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The high-performance Gregory Z45 employs lightweight, high-tenacity fabrics and an innovative suspension system to provide streamlined load carrying capability. This versatile is ready made for technical day hiking or fast-and-light backpacking.
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Weighing in at well under a pound, the Gregory Tempo 8 hydration pack delivers a dialed-in fit and incorporates run-specific organizational and access features that are perfect for multi-hour runs and ultramarathons.
Weighing just 12 ounces, the Gregory Pace 8 Women's hydration pack delivers a dialed-in fit and incorporates run-specific organizational and access features that are perfect for multi-hour runs and ultramarathons.
As part of a Boy Scout project, 14-year old Wayne Gregory designed his first backpack. Little did he know, he'd found his life's work. Dissatisfied after an initial foray into the business of external frame backpack design, Wayne founded a company in 1977 dedicated to the creation of innovative, well-fitting internal frame backpacks.
Over a quarter of a century later, Gregory remains an industry leader in advancements to comfort, fit and durability. Self-adjusting shoulder harnesses and waistbelts, high quality durable fabrics, and ground-breaking features ensure the high performance of Gregory packs. In fact, you'll have a hard time dreaming up an adventure too big for a Gregory backpack.
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May 20, 2008
They're Probably Really Tiny Christian Louboutins
Last night was a fabulous meal at Marche with Maria, Sara, Amy, Emily, & some other non-blogging new friends Holly, Lauren, & Bridget. This morning I am off to the big blogger Mommy Monologues panel bright and early. Thanks to my awesome friendforever Jen, I had a great place to stay. I'll be taking her to lunch today! I love the city life!
Here's a bit of the text messaging going on between hubby & I while I've been away:
he: Noah just asked if the baby was naked in your belly or if she had clothes on.
me: Ha! I'm sure she's at least wearing really cute shoes, if she's MY daughter!
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That reminds me of a friend's three year-old daughter who giggled incessantly whenever someone mentioned the baby in her mommy's belly b/c she knew he was "nekkid" in there! :-)
BTW, I can't say whether they're cute or not, but this little girl in my belly must be wearing STILETTOS!!! Ouch!
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An exploration of the parallel development of Biblical interpretation and Canon in the Early Church, from the first to the 4th centuries. A high point in this process was the development of systematic Christian commentaries on the Old and New Testaments. In this course students will look at excerpts from commentaries ranging from the Dead Sea Scrolls through the late 4th century and read selections from Christian authors, both orthodox and heterodox, with an eye to understanding how the boundaries and interpretation of Scripture changed over time. The systematic commentary marked a significant change in the way Christians "did" theology which provides an opportunity to explore of the meaning of exegesis in our own as well as earlier times. Lectures, reading of original sources in translation, group discussion, 1 reflection paper, research essay.
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A soft, waffle-textured form-fitting fabric that is perfect for shaped furniture. You simply won't believe it's a slipcover! Memory stretch fabric and all-around elastic provide a clean, sleek look that goes on easily and stays in place. Fiber content: 94% polyester / 6% spandex. Imported. Machine wash separately in cold water, gentle cycle. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low, do not iron. Available for: chairs, loveseats, sofas, recliners, wing chairs and pillows. Color: Chocolate.
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Diamond Metal Stretch Bracelet
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August 7, 2009
Mysore Rasam
You will be carried away by this aromatic spicy rasam!
Tamarind-lime size
Tomato-1 chopped
Hing-1/4 tsp
Rasam powder-1/4 tsp
Cooked thur dal-1 tbsp
To roast till golden brown in a drop of oil/ghee and grind to a coarse powder:
Thur dal-1 tsp
pepper-1/4 tsp
Red chillies-3
Coriander seeds-1/2 tsp
Channa dal-1/2 tsp
Coconut-1 tbsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Coriander leaves-for garnish
Seasoning in 1 tsp ghee:
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves-a few
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Soak tamarind in warm water. Extract 2.5 cups of tamarind water.
To tamarind water, add tomato, salt, hing and rasam powder and boil it for 10 minutes.
Add the ground powder and continue boiling for 8-10 minutes.
Add cooked thur dal and 1.5 cups of water. Let it boil for 5 minutes.
Turn off the heat. Do the seasoning and garnish with coriander leaves.
Mix with rice and ghee and serve with any curry/pappad.
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Today early in the morning, i saw ur rasam and decided to have it for lunch.I really loved the flavor of this rasam.It was quite different than the regular ones I make.I added the entire ground powder(as it was not mentioned how many tsp to use) and it tasted abit spicy for me.so went adding 1-1/2 cup of extra water.But the final product was sooo yummy...
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When ever i'm dishonest my conscience starts to kick in and i get paranoid and start to recede from the world thinking everyone knows whats going on inside my head?
And thats when this illness strikes, when i'm isolated from God and my fellows.
Then my head starts to justify what i've done wrong and i'll go do it again only this time worse and the same cycle starts over and over again until i'm left laying in a heap, shattered and broken by my own willfullness.


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- From 02 Sat Aug 2014 to 04 Mon Aug 2014 August 2, 2014 August 4, 2014 Astor Crowne Plaza
Satchmo SummerFest
Outdoor events at SatchmoFest feature live bands on several stages, starring some of New Orleans' top musicians. Many of them will pay their tributes to Armstrong and his music. Samplings of New Orleans' world-famous culinary delicacies will be offered for sale in and around the festival site, while refreshing Southern-style beverages and other soft drinks will keep you cool and hydrated.
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In response to the earthquake and Tsunami in Japan, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is dispatching a Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) and has mobilized its partners, the Fairfax County Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Team and the Los Angeles County Search and Rescue Team. Each USAR team will be composed of approximately 72 personnel, search and rescue canines and approximately 75 tons of rescue equipment.
Saving Lives at Birth: A Grand Challenge for Development, was launched today to seek innovative prevention and treatment approaches for pregnant women and newborns in rural, low-resource settings. This partnership leverages the collective resources of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the Government of Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Grand Challenges Canada, and The World Bank.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day. The global community has come far since that first anniversary, but progress must still be made. Too many countries continue to face gaps in gender quality, women's empowerment, and the welfare of their women and girls. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is committed to overcoming these gaps.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - On March 9th, the U.S. Agency for International Development, the Government of Norway, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Grand Challenges Canada, and The World Bank will announce a new partnership that will seek innovative solutions to reduce maternal and newborn mortality in developing countries.
The U.S. Senate confirmed Eric G. Postel as USAID's Assistant Administrator for Economic Growth, Agriculture, and Trade (EGAT) on March 3, 2011.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Special Assistant to the Administrator for Middle East George Laudato administered the oath of office to Senior Foreign Service Officer Robert Wilson as the new USAID Mission Director to Yemen.
At approximately 5:00pm and 6:00pm local time, two C-130 military transport planes will be landing in Djerba, Tunisia delivering humanitarian supplies from the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Today marks the 50th Anniversary of the establishment of the Peace Corps, an inspiring agency that has brought peace and friendship to communities around the world. Since its creation, over 200,000 Americans have made the commitment to dedicate part of their lives and work in 139 total countries.
Today, Dr. Robert E. Wuertz was sworn in as the new Mission Director for Macedonia for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The oath was administered by USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah.
Zanzibar celebrated the handover of the highly successful Zanzibar Teacher Upgrading by Radio Project (ZTUR) to the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training on February 23rd, 2011 at the National Teacher Resource Center. The handover ceremony was jointly presided by the U.S. Deputy Chief of Mission Robert Scott and Zanzibar's Minister of Education and Vocational Training Ramadhan Abdulla Shabaan.
Officials from the U.S. Government and the Government of Southern Sudan joined Western Equatoria State authorities and members of the Maridi community to inaugurate the town's first power generation and electricity distribution system. The Maridi community participated during the construction phase of the project by taking part in stakeholder meetings to decide on the type of utility to be built, providing most of the local labor force for construction activities, and utilizing local materials from Maridi.
Mark Lopes, USAID Deputy Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean and Maria Cristina Lazo, Executive Director of the International Cooperation Agency of Chile (AgCI), signed a Memorandum of Understanding to pursue joint development cooperation in third countries.
In response to the earthquake in New Zealand and upon request from the New Zealand government, the United States is deploying a U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART). The Response Team will include the Los Angeles County (California) Fire Department Urban Search and Rescue team (USAR) to assist with the search and rescue efforts.
WASHINGTON, DC - Michael E. Hase, 62, was arrested in Dulles, Virginia yesterday by Federal agents of the Office of Inspector General, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Hase was arrested on an embezzlement charge stemming from his work as a controller for USAID, announced Ike Hendershot, Assistant Inspector General for Investigations.
300 million fewer women than men own and access mobile phones in the developing world, according to a report released in 2010 by GSMA, the world's largest mobile industry association. The report highlights the barriers facing women's adoption of mobile technologies in the developing world.
Today, USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah presented the David E. Barmes Global Health Lecture at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). In his comments, Dr. Shah issued a challenge to the development community around a set of transformational goals. He also reaffirmed USAID's commitment to the President's Global Health Initiative.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - On February 15th, USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will deliver the David E. Barmes Global Health Lecture at the National Institutes of Health. This appears to be the first address to NIH staff at-large by a sitting USAID Administrator. In his remarks, Dr. Shah will chart a course forward for President Obama's Global Health Initiative and issue a challenge to the development community around five transformational goals.
BRASÍLIA, Brazil - USAID Deputy Assistant Administrator Mark Lopes and Minister Marco Farani of the Brazilian Agency for Cooperation (ABC) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a professional staff exchange program between their agencies. Beginning in April, each agency will host a staff member in their offices to share expertise and collaborate on joint programs to facilitate peer-to-peer learning on donor best practices around the world.
Over the next three days more than 900 leaders and experts from agriculture and health will gather in New Delhi, India to amplify the important linkage between nutrition and agriculture in poverty reduction. The focus of the International Food Policy Research Institute's (IFPRI) 2020 Conference, "Leveraging Agriculture for Improving Nutrition and Health", reflects the emphasis of the international community's increased efforts to improve undernutrition, which is an essential component of the USG's Feed the Future and Global Health Initiatives.
WASHINGTON, DC - USAID Assistant Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean Mark Feierstein and Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs Arturo A. Valenzuela will travel to El Salvador from February 9-11. Feierstein and Valenzuela seek to deepen and enhance El Salvador's bilateral partnership with the United States, through the Presidential Policy Directive on Global Development. The delegation will also discuss joint efforts to ensure the safety and security of Salvadoran citizens and will meet with political and private sector leaders.
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Now that's an Open Challenge!!
Heh... Nojoy on finding out that way... Only ONE .so- Ageia's SDK is present. Past that, there is only one binary, the server. It, unfortunately, is done much the same way an LGP binary has been done for stability reasons.
Licenses for middleware stated in the EULA:
Fonix VoiceIn and DecTalk
Odd combo of things, really. Don't have a clue (yet) as to what the hold up was. Apparently it wasn't Bink or GameSpy any more than it was PhysX.
i went over each one and here's what i came up with...
Speedtree - no issue, linux already supported.
Fonix VoiceIn and DecTalk - might pose problems...
Libxml2 - no issues, open source.
ConvexDecomposition - which library is this?
PhysX - closed source, and says support for linux is comming.
GameSpy - closed source, but shows support for linux, at least with prior titles (look at quake 4 and doom 3?)
Lua - no issues, open source.
SDL 1.2 - no issues, open source.
just by a quick look, it's easy to say that fonix voicein, and dectalk might be the hold up.
You didn't do much digging:
"DECtalk 4.6.4 and 5.0 are still available as downloadable run-time (RT) only products, formatted specifically for Linux-based applications. Click here for more information."
VoiceIn, on the other hand, doesn't seem to officially state that there's a Linux version, but considering that the thing targets PS3, etc. it's not likely that this is actually the problem either as it's liable to be C++ or C code with little fancy stuff in it. You couldn't target all those platforms that they claim to with the VoiceIn Game SDK if you did stupid stuff.
Furthermore, VoiceIn and DecTalk would be client side apps- there's little use for a speech recog and text to speech system on the server side of things.
By licensing statements alone, you won't find what had to be worked out or re-worked. You're going to have to think through what might/might not exist on both sides that might need to be re-worked simultaneously to get rid of a licensing problem. Also don't think for one moment that the OpenSource stuff can't be a problem- one still has to abide by the licensing terms of the license used by the software that you're using (As the in recent times violators of the GPL on BusyBox have been finding out...). The LGPL has to be abided by- which means you need to provide an option to dynamically link a binary to a new version of the library. If you don't provide SOME way of doing it, you're in violation of the terms of the license if you're not abiding by the terms given you by the regular GPL. That's just one example of a gotcha. Ryan stated we all wouldn't believe our eyes or ears if we were told what'd been the problem- I'm of the opinion that this is the truth and it's a damned silly thing that held it up.
Is it just me or is it strange that the UT3 Demo Beta Server links against both libstdc++.so.6 and libgcc_s.so.1 whereas the final server does not.
I have seen plenty of games link against (and distribute) these two libraries. I just thought it strange that they were distributed and linked against for the demo beta server and have not been distributed with or linked against in the final server.
It's a maintenance/game reliabilty issue.
LD_PRELOAD's really kind of a bad thing- it causes all kinds of issues with security, stability, etc. and should be used as a band-aid for problems or for debugging one's code. At least one of those two libraries represents an issue for older systems being able to run the server (libstdc++.so.6 is a relatively new thing from within the last couple of years.) on things as old as Debian Woody. If you statically link key runtimes, you can get away with a broad range of support. I'm not sure about it being 100% kosher for them though without a dynamic linkable version- it's not in keeping with the LGPL terms, which require you to provide a means to substitute .so's to LD_PRELOAD if there's a problem to be addressed by the library in question. LGP statically links most of the stuff in the titles they provide (For robustness reasons- you can be assured of reliable operation on a large range of distributions that way... If done right, you can expect the code to run against distributions about 5 or so years old, even...) but provides a dynamic link version for such instances. libstdc++ is one of the ones, if you're not going to go the LD_PRELOAD route, that you WANT to statically link- it sidesteps the fact that we've had, over the last 5-6 years, three different C++ application binary interfaces. The current one, hopefully, will be the one we end up with for a while so this will become less of an issue over the next couple of years. As it stands, if you want reliable operation, you will statically link against the libstdc++ of your choice, dynamically link against glibc with the 2.1 ABI edge either by using very specific .so's for it or by using Autobuild from Autopackage to force things to the right way.


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- Made with exceptionally supple and durable deerskin, Lycra and nylon
- Close fitting for superior dexterity and all-day comfort
- An ideal all-purpose gardening glove
Now, gardeners in the US can enjoy the unmatched durability and legendary comfort of Gold Leaf Gloves. Boasting the highest quality materials and workmanship, Gold Leaf Gloves stand up to tough tasks yet remain soft and pliable. One of the few select products ever endorsed by Britain's Royal Horticultural Society, Gold Leaf gloves are used by the gardeners at Buckingham Palace! The palm of Soft Touch gloves is made of deerskin leather. The back is Lycra, nylon and foam with a VELCRO® brand closure on cuff. The gloves start out snug; as you wear them they stretch and conform to the contours of your hand like a custom-tailored glove. Choice of two sizes: Women's or Men's. Women with large hands may want to order the Men's size.
- Deerskin leather, Lycra, nylon and foam with VELCRO® brand closure on cuff
- Women's size is approx. 8" L
- Men's size is approx. 9" L
- Women with large hands may want to order Men's size
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I buy these gloves every year to use in my woodland garden. They used to last much longer than they do now. The finger tips wear out quickly. Noticeable decrease in quality.
- Was this a gift?:
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- Very Comfortable
- Well Made
- None so far
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- Working in the garden
I have ve used the gloves to plant flowers, working with dirt and a shovel.
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- Dexterous
- Hardwearing
- Soft feeling
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- Daily Gardening
I use these on dry days in the garden and if I'm working with stone, bricks, sand, or grit. They are my usual go to.
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- Hard wearing
- Soft to wear
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I have all four types of gold leaf and use them all.
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The first pair were a Xmas gift from a friend. The next two pair I bought so I would always have a pair available. They are great because they mold to my hands and I can easily grab and pick up items. Ideal for weed pulling too.
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Today, I used the gloves for the first time. Honestly, I was afraid that I had wasted a lot of money on a product that wouldn't deliver. After working around roses and prickly plants/weeds, I was sold. I insisted on my husband trying on my gloves. He was sold, with the exception of needing a "male" size glove. With this being said, I'm not impressed with the "one size fits all (aka not everyone)" when it comes to these gloves. Bottom line....I'd give a rating of at least 4.5/5
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- Comfortable
- Not heavy duty
Best Uses
- Light Weeding
- Pruning
Lasted only 3 days before the stitching broke on the top of a finger leaving a big hole. I used them for digging rocks out of the garden, laying gravel for paths and smoothing out the gravel. I carried and moved large rocks for walls and boarders. I was skeptical of the fabric part on the fingers as soon as I saw them but gave them a shot. No good for my type of work. I was surprised that they only lasted 3 days, I was hoping for at least a week but I bought them because I was hoping for maybe a year of use. I gave them average rating because they would be good for pruning, for average weeding they may be a bit hot to wear in the summer but are nice and comfortable for light use.
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- Conform To Own Hand
- Last a lifetime
- Stands behind product
- Versatile
- Will Form To My Hands
- Will last a lifetime
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These gloves will live on my hands tilhis summer so their conformity is importantant and it is obvious I'll get it. Must also breathe, which seems a sure bet. Spring can't get here soon enough!
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- Comfortable
- Durable
- Velcro wrists
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- Digging
- Moderate Yard Work
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I LOVE these gloves! I have only used these gloves for the fall season, but, so far they have held up beautifully. These truely are the gold standard for garden gloves! Yes, they are pricey, but if you do serious garden work then these are so so worth it. These have saved my hands from many a bister and bruise after hours and hours of garden work this fall! I love to put them on, love to work in them, and hate to take them off. The yellow color does wear off of the palms after the first few uses, which alarmed me at first, but it is just the leather breaking in.
- Comfortable
- High Quality
- Not waterproof
Best Uses
- Pruning
- Roses
The most comfortable and well-made gardening gloves I've ever owned! The leather on the palms & fingers is both thick and soft at the same time, and the double-thick knit material one the back side of the glove discourages rose thorns from sneak attacks from the rear :-). They are not waterproof, like some plasticized rose gloves, but they dry out well and stay soft.
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The hotel staff were very accomodating, and helpful in recommending local points of interest. The breakfast provided was excellent. The facility though it appears a bit dated is very well maintained. Would definitely recommend to a friend, and will revisit if we vacation there again.
Pool was not heated
-Room was spacious and comfortable -bathroom had a window for extra light and ventilation -Massage chair was a nice addition -plenty of storage for clothing in dresser and closet -plenty of parking -beautiful view -pool had plenty of seating and was well maintained -fitness facility was easily accessible and met my needs -short walk/drive to looking glass restaurant -main bar with piano player was enjoyable
-could use more easily accessible outlets -on two occasions (once in the fitness center, another in the main lobby) the water cooler did not have the cap removed by the staff. In the fitness center, I had to remove it myself and flip over the 5 gallon cooler. In the lobby I left it as is.
The location is great. Walking distance to the heart of Bar Harbor (shops, restaurants, bars). Wonderful views of the harbor itself.
Nothing. It was wonderful.
Great location and amazing views. Staff were delightful.
The Bar Harbor Motel isn't fancy, but it's clean, and the staff is extraordinarily friendly and helpful. I would characterize the motel as being great for families, or for hikers looking for a relatively inexpensive place to sleep and a free breakfast before hitting the trails at Acadia National Park. There are not many "creature comforts," but the beds are comfortable and the showers are hot, which is what hikers are really looking for. I would certainly stay there again.
Excellent staff/breakfast and server at breakfast, clean facility, very comfortable bed.
No insulation under heat/ac unit, very very cold air came right in. Sensor over door turned off heat when there was no motion in the room- came back to 50 degree f room. No fan/vent in bathroom. Parking not very well plowed.
Loved the location, nice staff, breakfast, coffee/tea all day (soup during the week, room was quiet (with one exception - see what I didn't like), pool & whirlpool, room frig/microwave. All very convenient. The bed was comfortable too.
The one issue is the VERY loud heater/air conditioner in the rooms. When the fans come on you cannot hear the TV, conversations and I woke from sleep. When they are off, the room is cold. Too bad, because I did NOT get a good nights sleep for 4 nights.
Very clean, comfy, accommodating, and in a great location next to the park entrance and town.
Wish they had more options for breakfast such as scrambled eggs and bacon, ham, or sausage. Lots of variety, but lacking in some breakfast foods.
Location...on main st seconds to intersection of main and downtown park...5minute walk to harbor
Great location, walking distance to many restaurants and shopping
Breakfast space was tight, but was not a big issues for us.
Room was clean and very nice. View was wonderful! Free breakfast was good quality.
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The Wilson ProStaff 6.1 racquet line has been a popular choice among advanced players since the introduction of the ProStaff 6.1 Classic back in the early '90s.
The ProStaff 6.1 Classic offered an ideal transition for players using narrow beam midsize racquets who were looking to move into a slightly wider Midplus model without giving up control and feel.
We turned to our very own Granville Swope, who has the most experience with the Pro Staff racquet line here at TW, to get a sense of the development and appeal of the 6.1 racquets. In the following Q & A, Gran takes us through some of his experiences with ProStaff racquets, both young and old.
TW: Gran, tell us when you first started using a Wilson Pro staff, which version it was and what racquet you were previously using? GS: Well, it really began with the Wilson Ultra 2 back in college. It was a "breakthrough" stick at that time, as the Prince Pro (black aluminum OS) was the popular racquet when it came on the scene. After college I began playing with the ProStaff 6.0 Original 85, which I still think is probably the single best tennis racquet ever made. I had much success in the 30 and 35 age group tournaments with the ProStaff 6.0 (success being relative of course). When I hit the 40's I needed a little more power, and that's when I switched to the ProStaff 6.1 Classic 95 and really never left. I upgraded as needed (if my racquets fatigued) and went to the Hyper Pro Staff 6.1. When I saw the Euro only version of that racquet with 18 mains I picked up two and really liked them. I skipped the nCode version as my Hyper Pro Staff 6.1s were still very crisp. My Hyper Pro Staff 6.1s are still very sweet and it's like an old friend when I take to the court with them in hand. They remain in my bag just in case the day is not going the way I want it to.
TW: Can you tell us about some of your memorable matches and moments while using one of the Wilson Pro Staffs? GS: Most recently I was fortunate enough to play an exhibition with Stan Smith - I still had my Hyper Pro Staff 6.1 sticks but decided to take one of the K-Factor demos from TW stock. I was a bit nervous about playing with Stan with a racquet I had not hit with before, but it worked out fine. I held serve and we won the abbreviated format. I also had the pleasure of playing with a unique ProStaff 6.0 Original 85 - one of Pete Sampras' custom St. Vincent sticks for a brief playtest. Woah! That racquet is a scalpel! It remains one of the most memorable hits due largely to the mass of his sticks (13.8 ounces). I could feel the ball "pancaking" in the stringbed. At the net I could place the ball on a dime. Never before had I had such a sense of control. Needless to say, fatigue set in quickly and I almost lost the racquet on a serve. That was the end of that playtest.
TW: Have you ever strayed away from the 6.1 line and if so, what racquets have tempted you away? GS: Yes - I have been tempted by the fruits of the others. There are so many performance sticks available now. First and foremost is HEAD's Prestige Midplus. Perhaps I am a bit fickle but the shape of the grip can be a deal breaker and the HEAD grips are a bit too rectangular for me. If not for that I would have switched. On the other side are the new Prince O3 racquets - several models here to choose from including the new Black which we just finished reviewing. Nice sticks, but the grip is just too round for my liking. The Babolat Pure Drive Roddick is a great stick - just a bit too powerful for my taste. But I know it has helped Chris' game quite a bit.
TW: Has the new KSix-One tempted you to switch? If so, which version? GS: I have just made the switch to the KSix-One (18x20) and am still in the tweaking process with Paul Reed, our in-house racquet tech. I've got three spec'd exactly to match my Hyper Pro Staff 6.1s. At this point I'm trying some new string which, as we all know, can dramatically change the playing characteristics.
TW: What is the ideal string for a 6.1, in your opinion? GS: If I had my choice of string and didn't have to pay for it - no question, natural gut. The best feeling is a set of natural with one or two sets on it. Sweet. But since I'm budget conscious, I generally go with Babolat X-Cel 17g. Currently I'm testing three different strings in my three KSix-One 95s (Kirschbaum Multi-Fibre, Kirschbaum Pro Line I, and HEAD's Intellitour 16g). I'm not on board with all the Polys yet - I'm not a string breaker.
With Gran making the switch to the KSix-One 95 18/20 during this playtest, there's no doubt these racquets made a strong impression on him. To find out if the latest KSix-Ones struck a cord with our other playtesters, read on.
The KSix-One 95 16/18 offered a solid, control oriented response from the baseline. For Ryan K, it was love at first hit with the KSix-One 95. "I absolutely fell in love with my groundstrokes hitting with this racquet. I was impressed by the crisp, solid feel and amazing control. I was immediately able to dial in my game and add the perfect amount of topspin." Finding an emphasis on control and spin was Jason. "The open string pattern really allowed me to generate great spin on my groundstrokes. I felt that the racquet lacked a bit in power, which ended up being both a positive and a negative. A positive because I could take great big rips at the ball and have it controlled and land in play. A negative because when I needed to hit a winner, there just wasn't enough power for me to do it. At times I felt as if I was maxing out on the power potential of this racquet and my playing style. The spin potential on this racquet was fantastic! Everything from my topspin forehands to my backhand slice had great action on the ball. Hitting groundstrokes with this stick was a joy." Enjoying the solid response from the baseline was Spencer. "I liked the feel and control of this racquet when hitting groundstrokes. It offered plenty of access to spin, which let me take a big cut at the ball and keep it inside the baseline. However, I had a few issues when hitting flatter shots, as the open string pattern seemed to trampoline a few balls deep. All in all, a very solid hit from the baseline."
Finding the racquet to be a solid fit for his game from the baseline was Granville. "The KSix-One 16/18 was as solid as a rock. This latest iteration of the Wilson 6.1 delivers the goods; it has the perfect weight, balance and stiffness for the experienced player to put the ball anywhere on the court with power and depth. The head light balance point makes it maneuverable and equally potent at the net as it is at the baseline. Additionally, this racquet provides a great platform for trying different swing weights by adding some lead tape here or there." Chris also enjoyed the control and response of the racquet from the baseline. "I liked hitting groundstrokes with this racquet. It felt very solid all around and was very comfortable. Even though the racquet felt comfortable at impact, I still had lots of feel and control on my shots. Regardless of whether I was hitting topspin, flat or slice, I always felt I got out what I put in. I never had to worry about the ball flying on me. I always had a good idea of the direction and depth of my shots as soon as they left the racquet. I did not find quite as much feel with this one as I did with the 18/20 version, but there was still heavy emphasis on control with this stick. Power was provided by the mass of the racquet. Whereas lighter, stiffer racquets can max out on power when swung very fast, this one continued to deliver."
The KSix-One 95 16/18 provided a very high level of control and feel for our team when volleying. Jason enjoyed the touch and feel he found on his volleys with the racquet. "One of the most impressive things about this racquet was the touch and maneuverability it provided at net. I enjoyed the weight of the racquet. It wasn't too heavy, so I could still quickly put the racquet where it needed to be. It was also not so light that fast paced balls were hard to handle. There were a few touch volleys I hit where I thought that the racquet deserved all the credit because it did all the work, I just made contact. " Also finding lots of feel from the racquet was Ryan K. "I had so much feel at the net with this racquet. I was able to hit solid, well placed volleys and light-touch drop shots with ease."
Spencer was impressed with both the touch and mobility at the net. "This racquet offered nice maneuverability with fantastic touch. It seemed easy to place volleys where I wanted. The racquet stayed very stable on off-center hits, and the ball still stayed on line to where I was aiming. I don't come to net all too often, but I felt comfortable when volleying with this one."
Granville found some surgeon's precision volleying with the KSix-One 95 16/18. "This racquet proved to be yet another 'scalpel' for dissecting my opponent. It was stable and provided what I needed at each moment. Playing defensively, it offered the mass to get the ball back. On offense, I found some solid, stable power. This racquet was one of the few that gave me the feeling that my energy and direction were efficiently and tightly coordinated." Finding a solid response was Chris. "This racquet felt as solid as a rock at net. The racquet never got pushed around by the ball and I was again impressed by the level of comfort. I had lots of control on both deep and angled volleys. I was volleying with lots of confidence and found solid technique rewarded with a very precise feel and lots of control on my shots."
The KSix-One 95 16/18 proved to be a popular stick on serves. Serving well with the racquet was Chris. "I found some nice pace and spin with this racquet. Faster swings resulted in good pace and some nice weight on my serves. I was able to hit all my serves with pretty good accuracy and I felt like I was serving well." Spencer quickly dialed in his serves with the KSix-One 95. "After only a few serves, I felt I was in a groove. The control was very consistent. This racquet helped me keep my opponents on their toes, as I was able to mix up placement and speed with confidence, which helped dictate several points." Finding an emphasis on control was Ryan K. "I was very comfortable serving with this stick. Even though it lacks in power compared to some (similar) racquets, it made up for it with solid feel and control."
Granville found the level of accuracy he's come to expect when serving with a member of the 6.1 racquet family. "As with previous versions of this racquet, I could drive the ball to, or very close to, any spot in the service square. I didn't have to think about it - the racquet felt like an extension of my arm. Furthermore, it provided all the power I could want." Jason was blown away by the level of control he had while serving with the KSix-One 95. "This racquet was extraordinary when serving. The control I got with this racquet was some of the best I've ever felt. By no means was I breaking the sound barrier with my serves, but I didn't have to because I could put it where I wanted it. Hitting my slice second serve was no problem, and the open 16x18 pattern helped produced some great spin."
Our team found the KSix-One 95 16/18 to be a very solid racquet for hitting returns. Enjoying the mass of the racquet was Granville. "As my father always tells me, 'Form fits function.' When it comes to an effective serve return, weight, balance and mass come together for the common good, but it will be the overall weight of the racquet that really delivers - making this an excellent racquet for returns. It was just heavy enough to get the ball back, even in the most defensive situations. If you have the time or anticipation to take the ball on the rise - again, it will be the mass of the racquet that directs that fuzzy missile to its target."
Mixing up some angled and sliced returns was Jason. "I felt that I could attack more with this racquet. It was maneuverable enough that I could try to take some balls early and hit some sharp angled returns. On my backhand side, slicing back returns became more consistent and under control." Finding plenty of shot variety when returning with the racquet was Ryan K. "I felt as though I was able to catch my opponent off guard at times when hitting serve returns. This one really opened up a range of shots for me, allowing for great down the line and hard cross court returns."
Returning consistently with the racquet was Spencer. "I enjoyed the ability to return with ease and consistency. I didn't feel I could so much attack off a decent server, but did feel I could keep many returns in play and stay in the point more often than not." Finding a smooth response from the racquet on returns was Chris. "Solid and smooth are words that come to mind when returning with this racquet. I enjoyed the response from this stick very much. I was able to place the ball well and felt very much in control of my return game. However, I was missing the power of my regular racquet and wasn't finding quite the snap off my forehand that I'm used to getting."
The KSix-One 95 16/18 continues the tradition of control and ball feel that has become a hallmark of the 6.1 racquet line. Our team found lots of control and a very solid response from all areas of the court. There's no doubt, if you've got the game, the KSix-One 95 16/18 delivers the goods baseline to net. Our testers also found a high level of comfort from this one - partly thanks to the racquet's mass and resulting stability. The headlight balance keeps the swingweight manageable, and advanced players will find plenty of mobility at net and on service returns. We found the open string pattern to offer a tad more ball speed off the stringbed, but the emphasis here is still heavily on control. A solid stick for 4.5+ level players and a must hit for 6.1 fans.
Jason "This is truly a great racquet that advanced players will enjoy. I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed the open string pattern more than the tight string pattern because my own racquet is an 18x20. It doesn't matter if you want to be a serve and volleyer like Sampras or a baseliner like Agassi or anything in between, this racquet can fit your game. What I appreciated most about this racquet was the feel and control."
Ryan K "Wilson has been my racquet of choice for most of my tennis years and I will stick with them yet again. If you love the previous 6.1 models, you will have to give this one a try."
Granville "In my mind the 6.0 and 6.1 are among the finest racquets ever produced. This latest version of the Classic is on par with the others. If you've hit with this racquet you know what I am talking about - if you haven't, you need to."
Chris "A nice player's racquet with lots of control. While I enjoyed hitting with it, this racquet paled in comparison to my Pure Drive Roddick when it came to spin and power."
Spencer "There is a reason this is the racquet choice of several touring professionals."
When hitting groundstrokes, our team found an even higher level of control and feel from the KSix-One 95 18/20. Finding lots of control and surprising spin from the racquet was Jason "Although I found this one less powerful than the 16/20, it provides similar amounts of control, which was great. I just wished I could've put some good zip on the ball. Don't be fooled by the tight string pattern, balls coming off this racquet are coming off with good spin." Also enjoying plenty of control from the KSix-One 95 18/20 was Ryan K. "This racquet was very solid, just like the 16x18. I found a little more control, but topspin was more difficult to achieve."
Granville found some added bite from the tighter string pattern. "Same great racquet, same great feel - just a bit more bite on the ball. We are getting down to splitting hairs here, but it feels to me (counter to my logic) that I get a millisecond more bite on the ball with the 18x20 pattern. The result is a bit more spin potential and control. I've been using this racquet for a few years (Hyper 6.1 18/20 which was a Euro only offering) and love it. Another related stroke where I see the benefit of the extra main strings is the approach shot. I can slide the approach (especially on the backhand side) with some inside out sidespin which kicks out a bit wider and can force the error before I get to the net. It felt like having a new tool in the shed or an extra wedge in my bag when hitting the links."
Impressed by the control, stability and feel of the racquet was Chris. "This was my favorite of the two from the baseline. I felt like I had even more control with the tighter string pattern and wasn't giving up pace to get it. I really liked hitting slice approach shots with this stick. I was able to knife backhand slices and was being more aggressive with that shot. I found a very close level of topspin with this version, and had more control when hitting it. Control, stability and feel were the standout characteristics of this stick for me. I did my best to use the feel and control of this stick to my advantage and really enjoyed the playtest." Spencer found the racquet to offer some nice stability through the contact zone. "I enjoyed the solid feel and directional control of the 18/20 string pattern. At 12.3 ounces I found good 'plough-through' and depth from both sides. Though it has a tighter string pattern, the spin production was more than I anticipated, which was a nice surprise. I found this control oriented stick performed exceptionally from the baseline."
At net the KSix-One 95 18/20 continued to impress, with our testers noting a high level of feel and control on volleys. Spencer was volleying with confidence during this playtest. "I found many of the same attributes at net as I did with the 16/18 string pattern. Like it's open pattern counterpart, the 18/20 offered plenty of feel and control. This racquet instilled a lot of confidence for me when coming to net." Granville found it hard to distinguish a performance difference between the two racquets at net. "At the net the 18/20 version really did not offer me any significant advantage other than it may string up a little tighter."
Having success with his volleys and overheads with the KSix-One 95 18/20 was Jason. "Volleying was very comparable to that of the 16/18 version. A very solid stick at the net, combining good control and maneuverability. Overheads were easy to put away with a quick snap of the wrist. I felt that volley's that weren't hit cleanly had a harsher feel than the 16/18 version." Finding more feel but less power from this version of the racquet was Ryan K. "I was able to hit very clean volleys, but I found it lacked the punch the other string pattern provided. There was an improvement in touch shots, yet I still preferred the 16x18." Chris enjoyed volleying with the KSix-One 95 18/20. "I really liked the response of this racquet at net. I found a ton of feel and control. Shots hit in the sweetspot felt silky smooth. As with the open string patterned version, stability was great. A very nice racquet for volleying and I thought it felt great at net."
Serving with the KSix-One 95 18/20, our team all found lots of control. When it came to spin production, results varied. Finding more feel but less pop on serve was Ryan K. "Like the 16x18, the serves were comfortable, but with a little more feel and less power." Jason had similar results. "Maneuverability was the key to my serving success with this racquet. The result was lots of control and placement. Spin was not as easily accessible, but it wasn't really detrimental to the outcome of my serves. I had some good results serving with this racquet but wouldn't have minded if it had a bit more pop."
Placing serves with great accuracy was Spencer. "With the same specs as the 16/18, I felt immediate comfort. Much of the same comfort, if not more, was experienced when serving. I found I could place the ball very well. This one had a slight lack of power and spin in comparison, but having slightly more control made serving equally enjoyable."
Enjoying some added kick on his serves was Granville. "This is the stroke that sold me on the 18 mains. I can SEE the extra action on my kick serves wide, which takes my opponent a little bit wider. I did not see any extra power, and don't want to. This racquet is for a very control oriented player." Pleased with his level of serving with the KSix-One 95 18/20 was Chris. "I served well with this one. I was able to use the mass of the racquet to hit with good pace and weight. I found a very control-oriented response from the stringbed and was finding my targets well. I was hitting both my slice and topspin serves with good control and feel. I preferred the response of this version of the KSix-One 95 when hitting flatter serves as I felt I was getting more control."
Our playtesters enjoyed the control oriented response of the KSix-One 95 18/20 when returning serve. Feeling well connected to his returns was Chris "The KSix-One 95 18/20 was also a great stick for returning. I was able to attack serves with lots of confidence. I felt really connected to my shots and enjoyed the solid response of the racquet." Spencer also quickly found his targets returning with the KSix-One 95 18/20. "This is an easy returning racquet. I didn't fear any kind of serve coming at me as the stability and control of this racquet helped me feel I could get any serve back. This racquet gave me more chances when returning, as my off-center hits were still getting back over the net without setting up my opponent with 'sitters'."
Granville enjoyed the similar response between both string patterns. "Here again, I did not see much difference between the 16x18 and this 18x20. With this racquet I am able to move into the court and take the ball early by either blocking it and letting the racquet do the work or taking a full swing and driving the ball down the line, or through my opponent." Returning well both on offense and defense was Jason. "No complaints here. Shots that I blocked back landed with some depth, while attacking soft first serves or second serves produced favorable outcomes." Enjoying the solid response of the racquet was Ryan K. "I was able to send back solid returns with this racquet, but I didn't have the extra topspin I had with the other string pattern(16/18). I also felt like I couldn't rip it as hard as I usually can."
The KSix-One 95 18/20 impressed us with a high level of touch and feel from all areas of the court. While the response from the frame is the same as the more open 16/18 version, the stringbed offered a slightly more controlled feel. The difference between the two racquets is subtle. For those that like a lot of feel and control off the strings, this one's hard to beat. For those that like a slightly livelier response, go with the 16/18 - either way, the KSix-One 95 has got you covered.
Jason "Although I couldn't give this racquet as much praise as its more open patterned sibling, this racquet was no slouch. There was a decent amount of power and spin, but what really sets this racquet apart is the control. Placement on down the line shots and sharp angled cross-courters was precise. Big hitters with booming forehands and serves will appreciate the control and feedback this racquet can provide."
Ryan K "This was a very comfortable racquet to hit with, though not my favorite of the KSix-One series."
Granville "Considering this racquet was available for Wilson customers (and pros) in its Hyper Carbon version in Europe and N-Code versions in the US and Europe, I would surmise that clay court players are also enjoying the benefits of 18 mains, as I do."
Chris "A really nice hit. I thought this racquet strung with Wilson NXT 17 was a great match. Even more feel and control without any loss in power made this my pick of the two."
Spencer "I usually prefer racquets with open string patterns. However, this would be one exception. I really felt the control was more pinpoint and consistent with the 18/20, which is more beneficial to my game. Thumbs up!"
Review date: July 2007. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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The world's population is aging rapidly, with implications in numerous areas, not the least of which is that the number of male drivers over the age of 70 will double in the next 20 years, and the number of female drivers over 70 will treble. Does this pose a greater risk on the roads? A new in-depth report released today by the UK's IAM (Institute of Advanced Motorists contradicts the common assumption that older drivers are a danger on the roads, comprehensively proving that drivers over 70 are no more likely to cause crashes than any other driver, and are indeed, considerably safer than younger drivers.
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For those that missed it, now that I've been back in the office for a few weeks and caught up on the other benchmarks and articles for May and beginning the work for June, I'm back to looking into the Linux kernel power regressions reported more than a month ago -- i.e. Linux Has Major Power Regression and Another Major Linux Power Regression Spotted...
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I thought this was traced back a while ago?
Have you tried creating a cut down bare bones kernel? This should make life much easier and quicker for bisecting over a large number of versions. Of course you'd need to check the problem still exists first in the cut down kernel
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Good to see it's not forgotten. Please keep up the good work!
Maybe IBM, Google, Oracle and co could be interested in supporting you? ; )
Splendid work!
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How about modifying a worn out battery by completely removing its cells and connecting a power supply where the cells had been connected? Then do something like:... still needing to monitor them for manually toggling the AC power / battery. With that said, I'm still looking for a UPS power system (or a smart AC power meter) with ...
grep "present rate:" /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state
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Edit: Please check that number of cells and the voltage of power supply matches
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This dude claims that he can read out cheap power meters on his ubuntu server:
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Point a web-cam to this device, do a little OCR magic and you have your numbers.
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I just stumbled across a patch for (soon to arrive) version 188.8.131.52:
Maybe this small patch solves the power regression.
I'm currently building a vanilla 2.6.39 kernel with this patch applied. Tomorrow i will compare it with a completely vanilla kernel. Maybe the power consumption is significantly lower with this patch.
In order to measure power consumption I'd suggest to use multimeters instead of an UPS. The precision of the UPS is not known and it can change greatly from a manufacturer to another leading to unreproducible results.
A bit over your budget ($140 to $150) but a better solution would be to use two VA18B DMM with usb interface, one to measure voltage, the other to measure current and then combine the two to have power.
At http://www.multimeterwarehouse.com/VA18B.htm the VA18 is $70 and at http://multimeter.schewe.com/ you can get a software to read data from usb.
It involves a little "surgery" on the power chord in order to measure the current (you must cut one cable and attach 2 banana plugs to put the amper-meter serially) but the measures will be better then with a reading from a UPS.
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KTM's American rider Kurt Caselli on Saturday won the final stage of the Desafio Ruta 40 Rally in Argentina to clinch the overall victory. His factory teammates Chaleco Lopez of Chile and Marc Coma of Spain finished 2-3 to give KTM a clean sweep of the podium
After more than 18 hours of competitive riding the winning margin between Kurt Caselli and Chaleco Lopez, who led going into the final leg, was a mere 43 seconds. Caselli is a relatively new recruit to the KTM Rally Factory Team but is a very experienced offroad and Baja competitor for KTM USA. He was drafted in to the Dakar 2013 team when it became clear that title defender Marc Coma was unable to ride because of a lingering injury. His performance this week in what has been at times trying conditions underlined he has the skills and the speed to match the world's best.
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Coma, who lost a bundle of time in Stage Three due to a small technical problem, did well to salvage podium third. He finished 10:53 minutes behind the leader on the overall standings to add valuable points to his world championship bid in 2013.
KTM Rally Factory Team Manager Alex Doringer was thrilled with the outcome, saying: "The team did an amazing job, Marc fought back very hard and I am super pumped about how smart Caselli contested the Rally! With Chaleco on the podium, we see once more that a rally is always decided in the last days and there's no point in celebrating until our riders are all across the finish line. I'm very happy and we have made a big move toward victory in the World Rally Championship! We again proved who it is that is number one in this sport!
In general it has been a tough outing for competitors with a number of weather-related delays and cancellations of parts of the timed specials and riders also encountered extremely cold conditions in the more than 3000 km covered in the six stages.
The rally was not only part of the Dakar Challenge Series but also the fourth leg of the six round-FIM World Cross Countries Championship of which Coma is not only the title holder but has also won the first three rallies. He now has 73 championship points from a possible 120. The other two legs are in the Dos Sertoes in Brazil and the Pharaohs Rally in Egypt.
Results Stage Six Desafio Ruta 40
1. Kurt Caselli (USA), KTM, 1:31.17 h
2. Chaleco Lopez (RCH), KTM, +1:18 min
3. Paulo Goncalves (P), Speedbrain, +2:39
4. Javier Pizzolito (RA), Honda, +7:18
5. Marc Coma (E), KTM, +7:30
Final Standings 2013 Desafio Ruta 40
1. Caselli, 18.10.20 h (first international rally victory)
2. Lopez, +0:43 min
3. Coma, +10:53
4. Pizzolito, +13:02
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Can you add music to the MP3 player? Or does it play only what it comes with?
clevernamehere wrote:Can you add music to the MP3 player? Or does it play only what it comes with?
Did some Googling and found "Does not hold digital files."
ThunderThighs wrote:Did some Googling and found "Does not hold digital files."
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