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Best cross for gut mains to lower power
I'm trying some different gut hybrids. I usually use a gut main and a PSG Duraflex cross. Rather than pumping up the tension, any suggestions as to what other strings could I use in the cross to lower the power of the gut? Only caveat is I'm looking for something relatively cheap, so the Luxilon strings are really not an option. (Gut is already expensive enough) I have some Prince Polygut on hand...would that work? Anyone been through a similar scenario?
the prob i see with this is you are gonna have a setup in which the tension loss may be ridiculously high in the crosses, and gut as you know, holds tension quite well. the pros dont care..they just switch to a new frame when their gut/poly setup loses playablity after a set or so. another option would be to presterch the gut quite vigourusly (depending).you can take some power out of it that way.
Craig, I agree with NBMJ. Prince Polygut with loose tension very fast. What's wrong with the PSG?
have u tried actually buying a hybrid instead of making one. cuz like klip x-plosive is a good hybrid with a poly that will hold tension and the gut in mains. or babolat hurricane in mains and gut in crosses (vice/versa). both are options you can try that are cheaper (klip being the cheaper of the 2). but if you want to keep your current set-up of a gut main and syn cross, then i wouldn't use the polygut; the tension maitenance is horrible.
I always use Luxilon Monotec Supersense in the crosses when I want to have a gut hybrid. I string it at the same tension as the gut. Works very well and stops the gut from moving (using either VS Touch 1.30 or BDE Rallye Gut 1.30 for mains)
Ah, just read that luxilon is too expensive, so ignore my reply :)
Yeah I had considered that about the tension loss... I just mentioned Polygut b/c I had it around and wanted to use it...(and I just want to try more strings!) Was hoping someone would say something like Poly Pro Plasma or something else that holds tension decently and is low-powered. That would be a kick--gut color in mains and super orange in crosses!
M-P, I've got the tension up to 62 lbs now w/ my Pro 1s, and still the first time I hit with it balls were just jumping off my racquet. This was the first time I tried gut w/ the Pro 1...w/ the Extreme FT a gut hybrid at 60 lbs was really sweet. The Pro 1 being more powerful I bumped it up to 62. As it broke in a bit I got a little more used to it, but I'm just planning for next time. Nothing's especially wrong w/ PSG crosses, I was looking for another way to mute some of the gut's power a little w/o losing the feel of gut mains too much.
Yes I'm probably being nitpicky... (As a side note and as I think about this a little... I'm beginning to think I'm not actually getting a full 62 lbs out of my Klippermate... thinking out loud)
Gotcha Craig. You better stop "juicing" dude so you can keep balls in the court, lol! Jerry Seinfield may be able to chime in here on the Signum poly's. I still have not tried any.
MP, man I watched a little bit of Duke's mens team practice a little while ago... I better call up Vic Conti at BALCO if I want to hit anywhere near like them!
I know what you mean Craig. I watched Duke vs. NC State several weeks ago and couldn't believe how hard they hit the ball. It sure adds a different perspective being 8 feet from the court. M-P
i used monogut (ashaway) strung 3 lbs higher in the crosses and even after the initial tension loss it definitely tamed the ng power.
You may wanna try the Signum Pro Poly Plasma as a cross...it's supposed to have the best tension-holding of any poly...or the Signum Poly Megaforce (an ALU Power substitute)...also Head RIP control maybe?
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Sorry Steve, haven't had a chance to experiment yet--the stuff I have in there is just lasting too long! Tonic+ is unbelievable... I've played at least 6 matches with it and it's really showing little wear. Only a random string saver here and tere.
Darn you, Tonic+! Pesky durability overshadows control and power, lol!
I use Bow brand gut crosses and TiMO mains.
Stringing BB gut with Pro Poly Plasma (17g for both) did lead to a slight decrease in power though not as much decrease as I would have hoped for. Surprisingly the pro poly snapped after 7 sessions of tennis. (May have something to do with the fact I string the gut mains at 58 lbs and the pro poly crosses at 60lbs).
Am currently using BB gut mains with Poly Megaforce crosses (again 17g for both) and again I'd say it's similar to the pro poly plasma in power. This setup is actually still going strong (with some fraying but not close to snapping) after 2 weeks (11 sessions).
Personally I don't think there's much to be gained (or lost power-wise) for me between the Signum crosses and the BB crosses I mentioned earlier so will probably stick with the BB crosses that I can get for cheaper.
AndyC...you can get BB for cheaper than Signum?
CAn you tell me how the Signum Megaforce felt different than the PLasma as a cross, and how different they would be to either all-gut or gut with a mono filament cross? Is there a decrease in feel or comfort? is the decrease in power using these poly crosses any greater than using a mono cross? did they poly crosses saw the gut mains at all?
I should clarify it's the BB synthetic gut and yes I can get that cheaper by the pack than with any Signum by the pack. (I have a corporate account with BB).
To be honest I couldn't really tell a huge difference between either signum as a cross. But I haven't got the same experience of playing with them as with all gut and gut/synth gut hybrids. They felt very similar and both have less power than the monofilament synth gut/gut hybrid (which again has less power than a full gut string job). I know this because the first time I played using the signum/gut hybrid was in a match and I dumped a whole lot of touch volleys into the net in the first two sets before making adjustments for the last set. This was about the only place I really felt the difference - serves didn't seem to be any worse off (and it may have been my touch was off that day though I do play with a lot of touch shots).
As for feel, I think that monofilament synth gut/gut hybrid has better feel. I get the impression of how the ball brushes in the strings better than with the signum/gut hybrid. Comfort was very similar though it's not something I routinely think about except when I notice my arm/shoulder hurting and I didn't note this at all with either the poly pro/megaforce.
Looking at the strings now (megaforce/gut hybrid) shows some fraying of the gut but no more than I'd expect after two weeks with a synth gut/gut hybrid. Funnily enough as I mentioned it was the pro plasma that snapped first in that particular combination with the gut. To me it just underlines how much more the mains affect the strong job than the crosses.
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Prospect is the coming-of-age story of a teenage girl on a toxic alien planet. She and her father hunt for precious materials, aiming to strike it rich. When the father is attacked by a roving bandit, the daughter must take control.
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Ethan, who is the last human on the planet, is searching for the truth to an alien invasion that wiped out everything he knew.
Should I watch this?: Fans of more 'mainstream' Sci-Fi films will definitely want to check this short out. That being said, this film is definitely smarter than your Independence Day/Cowboys Vs. Aliens style Sci-Fi. This is a great example of what you can get out of a short film budget whilst not being overly ambitious. Ethos could be picked up as a full length feature.
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Ethos takes a fairly generic and simple idea – the story of the last human after an alien invasion – and performs alchemy. I recently watched the Tom Cruise Sci-Fi Oblivion, a film that has a very similar premise, and what separates the two is the fact that Ethos creates a grittier, realistic post-war existence for humanity. There's no big action sequence in Ethos, however, there is a looming sense of danger and desperation against the inevitably overwhelming number of enemies – a mood Oblivion failed to create despite its considerably larger budget and running time.
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– We don't need to see aliens. Aliens are fine to include in your universe, but we don't need to see them. Big budgets disappoint on aliens so sometimes its better to keep them as an unseen threat. OR just to mess with the whole system, why not make your main character an alien? Most big budget movies are afraid to do so, people find it hard to identify with aliens so films like District 9 (woo) and Avatar (boo) have a human character that "links" audience sympathy quite directly to the aliens. Independent shorts are a great place to show that maybe you can make great films where the main characters are alien.
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– The Far-Handers nearly pulled this next bit of advice off perfectly: if you have a short time and small budget to work with, dont set your Sci-Fi hundreds or thousands of years in the future. Set your short film in the near future – keep a room/house/location as it is today – distribute your special effects budget wisely on a couple of realistic, potential, and futuristic gadgets. This also fits in with the way Prospect nestled their CGI stuff within physical realism.
– Silence, atmospheric noise, and digital 'bleep bleep bloops' are sometimes better then having an Inception style soundtrack in your Sci-Fi (especially if you're doing a horror/Sci-Fi). 2001: A Space Odyssey was basically silent for lots of scenes.
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The study appears in Wednesday's Journal of the American Medical Association. Only women were studied, so the researchers from Harvard's Brigham and Women Hospital said it's uncertain whether the results would apply to men.
The research "reinforces in a nice, clear way the idea of how difficult it is to maintain a healthy weight in our society," said Foreyt, of the Baylor College of Medicine in Texas.
The results bolster a 2002 Institute of Medicine report that emphasized the importance of balancing diet and exercise and recommended at least 60 minutes daily of moderate activity for adults and children. But the study also indicates that the 2008 U.S. guidelines urging about a half-hour of exercise five days a week won't stop weight gain while getting older without cutting calories, said Dr. I-Min Lee, the study's lead author.
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Governor Rendell: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Seeks Private Partners for Major Port Expansion in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, May 12 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — In a major initiative to boost economic growth and job opportunities, Governor Edward G. Rendell announced today that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, working closely with the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority, is seeking proposals from interested parties to design, operate and maintain "Southport," a major new marine terminal in South Philadelphia, along the Delaware River. The project will be a public-private partnership, expected to bring millions of dollars of investment to the region.
The Southport project will add a state-of-the-art marine terminal to the portfolio of the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority, strategically positioning the region to capitalize on steadily increasing cargo volumes. With an improvement underway in the nation's economy and concurrent growth in retail sales and distribution supply, the Port of Philadelphia's international trade volume is expected to grow substantially. Thousands of new, family-sustaining jobs are anticipated from the Southport project, as well as millions of new dollars in state and local tax revenue. As currently envisioned, the Southport site features superior intermodal opportunities and excellent potential for future growth and expansion.
"Southport will allow the Port of Philadelphia to capture a greater share of waterborne commerce largely because of its size and access to rail service and major highways," Governor Rendell said. "In addition, because of the new cargo, Southport represents thousands of good, family-sustaining jobs that will have a positive economic impact on the region."
PRPA Chairman John H. Estey said: "History will show that we are at an extremely fortuitous time. Not only do we have our channel deepening project underway, but with this SFP we clearly demonstrate that Philadelphia has the premier site on the East Coast for new terminal development. Other parcels of this size, backed up by first-class rail and road infrastructure, simply do not exist on the eastern seaboard. We're very grateful for the continued commitment and strong support of Governor Rendell and Mayor Nutter in bringing this much-anticipated project to fruition."
The new Southport terminal demonstrates the commitment of Governor Rendell and the PRPA to enhancing the competitive position of the Port of Philadelphia. To accelerate the Southport project, Governor Rendell dedicated up to $25 million in capital funds on May 22, 2009. That investment has funded environmental studies, permitting, land acquisition, geotechnical work, site preparation, utility analysis, and site access work.
A developer for the Southport project will be selected pursuant to a public, competitive selection process administered by the state Department of General Services. Interested parties are encouraged to participate in an informational webinar on the Southport project, which will take place on May 20, 2010. More information on the Southport webinar and the project itself are available at www.dgs.state.pa.us.
"This visionary concept will assure the future of the Port of Philadelphia for generations. This will be a meaningful private-public partnership that will assure Pennsylvania a major role in international trade and commerce," said Chairman Estey.
In addition to launching the Southport project, the PRPA has seen tremendous growth and expansion over the past three months with the arrival of three new lines of business. Hyundai Motor Company and Glovis, its logistics affiliate, selected the Port of Philadelphia to import and process 150,000 Hyundai and Kia vehicles annually through the Packer Avenue Marine Terminal, creating 275 full time jobs on the waterfront. Sea Star began calling PRPA's Tioga Marine Terminal in April, bringing 52 new ship calls each year and 350,000 tons of new containers and breakbulk, yielding 191 new jobs. Finally, M-Real, a Finnish paper company, selected the Port's Forest Products Distribution Center for its U.S.-bound cargoes, resulting in up to 24 new vessel calls annually, 150,000 tons of cargo and 82 new jobs.
The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority is an independent agency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania charged with the management, maintenance, marketing, and promotion of publicly owned port facilities along the Delaware River in Philadelphia, as well as strategic planning in the port district. PRPA works with its terminal operators to modernize, expand, and improve its facilities, and to market those facilities to prospective port users. Port cargoes and the activities they generate are responsible for thousands of direct and indirect jobs in the Philadelphia area and throughout Pennsylvania, as well as numerous other economic benefits.
Media Contacts: Gary Tuma, Governor's Office; 717-783-1116 William B. McLaughlin III, PRPA; 215-426-2600
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Prestigious Awards, New Contracts, and Acquisitions - Research Report on F5 Networks, Adobe, Red Hat, CommVault, and Level 3 Editor Note: For more information about this release, please scroll to bottom PR Newswire NEW YORK, July 8, 2013 NEW YORK, July 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Wall Street Reports announced new research reports highlighting F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV), Adobe Systems Incorporated (NASDAQ: ADBE), Red Hat Inc. (NYSE: RHT), CommVault Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CVLT), and Level 3 Communications, Inc. (NYSE: LVLT). Today's readers may access these reports free of charge - including full price targets, industry analysis and analyst ratings - via the links below. F5 Networks, Inc. Research Report On June 27, 2013, F5 Networks, Inc. (F5 Networks) announced that it has been given the Telecoms.com LTE Award in the Best LTE Core Network Element category. According to the Company, the award recognizes core network elements that are exceptional in their area, contributing to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy, and to the success of commercial LTE deployments. Ben Volkow, F5 Networks' Vice President of Product Development, said, "With more live deployments than any other Diameter signaling vendor in the industry, this award reinforces F5's market leadership. A robust Diameter signaling management solution is the nervous system of a network-the element that ensures network performance, reliability, and service quality. F5's Traffix organization was the first to focus 100 percent on Diameter signaling management solutions, and we're delighted that our efforts to help educate the market have been recognized." The Full Research Report on F5 Networks, Inc. - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.wsreports.com/r/full_research_report/5fe4_FFIV] -- Adobe Systems Incorporated Research Report On June 27, 2013, Adobe Systems Incorporated (Adobe) announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Neolane, a privately held company based in France that offers cross-channel campaign management technology, for nearly $600 million in cash. Brad Rencher, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Adobe's Digital Marketing business, said, "The acquisition of Neolane brings critical cross-channel campaign management capabilities to the Adobe Marketing Cloud. Adobe has long been the trusted partner to creative professionals and we are now extending our lead in the digital marketing space with the addition of Neolane." According to Adobe, Neolane will be the sixth solution in the Adobe Marketing Cloud, complementing the existing Analytics, Target, Social, Experience Manager and Media Optimizer offerings. Further, Adobe said that the acquisition is in line with its strategy of combining organic innovation with key acquisition to deliver the most robust set of solutions for digital marketers. The Company expects the transaction to close in July 2013, subject to customary closing conditions. Further, Adobe informed that the potential financial impact of the transaction has not been reflected in its previously provided financial targets. The Full Research Report on Adobe Systems Incorporated - including full detailed breakdown, analyst ratings and price targets - is available to download free of charge at: [http://www.wsreports.com/r/full_research_report/f7fc_ADBE] -- Red Hat Inc. Research Report On July 3, 2013, Red Hat, Inc. (Red Hat) announced that Hungama Digital Media Entertainment (Hungama) has selected the Company for its new platform solution to deliver value-added services with a much lower total cost of ownership. Red Hat solution includes the Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, and an open source, asynchronous high-performance messaging systems, and according to the Company, these elements form the core of Hungama's new global delivery messaging platform (GDP), which is used to manage value-added services (VAS). Hungama has reportedly customized the solution to integrate with the telecom operator's systems. Red Hat further stated that the new setup has been designed to be horizontally scalable and is capable of supporting many more customers simply by adding more hardware, thus enabling the telecom operator to deliver new and modified services faster and better. 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Nearly a month after it yanked an Outlook 2007 update over connection and performance problems, Microsoft this week re-released the patch to correct its mistakes.
Nearly a month after it yanked an Outlook 2007 update over connection and performance problems, Microsoft this week re-released the patch to correct its mistakes.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Not at all surprised to find "Too many attempts: please try again later" this is going to be one of the most popular additions to STO especially when we can do DOFF missions with it
Edit: I for one will be testing it with an iPhone 3GS
Okay I can access it now, but the front screen does not scroll on an iPhone 3GS (latest OS). It cuts off at "Unselect this if you are using a" and attempting to scroll causes a grey back ground to rise causing more text to cut off but goes away if you release.
One time code added hit the "GO" button on the iPhone and... nothing. Not able to scroll to see if there is a button i can click on the website. and while typing this "Gateway is Under Maintenance"
(if I'm being a pest please let me know, i really really want this to work)
Still no joy, same problem as above
The problem seems to be that i'm only scrolling the background and not the pop-up window. When I view it in landscape mode I can see a bit more but i cannot get past the "browser name" field.
I can confirm the same problem on my 4S - it seems they can't have tested it on an iOS device yet, though I'm sure you're aware this is similar behaviour to forum login screens. It's...irritating on such a huge mobile browser. I have a theory for a work around but can't do anything until the errors are fixed


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This three-bedroom, three-bathroom private property is situated singly in the preeminent destination of the Mauna Lani Resort, at the KaMilo Development. Expansive fairway views open their green horizons to sky, mountain, and sea breezes. Luxurious furnishings and stately décor welcome the traveler to sit and contemplate the breathtaking fortune of the KaMilo lifestyle. Private pool and spa pull the guest out into the tropical sunshine, while the shaded upper lanai, accessed via a room-width series of sliding and disappearing doors, invites a coffee, a cocktail, or a shrimp on the barby.
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I have seen this craft in various places and it always looks good if you have a lot of flowers to fill the pot. The instructions are easy to follow. A flower pen might make a nice inexpensive gift.
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Review: 'Community' - 'Custody Law and Eastern European Diplomacy': War crime and punishment
A review of last night's "Community" - and in case you missed yesterday's news, the show has been renewed for next season - coming up just as soon as I make a pregnant woman run...
"I tend to ruin stuff." -Britta
The "Custody Law" half of this episode with Jeff, Shirley, Chang and Andre was pretty uneven, but I kind of loved the "Eastern European Diplomacy" story with Britta, Troy, Abed and their friend Luka(*).
(*) Shirley's spent a lot of time on the sidelines lately; this week it was Pierce and Annie, who I don't think appeared outside of the teaser and the tag. Always a tricky balance on an ensemble with 8 regular castmembers and a lot of prominent recurring characters.
We've talked a lot about the evolution of Britta from unintentionally insufferable do-gooder to a character whose insufferability was the whole joke. There are times, in fact, where it feels like the study group actually hates Britta more than Pierce, because they don't expect anything better from him, where she shouldn't be as big a pain as she is. It's been a fascinating, at times hilarious 180 for the character, and a reminder that few characters are completely un-fixable.
What I liked about the Britta story this week was how it turned that expectation on its head. Troy, Abed and the audience are all so used to Britta being the holier-than-thou buzzkill that it takes a while to realize she really is doing the right thing with Luka (well-played by "Dollhouse" alum Enver Gjokaj). The problem is that she's been The Girl Who Cried Political Correctness for so long that nobody wants to believe her, and Troy and Abed's various reactions of disgust to her were marvelous. (I loved Troy's protest moan when Luka suggested that Britta was their girlfriend.) A simple story - albeit with room for running gags like Kick-Puncher and meta-humor like Abed's "It's all downhill from here" paintball sweatshirt - but an effective one.
While Britta shows that most characters are fixable, Chang is an example of a one who's tricky to use completely effectively. When Ken Jeong is just asked to come in, be briefly weird, and leave, Chang is a tremendous asset to the series. But he's such an insane cartoon character that the show often runs into trouble when it features him extensively, and/or when it asks us to take him as seriously as we do, say, Annie. A more buttoned-down Chang can work, as it did in the episode where he moved in with Jeff, but I think this story was trying to have it both ways - to make us sympathize with Chang even as it was inviting us to laugh at his lunacy - and that's not a great approach for him. (Though I did love him dubbing the bald cop "Officer Baby.")
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Anybody watching the ICC cricket world cup these days? Who are yall routing for? On a next note, sad day for Arsenal...
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Australia, but they don't play until tonight. You?
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Yes, Pakistan :)
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Pakistan. :/ by 16 runs
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I watch ba<x>seball.. more fun!
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Baseball is too slow! :) Cricket is a much faster game!
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Absolutely.. The test matches are so exciting and fast paced... Indeed it is!!
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At runs scored and deliveries per hour test cricket is a lot faster! :) T20 blows baseball out the water.
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The Malik and FriendsTM children´s book series (http://www.malikandfriends.com) now has corresponding lesson plans based on each book free for download. The books, targeted to kids ages 3 to 8, highlights different parts of the world, global issues, friendship, and problem-solving. Global issues tackled in the series include malaria, water conservation and sanitation, natural disasters, and literacy.
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The Malik and FriendsTM children´s book series, authored and illustrated by 9-year old Akili Raphael, is targeted to kids ages 3 to 8 and teaches them about different parts of the world, global issues, friendship, and problem-solving. Global issues tackled in the series include malaria, water conservation and sanitation, and natural disasters. Children are encouraged to volunteer in their local communities to address global concerns. Malik and FriendsTM teaches young children to be global citizens.
In the book, Malik and the Malaria-Carrying Mosquito, the protagonist Malik, travels to Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso in his little yellow airplane to deliver bed nets to his friend François to help prevent the spread of malaria. In Malik says, "Turn off the water!", Malik travels to Hobart, Australia to help his friend Catryna promote water conservation and sanitation in a school competition. Malik travels to Haiti in the third book in the series, scheduled to be released in April. The books are also available in e-book formats, and include a map of the story location, a glossary, and facts about the global issue addressed.
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Miami's diverse, thriving indie cinema scene is about to get even bigger. O Cinema, named the Best Art House Cinema in this year's New Times Best Of Miami issue, will open a second location in Miami Shores in October.
O Cinema at MTC, as the new location will be called, is partnering with the 330-seat Miami Theater Center, formerly PlayGround Theatre, at 9806 NE Second Ave. in Miami Shores to show films Thursday through Sunday. The theater is new to O Cinema, but not for movie-goers in history; the building dates to 1946, and was built originally as a movie house.
Theatrical performances at the Miami Theater Center will continue; O Cinema and the theatre company will share the space. "We're thrilled to be working with the Miami Theater Center," O Cinema co-founder and Cultist contributor Kareem Tabsch said. "Stephanie Ansin and Elaiza Irizary are amazing people who have built the region's greatest children's theater. It's awesome to work with people who share our vision and dedication to the growth of Miami's cultural community. It's a new era for the performing and cinematic arts in Miami."
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Ten years ago a revival of swing took place, originating in San Francisco, snowballing into today's international resurgence. This book presents the complete history of swing music and dancing, then and now.
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with a flexible lance. There are a lot of safety precautions involved, but I have much practical experience with doing this in a refinery environment. It is common to have something that needs cleaned that you just cannot reach.
This is a 2-person job. Replace the nozzle with a ~10' section (or longer) section of pressure washer hose. Connect the nozzle to the end of the hose with a steel (not malleable) coupling and a short piece (12") of sch 40 steel pipe. The short piece of pipe is to keep the snake from turning around and coming back out and is very important! stuff to hose in through one of the openings, through the baffle and into the part you cannot reach. One person holds the hose and works it around, while the other holds the trigger, ready to release it at ANY sign of trouble. The person holding the hose should were very heavy gloves. The sections you can reach can be cleaned with the normal lance.
You will need to pump the water/oil mix out as you work. Most diaphragm sump pumps are rated for oil. DO NOT use a shop vac (mist = boom).
There is also the option of a tank cleaning nozzle - I do not think you need to go that way.
Please google "pressure washer safety" for more tips. This is a standard industrial method referred to as "flex lancing."
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Dear sir or madam
I have a problem related to some words in asp.net content.What is callback and postback? What are different between Callback and postback?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you in advance!
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Jun 13, 2007 02:42 AM|arsalan|LINK
The two are different thats for sure.
But instead of jotting down the points here I would suggest that you visit Arons blog. http://geekswithblogs.net/AaronLi/archive/2007/04/20/111817.aspx
He has given a very clear picture of the this.
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Jun 13, 2007 03:09 AM|seyha_moth|LINK
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Jun 14, 2007 08:37 AM|Bo Chen – MSFT|LINK
But instead of jotting down the points here I would suggest that you visit Arons blog. http://geekswithblogs.net/AaronLi/archive/2007/04/20/111817.aspx
yeah. i have read that article. it's really a useful one.
however, i also collected some "defination" of callback and postback from internet for you. Hope they can help :)
http://dotnetjunkies.com/Article/E80EC96F-1C32-4855-85AE-9E30EECF13D7.dcik (what's call back)
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/ClientCallBackAspNet2.asp (how to use callback)
http://www.xefteri.com/articles/show.cfm?id=18 & http://delphi.about.com/library/weekly/aa051705a.htm (what's postback and how it works? )
Hope my suggestoin helps :)
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CallBack is One of the new features in ASP.Net 2.0 is the ability to call server-side code from client-side code. While this isn't something new, a new simpler and cleaner mechanism is now available: client callback. The general idea is to have some
type of hook, client-side functions (Javascript) can use to utilize powerful server-side functions. A key benefit to this closing the gap on desktop applications with respect to cleaner, richer and more responsive applications.
PostBack is an action taken by an interactive webpage, when the entire page and its contents are sent back to the server for processing.
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LUMBERTON — Weeks after vandals caused more than $100,000 damage to a Lumberton auction house, the Robeson County Sheriff's Office and the State Bureau of Investigation are still seeking information about a fire that destroyed two cars on the property, which is owned by a candidate for the county Board of Commissioners.
To aid with that effort, the owner of the property, Lloyd "Mickey" Meekins, is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever crashed two 30,000-pound pieces of farm equipment into an auction house at Lloyd Meekins and Son Auction Co. on March 11 and the person who set fire to a cinder block and metal carport on the N.C. 211 East property on March 21.
"We feel like they're related," said Randall Graham, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office.
The Allenton and East Howellsville fire departments responded to the blaze at about 2:30 a.m. on the March 21. Two vehicles under the carport, a 2011 truck and a 1984 truck, were destroyed by the time firefighters arrived.
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About $50,000 to $60,000 in damage was done to the two vehicles, the carport, a trailer and a 1998 boat on the trailer, the statement said.
On March 11, a log skidder and three-wheel agricultural sprayer, valued at a total of $60,000, were used to crash into a metal auction house on the property, damaging the building's 18-foot-tall wall.
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