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The Quartier Latin, as it's called, got its name from the large student population who has called this area of the city home since the 19th Century, as it was once compulsory for all students to study Latin. Today, this section of the city is quite Bohemian and home to some of its hippest bars, clubs, and shops.
We explored this part of Montreal quite by accident one afternoon when we got off at the wrong stop on the Metro and were almost instantly caught in a violent rainstorm. With no place to hide, we ran for shelter under the marquis of a huge and very modern movie theatre. The Bistro a JoJo (1627 rue St. Denis) caught our eye across the street . After a mad, soaking dash we enjoyed a lovely couple of hours in this super-cool blues club, drinking wine and listening to music and friendly conversation.
When the rain stopped, we walked down the street to find all sorts of art studios, galleries, and boutiques, all unique unto themselves. Our favorite was La Capoterie, a sex shop tastefully offering all sorts wares from condoms to lubricants, books and bachelor party jokes. The friendly, French saleswoman was more than happy to describe the recommended use of each item right down to offering samples of her favorite lubricants! Refreshing stuff for the people from Puritanical New England.
This street also has scores of great-looking music clubs, bars, and coffee houses and is a fun place to walk around and explore, rain or shine.
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When you visit the Latin Quarter in Montreal you shouldn't expect to hear salsa music on every street corner. In fact, the designation "le Quartier latin" or Latin Quarter originated with the area's strong ties to the Catholic Church and the latin language with which the church was identified.
Today it is an eclectic mix of restaurants, shops and theaters primarily servicing the large student population from The University of Quebec at Montreal. During the day it is a colorful and nearly frenetic visual feast with wall murals, unorganized signage and block after block of the distinctive Montreal exterior staircases.
At night, however, the energy definitely stems from it's inhabitants and visitors. The crush is mainly under thirty, mostly students but also a fair number from what might be considered "the fringe". Despite being frequently jostled and feeling less than comfortable we returned several times at night to experience this very unique neighborhood.
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Rue St. Denis is the heart of the Latin Quarter. The road is filled with great little boutiques and cafes that could take you hours to go through. What I really like is walking around the distinctive Montreal exterior staircases that line the street. At night this place really has an energy to it as the locals fill up the cafes. This is surely one of the coolest places that I've been to anywhere.
The Latin Quarter owes its name to the presence of the Université de Montréal in the 1920s and that you would learn to speak latin. In the 1940s the university moved out and headed for a new campus. In the late 1960s UQAM was born and established itself as well as a large junior college, the CEGEP du Vieux-Montreal.
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The place for beer and burgers
I gotta admit, the beer and burger is not really high on my list, but if you're looking for a good pub atmosphere in Montreal, check out the Quartier Latin.
When I was there, they had shut down the streets to traffic, and the streets were flooded with people and street performers and such.
I just loved all the architecture there, check out the lighting on the buildings here!
Nice place to walk around and visit stores,cafes
I stopped in this area, near central bus station ( Berri stop on metro). I had to catch a bus to the airport and the bus ran every half hour..so i had a couple of hours to kill, so dropped my stuff at lockers in bus terminal ( see transportation tip) and then walked outside bus station. Walked a block and turned right from side entrance( or front entrance ) of bus station. Immediately you see the quaint litle stores and cafes......It was very cold though when i walked around and windy.. so was not very comfortable with the cold wind, probably great in the fall and spring.....probably really nice too in the snow as the shops are very cozy and the restaurants too. The street here is called St Denis street.
Walk along St.Denis Street
St.Denis cuts north/south through the hip Plateau district, lined with shops and outdoor terrasses. If you started at the corner of St.Catherine Street, it could possibly take you a day to get up to Mont-Royal Avenue. That's because you'll find so many little cafes to duck into, cute boutiques and locals everywhere!
St.Laurent Boulevard
St.Laurent, also known as 'The Main', is the historical divider between the French on the East and the English and immigrants on the West. That line is no longer so clear, but the diversity of class and culture still runs along the boulevard. The blocks alternate between 99-cent pizza places, upscale Italian restaurants, Jewish delis and exclusive night clubs. I was once told that any item you could possibly imagine would be for sale *somewhere* on St.Laurent.
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Neighbourhood with a lot of cafes, bars, restaurant and theater. It could be described as trendy, bohemian or grungy without being wrong. Main streets are St-Denis, St-Laurent (Sherbrooke trhough Rachel), Ste-Catherine (St-Laurent through berri) and Prince Arthur (interesting pedestrian street if not a little too touristy in some sense). Must see: Place des Arts (large terrace great to listen to street musicians and catch some sun; also the site for some special events like Jazz festival, francopholies, ...), St-Denis' cafes, UQAM and its Judith Jasmin pavillion recycled from an old church, St-Louis square and Prince Arthur pedestrian street, cinematheque quebecoise (movies museum) and National Film board on the corner of De Maisonneuve and St-Denis st (sit in a big chair, put yor headphones on and whatch a movie at the touch of the screen!), Bibliotheque Nationale and Just for Laugh museum. To spend the night and so enjoy what this region have best to offers: Bacci for their pool tables, Cafe Campus for the polliwog, Cafe Sarajevo, Dome (mega dance club), Foufounes electriques (punk mecca which means electrics buttocks), L'Ile Noire Pub (great hangout with imported beer and whiskey), Jello bar (this place defines 'lounge'), Cheval Blanc (they brew their own beers), Le Swimming for it's second floor indoor terrace, the Shed Cafe and the St-Sulpice. Note that some prostitutes hang out at night around the corner of St-Laurent and St-Catherine st or near the corner of St-Denis and Rene-Levesque st. There's also some sex-shop and porno theaters around there. It's totally safe at any hour but I wouldn't walk around with the kids...
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Carre St. Louis (St. Louis square)
A charming 19th century style ice cream shop lies in the middle of the park which is filled with monuments, waterfalls and tons of people just hanging out and having picnics. The surrounding houses are very quaint, very brightly colored! Spend a bit of time there and then head off on a walking tour of the Greek Quarter very close by. Tons of greek restaurants in cobblestone roads lie there and you should be able to come upon Schwartz's smoked meat shop (3895 St-Laurent, 842-4813)- this is a Montreal classic! On your way in or out of the Carre, try a cute restaurant down the street called Le Triskell, a creperie!
St Denis Street neighborhood
For me, St Denis is the nicest street of Montreal! A lot of nice houses with outside stairs, a lot of cafés with terraces and a young population thanks to the university close by. It is also a cultural area with theater, etc..
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Rue St-Denis is the place to stroll about and window shop. Most things (including the contents of this very funky goth/medieval shop) were pretty pricey, but they are fun to look at.
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This area, home to the main UQAM university, is where many nice and friendly restaurants are located (mostly Italian).
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I know the Royals want two mlb ready arms with potential to produce Greinke stats, but offer a bit less quality in exchange for a bit more quantity and see what happens.
The trade talks would probably start and end with Cueto and Wood. Furthermore, I don't think KC would be interested in Chapman's contract. KC doesn't really need Alonso or Mesoraco with Hosmer and Myers producing at AA. The two teams don't really appear to be a good match for this deal.
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The Road Scholar Episode #1 "It's Called Work for a Reason" by Larry Winget
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New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Larry Winget offers sharp, unapologetic—and invaluable—advice for succeeding in the work world
For all those who are frustrated at work, who seem to have no luck in business, who are underappreciated at the office, who are uninspired by their daily tasks, who just aren't finding the career success they desire, Larry Winget is ready to share his wisdom:
It's called work for a reason.
It's time for a swift kick in the pants from The Pitbull of Personal Development®, Larry Winget. Studies say that we actually work only half the time we are on the job. So then whose fault is it when we don't get the results we want? Stop making excuses for your lack of success and stop acting like someone owes you a living. Larry is here to ruffle your feathers and show you how to take responsibility for your results. Whether you punch a clock, own your own business, or manage other people, Larry's advice will work for you.
Find out why:
Success is simple
Teamwork doesn't work
Our co-workers are really only "co-goers"
Results are everything
You don't have to love your job (but it helps!)
Remember the work ethic of your parents and grandparents and make yourself worth more than you cost. That's the way to get ahead, and there's no big secret that will get you there quicker.
Academic and Scholar Search Engines and Sources
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This program will be featuring my white paper titled Academic and Scholar Search Engines and Sources. We will be highlighting the latest and greatest resources covering academic and scholar search engines with my white paper now approaching 1.5 million downloads!!! We will also discussing my latest freely available Awareness Watch Newsletter V13N1 January 2015 featuring Deep Web Research and Discovery Resources 2015 and my freely available January 2015 Zillman Column highlighting Peer To Peer (P2P), File Sharing, Grid and Matrix Search Engines. You may call in to ask your questions at (718)508-9839. The show is live and thirty minutes in length starting at 2:00pm EST on Saturday, January 24, 2015 and then archived for easy review and access. Listen, Call and Enjoy!!
Carl Calleman, Mayan Scholar, Author, Researcher
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Wednesday, January 14, 6pm EST: Mitchell's guest this evening is Carl Calleman, Mayan Scholar author of several books including The Mayan Calendar & the Transformation of Consciousness and The Purposeful Universe: How Quantum Theory & the Mayan Calendar Explain the Origin & Evolution of Life.
Carl's latest book "The Global Mind and the Rise of Civilization, A Novel Theory of Our origins, will be the topic of discussion. We will discuss, "what is the mind, anyway?" and what is its role in the formation of our lives and future?
Purchase Carl's Books
Purchase The Mayan Calendar & The Transformation of Consciousness on DVD or on Streaming .
Calleman's intimate knowledge of the Mayan calendar led to collaborations with Sri Bhagavan and the Golden Age Foundation in India.
Carl and Mitchell met in Golden City, India in Feb. 2004 and have maintained a connection ever since. A few interviews conducted in India initially led to A Better World hosting Carl for a workshop on the Mayan Calendar in NYC. Carl has been a guest on A Better World Radio TV numerous times over the past 11 years.
Listen on-line at www.abetterworld.tv or by phone! 602 753-1860
VA R&B Sensation CHRIS SCHOLAR
Our KTR guest is upcoming R&B artist Chris Scholar who since the age of 16, has amassed a number of accomplishments. He has opened for major shows such as the Russ Parr Summer Concert Series with acts Bobby Valentino, G-Unit, and Dorrough. He also graced the stage for the Salt & Pepper Hip Hop Legends Tour with acts Dougie Fresh, MC Lyte, Bizmarkie and more. The entertainer has also opened and performed with legendary R&B icon, Sisqo and Dru Hill. Chris has performed the National Anthem at the Verizon Center for a Washington Wizards NBA game & was nominated at the 2011 DMV Awards for the best upcoming R&B artist in VA. He caught the eye of Jermaine Dupri through his site GLOBAL14. Chris has been working closely with the Grammy Award winning producer Rio Bridges of Savant Soundz LLC. Chris sings, write his own music, and create his own show performances & own video production company "Brown Brothers Productions" along with his father and brother so C/0 his new vid "I GOT IT BABE" youtube.com/watch?v=1yn5EMVJwWk … … … TWITTER FOLLOW TEAM CHRIS SCHOLAR @CHRIS_SCHOLAR @ChrisScholar_VA @_thedeanslist_ @irunroutes @BigLonzVA & C.Scholar FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/officialchrisscholar
Re-Telecast Former Jehovah's Witness Scholar and Author Dr. James Penton
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Saturday 05/02/15 12pm ET/11am CTRL/10am MTN/9am Pac Call in and listen at 1-347-934-0379 or online at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/healingxoutreach/2015/05/02/re-telecast-former-jehovahs-witness-scholar-and-author-dr-james-penton
Dr. James Penton is a professor emeritus of history at the University of Lethbridge. Raised a 4th generation Jehovah's Witness. He gradually came to disagree with their teachings in the 1970s and was eventually disfellowshipped. He authored two books, Apocalypse Delayed: The Story of Jehovah's Witnesses and Jehovah's Witnesses and the Third Reich: Sectarian Politics under Persecution. Both are available on Amazon.com.
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IG Radio Nesha DaVoice interviews Teen Sensation " Chris Scholar", Also in The Mix [Celebrity DJ] DJ Shoeshine who's the official DJ for Lengendary H-Town...
In a field saturated with artists fighting to fit in, multi-talented artist Chris Scholar cuts a clear path through it all with skill and precision. The Virginia native writes, sings, raps, dances, and can even claim the title of video director and editor at a mere 19 years old.
It was at the age of 8 that Chris's minor interest in music developed into a passion while singing in his church choir. Chris began to realize his calling and ability to impact the lives of others through music. Since then, Chris has been performing on stages up and down the east coast opening for such greats as Doug E. Fresh, MC Lyte, G-Unit, and Dru Hill. He was later introduced to Grammy Award Winning Producer Rio Bridges who noticed his potential and mentored his development. He has kicked off professional sports games with his moving rendition of the National Anthem and been nominated for state-wide awards for his talent. Chris sites influences such as Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Bobby Womack, and Erykah Badu in addition to hip-hop greats, Tupac, Outkast, and The Fugees as inspiring him along the way.
Despite catching the eye of such legendary music executives as Jermaine Dupri and L.A. Reid, Scholar paired with the Grammy Award winning production house Mars On Sunday under the direction of Blac Elvis and Harold Lilly for his home. His amazing work ethic combined with their industry and creative expertise has resulted in records you are sure to hear in the near future and for years to come. Chris Scholar is a virtuoso on the rise with no plans of slowing down anytime soon… if ever.
From Thug to Scholar
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Meet Author James Williams as we talk about his newly release book "From Thug to Scholar".
This is a journey through my life where being intelligent and following the didactic spiritual teachings of my parents got me laughed at and teased until I adopted and embraced a thug mentality. I became a prisoner of my mind by seeking to please and to gain acceptance from others. Chasing a masked lifestyle that was opposed to my God-given potential, I was no different from the millions of people who chase materialistic things, lifestyles, and religions to please their parents, friends, or partners. Most of these people wake up unhappy, unfulfilled, and unable to identify the person reflecting back in their bathroom mirror. I was that person for many years, but I transformed and this book will inspire you to transform.
REELTalk: Author & Scholar, Raymond Ibrahim & Peter Hammond from South Africa
Joining Audrey for this week's REELTalk - ISIS continues its march against the West virtually unabated...and part of the blame can be laid upon Western leaders. When will this Jihad against Christians end? Is a reformation needed to solve this terror wave, OR are we seeing the reformation right before our eyes in the actions of ISIS? We'll discuss this with Islamic scholar & author, RAYMOND IBRAHIM! PLUS, Boko Haram continues to terrorize Christians in Nigeria...but their Jihad has spread to bordering states and it's as savage as ever...Dr. PETER HAMMOND will be here direct from South Africa to bring us up-to-date...because the Western media refuses to! AND, top stories at the top of the show! Freedom: if you don't protect it, you can't keep it!!
REELTalk: Author & Islam Scholar, Robert Spencer & Jack Buckby from the UK
Joining Audrey for this week's REELTalk - anywhere on earth you look, Islam continues to reveal itself as anything BUT a peaceful ideology. We're taking a hard look at this corrupt creed with author and Islmic scholar, ROBERT SPENCER! PLUS, what happens across the Pond eventually reaches our shores...and with the 24/7/365 world we live in...it's making its way across the Pond much more quickly...Liberty GB Party's JACK BUCKBY will be back with us to give us the skinny on what's happening with Islam in the UK!
Interview with Scholar and Novelist Robert W. McGee
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We are pleased that Robert McGee has accepted the invitation to be on our show. Mr. McGee holds 13 doctorates from U.S. and European universities, is a writer, educator, a Taekwando National Champion and commited to libertarian principles. This should be a truly insightful show. We will start by discussing personal rights in every facet of society. Please do join us and call in with your questions, or comments, now toll-free 888-773-4496.
Interview Special *Mrs. Harriett Walden* Today's Scholar 10/16 @6pm PST
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Join me for a profound interview with the known Scholar Mrs. Harriett Walden. She has written books, teacher, retired Dentist, Scholar, Spiritualist. We will be discussing the so-called "EBOLA" outbreak, and other important issues to the African American today.
You are welcome to call in and join in the discussion 646-727-2914.
SHOWTIME IS AT 6:00pm PST or 9pm EST, Thursday night.
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This is John Hogue's (Website) (Facebook) first Prophecykeepers Radio Interview. He speaks about events that he believes will be happening soon, and describes how Nostradamus predicted the Great Indian Ocean Earthquake and Tsunami in GREAT detail.
For over 15 years, John Hogue has warned that the first world war of the new millennium would be a war of chaos and terrorism. Now it is upon us. Link to the articles below to read his interpretations of Nostradamus and other seers to see what might happen or be avoided.
• THE NOSTRADAMUS EARTHQUAKE: "From the Bottom of Asia" Has it happened off Sumatra?. Nostradamus wrote a prophecy about a catastrophic earthquake reported "from the bottom of Asia" over four centuries ago. Is it about the Sumatran Quake of 26 December 2004? Will Greece and Turkey be next?
• SATURN'S PRESIDENT. This is an astrological assessment of President Bush's afflicted natal chart and the karmic challenges facing America beyond 2004 through 2008. The president is definitely a medium, but for whom, or what?
• THE SECRET BUSH PROPHECIES UNSEALED. It is time to release a series of predictions Hogue made nearly four years ago, on 21 December 2000. He had promised himself to release these prophetic documents only if Bush won a second term. Here they are. Their accuracy about Bush's first term are amazing! See what is coming in the second.
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chicken pad tai was awful.. not going to reorder that here.
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william f. on
2/19/2014 |
Member since 2014
william ordered from here over a year ago
Best pad Thai in fidi
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vitaly v. on
2/5/2014 |
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Member since 2012
vitaly ordered from here over a year ago
The Pad Thai was tasty! They prepared it just a little spicy, as I had requested, and delivery was prompt.
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Shannon Z. on
1/31/2014 |
Member since 2014
Shannon ordered from here over a year ago
Food absolutely sucks. Threw most of it away
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Denis A. on
1/29/2014 |
Member since 2014
Denis ordered from here over a year ago
Ordered 2x times for office lunches - Panang Curry and Green Curry were just excellent and very good for the value
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Mohamed W. on
1/17/2014 |
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Member since 2012
Mohamed ordered from here over a year ago
Ordered in for lunch at work. Food came fast, tasted great, and had good portion sizes for the price with the lunch specials.
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Vincent J. on
1/16/2014 |
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Vincent ordered from here over a year ago
Stay away. Really bad. Bland Pad Thai. No flavor They answer the phone giving the name of a Chinese restaurant. Not even a real Thai place and the food proves it. Would give no stars if an option.
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Frank A. (LAG) J. on
12/3/2013 |
Member since 2008
Frank A. (LAG) ordered from here over a year ago
This food was terrible. Flavorless and tasted more like Chinese than Thai.
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Erin M. on
11/25/2013 |
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Member since 2012
Erin ordered from here over a year ago
Today was a Seamless discount day, so I figured I'd try something new. I have a reliable Thai place nearby, and I will never again stray! First of all, the delivery was incredibly slow - according to the "Food Tracker", it took 40 minutes from the restaurant to my office, which is about 10 minutes away on foot, so yes, my food was room temp when it arrived. The soup and Noodles Mao were okay, the Pad Thai was a disappointment. The lady who answered the phone when I called about the slow delivery was very nice, which is appreciated, so I almost feel bad for the low rating, but this is not good Thai food :(
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Kacey C. on
11/20/2013 |
9 other reviews |
Member since 2009
Kacey ordered from here over a year ago
1)Food was not what I ordered 2) It smelled horrible 3) I sent out an email to my trading floor telling them to never order from this place!
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HASANI B. on
11/13/2013 |
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Member since 2012
HASANI ordered from here over a year ago
Worst basil fried rice I've ever had, essentially trader joes frozen fried rice with a couple pieces of basil thrown in. Also the delivery man refused to come to my door (I have an elevator) and I had to come down to the lobby even though I was dealing with a fever. Also the lunch special didn't come with the spring roll like it said it would. Bloody awful overall.
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Khushbu S. on
11/8/2013 |
Member since 2009
Khushbu ordered from here over a year ago
Not particularly amazing. Crispy duck salad was not crispy, did not have much duck, and was missing pineapple, a listed (and key) ingredient.
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11/1/2013 |
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Three Selected
Low-Amplitude Cepheids
Imants Platais
Department of Astronomy,
Yale University, New Haven, CT 06520-+8101
Georgi Mandushev
Department of Astronomy and
Physics, St. Mary's University, Halifax, NS, Canada
Presented at the October
1993 Meeting
A recent publication
concerning the continuing decrease in the pulsation amplitude of Polaris, and
the prediction that this star will soon become nonvariable raises the question
of similar behavior in other
low-amplitude Cepheids (delta V < 0.5 magnitude). In this paper we use the
Fourier decomposition of light curves to obtain rigorous estimates of the
pulsational amplitude. A limited sample of three s-Cepheids, SU Cas, SZ Tau,
and V1726 Cyg, was chosen to demonstrate the capabilities of this technique.
The pulsation amplitude shows no decisive changes as a function of time in any
of the three Cepheids. Adequate follow-up photoelectric photometry of these and
other low-amplitude Cepheids is clearly needed to make more definite
conclusions as to their pulsational (in)stability. Another issue we briefly
address here is whether other parameters derived from the Fourier
decomposition, like the phase difference vs. period, do unambiguously indicate
the pulsational mode. The answer is probably negative since in the case of SU
Cas and V1726 Cyg the pulsational mode deduced from the Cepheids' cluster/star
association membership is different from that suggested by their Fourier
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas -- Nicole Baukus drank 21 servings of alcohol in June of 2012 then got in her pickup truck, driving the wrong way on I-45 near The Woodlands. She collided with three teens in a Chevy Aveo, killing two of them and crippling the third teenage passenger.
A Montgomery County jury gave her a total of 38 years, 15 years each for the deaths of Travis Saunders and Nicole Adams and eight for the injuries she caused David Porras. The sentences were set to run consecutively.
But Baukus has filed an appeal, citing the consecutive sentence as cruel and unusual punishment.
When Saunders' father heard about the appeal he said he was outraged.
The appeal also claimed Baukus' lawyer gave her bad advice.
Their main argument, said Montgomery County Assistant District Attorney Andrew James, is that she is entitled to a new trial because her trial attorney Mr. McDougal was ineffective.
A jury could have given Baukus 50 years instead of 38.
She's not one to accept responsibility, said Fred Saunders whose son Travis died in the June 29, 2012 crash. I don't think she was raised to accept responsibility. I raised my kids to accept responsibility for their consequences.
Saunders finds some comfort in fond memories of his son.
Wanted to be a hairstylist which is lil' bit different from me cause I'm just straight up redneck, Saunders said. I was like, 'Whatever you want to do kid. That's cool with me.'
Saunders cannot talk with his son anymore but he has a message for Nicole Baukus.
If you're watching me right now, shame on you. Shame on you. Put yourself in my position. Put yourself in the other families' position and think about what we have to go through. What we've been going through and what we'll have to continue to go through for the rest of our lives, he said.
Baukus remains in the Montgomery County jail but could soon be moved to a Texas prison as she goes through the appeals process.


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Special Correspondent
The Federation is watching the situation at Satyam
HYDERABAD: The reports that L&T would increase its stake in the fraud-hit Satyam Computers boosted the share prices of the later on the Bombay and National stock exchanges on Tuesday. While the shares surged by 21.36 per cent and closed at Rs. 47.15 after an intraday high of Rs. 49.90 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, the highpoint on the NSE was Rs. 54.40.
Over 15 crore shares, little less than a fourth of the total number, were traded during the day. Plans of L&T were indeed taken cognisance of by the Government-appointed board of directors too at its meeting here.
While the company is basking in the signs of prosperity, another good news came from the Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA), which clarified that it was not in a hurry to review its contract with the crisis-ridden company.
Satyam won the contract to provide IT services for FIFA World Cups in 2010 and 2014 to be held in South Africa and Brazil, respectively. The FIFA media team clarified that the federation was observing the situation and it was too early to comment on the issue.
Satyam had already developed intranet and extranet of the tournament in line with the contract. The core IT of event management system, accommodation and hospitality management would be handled by Satyam. A Satyam spokesperson asserted: "We are confident that we can handle the task."
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|Oct 1, 2006, 03:48 AM
Cantenna + Powerbook G4 Titanium?
I live in a condo community that provides free built-in hotspot to residents, however, it works best only in one's main residence, but not so well in the "granny house" (a smaller building behind each unit that some people use as an office/greenhouse/or rental property). I use mine as an office. Problem: I need a quick, cheap, EASY way to boost reception on my titanium P'book G4 when I'm back there. My AE works well everywhere else I travel and all the other hotspots I use, but in my cottage office the AE flatlines.
A client sent me this link (http://www.cantenna.com/) as a possible solution. Any titanium P'book G4 pros who can advise me?
As always, my undying thanks! BTW, keep it simple; I'm low-tekkish :-)
Gitanajava - TARDIS, Black MacBook 13", Intel 2.2 GHz Core 2 Duo (Dual Core), running Mac OSX 10.7.5 + Safari 6 (^_^)y-~~
|Oct 1, 2006, 04:28 AM
P.s. For Mad Jew...
Hello, MJ, long time no chat. The iBook died and has been parted out, now I've this ti P'book. Your advice is always 100%, so your assist would be welcome. Ta!
Gitanajava - TARDIS, Black MacBook 13", Intel 2.2 GHz Core 2 Duo (Dual Core), running Mac OSX 10.7.5 + Safari 6 (^_^)y-~~
|Oct 1, 2006, 05:02 AM
Haha, you're right, long time no see GITANAJAVA. I'm sorry to hear about your iBook.
Anyway, I think you have two options. You can get something that extends the free wireless network into your granny flat or you can get something that attaches to your PowerBook as a third party aerial and boosts your reception.
I think the former is probably more reliable and easier because as a rule, third party wireless hardware doesn't play well with Macs. However, if you get something to piggyback your current wireless network then it'll bypass the OS. This is both simpler and more reliable.
From briefly looking at the Cantenna page, it seems to need to be plugged into the original router. Would the landlords mind you plugging such a device into their router? Even if they don't mind, their router might not be compatible. I reckon your best bet is to find out what brand of wireless router or access point your network is using (just ask the landlord or whoever is in charge). Most companies make devices which you can simply plug into a power socket and will pick up a wireless network and extend its range. For maximum efficiency and assurance that it'll be compatible, use the same brand as your original router.
I hope that all made sense.
Some things are better mad...
|Oct 1, 2006, 05:36 AM
So, of the ideas you've offered, which one is least reliant on anyone knowing sod all?
Gitanajava - TARDIS, Black MacBook 13", Intel 2.2 GHz Core 2 Duo (Dual Core), running Mac OSX 10.7.5 + Safari 6 (^_^)y-~~
|Oct 1, 2006, 10:21 PM
Well, even if you know sod-all, could you find out the brand name (and maybe even the model number if it's written on there too) of the router?
Some things are better mad...
|Oct 2, 2006, 12:30 PM
on my old powerbook I had similar issue and removed my old airport card and bought a new card from http://www.macwireless.com it did occupy my pcmcia slot but mine was empty and if you don't mind it sticking out then it wa a great solution because they buy the old card back and the new card total cost is about $20
"Have you ever tried simply turning off the TV, sitting down with your children, and hitting them?" - Bender
|Oct 2, 2006, 12:31 PM
also apple's support website shows ho to open up a ti powerbook and remove the card...it pretty easy actually (only about 10min.)
"Have you ever tried simply turning off the TV, sitting down with your children, and hitting them?" - Bender
|Oct 2, 2006, 06:40 PM
for just a geeky experiment I took a cantenna along with a linksys wireless bridge and linked it in with a house down the street... so no I had an RJ45 connection I could do with what I wanted... so I stuck it into my wireless router and re-broadcast it in my house, worked pretty cool, I left it for a day or two just for fun, maybe you could do this, Or I think certain routers will work as a signal amp of sorts.. look around the linksys site... not without reading the artical on my site about setting up a linksys router..
looking for help on my switch to mac
|Oct 5, 2006, 12:49 PM
The reply (preceded by a deafening silence) was, "What's a router and how important is it, anyway?"
I'm doomed by the ignorance of people less tekky even than I....now what? Back to my original issue, then: How can I, a low tek user of very modest means but with an urgent need (working from home when not travelling for work), stay reliably and firmly connected? [I can't not pay my owner's dues over this issue, it covers a whole range of services of which the "free" Wi-Fi is only one.]
Gang, if I'm repeating myself, please forgive. Just sign me Frustrated and Forlorn in the Back Garden Cottage
Gitanajava - TARDIS, Black MacBook 13", Intel 2.2 GHz Core 2 Duo (Dual Core), running Mac OSX 10.7.5 + Safari 6 (^_^)y-~~
|Oct 8, 2006, 02:06 AM
Okay, well can you check the brand for yourself? Is there's a room that keeps all this equipment together? If there really isn't any way of finding the brand then just head for a well known range extender brand such as Linksys, Belkin or Netgear. I don't have experience with putting these on third-party wireless networks but I imagine they'll work. Ideally get the extender from a retailer who'll give you a refund if it's incompatible with your current network. Good luck.
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|Oct 9, 2006, 07:11 PM
Your suggestion sounds like the sanest way to approach some solution. As always, you rock:
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|Oct 9, 2006, 07:23 PM
A few notes:
Firstly, you cant plug an external antenna into a powerbook unless your using a USB or some kind of external wireless device.
Secondly, a cantenna is directional. Meaning, it would suit your end of the link, but not the other end. The base station end must remain omni directional, so all can benefit from the signal it's providing.
Some options:
1) Get a beefier omni directional antenna installed on the base station for the complex. A good one would be a 'waveguide' antenna, which looks like a long section of gutter pipe with slots cut in it. Or just a colinea 'whip' style antenna. You'll want something that beefs the signal up around 7dbi to 14dbi, or something like that.
2) Get yourself a wireless base station, something cheap like a linksys or d-link or something, but something with the ability to plug in an external antenna. (the factory antenna's can unscrew).. then get yourself a cheap directional antenna. I made one out of a pineapple juice tin, however having it mounted outside my place caused it to rust, so I made a new one out of some rectangle aluminium pipe (3mm, gutter style)... It cost me about $10 usd all up with the bulkhead connector, etc.
Setup the wireless access point in your room/place, with the small directional antenna facing roughly where the base station is located, all good, super signal. Then wirelessly connect your powerbook to your own local base station. It would be a bridge, or repeater.
There is tonnes of information on the internet on doing wireless 'cheap'. Look for the local free wireless community web pages that have tips, tricks, howto's etc.
One I frequent is http://www.e3.com.au/ (which is a western australia based 'freenet' site).
There are links on there on making antenna's, etc.
A good online shop is http://www.freenet-antennas.com which is again, Australian. There are instructions on there on how to make a small aluminium 'brick' antenna (like the one i made), very easy, you just need a hacksaw and drill. This site also has info on other commerical antenna's.
good luck
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|Oct 10, 2006, 02:37 PM
'Ta, Cybix! I appreciate your time and the links to the Land of Oz. I like the notion of DIY solutions -- although I can claim lots of DIY practice, I cannot claim a great degree of DIY proficiency. But I enjoy the attempts almost as much as the successes
Since I have 1000% more e-z info to work toward a solution, may I reveal some curiosity about the general issue of reception/signal strength?
Not long ago, a colleague and I were meeting at the local indie coffeeshop that is wildly popular not only for its mean cup of java, but also for its free Wi-Fi and for being at the bulls-eye of numerous free hotspots that converge there from the surrounding neighborhood. We were working side-by-side at the same table on a joint project we have -- he on his older Dell laptop, me on my newer P'book. When the time came to upload our files to the client's website, his system listed numerous free Wi-Fi signals of considerable strength, all of which he was able to use (even a Linksys that faded in and out on my Airport from 1 of 15 bars to 0 of 15 every couple of minutes). My P'book listed less than half of those hotspots and I was able to use only two of them. That was the end of his Mac envy. :::i hung my head in chagrin:::
Can anyone shed some light on this?
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|Oct 10, 2006, 06:57 PM
Well, the PowerBooks use metal (aluminium mostly) as their shell. It looks very pretty but it has a few problems, one of which is the unfortunate ability to reflect wireless signals. Therefore, less waves manage to get to the antenna so your reception isn't as strong. The MacBook Pros unfortunately have a similar problem. Unfortunately, there's not much you can do about it. Sorry mate.
Conversely, the iBook and regular MacBook generally get outstanding reception.
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|Oct 10, 2006, 08:06 PM
I have a similar dilemma. What I would like to do ideally would be to hook up the cantenna through USB. Does anybody know if this can be done?
I.e. is there an adapter that connects a RPSMA plug (I think that's what the cable on the Cantenna is called) to a USB port?
|Oct 10, 2006, 08:15 PM
I don't know about USB, but the Cantenna website mentions using a MCX-Plug Laptop Adapter with AirPorts, however this won't work with all AirPort cards/Macs. What Mac do you have ribbonthecat?
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|Oct 10, 2006, 08:57 PM
Yeah, I've noted that. I have a 12'' PB, so that won't work. But thanks.
|Oct 10, 2006, 09:11 PM
Crap. So is plugging the Cantenna into the router (rather than the PowerBook) an option?
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|Oct 10, 2006, 09:14 PM
I don't have a router, but one of those access points, which picks up the signal from one of my University's dorms across the street and rebroadcasts it though my flat. Problem is, it doesn't broadcast reliably to my half of the apartment, and we can't connect the Cantenna, because we need something that is omnidirectional to pick up the signal.
|Oct 11, 2006, 05:04 PM
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|Oct 11, 2006, 05:09 PM
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|Oct 13, 2006, 11:39 AM
Regarding the comment about the TiBooks and Aluminum PBooks and MBPro's...totally true. Had a TiBook for about 3 years and that machine had pretty great reception if I was near a hotspot. However, if I went just a little outside the most consistent range, it practically died or kept reconnecting.
Picked up a MacBook 2 months ago...amazing. I've been picking up wireless networks from across the street with full signal...had maybe 1 or 2 bars with the TiBook.
|Oct 14, 2006, 06:04 PM
My kingdom for a signal ;-)
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ILOILO CITY—A staggered increase in water and waste-water service rates has been approved in Boracay amid opposition from business groups to what the business community there described as "exorbitant" rate increases.
The Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (Tieza) approved an increase in rates by the Boracay Island Water Co. (BIWC) starting next month. It would allow BIWC to collect 10 percent more.
The Boracay Foundation Inc. (BFI), a group of business operators on the island, had passed a resolution calling for a deferment of the proposed increase.
The BFI and municipal council of Malay, Aklan, also pushed for lower and staggered rates of increases.
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Last week, the Tieza, which regulates rates of the BIWC, approved an increase of more than 35 percent in BIWC rates.
Lawyer Marites Alvarez, officer in charge of the Tieza regulatory office, said the increase would be implemented on a staggered basis in four years.
Alvarez said a 10.10-percent increase would be implemented on Feb. 1, 9.18 percent next year, 8.4 percent in 2015 and 7.75 percent in 2016.
The current rates for residential users are P200 for consumption of not more than 10 cubic meters per month. People with consumption of up to 20 cu m per month will pay an additional P38 per cu m and those with consumption of up to 50 cu m per month will pay an additional P56 per cu m.
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Five stars from Mobile-Baldwin counties are finalists for ASWA football awards
Spanish Fort football coach Mark Freeman received some good news and some bad news Friday afternoon.
The good news? Two Toros were among three finalists selected by the Alabama Sports Writers Association for its Class 5A Back of the Year award. The bad news? Only one can win.
Senior quarterback Joel Poe and senior cornerback Johnny Cook, who helped lead Spanish Fort to the state championship in Auburn earlier this month, join Muscle Shoals running back Tyler Jackson as the finalists for the top back in that classification. The ASWA selects three finalists for backs and linemen in each of the six classes in the Alabama High School Athletic Association as well as all teams in the Alabama Independent Schools Association.
The finalists were voted on earlier this month at the ASWA's all-state meeting by a panel of high school writers from around the state. Winners in each class – as well as the Mr. Football Award -- will be announced at the ASWA's annual Player of the Year banquet to be held on Jan. 16 in Montgomery. The banquet is sponsored by the Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association.
"What a blessing to have two guys selected for an honor like that," Freeman said. "They both have been really instrumental for our success at Spanish Fort since I came two years ago. These are two kids you can be proud of.
"They put tremendous effort into being a champion and obviously were rewarded with that win in Auburn. But, more than that, they set an outstanding example for our younger kids to follow. I couldn't be more excited for those two."
The 6-foot, 205-pound Poe triggered Spanish Fort's high-scoring offense for each of the past two seasons. This year, he threw for 3,403 yards and 42 touchdowns. He was named MVP of the Toros' 45-14 rout of McAdory in the state championship game after he threw for 177 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score.
Cook, the 6-foot, 180-pound Alabama commitment, caught one of those TD passes from Poe in the title game. During the season, he intercepted seven passes, returning two for scores, and made 81 tackles. He was the Press-Register's Defensive Player of the Year.
Jackson ran for 1,380 yards and 18 touchdowns and also had five receiving touchdowns for 5A semifinalist Muscle Shoals. Spanish Fort is one of five schools that had multiple finalists selected this year but is the only school with two finalists in the same category.
"It's very special for our school," Freeman said. "I can tell you this – both of those guys will be pulling for each other to win. They've been friends for a long time. I don't think either will be disappointed however it turns out. It's an honor for our school."
Poe, Cook and Freeman won't have to look far to find a familiar face. Junior linebacker Tre Williams of Class 5A Region 1 rival St. Paul's is one of three finalists for the Lineman of the Year award. Williams made 103 tackles as the Saints reached the semifinals before losing in a regular-season rematch to the Toros.
The other 5A linemen finalists are senior linebacker Zach Cunningham of Pinson Valley and junior offensive lineman Jordan Sims of Homewood.
Two record-setting running backs from Mobile will also be in Montgomery. Mobile Christian junior Tyler Rogers is a finalist for 2A Back of the Year, while St. Luke's senior George Payne received the same honor in Class 1A.
Rogers ran for 2,071 yards and 17 touchdowns in leading the Leopards to the state quarterfinals this year. However, his competition for this award will be tough. The other 2A finalists are running back Tywone Stewart of Reeltown and last year's winner, quarterback and Alabama commitment ArDarius Stewart of Fultondale.
"There were a lot of talented backs in Class 2A this year, and Tyler certainly deserves to be ranked among them," Mobile Christian coach Neil Evans said. "I think he is as deserving as anyone. Everyone we played knew that he was our guy and did everything they could to try to stop him. But he still made plays for us, and he had to for us to do as well as we did."
Payne ran for 2,424 yards and 34 TDs in guiding St. Luke's to the playoffs for the first time. The other 1A finalists are Phillips senior quarterback Rodney Camp and Marion County junior athlete Ready Swanigan.
"I think George proved himself as a top back, not only in this class, but in this city and state as well," St. Luke's coach John Beverly said. "He was a leader for us on and off the field, and he just had an uncanny ability to make plays and score touchdowns. Everything is predicated on the team as a whole, and George would be the first to say that. But he is certainly a deserving nominee for this award."
Several other players from Coastal Alabama also will be in attendance at this year's banquet.
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LINEMAN Reuben Foster, Auburn, Sr., LB, 6-2, 235 Austin Golson, Prattville, Sr., OL, 6-5, 285 Grant Hill, Huntsville, Sr., OL, 6-6, 290
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We're not sure we'd take Duluth over say, San Francisco, but then again, we're probably not quite as outdoorsy as Outside readers, who also voted Minneapolis as the third best place to live. (Number two honors go to Provo, Utah -- now we get what Tom Torkildson was talking about.)
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In addition to reader votes, Outside editors also created their own "O-Score" metric. Here's how that methodology works:
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The Creamery in Frankfort is our favorite summer spot to stop off from a ride on the Plank Trail or after a baseball game. Their selection has something for everyone.
On Wednesday you get a jumbo hot dog with all the Chicago trimmings for $1.25. They are very good and a bargain. Of course a shake is always good with one. The Blasters are good with many choices of add ins. What is a wonderful treat that they have Rainbow Cones. I grew up with this treat as a child...
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SEOUL — North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has inspected a feared special forces unit, ordering them to strike at "lightening speed" once war breaks out, state media reported Saturday.
The inspection comes at a time of escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula, with multiple threats from the North of an armed response to joint South Korea-US military drills and to UN sanctions imposed after its nuclear test last month.
Kim, who holds the rank of Marshal in the Korean People's Army, told Unit 1973 during a tour Friday that their mission was to "conquer the strongholds of the enemy", according Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
"He said once a war breaks out, the unit should storm the heart of the enemies in a flash to strike and destroy the targeted military installations and reactionary ruling institutions of the puppet regime at a lightning speed," KCNA reported.
Kim emphasised the need to conduct training under simulated battle conditions so the unit would be able to operate in enemy-controlled areas, KCNA said.
The special forces unit is believed to be based in the southwestern province of South Pyongan.
South Korea and the United States launched an annual military drill this month, prompting Pyongyang to announce the scrapping of the 60-year-old Korean War armistice, along with non-aggression pacts signed with the South.
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In 2010, the South Korean naval vessel Cheonan was sunk in the area of Baengnyeong with the loss of 46 lives, and later the same year North Korea shelled the nearby island of Yeonpyeong, killing four people.
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text: Top quality Spotting Scope [Archive] - Glock Talk Glock Talk > The Armory > Sights, Optics and Lasers > Top quality Spotting Scope PDA View Full Version : Top quality Spotting Scope CCV07-12-2011, 20:03I'm considering adding a top quality spotting scope in the 60X range to my shooting gear. Any recommendations? RayB07-23-2011, 15:22Since nobody has chimed in, let me suggest that you start here for a crash course in optics, what to look for, and why... http://www.telescope.com/home.jsp This looks like a nice unit at a decent price... http://www.telescope.com/Telescopes/Spotting-Scopes-Monoculars/Orion-ULX-66mm-ED-Zoom-Spotting-Scope/pc/-1/c/1/sc/16/p/52106.uts Keep in mind that you'd want to pair the above referenced unit with an appropriate quality tripod and mount, ideally with slow motion alt/az controls. This set up would work well for casual astronomy too, giving nice views of star clusters, nebulae, Saturn's rings, and the moon... I've found Orion to have excellent customer service and the retail store staff is highly knowledgeable... --Ray KCNUKE09-12-2011, 17:38just found this post doing a search, I just bought a Redfield Rampage 20-60X60 for about $220. will try it out tomorrow but seeing 223 at 200yards should be easy, not sure about passed that but 300 should easily see 308. lens seems pretty crisp. phonejack09-15-2011, 06:47I have had a Kowa for 20 yrs. No regrets Short Cut09-15-2011, 07:42When I researched this, about 7 years ago, I read many good things comparing Pentax favorably to more expensive brands like Leica and Swarovski. Ended up buying this one, except with the angled eyepiece. http://www.pentaxsportoptics.com/#section=Birding&subSection=SpottingScopes&product=PF-80ED One of the best websites I found at the time for real world comparisons was a bird watching sight, fwiw. Short Cut09-15-2011, 07:45Here's a pic of what I got. It's held up really well and the clarity is outstanding. http://handsonoptics.com/images/Pentax-Spotting-Scope-PF-80EDA_kit.jpg travis3476909-15-2011, 15:14Here's a pic of what I got. It's held up really well and the clarity is outstanding. http://handsonoptics.com/images/Pentax-Spotting-Scope-PF-80EDA_kit.jpg A buddy of mine gots one of these. Does wonders! garander09-15-2011, 15:18for top quality, kowa and swarovski. us highpower guys use em at the 1000 yard line. vBulletin® v3.8.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.