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Oct 5, 2013, 7:47 PM EDT
To their credit, the Rays have remained competitive throughout Game 2 against the Red Sox despite starter David Price looking not-so-sharp as well as some defensive miscues by the Tampa Bay defense. After the Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the first, the Rays scratched back for a run in the second on a…
Red Sox continue attacking, tag David Price for two more runs
Oct 5, 2013, 6:44 PM EDT
The Rays managed to get one of the runs back after starter David Price surrendered two in the first inning to the Red Sox. However, the Sox offense has proven to be relentless, adding an additional two runs in the third inning. Leading off the frame, David Ross hit a high fly ball off of…
Legs of Ellsbury, bat of Ortiz put Red Sox ahead early in ALDS Game 2
Oct 5, 2013, 6:03 PM EDT
David Price may have pitched the Rays past a treacherous Game 163 to get into the Wild Card playoff, but the Red Sox clearly aren't impressed. The Rays' lefty, who led the league with a 5.6 strikeout-to-walk ratio and four complete games, was tagged for two runs in the first inning due to two of…
ALDS Game 2: Rays-Red Sox lineups
Oct 5, 2013, 4:02 PM EDT
Rays and Red Sox lineups for Game 2 of the ALDS, at Fenway Park. First pitch is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. ET … Rays: LF David DeJesus RF Wil Myers 1B James Loney 3B Evan Longoria 2B Ben Zobrist CF Desmond Jennings DH Delmon Young SS Yunel Escobar C Jose Molina SP David Price Joe Maddon's…
Youthful Rays appear rattled in Game 1 rout
Oct 4, 2013, 6:57 PM EDT
Technically, the Rays went errorless in Friday's 12-2 loss to the Red Sox. Which just further demonstrates how silly judging things based on errors can be. After three innings without allowing a hit, Matt Moore gave up a Dustin Pedroia single to start the fourth with the Rays up 2-0. David Ortiz followed with a…
Red Sox rout Rays to take 1-0 lead in ALDS
Oct 4, 2013, 6:54 PM EDT
After falling behind 2-0 after four innings, the Red Sox scored 12 unanswered runs in support of Jon Lester to emerge victorious in Game 1 of the ALDS. Lester had surrendered two solo home runs, one in the second inning to Sean Rodriguez and one in the fourth inning to Ben Zobrist. But the Red…
ALDS, Game 1: Rays-Red Sox lineups
Oct 4, 2013, 1:48 PM EDT
Rays and Red Sox lineups for Game 1 of the ALDS, at Fenway Park … Rays: CF Desmond Jennings 2B Ben Zobrist RF Wil Myers 3B Evan Longoria DH Delmon Young LF Sean Rodriguez SS Yunel Escobar 1B James Loney C Jose Lobaton SP Matt Moore Rays manager Joe Maddon has made some changes compared…
Pouliot's postseason award picks: American League
Oct 1, 2013, 2:18 AM EDT
Evan Longoria made his case for moving up the MVP ballot with his big game Monday, but while it's safe to say the Rays wouldn't have reached the postseason without him, he was still no better than the AL's third best third baseman. It was, in fact, the year of the third baseman in the…
Chris Davis exits Game 162 with sprained wrist
Sep 29, 2013, 4:37 PM EDT
Orioles first baseman Chris Davis is officially done for the 2013 season. Then again, so is every player who is not on a team that is headed for the playoffs. The slugger was clipped on his glove hand by Jacoby Ellsbury on a bang-bang play at first base Sunday in the fourth inning and exited…
Giants, Hunter Pence agree to five-year, $90 million extension
Sep 28, 2013, 1:30 PM EDT
UPDATE: Andrew Baggarly of CSNBayArea.com hears that Pence's new deal will include a no-trade clause. 1:30 p.m. ET: Alex Pavlovic of the San Jose Mercury News reports that the two sides have agreed to a deal, pending a physical. 1:28 p.m. ET: FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal adds that it would be a five-year, $90 million…
Jacoby Ellsbury returns after 16-game absence
Sep 25, 2013, 7:22 PM EDT
As had been expected, center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury is in the Red Sox starting lineup on Wednesday night against the Rockies for the first time in 16 games. He was diagnosed September 8 with a compression fracture in his right foot and there was some initial concern about whether he'd be able to return by…
The slowest player in baseball
Sep 25, 2013, 1:48 PM EDT
You know that dream where you are running and running but are not actually getting anywhere. I know people have all sorts of theories about this dream and what it means. Some say it indicates that you have too many things going in your life and can't quite keep up. Some say it's the body…
Jacoby Ellsbury expected to return Wednesday
Sep 22, 2013, 12:04 PM EDT
More good news here for the Red Sox, who clinched the American League East crown on Friday night. According to Brian MacPherson of the Providence Journal, manager John Farrell told the media Sunday morning at Fenway Park that center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury "might be in the lineup Wednesday" at Colorado's Coors Field after sitting out…
Jacoby Ellsbury resumes baseball activities
Sep 21, 2013, 1:15 AM EDT
Jacoby Ellsbury, dealing with a non-displaced fracture of the navicular bone in his right foot, has resumed baseball activities, reports WEEI's Alex Speier. "Baseball activities", here, means that Ellsbury was able to swing off a tee and throw in the field. The Red Sox are hoping to get him back before the regular season ends so…
Red Sox's turnaround more about incumbents than newcomers
Sep 21, 2013, 12:15 AM EDT
We've heard it a million times now: the Red Sox changed the clubhouse culture for the better when they brought in Shane Victorino, Mike Napoli, Jonny Gomes and Ryan Dempster over the winter. And that's certainly true. I imagine this has been the best Red Sox team to cover in several years, and they do,…
Jacoby Ellsbury diagnosed with a compression fracture in his foot
Sep 8, 2013, 8:10 PM EDT
Red Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in his right foot, reports MLB.com's Ian Browne. Ellsbury hasn't played since his 3-for-6 game against the Yankees on Thursday, during which he fouled a ball off his foot. The Red Sox expect their speedy outfielder back before the end of the season.…
Red Sox want to keep Jacoby Ellsbury, but worry about his price
Sep 6, 2013, 9:00 PM EDT
Red Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury is having a great season, currently hitting .299 with a league-leading 52 stolen bases while playing outstanding defense. He's a big reason why the Red Sox are 6.5 games in front of the Rays in first place in the AL East, and he will be a big part of their…
And That Happened: Thursday's scores and highlights
Sep 6, 2013, 6:30 AM EDT
Orioles 3, White Sox 1: The Orioles win and, frankly, I'm going to credit playing at home. Yep, nothing like a home game. Makes all the difference. And if you think for a minute I'm irrationally beating this into the ground, go take a gander at the NFL Industrial Complex's collective and concerted moaning and…
Red Sox best Mariano Rivera, beat Yankees in 10 innings
Sep 6, 2013, 12:02 AM EDT
Call it "Deja Drew." After the Red Sox let a five-run lead slip away, things were going all according to plan for the Yankees on Thursday. David Robertson pitched a perfect eighth up 8-7, and Mariano Rivera retired the first two batters he faced in the ninth. That's when things unraveled. Mike Napoli, who was…
Red Sox hit eight homers, destroy Tigers 20-4
Sep 4, 2013, 10:45 PM EDT
The Red Sox overshadowed David Ortiz's 2,000th career hit Wednesday, tying their franchise record with eight homers in a 20-4 drubbing of the Tigers. Ortiz was a big part of the barrage, hitting two of the homers. His 2,000th hit, sandwiched in between the homers, was a double. Ortiz became the 275th player, at least…
Yankees outlast Red Sox to claim series in Fenway
Aug 19, 2013, 12:48 AM EDT
This one had a little bit of everything packed into a crisp four hours and 12 minutes. – After Boston grabbed a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first, Ryan Dempster drilled Alex Rodriguez with a 3-0 pitch to open the second. It was at least Dempster's second attempt to hit him, but the…
Mark Reynolds homers in debut, Alfonso Soriano stays red hot as Yankees win
Aug 16, 2013, 11:05 PM EDT
In the lineup at first base in his first game as a Yankee, Mark Reynolds made it count. Reynolds blasted a two-run home run to left field off of Felix Doubront in the second inning, bolstering the Yankee lead to 3-0. Meanwhile, outfielder Alfonso Soriano continued to stay red hot. The former Cub entered the…
The Rangers are even open to trading Matt Garza
Jul 31, 2013, 1:13 PM EDT
That's according to FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal. The Rangers will consider just about anything as they attempt to improve before the deadline. That means Elvis Andrus. It means Joe Nathan. And it means the newly acquired Matt Garza, who was just picked up from the Cubs for four prospects nine days ago. Garza is 1-0 with…
Jackie Bradley Jr. gets pulled from game, appears to be false alarm
Jul 30, 2013, 9:28 PM EDT
There's nothing quite like twitter before the trade deadline: Jackie Bradley Jr lifted for a pinch hitter in 6th in Pawtucket. Nothing apparently wrong with him. Trade in works? — Gordon Edes (@GordonEdes) July 31, 2013 If there is a trade going down involving Bradley, it's not for Peavy, source says — Gordon Edes (@GordonEdes)…
Blown call from Jerry Meals, bad baseball doom Red Sox in loss
Jul 30, 2013, 12:19 AM EDT
Make no mistake: the Red Sox played some pretty terrible baseball in losing 2-1 to the Rays on Monday. Still, a blown call at home plate in the bottom of the eighth cost them the tying run and, for that, Jerry Meals was to blame. Here's the video: Meals admitted after the game that he…
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Know how to clean a tuba??? With a tuba toothpaste! Funny, huh? I'll be here all week. Tip your waitresses and bar staff.
The reason I started this post with a hysterical joke about tubas is because hysterical drama is still unfolding with the Pride of Oklahoma marching band. Just weeks after the Pride issued a list of demands to OU President David Boren, the band's tuba section has now gone on strike. The Tubateers, as they are affectionately known on campus, are upset by some of the changes implemented by new band director Justin Stolarik, including his strange insistence that they dot the "I" in Oklahoma.
The OU Daily student newspaper has all the details:
The Pride of Oklahoma's tuba section lacked all but three members at rehearsal Monday after members decided to take a stand against inadequate teaching and changes made to the band this year.
Freshman tuba player Michael Boyd said members of the tuba section decided Sunday not to show up to rehearsal Monday and emailed their director, Justin Stolarik, to voice their concerns with the band's performance this year.
So your band's performance has sucked this year, and you combat this by not going to rehearsal? That makes as much sense as hiring an unqualified band director from Wisconsin to lead your university's marching band.
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So, does anyone know of anything interesting that happened last week?
The internet was set afire with a five-part series from Sports Illustrated written by George Dohrmann and Thayer Evans. I thought that today I'd write a little bit about the reactions to it. I want to be clear here that I have no interest in defending SI's story. Even if every single allegation in the story is true, I don't really care. The NCAA's rules are dumb, and dinging OSU for breaking dumb rules strikes me as a waste of time, except to the extent that it gives me ammunition to needle my OSU fan friends.
Unfortunately for Sports Illustrated, their series was pretty sloppy, and most bafflingly they devoted half of what has been published so far to marijuana use and sex, both of which strike me more as telltale signs of everyday college life than of an out-of control football program.
Conceding that the SI report was really weak, though, I also didn't think the local media totally covered themselves in glory.
Before the story even dropped — before we had any idea what would be in it — KFOR, for instance, was already circling the wagons. Here's Channel 4's long-time news anchor Linda Cavanaugh:
So I've been busy this past week and haven't watched TV, surfed the World Wide Web, or turned on the radio. Or talked to any person in the state of Oklahoma. What's the new word? Anything exciting going on in the area? So did that article about the OSU football atrocities have any legs? Oh … oh really …
10) OSU dismantled Lamar
I mean, what do you say about the Cowboys destroying a horribly over-matched FCS team in the home opener 59-3? That this was just another step on the road to a national championship? That this huge home opener will propel OSU to a second conference championship in three years? I guess Poke fan wants me to say who great the offense looked and how the defense held the mighty Cardinals to 3 points.
Just like any other day, today is not a good day to be an OSU fan.
Earlier this morning, Sports Illustrated released the first of what OSU fans must think is an infinite part series on alleged corruption and scandal within the OSU athletic department. According to SI.com, the OSU football program was an out of control monster where athletes took cash, cheated on tests, smoked marijuana and had sex with girls. Basically, they acted and behaved like college students.
Unfortunately for OSU, NCAA athletes (fair or unfair. Hint: It's unfair) play by a different set of rules. Because of that, the report has the potential to set the program back a decade and destroy all the progress it's (rightfully or wrongfully) made under Les Miles and Mike Gundy. That may seem overly dire, but it's very possible.
Obviously, the article has most Cowboy fans in a very bad mood. Because of that, I thought I'd post a photo to cheer them up:
Welcome to my weekly OU / OSU Football Power Poll, or as most of you call it, the one post that includes pics of college girls. This week OU beat West Virginia in a strange win that felt like a loss, and OSU won its first road game against UTSA. That's the University of Texas at San Antonio. Embarrassing.
10) Trevor Knight …
Well, at least Trevor Knight the OU quarterback is now the first thing that comes up when you perform a Google image search of his name.
How is this guy the best passer on the team? And he isn't even scanning the entire field. He has to make a single read. The coaches have dumbed down the pass plays so much, he looks to one side of the field, then either throws a bad pass, or scrambles. I know he is young and needs time to develop, but against two average at best defenses, his completion percentage is under 50% with just over 200 total passing yards in both games … combined.
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Here Comes Another Button: "Send To Kindle"
The new "send to Kindle" button may not be just another button to put on your site or blog. Because of Amazon's brand and Kindle's reach (both hardware and software) it could, if publishers comply, see meaningful adoption by consumers.
In Q3 last year Amazon created a Send to Kindle Chrome browser extension. (There's no data on how that performed.) But now Amazon seeks to expand Send to Kindle to Firefox, Android devices, email and the PC or Mac desktop. It also works on any device with Kindle software (i.e., iPhone, iPad):
The Send to Kindle Button lets you easily send that content to your Kindle to read later, at your convenience. Just send once and read everywhere on any of your Kindle devices or free Kindle reading apps for iPhone, iPad and Android phones or tablets. No more hunting around for that website or blog that caught your eye — just open your Kindle and all the content you sent is right there. The Send to Kindle Button is also great for those who want to collect content from the web to use in work projects, school assignments, or hobbies.
Amazon provides simple instructions for publishers and bloggers to add the new button to their sites.
In short Amazon wants to create the "save" or "read later" button for content on the internet. There are a number of existing "read it later" apps or tools available, including Apple's own Reading List. There's also Pocket, Readability and Instapaper. None of these are as comprehensive, across platforms, as the Send to Kindle button.
There are several examples of implementations referenced by Amazon in its blog post, including Time. Here's what the process looks like from a consumer perspective:
Because the button isn't about sharing or additional exposure (at this point) it's not clear how many publishers will rush to implement it.
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La Rochere has been making traditional French glass ware since 1475 and is the longest continuous running glass factory in Europe. La Rochere still produces their historic decors including their most famous and exclusive decor Napoleon Bee using old world techniques of pressed glass molds with the traditional seams and extra sturdy and heavy glass, producing not only beautiful but sturdy glass in the historic and traditional methods. This is sign of authentic la Rochere glass that every collector looks for giving the glass that old world authentic feel and personality.
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Ordered these to serve hot tea in them, as I knew the clarity would show off the color of fresh brewed tea. They are classic. I have had them for a couple of years now, and they are still crystal clear and beautiful.Read More
Beautiful and durable cups
These are my favorite cups for daily use, both for coffee and tea. They wash really well and they are simply beautiful.Read More
Love them - but!!!
Love these mugs, however it states that the it holds 8.5 oz. It does not. It should be changed to 7.5 oz. That is the only problem I had w/these mugs.Read More
Very pretty glasses
Very pretty and classic mugs for coffee. Clear glass, nice and firm handle. Overall, a very good product.Read More
La Rochere "Louison" coffee mugs
These cups are very attractive and will match any dishes. The MAJOR complaint is the size. The other reviews mentioned this but I didn't think they would be as small as they are. I kept them but will only use them occasionally as we always use larger mugs.Read More
I can see clearly now!
These beautiful glass cups are top quality! I ordered to adorn my fall tea table and they were stunning! These are sturdy and I can see them holding up over time. I want more!Read More
I looked all over the internet for a clear glass or crystal teacup that was not the usual cup shape with the tiny handle. I was very disappointed in what I found...I wanted something beautiful and all that seemed to be available were rather plain in style. These cups are very elegant. The glass is substantial, not thin or fragile. They have the look of crystal. I use them for everyday as I enjoy looking at the color of the tea. The handle is just right and makes the cup easy to hold, very stable. As someone else said in a review it would be nice if they were a little larger for those of us who like to drink a more substantial cup of tea or coffee. But I am glad I bought them.Read More
very nice
These cups are really nice. They're pretty enough for special occasion dinners. Because they're clear, they work just fine with any china, but you don't have to mess with saucers. They're a little smaller than I'd like, but not bad. I used them for a formal dinner the other night and was really pleased with them. I originally wanted them to go with some pretty clear glass dessert plates a friend gave me, but I think I will use them a great deal more often.Read More
Beautiful mug
Not only a very beautiful design and handle but they are very durable and so clear...Read More
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What size are the cups?
Hi pla001, these cups are 3 inches in diameter x 4.5 inches tall asd fill up to 8.5 oz capacity. Thanks for shopping with us.
are these machine wash and microwave safe?
I only washed it by hand, but the glass is of good thickness. Quality is good. Not sure if it should be used in the microwave. Just want to be on the safe side.
In Product Details, it says it's dishwasher safe.
This set is both dishwasher and microwave safe.
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The Q Series of subwoofers is our sound quality reference line. Featuring a hefty high strength single magnet motor structure with a heavily bumped t-yoke, the 27mm of Xmax allows for incredibly detailed, tight, and powerful bass. Triple progressive spiders keep the incredible linear excursion of this sub under control, while the extra heavy lead wire feeds the giant voice coil. With technology pulled from the larger BTL line the new Q has more options than ever before. Hyper chamfer, full cooling, high or low Qts topologies, as well as the ability to add an inductance ring in the high Qts design, there is now even more flexibility within the Q platform. Working well in both small ported and sealed enclosures, you do not have to give up your trunk to have strong bottom octave foundation for the rest of your system. The Q series is the new bottom octave benchmark.
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Posted by Unknown on 15th Mar 2015
I love the sound quality so much that when I wanted to get louder I wasn't willing to sacrifice the sound quality so I'm getting a second one
Posted by David on 26th Feb 2015
So far so good! They sound really good and theyer loud as hell.
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Words can not explain how pleased I am with FI they have Great Quality Products and their customer service is EXCELLENT!!!! All I can say is I am truly amazed at how great it sounds (Youtube does not do these subs any justice cause the mics cant handle the loud music so it distorts it) I do not have it in a box that is built to the specs because I plan on getting a second Q soon. And also people keep asking me how many subs I have or if I have a 15 or 18 and when I tell them its a 12 they don't believe me :)
Posted by michael rende on 9th Dec 2014
Look, im an audiophile. I read every review on this website as well. Ive heard everything from kicker comp vr to infinity kappa perfect series subwoofers all the way up to twelve 12" woofers boxed off in a station wagon. But seriously. This sub is accurate. Tight. Loud. Amazing. I have mine set up in a sealed box that is braced and insulated with a 1500 watt amp and it sounds amazing. I build my boxes by hand to spec so it just sounds perfect. You cant get anything better this the sound quality is unfathomed.
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When my jlW7 surround finally failed I was on the hunt for a quality replacement. I did as much research as one could do. I wanted to keep my money here in the us and wanted to deal with someone who knew what they were talking about. Let me say these are the guys! After recieving the FI Q 12, let me say the sound quality is awsome. I had listed to the jlw7 for 10 years, and after putting the FI Q 12's in the same ported box I was blown away. The differance is really night and day. I am using a rockford 2500 to drive the subs and they have no problem. Let me also say the customer support I recieved from Nick was just as good as the product.Thanks again for a truly awsome product.
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When I was searching for subs Fi popped up when i was looking for Alternative for JL Audio. At first I was a little doubtful like everyone should be when buying stuff on the internet but after research I ordered a Fi Q 12. The wait was the worse part of the entire process but when you want something that is good quality you have to wait and quality is ALL you are getting with Fi. I love my sub only problem is, its too strong for my 1000w JL Audio amp.
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I've had them all from low end to high end. I can honestly say these are by far the best sounding subs I have ever owned. I have 2 12s d1 wired to 1ohm on a 3500 bc crescendo in a 2008 f350 extended cab. I was never into ported boxes due to lack of punch however with these I wanted to see the full potential. Words cannot express the sound quality yet loudness these are capable of producing without any distortion. I highly recommend these to anyone serious about sound quality and being the most obnoxious vehicle on the road. Here in boston I call these "wicked Pissa"
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It took me about 30 days to get my subwoofer. I first put it in a 1.5 cubic foot sealed box running off a 1500 watt Hifonics amplifier. My sub hated that box, it didn't do anything I expected and initially I was extremely disappointed. It didn't get low or hit the high notes. People didn't even hear me coming when I had the music up. I then got a friend of mine to build me a custom ported box. It's about 2.2 cubic feet tuned at 32hz. Now , my subwoofer get down!! It loves the ported box! People hear me coming for far far away now. It gets killer lows and hits high notes HARD. I have the custom added spider so I may upgrade to a 1800 watt Hifonics amplifier to push it a little more. Gotta order the Fi stickers for my car soon. Overall, a bad ass subwoofer!
Posted by Lex on 13th May 2014
Did I get your attention yet? Let me first state that I'm not one to write reviews. I'll follow with I am a perfectionist and am never usually happy with what I have and am always looking for better. I've tried subs that other people demo'd and reviewed as unbelievable and was not at all satisfied like they claimed that they were, so I was a little skeptical about purchasing this sub. But the amount of 5 star reviews were far to numerous to look past, as well as the absence of any negative reviews, ANYWHERE on the net. My Q 12 arrived well packaged and in perfect condition-what a smexy, beasty subwoofer. Only downside is the wait time, about 28 days for me, but not really a downside when doing a quality build setup. By the time the sub arrived, it was basically plug and play. I had it built with the high Qts topology, p chamfer, and I heat ring w/ a carbon fiber cap. I have a Crescendo Symphony 1500.1 pushing it w/ a sealed box a little bit bigger than what Scott or Nick recommended at 1.45 approx. after displacement. This is a perfect amp/sub combo. On decaf musik this box hits stupid low, unbelievable for a sealed box w/ only 1 12" with air pressure like I've never seen in a sealed box. Hit's 32 hz with ease and feels at home (and this is straight out the box, not broken in yet) It's gets so ridiculously low that my Nendo dealer's jaw dropped when we test rode it after tuning it on a dd-1 and o-scope (and he is a die hard aero/flare port only type guy)Now on to some Linkin Park. All I can really say is wTF??? I have it tuned up to 100hz w/ a -12 slope and this sub hits so quick, so hard and is so responsive. The transition between beats is nothing less than perfect. You get all the benefits of a pure SQ setup, w/ the much missed and lost deep hard hits that are sacrificed for studio quality sound. It is the cleanest hitting sub I've ever heard, and yes, it's better than the IDMax and JL w7's IMhO. I've been babying it for the past 2 weeks, and its still stiff as hell. I'll make sure to post some pics/vids when I have my setup how I want it and broken in. I know this review must sound like I was paid to promote it, lmao, but I am just honestly blown away by the quality of this U.S.A made, hand built beauty of a subwoofer. The price is amazing for the quality it is and I am now a lifelong customer. Hats off to the customer service received through the process. Nick and Scott are some good dudes that never let a message or email from me go unanswered, and even through in a free carbon fiber cap.
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Posted by Unknown on 11th May 2014
having listened to kicker L7's alpine type x's and jl w7's the sub is superior the them all. unfortunatly mine was stolen within two weeks if receiving it but while i had it, it was great. its marketed as an sq sub but it still gets LOUD. was only running 1300 rms to it and it would still make any pop or energy drink in the cupholder start to fizz everywhere. will be replacing with the 15 with cooling and running 1700 rms once i get a car alarm first ;)
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Phenomenologically speaking, concepts like "seeing" and "sociability" remain undefined. In 1980, before digital consciousness, we were not really that much further than Kant or Husserl (*lack of women philosophers noted*) in understanding what the world is beyond our retinas – even the retinas were lost to us, the optic nerve but a theory, the assumption of a "conscious self" written in quotation marks to allow at least the possibility of conceptualising the world.
Computer Future clashes with this philosophical tradition, because it takes as its starting point the existence of the network, and then tries to theorise what the human might mean within it, whereas, at least for some of us (anyone over thirty years of age being essentially a stone ghost of the twentieth century in the flux of the twenty-first) understanding what I am, and what I can know about the external world as more than just flickering lights on the cave wall is a hurdle we have not passed.
So maybe this is how our questions will finally be put to rest, not through resolution but through a fading of relevance, through a fading of the concepts and the experiences which gave these questions life and importance in the first place.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Murder charges were filed Monday in connection with a fatal shooting at a party Sunday.
Just one day after Salt Lake police asked for the public's help in locating Phillip James Lucero, 22, prosecutors filed a single charge of murder, a first-degree felony, against the man in 3rd District Court. Soon after, Lucero turned himself over to police.
Lucero was charged in connection with a shooting at 1093 S. Glendale Drive (1350 West) just before 5 a.m. Sunday that left Valentin Sigala Jr., 20, dead. With Lucero still on the run, a warrant was issued for the man's arrest Monday.
Lucero walked into the police department around 12:15 p.m. Monday and was taken into custody by the officer at the front desk, said Salt Lake police detective Mike Hamideh.
"His exact reasons for turning himself in, I don't know," Hamideh said. "We do have him in custody. ... We're definitely happy to have this guy off the streets."
According to the charges, prosecutors planned to hold Lucero on $1 million bail.
Both Lucero and Sigala were at a party in the Glendale neighborhood when an argument broke out "between various persons," the charges state. At one point, police say Lucero pulled out a semi-automatic pistol and shot Sigala once in the chest.
Sigala's friend took him to an area hospital, where he was declared dead.
Police said they do not know the relationship, if any, between the two men or what may have prompted the argument at the party.
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Dr. William L. Ackerman 1923-1913
The world of botanical research lost a shining star last month when Dr Wm Ackerman died. Growing Camellias in Cold Climates was one of his many publications. I visited his home in Ashton, Maryland a few years ago and he had a remarkable collection of camellias. He continued working and researching after he retired. 'Sweet October'? was the name of a very sweet, fall-blooming camellia with white flowers which I remember.
How sad! I put a picture of Sweet October in a link below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Camellia Sweet October
There is to be a two hour event at the National Arboretum in memory of Dr. Ackerman on Nov 16 @ 10AM. This will include viewing the camellia collection much of which will be in full bloom. Cost is $12 registration required.
Here is a link that might be useful: Ackerman Camellia Collection tour
So sad.
I live in Toronto. I bought Dr. Ackerman's book. But I could not find any local nurseries sell hardy camellias. I bought some seeds from online order. I guess they are not hardy enough. I'm overwintering the seedlings in the coldframe.
Keep looking for the hardy ones from Dr. Ackerman, a great man!


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Support NORML and get "Evergreen", the exciting documentary that tells the story of how Rick Steves and friends helped legalize marijuana in Washington StateSeptember 23, 2014
Dear NORML members and supporters,
As a board member of NORML I am feeling really good. I'm on a drug policy reform high for four reasons:
- We legalized marijuana in my state (Washington) and in Colorado in 2012. (That gives "the lower 48" a whole new meaning.) And, the Brookings Institution gave it a two-year review and concluded it's a good thing.
- We plan to legalize in Alaska, Oregon and the District of Columbia this November. (I'll be spending six days on a 12 city barn-storming tour in Oregon, like I did in Washington two years ago, to explain to the confused and frightened that ending this crazy prohibition of our age is good citizenship).
- There's a great new documentary movie called "Evergreen" which tells the amazing and behind the scenes story of how a committed band of NORML-types waged our successful campaign and did what no one else until then had been able to do: make the responsible adult recreational use of marijuana a civil liberty. In my state and in Colorado now we can smoke pot just because it's fun…we can invite our friends over and get high legally. Finally: pot is legal, taxed, and regulated. The movie tracks the political battle from start to finish and travels with me as I bring the NORML view to citizens all over the state–from churches to universities and to our capital dome. (Spoiler alert: the "rumble under the rotunda" is pretty messy.)
- And, you and your friends have a great opportunity to empower NORML to end the war on marijuana in your state too by joining or renewing your NORML membership or even joining up your mother. And, for that $50, we'll send you a copy of the documentary movie, Evergreen.
This is important. We have momentum. There's lots more to do. That's why I'm donating these DVDs to NORML for this campaign. And that's why I'm packing up and heading to Oregon next month for an intense week of media and lectures. We are a team and you matter. What are you doing? All we're asking is that you send NORML $50. As a thanks, we'll send you the exciting Evergreen movie.
I am so proud of what we did in Washington State. I'm proud of what NORML is doing nation-wide. And I'm really excited to offer you this movie on DVD. If you care about legalizing pot, this is something you need to watch. Share it with your friends. It's an inspiration.
Again, to be among the first in the nation to watch Evergreen, please join NORML for $50 or more to receive your DVD copy of this important documentary capturing a historic change in American politics: When cannabis prohibition first ended.
I am contributing the cost of these DVDs to NORML as my personal challenge to you. I hope you'll kindly join NORML, view Evergreen with friends and family, share with neighbors, co-workers and locally elected policymakers. I sincerely hope you too find the same inspiration we developed in Washington to get the job of ending marijuana prohibition done, once and for all.
Thanks in advance for your support of marijuana law reform in America and NORML's long-standing public advocacy work.
Warm regards,
Rick Steves
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Edmonds, WA
Survey: 58 Percent Of Americans Say Treat Cannabis Like AlcoholSeptember 3, 2014
Nearly 60 percent of Americans support regulating cannabis in a manner similar to alcohol, according to an analysis of over 450,000 online responses collected by the online polling data company CivicScience over a nearly two-year period.
Fifty-eight percent of respondents said that they would support "a law in [their] state that would legalize, tax, and regulate marijuana like alcohol?" Thirty-five percent of respondents said that they would oppose such a change in law.
An analysis of responses provided within the past three months found even stronger support for legalization, with 61 percent of those polled endorsing marijuana law reform.
Democrats, men, and those respondents between the ages of 25 to 34 were most likely to support regulating cannabis.
Though the CivicScience survey is not a scientific poll, its findings are similar to those previously reported by Gallup in 2013. In that poll, 58 percent of respondents similarly backed legalizing marijuana. More recently, in April, national polling data published by the Pew Research Center reported that 54 percent of Americans support legalizing the plant.
High Times' Cannabis Consumer Choice PollingAugust 27, 2014
Our friends at High Times (and former NORML director Dr. Jon Gettman) are running an online poll asking for consumers' choice regarding the preferred marijuana distribution that emerges post-prohibition.
Legal Marijuana: Which Market Do You Prefer?
As we approach the new inevitability of legalized cannabis, three models have been proposed for a national marijuana market.
By Jon Gettman
In the past, the goal of marijuana legalization was simple: to bring about the end of federal prohibition and allow adults to use the plant without threat of prosecution and imprisonment. But now that legalization is getting serious attention, it's time to examine how a legal marijuana market should operate in the United States.
Below are descriptions of the three kinds of legal markets that have emerged from various discussions on the subject. We would like to know which one you prefer.
First, though, let's touch on a few characteristics that all of these proposals share. In each one, the market has a minimum age for legal use, likely the same as the current age limits for alcohol and tobacco. In each of these legal markets, there will be penalties for driving while intoxicated, just as with alcohol use. You can also assume that there will be guaranteed legal access to marijuana for medical use by anyone, regardless of age, with a physician's authorization. The last characteristic shared by all three mar- kets is that there will be no criminal penalties for the adult possession and use of marijuana.
Proposal #1:
Government-Run Monopoly
Under this approach, there would be no commercial marijuana market allowed. Marijuana would be grown and processed for sale under government contracts, supervised and/or managed by a large, government-chartered nonprofit organization. Marijuana would be sold in state-run retail outlets (similar to the state-run stores that have a monopoly on liquor sales in places like Mississippi, Montana and Vermont, among others), where the sales personnel will be trained to provide accurate information about cannabis and its effects. Products like edibles and marijuana-infused liquids with fruity flavors would be banned out of a concern that they can encourage minors to try the drug. There would be no advertising or marketing allowed, and no corporate or business prof- its. Instead, the revenue earned from sales would pay for production costs and the operation of the state control organization; the rest of the profits would go to government-run treatment, prevention, education and enforcement programs. Regulations would be enforced by criminal sanctions and traditional law enforcement (local, state and federal police). No personal marijuana cultivation would be allowed. The price of marijuana would remain at or near current levels in order to discourage underage use.
Proposal #2:
Limited Commercial Market
Under this approach, the cultivation, processing and retail sale of marijuana would be conducted by private companies operating under a limited number of licenses issued by the federal government. Advertising and marketing would be allowed, but they would be regulated similar to the provisions governing alcohol and tobacco promotion. Taxation would be used to keep prices at or near current levels in order to discourage underage use. Corporate profits would be allowed, and tax revenues would be used to fund treatment, prevention, education and enforcement programs. Regulations would be enforced by criminal sanctions and traditional law enforcement (local, state and federal police). No personal marijuana cultivation would be allowed.
Proposal #3:
Regulated Free Market
Under this approach, entrepreneurs would have open access to any part of the marijuana market. Cultivation, processing and retail operations could be legally undertaken by anyone willing to bear the risks of investment and competition. Advertising and marketing would be allowed, but they would be regulated similar to the provisions governing alcohol and tobacco promotion. Prices would be determined by supply and demand, with taxation set at modest levels similar to current taxes on alcohol, tobacco and gambling. (These vary widely from state to state, but assume that under this model, the price of marijuana would be substantially lower than it is in the current market.)
Also, home cultivation would be allowed. Licenses may be required for any sort of cultivation, but these would be for registration purposes only and subject to nominal fees based on the number of plants involved. Individuals and corporations would be allowed to make whatever profits they can through competition. Tax revenues would fund treatment, prevention, education and enforcement programs. Competition and market forces would structure the market rather than licenses or government edicts, and regulatory agencies rather than law enforcement would supervise market activity.
A Different Approach
There are two key issues when it comes to deciding among these proposals. First, should the price of marijuana be kept high through government intervention in order to discourage underage use as well as abuse? Second, does commercialization translate into corporate money being spent to convince teenagers to use marijuana? Many of the proposals for how a legal market should operate are based on assumptions about these two issues, which leads to recommendations that the government must, one way or another, direct and control the marijuana market.
Obviously, the first two proposals outlined above reflect those very concerns. The third takes a different approach, in which marijuana is treated like similar psychoactive commodities, and the public relies on education, prevention and age limits to discourage underage use as well as abuse.
We want to know what type of legal marijuana market you prefer. Please take part in our poll on the HIGH TIMES website.
Democratic Party of Oregon Endorses Marijuana Legalization InitiativeAugust 20, 2014
Earlier today, the Democratic Party of Oregon came out in support of Measure 91, which would legalize and regulate the adult use, cultivation, and sale of marijuana in the state.
These endorsements were made by a "voting body comprised of the State Central Committee delegates, alternates, and associates." A measure required a two-thirds vote for or against for the Party to take an official position.
In a press release highlighting their supportive position, the Democratic Party of Oregon stated that "a majority of Americans and large majority of Democrats now support state regulation of legal marijuana use. Measure 91 is the right approach to legalization in Oregon, strictly regulating use while funding law enforcement and schools. Vote Yes on 91."
You can read the full release here.
You can learn more about Measure 91, including ways you can donate or volunteer, by visiting their website here.
NORML will be providing much more coverage on this and other ballot initiatives as election season heats up. Stay tuned.
Poll: Two-Thirds Of Americans Say Private Consumption Of Cannabis Should Be LegalAugust 13, 2014
Sixty-six percent of Americans believe that adults ought to legally be able to consume cannabis in the privacy of one's own home, according to results of a nationwide HuffingtonPost/YouGov survey released late last week.
Seventy-two percent of self-identified Democrats and 70 percent of Independents said that the private consumption of cannabis should be legal. Republican respondents endorsed private consumption by a margin of 50 percent to 39 percent.
Fifty-five percent of respondents — including 62 percent of Democrats and 60 percent of Independents — also said that they supported statewide laws seeking to tax and regulate the commercial production and retail sale of cannabis to adults, such as those recently enacted in Colorado and Washington. By contrast, only 37 percent of Republicans said they supported such a plan.
The HuffPost/YouGov survey possesses a margin of error of +/- 3.9 percent.


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