTUT team campaigned to bring O'Neal to the University through the "#GetShaq2UA" initiative on Twitter. O'Neal, a partner with The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, responded in early November with a tweet announcing he would visit the University in 2012.
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Thread: Comic Novice
June 17th, 2002, 06:52 PM #16
Being in to sci-fi/space opera, I have a hunch that you might enjoy a couple of titles being published by Crossgen which fit this category: Sigil, Crux, and Negation. I think it would be easier for you to go check out the trade paperbacks of these rather than have me try to explain the plot to you. Crossgen is doing a lot of stuff outside of the standard superhero genre. They've also got a couple of good fantasy titles (Scion and Sojourn), a mystery title set in a Victorian England-like world (Ruse), a samurai epic (The Path), and a kung-fu HK cinema type title (Way of the Rat). All of these are well written, well drawn, and the inking, coloring, and printing are outstanding.
Good luck to you.
PS The ongoing Star Wars series from Dark Horse is also very enjoyable.
June 17th, 2002, 07:41 PM #17CarmichaelGuestThe visual appeal, perhaps?
On the other hand, I have noticed that among the crew I work with at school, that though they all like and read comics, few if any, like to read actual books. Too much effort for them I suppose.
June 17th, 2002, 10:29 PM #18
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another beginner question
Thank you Warewolf I will add these to the list.
One thing that I get hung up about when looking at comic books is the fact I will be joining the story line mid way through the plot. Is it common to have to buy up 6 or 7 previous issues once you figure out that a certain story is good?
June 18th, 2002, 12:16 AM #19
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Probably has a lot to do with it. Waids a great writer, but Ross's artwork . . . WOW.
On the other hand, I have noticed that among the crew I work with at school, that though they all like and read comics, few if any, like to read actual books. Too much effort for them I suppose.
Have patience my good friend. Comics will one day lead them to books. It was the same with me. Then again, I was reading both at the same time, but you can always hope.
August 12th, 2002, 07:11 PM #20
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I completely agree with the trade paperback route - that's almost all I buy anymore. Even when a miniseries (like Wolverine Origin or the new Dark Knight) comes out that I would like, I wait for the TPB form - the entire story in one book, no digging into my boxes, etc. Granted, they don't have the "collector potential" but who cares. That said, some of my favorite TPB runs are:
Astro City
Batman - Red Rain and Rhas Al Ghul trilogies (I guess these are acutally graphic novels, and not TPB)
Also, the Mercenary (by Segrelles) graphic novels are pretty neat.
August 16th, 2002, 09:56 PM #21
I think Spiderman is probably the most well-rounded comic out there. I mean, there are great plots, sad deaths, great characters, and even some beautiful artwork. You should definetely try it out. Stay away from all those horror ones, they'll make you hate the comic biz, trust me.
August 17th, 2002, 06:33 PM #22
August 22nd, 2002, 02:43 PM #23PHP Code:
Powers was mentioned. Id also like to mention Alias.
November 1st, 2004, 05:03 PM #24
You should also do yourself a favor and go pick up the first The Walking Dead trade. It collects the first six issues for $10. Very VERY excellent zombie series, but with more focus on the characters and their interactions and how they deal with their situation, rather than on the zombies.
January 30th, 2005, 12:05 PM #25
For current superhero titles I'd recommend:
2. Superman/Batman by Loeb
3. Hellboy
4. Amazing Spiderman
5. Ultimate Spiderman
6. Strange
7. Astonishing X-Men
9. Marvel Knights 4
10.Teen Titans
(and Y the Last Man for just a plain good sci-fi read and the current Conan by Dark Horse is GREAT!)
A bit of the older stuff(or recently ended series) that I like:
1. Starman
2. Sandman
3. Sandman Mystery Theatre
4. Lone Wolf and Cub
5. Badger
6. The Tick
7. Sojourn
8. Negation
9. X-O Manowar
10.Eternal Warrior
And good trades/graphic novels:
1. Kingdom Come
2. Batman: Year One
3. The Golden Age
4. Starman
5. Watchmen
6. Batman: The Long Halloween
7. Justice League: A New Beginning
8. Daredevil Visionaries: Frank Miller
9. A Superman For All Seasons
10.Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank
August 30th, 2005, 05:56 AM #26
Promethea by Alan Moore is quite good, as well as Sin city. I also liked Aria.
Another comic to take a look at is Witchblade, this comic broke rules in the mainstream industry when it came out as it deals with a more supernatural twist rather then the usual "I am the alien tyrant to destroy all universe, all bow before me"
September 13th, 2005, 08:40 AM #27
If you want to investigate more unusual takes on superhero-type stuff, then I'd highly recommend Supreme Power (now available as a big trade). It's great space opera stuff, with clever twists on the classic DC characters and told in a very interesting fashion.
Other comics I've enjoyed over the years and would highly recommend:
Midnight Nation
Gotham Central (it's set in Gotham, but hardly has anything to do with Batman. Think NYPD Blue....which just happens to be set in Gotham)
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (don't let the film put you off)
From Hell is also impressive, although not exactly easy reading.
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I highly reccomend picking up the Trade Paperback of the
first run of Ex Machina. Well written intelligent read!
December 8th, 2005, 07:00 AM #29
I know I'm the Editor and all, but....
Actually, just read what Kater has to say and decide for yourself!
You won't regret the investment. It's indi, fantasy and sci-fi, and it's a little revolution.
Cheers Liam.
January 18th, 2006, 10:56 AM #30
....and Mr. Sharp has a good looking, at least based on the first issue, series right now from Vertigo - Testament. Interesting feel on this one, I get a Philp K. Dick/Orwellian vibe with great art.


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Does the Worth Copperhead Baseball Bat: SLCX5 have the BPF 1.15 stamp?
No, the Worth Copperhead Baseball Bat: SLCX5 does not have the BPF 1.15 stamp.
My nephew is 12 years old, 5'9" and 175 lbs. Do you have any ideas on size? The coaches have different answers.
Based on his height and weight, we recommend a 32" bat. However, you could go up to a 33" model if the player can handle the extra weight. The Worth Copperhead Baseball Bat (SLCX5) is probably way too small for the size you need.
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The Worth Copperhead offers high performance and durability. The Copperhead features Worths new Whiplash technology. Excluseive Chrome X High Performance alloy advantages include increased flex and more power. It is 30 percent stronger than others. Therefore, these designs have Whiplash enhanced features of maximum bending to increase swing speed and power. Whiplash Technology reduces the thickness of taper sections for more flex. But the technology also creates lighter overall frames. The end result is a decision between hyper-lite weight bats and/or much longer barrels. The bat also gets a longer barrel with the X-Tended Sweetspot. The Silencer leather grip gives you more traction on the handle allowing you to handle the bat with even more control. This bat has a -5 weight to length ratio and has a 2 3/4 inch barrel diameter. The bat features a Diamond Blast finish giving it the cutting edge graphics. This bat comes with a twelve (12) month manufacturers warranty. Worth: Performance Through Technology. Free Shipping.
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