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Anyone have any recommendations? I see various models ranging from 18 volt to 40 volt.
One that looked to be a heavy-duty model, a new model by Oregon which won't be released until April 1. They are pretty pricey, over $400+.
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What I took a plea on , never happen. I did nothing. Would it be worth if I paid for a lie detector test before my parole hearing? This kills me, I was the victim and still am. I want my name cleared and want this over with asap. My attorney scammed me for sure. Thanks happy new year
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We need much more information to answer this question. What would you take the lie detector for? Is it for a violation of probation of Community Control? For the original charge? What was the charge and what are you being violated for?
All these things and more need to be discussed with a criminal defense attorney, even if you feel you were scammed by the first one. Please get an attorney.
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I did root my device following this procedure by arco68: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2364980
Worked perfectly and naming few applications they are ok, like Terminal Emulator, BusyBox, ES File exploree, etc, and ran different root verifiers program which confirmed root status.
But when using adb shell su, I'm unable to get root access as you can see here
C:\Users\marco\Downloads\Android\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702\sdk\platform -tools>adb devices List of devices attached 08985214 device C:\Users\marco\Downloads\Android\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140702\sdk\platform -tools>adb shell shell@android:/ $ su su 1|shell@android:/ $ 1|shell@android:/ $ 1|shell@android:/ $ id id uid=2000(shell) gid=2000(shell) groups=1003(graphics),1004(input),1007(log),1009 (mount),1011(adb),1015(sdcard_rw),1028(sdcard_r),3001(net_bt_admin),3002(net_bt) ,3003(inet),3006(net_bw_stats) context=u:r:shell:s0 shell@android:/ $
I've been researching across, but unable to find something similar.
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After being diagnosed with breast cancer twice in one year, Gale Compton began to re-evaluate her unhealthy lifestyle. Compton's successful fight against cancer motivated her to help others achieve healthier lifestyles. With the help of her friend, Tiffany McCauley, Gale created SkinnyMs.com, a health-oriented online community, which has gained thousands of loyal fans who seek inspiration and information for making their home kitchens healthier. The demand of their community has prompted their second major cookbook, Skinny Ms. Superfoods.
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James Booba: Sony FS7 ... 7.990
Canon 1DC ... 7.990
Hard to decide lol ... Crap Canon.
I think it was very well played sarcasm.
Lassoni: Doesn't the Sony A7s walk over this, and for much lower price?
I think that's safe to assume, since the discount alone is literally what you can buy two a7s bodies for today.
ryansholl: At what point does Nikon start shipping packaging to big box stores with postage already affixed for the return trip?
I've got the impression you're that guy everyone tries to sneak out of conversations with at parties.
ryansholl: At what point does Nikon start shipping packaging to big box stores with postage already affixed for the return trip?
My question was a joke. GFY.
At what point does Nikon start shipping packaging to big box stores with postage already affixed for the return trip?
Yeah, screw the a6000. Sony quit building APS-C mirrorless, right DPR?
Say what you will about the ridiculousness of it, but you've got to admit that when it comes to gold and fishskin covered cameras this one looks pretty good.
autochrome: I hope someone updates the standards, because it's going to be problematic setting your ISO soon. ISO 819200, 3276800, 26214400, ...
I really wish they'd just set ISO 200 to a standard of 1 and then go logarithmically from there. ISO 409600 becomes gain of 11, for instance, ISO 1600 a gain of 4, etc. Makes a hell of a lot more sense than dealing with the ridiculous numbers we're already dealing with.
mpgxsvcd: I used a 1.3 Megapixel camera in 1999 and loved it. I could definitely still do ok with a less than 2 megapixel camera today if it could see in the dark.
You don't need a 1.3mp sensor to see in the dark, the a7s is a credit card away :)
mpgxsvcd: According to Canon "They have a better sensor than this".
Yeah, and according to my uncle he's got a better mousetrap. Turns out he's full of it but it makes him sound great at the time.
bgbs: The question is when will it be in DSLR's?
Never. Have you been paying attention to Sony?!
rrccad: didn't canon have a high density sensor demo a few years ago?
That's not fair. They recently acquired a patent on something they call the "status quo".
graybalanced: That sensor is so sensitive, you have to be careful what you say around it.
I loved your post. a7s owner, that "blushing" is inherent to the sensor and your post rings of truth and humor. Well done, sir.
spatz: The images are not awful, but they certainly don't show the camera in a good light. As has been identified previously, a compact camera (even one with a sensor as large as that in the G1X II) requires a different workflow compared to a large sensor camera. For landscape shots, compact cameras have greater DOF, but they are also diffraction limited at smaller apertures, with image quality degrading rapidly beyond f/8. The Canon sensor also has very limited dynamic range, meaning that RAW files don't have nearly as much headroom as those from more modern and / or larger sensors.
Ironically, using the same camera, a typical amateur who is experienced with these limits might have come up with better shots than a professional who is used to full frame or medium format cameras. The scenes and composition are indeed nice, but from a technical standpoint, most of the images are poor.
I find no fault in not being easily pleased.
Zeisschen: Thank you Sony for letting us A7 users know what to expect! Keep on coming those FE lenses!
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DH and I are planning our first visit to NO in late March or else early June.
Which would be the best time to visit (I don't like the heat).
Are there any fabulous gardens that we should visit?
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Agreed, if you don't like heat, don't pick June! Nancy, New Orleans really is kind of one big garden. Take some long slow walks through the French Quarter, take the streetcar to the Garden District and Uptown. The azaleas will probably be done blooming by then, but that's a beautiful time of year to visit. The Botanical Garden is nice.
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By Beth Sharp Friday 24 January 2014 Updated: 28/01 23:18
A COUNTY councillor who found funding for grit bins in Rubery said it was disgraceful the local authority did not provide them itself.
Coun Peter McDonald said Rubery residents can now expect the long-awaited grit bins to appear on Clent Road, The Avenue, Rednal Hill Lane, Richmond Road/Lyndon Road and Chapelfield Mews after they were all purchased through his divisional fund.
Coun McDonald said with many of the Rubery roads not being on the grit run, the bins were needed more now than ever.
"It has been a ridiculous situation where grit bins have clearly been needed yet the county council has refused to install them.
"Hopefully now Rubery side streets will be much more prepared for the worst of the coming winter," he added.
According to the council's records, Clent Road, Richmond Road/Lyndon Road and Chapelfield Mews were denied grit bins when they were requested because they did not meet the assessment criteria.
While The Avenue was denied because it was already on a designated gritting route and Rednal Hill Lane had not had a request submitted at all.
Coun John Smith OBE, responsible for highways, said the council assessed each request for a new grit bin against a set of criteria.
It takes into consideration the gradient of the road, whether the location is near to a bends or junctions, if it is included on the designated gritting routes, the level of traffic, the number of surrounding properties and the proximity of vulnerable residents.
"This has been the case for a number of years - decisions are not based on 'cutbacks' as it has been claimed.
"The divisional funds allocated to all county councillors have proved popular as it allows local members the opportunity to respond to requests like this from residents in their divisions, which is what has happened in this case," he added.
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Dr. Krauthammer on Pres. Obama's attack on "corporate jets"
Were Charles Krauthammer to run for President I might just vote for him. Just think of the great press conferences and State of the Union addresses.
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From 17-18 June in England there was an "Invocation Weekend".
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KITCHENER— American singer Shara Worden is one of our most interesting musicians today, a unique entity with an equally unique background.
Born in Arkansas, the daughter of evangelists, Worden's early life was one of constant movement as her organist mother and music director/accordionist father moved from church to church.
"I lived in nine different states by the time I was 22," she said in a phone interview from her home in Detroit, where she had previously lived as a teenager for five years.
Musical roots spread throughout the family, bringing them together in a shared love of all things musical. Her grandfather was a travelling musician, and her uncle played classical music and was a "really great jazz pianist," she said. Then there was all the recorded music Worden was exposed to since childhood.
"My dad is a real audiophile," she said. "Even when we were poor, we had a really good stereo."
Though Worden's early exposure to music was largely church choir, classical, jazz and pop, she ended up studying opera at the University of North Texas, only because she didn't know there were any other sorts of vocal programs available.
"I didn't think that singing was something you studied," she admitted. "If you were a girl in 1992 and you loved music, this was the path you were going to go on. I think I'd (previously) been to one opera."
In retrospect, opera gave her the musical foundation that now fuels her career, and on Thursday, Oct. 11 and Friday, Oct. 12, Worden performs Penelope with the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony at the Conrad Centre for the Performing Arts.
Penelope is a song cycle based on the Greek epic, Homer's Odyssey, composed by Sarah Kirkland Snider who, upon hearing Worden for the first time a few years ago knew she would be perfect for the part, recalled Worden. "She saw my performance with the Brooklyn Philharmonic, she approached me and asked 'do you want to try this?'
"The music is deceivingly really, really hard, yet when you hear it, it sounds so easeful, intuitive and lyrical. I'm definitely motivated by challenge."
The story, she said, follows Odysseus as he returns from war to his wife Penelope and to a crises of identity. "He doesn't remember who he is, he doesn't remember her," she said.
Penelope debuted as a theatre monodrama in 2007, but after hearing Worden, Snider reworked the piece a couple of years ago to fit her voice. The angst of Odysseus and Penelope provided plenty of fodder for the composer and for Worden who seems chameleonlike in her performances. As Penelope, she is the serious soprano, dressed in appropriate costuming, but she will have a few surprises for the audience as well when she performs her own music, complete with costuming influenced by the sun which always makes her reflective of life.
It was the designer of an album cover a few years ago who made a comment on how everything Worden had done to that point had been performed in muted colours.
"I've been in singing in orange and bright pink ever since," she said. And the frothier the costume the better, though it never takes away from the power and clarity of her vocals.
As a performer and song writer, Worden has worked and studied in New York and Moscow and is best known for her role as lead singer in the indie rock band, My Brightest Diamond.
Penelope will be Worden's debut in Waterloo Region.
Penelope runs Oct. 11 & 12, 7:30 p.m.
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I believe the "I DOUBT IT" athiest call center is a recruitment tool...preying upon people who are questioning parts of their faith.
They should ask their priest about it... (not some athiest volunteer who has sad, self-absorbed thoughts).
Then, they should make up their own mind... not be recruited to join some anti-God club for moral support.
Believe or not believe. That's up to an individual. I know misery loves company, but there's no need to recruit someone who needs clarification and support from their priest who has studied theology and history for hours and hours.
By the way...
Faith is not based on evidence so trying to prove what someone believes in does not actually exist is a futile effort.
Hopefully my children will never question their faith because they have all the "evidence" they need in the Holy Spirit within them.


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A Brief History of Price Hill
Price Hill has been called Cincinnati's most distinctive suburb. Like all of metropolitan Cincinnati, the neighborhood was originally part of the great Symmes Purchase. Imagine a wilderness of forest and streams, with the bluffs used as lookout posts for Native Americans—an Indian mound stood near where Rapid Run and Overlook Avenues intersect until the early twentieth century. In 1791, William Terry built a log cabin in the midst of a virgin forest that was home to local tribes. Many early prominent citizens followed, settling on the hill and carving out estates from the surrounding wilderness. At that time the area was known as Bold Face Hill or Mt. Harrison.
Rees E. Price, who gave Price Hill the name we know it by today, was the eldest son of a wealthy Welsh merchant who had settled in Cincinnati and invested in land west of the Mill Creek. Rees Price built a brickyard and a sawmill on that land and laid out a subdivision. His sons, John and William Price, built the Incline Plane in 1874 with funds provided by their father. By the time Rees died in 1877, Price Hill was becoming a thriving community.
Many families realized that this western hill was a healthy and pleasant place to live, more than 800 feet above the crowded industrial areas. When the Eighth Street Viaduct was completed in 1893 and the city's rapid transit system was extended into Price Hill in 1894, the suburb flourished and many new homes were built in the area. The architecture of this period, from the mid-nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, borrowed design characteristics from Greek Revival, Italianate, Queen Anne, and Second Empire styles, just to name a few.
If you walk through Price Hill today, you will still find neatly kept, architecturally beautiful houses with inviting front porches. The porch was a symbol of wealth and welcome, where families and friends gathered. The developers of Glenway Subdivision mandated that each new home have a front porch and that the houses be built close together to prohibit off-street parking, to limit cars in the area, trying to retain the pedestrian lifestyle of the suburb.
Today, Price Hill is known as one of Cincinnati's greenest communities, not only for our parks and other green spaces, but also for the commitment of many residents to live an ecologically responsible lifestyle. We are proud to live in a neighborhood that values its past, present, and future as much as Price Hill does. We appreciate its beauties and advantages as a place of residence, from the Incline District through the old communities of Cedar Grove and the Village of Warsaw, to the far western reaches of one of Cincinnati's largest and greenest neighborhoods.


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March 3, 2014
SAN JOSE, Calif. – The Colorado State women's golf team wrapped up the first two rounds of the Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational on Monday with its best showing in the event in six years.
Playing at the Almaden Golf & Country Club in San Josè State's tournament for the eighth-consecutive year, the Rams sit in 10th place after a two-round score of 607.
"The girls played solid," Head Coach Annie Young said. "We gave a few shots away late in the rounds but a good round tomorrow will go a long way."
CSU was led by senior Emily Roering and junior Jessa LaBarbera, who is playing some of her best collegiate golf since returning to Fort Collins from winter break. Heading into the final round on Tuesday, these two Rams are currently sitting in a tie for 20th place, carding six-over 150s.
In the opening round, the Rams came out recording pars and led the tournament after six holes, but in the end CSU finished in a tie for eighth place after carding a 305. With light rain falling during the second round, CSU carded a 302, led by Roering's one-over.
Freshman Elisabeth Rau and senior Christina Spinzig are tied for 40th place, shooting 154 (+10) after 36 holes, and senior Betsy Kelly rounds out the Rams' lineup at 160 (+16).
The Rams' second-round total of 302 (+14), is CSU's best single-round score at the Spartan Invitational since March 4, 2008, when the Stefanie Ferguson-led Rams carded a 301.
Monday's first two rounds demonstrate the improvement the Rams have made under Young in her first season at CSU. After the first day at the Spartan Invitational last year, the Rams were in last place at 60-over par.
CSU leads three Mountain West opponents after two rounds. Boise State sits in 11th (609); Fresno State is in 12th (612); and Nevada is 13th (619).
Oregon, ranked No. 20 nationally by GolfWeek, leads the tournament with a two-round score of 588 (+12). The Ducks are barely holding off No. 35 UC Davis, which is just two strokes behind.
The final round will begin Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. MT. Live scoring is available on golfstat.com.
10 Colorado State 305-302 – 607 (+31)
T20 Jessa LaBarbera 73-77 – 150 (+6)
T20 Emily Roering 77-73 – 150 (+6)
T40 Elisabeth Rau 79-75 – 154 (+10)
T40 Christina Spinzig 76-78 – 154 (+10)
T63 Betsy Kelly 83-77 – 160 (+16)
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With this Thanksgiving DIY project, you can decorate a plain tray with a paper quilt and create something new and fabulous. This Classy Thanksgiving Party Tray is the perfect way to serve your guests in style. You will be the hero of the day when you bring in some tasty appetizers on this tray. Your party preparations just got so much simpler with this Thanksgiving craft idea. Create a Classy Thanksgiving Party Tray and let the holiday festivities begin.
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West Grant Ranch Boulevard has a Walk Score of 15 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in the Marston neighborhood in Denver. Nearby parks include Leawood Park, Clement Park and Hamlet Park.
Nearby schools include Grant Ranch K-8 School, Blue Heron Elementary School and Leawood Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Tony's Market and Stairway 2 Success.
The closest coffee shop is Autumn Grind Coffee. Nearby restaurants include Imperial Garden, Carl's Jr. / Green Burrito and IHOP.
West Grant Ranch Boulevard is near Southwest Auto Park, Bow Mar Heights Park and Wagon Trail Park.
There are minimal bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. West Grant Ranch Boulevard is somewhat bikeable, there is minimal bike infrastructure.
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Neil Offen: Walk this way
I don't get sick. I never get sick. That is, of course, what all of us say when we actually do get sick
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Last year, the night before Thanksgiving, our oven exploded. That was not in the recipe.
This year, as preparation for the big day, I've developed a terrible November cold which has exploded all over my nose and lungs. This, too, was not in the recipe we saw in "Joy of Cooking" nor did we see it in "Joy of Coughing."
Do it yourself is fine unless I'm doing it myself. Yourself is probably much better.
Welcome to your new electronic health records portal, ushering in a new generation of high-tech medicinal confusion. Here you will have immediate access to all the frustration and time-wasting that in the past you could only get by going directly to the doctor's office.
It's time we stand by our records, so let the record show that my opponent has pulled the wings off insects.
Not too long ago, at a celebratory event, I found myself dancing with my young adult daughter. Afterward, as I was receiving oxygen, my daughter said she wanted to tell me something.
In a stunning decision that sent lawyers on both sides running to their checkbooks to see how much more they could charge for their advice, the U.S. Supreme Court today refused to issue an injunction against any further injunctions.
All I wanted, really, was to buy a new pair of sneakers. Of course, nobody sells sneakers anymore.
This is update 8.02.4/6, designed to replace update 8.02.4/5, which replaced 8.02.4/4, which was supposed to greatly enhance your reading experience but instead locked your newspaper onto the paid obituary page.
I met with my financial adviser the other day, despite the fact that I don't have many financials to advise and they are notoriously reluctant to listen when you offer them any suggestions.
Without the help of all those working behind the scenes and several who worked in front of the scenes and those few who dared to work on the sides of the scenes, this column would not have been possible. Of course, then again, it might have been better.
The other day, when I discovered that we have, in our house, 16 flower vases although I am allergic to flowers, I realized it was time to de-clutter.


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Will the mallard nest hatch in summer?
PhanieJune 26, 2012
I have a mallard and swedish blue who both have been with eachother for the last 4 years (they are "free range" with a pond and have escaped foxes and Racoons in the high Rocky Mountians) and now the mallard has made a nest in my flower garden it is now June and now I am wondering if they may hatch or not. I am wondering if she is having babies so late becuase it freezes until about june 16th arpound here. She is taken care of them, but I am wondering is it to late for ducklings?