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Hi Bill,
From looking at your vent design, I would say that you will get a hellva lot more water and moisture via your vent than you ever would via migration or stucco fissions. My oven has stucco and in the last two years we have had numerous typhoon with sheets of horizontal rain and the problem I had was rain seepage in my arch, which has porous fire bricks. I used a sealer on them and no further problem.
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i think your idea is a sound one. if you place your hand over the vent while firing, you should feel the moisture if the insulation is wet. I incorporated a vent in my insulation layer in the support for the flue (see pic) moisture can escape between the two terra cotta caps.
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Hi David,
I'm not trying to be argumentative. The moisture that you feel in not a scientific indication that your insulation is wet, it does indicate the present of moisture. In your case terra cotta, which is capable of absorbing moisture out of the atmosphere is more probably culpable than the insulation. Have you ever done terra cotta cooking. I feel that if you have followed proven directions of hundreds if not more who have successfully completed their ovens, then assumptions shouldn't play in the outcome. When we encounter a problem, we should be scientific and methodical in finding a solution or giving advice. I would suspect that more than half of us probably had more water in the mortar of our domes and insulation than we should have had before we went to the next stage. Many of us had to have the fruit of our labor and just fired the thing up, devil may care. Others went from single match, candle, light bulb, progressing to an inferno, with the smiling baby perched on top, knowing " I did it right". The oven is not a Timed Bomb, waiting to explode, it might crack.
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I hope I have not left anyone with the impression that their oven could be a "time bomb" I'm sure I've never suggested that, you are correct, it will only crack the outer shell.
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I agree that the vent as currently constructed will allow far more water in than it would vent. That being said, there is no hood on it now. Our rain is very predictable here in coastal southern california. We get essentially no measurable rain until November. And no significant rain until December.
I plan to get a good aluminum hood over that vent this coming weekend.
Other than the absence of the hood, do you have a problem with the design of the vent?
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Hi WJW,
I had planned not to make anymore comments, but since you asked I will give my honest opinion. If I was determined to vent as you are, I would try to design one that was motorized very simular to the fans used on old computers. If there were any moisture I would feel more assured that it was being driven out. Your design is static and large, which implies to me that when the oven is heated, warm moist air rise, some will escape but a great portion will condense on the ceiling of that void, but on rainy cool day the moisture will seek low levels. You stated that you don't get much rain, what about high humidity, or fog. I think that if your oven is used often it might be alright. Thanks for asking.
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We get very little humidity and very little fog. We get about 13 inches of rain per year...with almost all of that falling in December, January, and February.
There is no "void" at the top of the oven enclosure. The entire space is crammed with perlite (as you can see by looking at the picture of the vent).
Condensation is not likely, in my opinion, to be the source of moisture. And even if it were, condensation would be a problem with any style enclosure. No enclosure is air-tight. Humid air goes where it will.
My guess is that any significant moisture which gets in over time is likely to come from a heavy winter rainstorm which allows water to get in through either cracks in the stucco on top of the vault/enclosure, or through cracks on the countertop which would allow water to migrate to the slab, and then laterally to the insulation board sitting under the oven.
Frankly, even if I did get some condensation in there, I don't care. I don't believe that will negatively impact the performance of the insulation. What would concern me would be the prospect of water actually dripping/flowing in during a storm. If that happens I want somewhere for it to go when I fire up the oven. It seems to me that a vent is a tried and true solution for getting rid of moisture-laden air in such a situation. But I don't claim to be an expert and certainly have no problem with hearing contrary opinions.
Currently I have no cracks in my stucco that I can see. But in five years...who knows. I still haven't done my counter top...obviously I will take what steps I can to minimize the possiblity of water intrusion through lateral migration across the slab.
I don't think anything motorized is needed. Frankly, I don't see moisture intrusion is much of an issue in light of our cliemate, but I see zero down side to putting a vent on so long as it is properly hooded.
Just my opinion.
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"The prospect of water actually dripping/flowing in during a storm", is more likely to get in that big-assed vent, than the pores of the stucco. "Frankly, even if I did get some condensation in there, I don't care. I don't believe that will negatively impact the performance of the insulation". I concur, if you believe that, why vent at all? Five years down the road? You might be dead, cripple or crazy, thinking that something bad or good will happen, doesn't make it so! For you information: Perlite, "when it reaches temperatures of 850-900 degrees C, it softens(because it is a glass). Water trapped in the structure of the material vaporises and escapes and this causes the expansion of the material to 7-16 times its original volumn"(wikipedia). If this is true, that means the your perlite layer is never dry. If you dome is covered with a proper ceramic blanket, the surface of the blanket is never 850-900 degrees C, meaning the perlite never vaporise its moisture. So whats the point of the vent, a feel good value. IMHO.
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How is water going to get in a vent which has a hood over it sheilding it from rain?
It's an oven not a submarine.
Assuming water vapor does get into the perlite layer (through humidity or otherwise), what makes you think the perlite needs to get to 800 degrees to vaporize water? Your link is talking about the temp needed to puff or expannd the perllite itself...not the temp needed to turn water to steam...or sufficiently energize the molecules so as to increase the rate at whisch they diffuse through the air.
My perlite has already been heated to 800 plus degrees...long before I bought it. Now it is a big bunch of open cell insulation which air and water vapor can travel through with ease...assuming there is somewhere for the air and water to go.
Assuming that it does get moist in there, heating that pearlite layer to 250 defgrees, or 200 degrees, or even 150...will drive water vapor out far more effectively with a vent than without one.
Why is it that attics are vented with vents such as mine? The vents are passive. They are open to air...presumably they are just as likely to allow water in as mine is. Yet they are there. Why?
As far as a feel good value...that may be true to a certain extent. Ditto for the extra three pieces of rebar I put in the slab. Ditto for that third layer of stucco you put on your oven.
The point is that it cost me about ten dollars to put that in. Passive venting is used all the time to remove moisture from enclosed structures which are otherwise at risk for having trapped, moist, dead air. Those passive vents are properly hooded and result in a net drying effect...otherwise you wouldn't see them on attics, machine shop walls, pool equipment sheds, green houses, etc.
I get it that you think a vent is a bad idea on an oven. Can you tell me why? Why is it that you think water will get in through a hooded vent? What makes you think that will happen...specifically...rather than just saying it is so?
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This is why. All of the WFO that I have seen, that are rendered, or concrete, cement, adobe or just plain mud are closed systems, be they insulated or not. I think the cladding of the oven were primarily to protect them from the elements(rain, snow, wind storms,ice), because they were a valuable assest to the community a large( one oven per village= the baker). They have a very good record without venting. The other types, be they igloo or barrel, some people chose to build housing around, some use modern scientific insulation others use everything from broken glass, to air. Many of these are vented for various reasons. I never said that I think water will get in. What I'm saying it that in the laws of probabilities, your vent is more likely to cause a water or moisture problem, than your stucco. Now one question for you. With all the stucco covered oven that you see on this forum, why do you feel that your is most likely to crack or suffer water damage, without a vent?
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Photo By Hasan Jamali/photo illustrationClick through the gallery to see the richest families in Texas, how much they're worth and how they got their wealth.
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His ideal companies are those whose earnings are poised to exceed analysts' expectations and whose stock valuations are improving, said Nelson, co-founder and chief investment officer at Timpani Capital Management LLC.
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With key provisions of Obamacare set to be rolled out in 2014, questions remain about everything from the mechanics of the exchanges, where consumers will buy health insurance from private providers, to who will run them and what might be the unintended consequences of health care reform.
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TeamHealth Holdings Inc. (TMH, $38.55), Knoxville, Tenn., provides outsourced physician staffing to about 800 hospitals and health care providers in 47 states. About 70% of the company's revenue comes from emergency room staffing, Nelson said.
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"There aren't many companies I can say this about where I've got a road map for that kind of growth in this economy," he said. TeamHealth may be among the companies best positioned to benefit from Obamacare, he added.
About 22% of the emergency room patients that TeamHealth physicians see are uninsured, Nelson said. The company gets an average payment per visit from those patients of $35, compared to $135 from Medicare patients and $250 from managed care patients. Nelson said it's unclear how much and how fast that $35 average payment will rise, but he expects it to increase sharply as Obamacare pushes people to become insured. That will lead to more revenue on the same cost structure, resulting in margin improvement, he said.
It may seem counterintuitive that emergency room visits would rise when more people have insurance, but they rose 8% in 2006, the first year after Massachusetts adopted health reform, Nelson said. The increase in volume is expected to result from a shortage of primary-care physicians that drives people to seek care through other means, he added. There is also some evidence that, in the short term, Medicaid reimbursements may rise for emergency room services in some states, Nelson said.
The Blackstone Group, a private equity firm that acquired TeamHealth in 2005, probably had been keeping the company's share price lower because of its sales of large numbers of shares, he said. Blackstone sold the last of those shares in February.
The biggest risks to TeamHealth shares are the possibility of delays in Obamacare implementation that could slow projected growth, and questions about payments TeamHealth physicians will receive from health care exchange patients, he said.
TeamHealth shares have traded in a range of $21.69 to $39.87 in the last 52 weeks. They could trade as high as $60 in the next 12 months, Nelson said.
Maximus Inc. (MMS, $73.12), Reston, Va., provides program management and consulting services to government health and human services agencies in the United States and other countries.
Maximus derives 64% of its revenue from health services and the rest from human services work. Nelson said the health services area should benefit from Obamacare in at least two ways:
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■ Maximus has won a number of contracts to help states create health insurance exchanges. "This is new business that doesn't exist today that's coming, and Maximus is right in the middle of it all," Nelson said.
Maximus has the potential to increase earnings 25% annually during the next two to three years, Nelson said.
The biggest risks to holding Maximus are the possibility the company could fail to continue winning contracts and the question of whether more states than the 25 already committed will expand Medicaid, Nelson said.
Maximus shares have a 52-week trading range of $43.79 to $81.37. They could reach $105 in the next 12 months, Nelson said.
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Eugene Ulrich is chief editor of the other biblical manuscripts in the DJD series (vols. IX, XII, XIV, XV)
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Since the present volume concludes the publication of all the biblical fragments found in cave 4, the editors are to be congratulated for their careful work. International Review of Biblical Studies As we have come to expect from the series, Psalms to Chronicles has been produced with extraordinary care and erudition and it will be of fundamental importance for future study of these biblical books. Journal of Theological Studies


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An anti-choice Christian group recently sent a letter to congressional candidate James Woods (D-AZ) urging him to support the "sanctity of life" — life of the unborn, duh, not of women who are endangered by severe anti-abortion measures! — and his response was glorious. »


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Tim Bristol talks about Tongass Forest by Mitch E. Perry
Recently, the U.S. Forest Service used $1.5 million in taxpayer dollars to build roads for a logging company which only paid $180,000 for the trees it cut using that road.
And Since 1980, over one billion dollars of taxpayer money has been wasted on punching logging roads ââ¬â what critics deride as ââ¬ÅRoads to Nowhereââ¬? - into wild forests in the Tongass National Forest in Alaska
Next week a Congressional vote is expected to be held on cutting spending for road building in the Tongass ââ¬Â¦Ã¢â¬Â¦ Tim Bristol is the Director of the Alaska Program for Trout Unlimited, based in Juneauââ¬Â¦He also served as the Executive Director of the Alaska Coalition, worked as a grassroots organizer for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council and as the Alaska Representative for the Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition.
WMNF spoke with him about these so called ââ¬ÅRoads To Nowhereââ¬?, which do not appear to be a wise investment in Tax payer dollars (roll tape# 1 o.q.ââ¬? .of the forestââ¬?)
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|2 Tablespoon (1 cup plus 2 tablespoons)
|Instant dry milk powder
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (preferably nonfat)
|Firmly packed light brown sugar
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Double acting baking powder
|2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
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|Ground nutmeg
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|18 Tablespoon (1 cup plus 2 tablespoons)
|1 , lightly beaten
|Vegetable oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Sweet butter
|2 Tablespoon, whipped, melted
|Very ripe banana
|6 Ounce, peeled, mashed
|Golden raisins
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), plumped
|1 Ounce, chopped
1. Preheat oven to 400°F.
2. Line twelve 2 1/2-inch-diameter muffin-pan cups with paper baking cups and set aside.
3. In small mixing bowl combine buttermilk, egg, oil, and butter and stir until blended and set aside.
4. In a mixing bowl combine flour, milk powder, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and nutmeg; stir to combine well.
5. Mix the buttermilk egg mixture with the dry ingredients.
6. Add banana, raisins, and walnuts and stir to mix until the mixture becomes lumpy.
7. Fill each baking cup with an equal amount of batter and bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown and a toothpick, inserted in center, comes out dry.
8. Transfer muffins from pan to wire rack and let cool.
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Earlier after his bath he takes off to avoid being clothed, crawls off with Desitin in hand and pulls himself up to the baby gate. Throws the Desitin over the gate and begins to climb as I hobble over to him... Both the gate and baby fall over and he smiles up at me, wondering if he's going to get in trouble. (FYI: I looked like a mixture of this: D=! and this: 0.0! Realizi
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HAHAH. I love it. I really do. He is a very smart kid. And he is hilarious! But soooooooo very much a boy! He is always getting into stuff and getting banged up. He keeps this momma on her bum feet, that's for darn sure!
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LAKE GEORGE Lake George has a new school superintendent, and she cant wait for school to start.
Mary Cahill was chosen from a field of over 30 candidates last spring, in a process that involved not only the school administrators, but the students, parents and community at large.
It was a great process, Cahill said. They narrowed the field down to 11 and we all met with different groups, and then we were narrowed down to three.
Those three spent a full day speaking with different stakeholders, and each presented their entry plan.
Thats an overview of what I think is important in the transition, Cahill said. She said the process on that final day involved a lot of interaction.
The afternoon was different, Cahill said. They wanted us to ask questions too.
Cahill was chosen as the new superintendent after that process. She started in July and has spent much of her time meeting with teachers and department heads.
Im trying to learn the history of each department, what there concerns and challenges are, she said.
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They are all committed to the students, she said. I havent seen anything like this before.
Cahill comes from Binghamton, where she was the assistant superintendent for instruction. She worked on curriculum instruction and accountability as well as finding federal and state grants for the school district. She said she wasnt necessarily looking for a school superintendent position, but when she heard about the opening in Lake George, it piqued her interest.
Each time I came here, I knew it was the right fit, she said. I think they were looking for someone with my curricula and instructional background, and for someone to continue and improve the schools with the same leadership. She said she plans to be a highly visible superintendent, with lots of interaction with staff and students.
As for Lake George, she wasnt familiar with the area until she applied for the job.
Its a big change for me after spending my whole life in Binghamton, Cahill said. But now that Im here, this is the place I want to live for the rest of my life.
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(By Balachander) Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO) and NXP Semiconductors NV (NASDAQ: NXPI) have each invested an undisclosed amount in Australia-based Cohda Wireless to advance intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and car-to-X communications.
Cohda's technology allows cars to more effectively "see" through obstacles or around corners.
"We make Car-to-X work for the moving car. Our patented technology enhances radio reception; the car can see around corners or through obstacles when needed," said Cohda Wireless CEO Paul Gray.
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NXP will exclusively license the Cohda 802.11p technology together with its chipsets to automotive customers. Cohda will be NXP's preferred partner for automotive 802.11p reference designs. The technology allows cars to communicate with each other (car-to-car) as well as with intelligent traffic infrastructure (car-to-infrastructure) around them.
Netherlands-based NXP, a supplier of car radio semiconductors and security chips, and Cohda Wireless said they have built a wireless communication solution for onboard-units based on Cohda's existing advanced radio and NXP's software-defined radio technology.
"This makes it a key element to connect to Cisco's vision of a ubiquitous and highly-secure Internet of Everything," the companies said.
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By allowing vehicles to reliably interact with each other when travelling at high-speeds, each vehicle can give drivers warnings about potential hazards and allow them to avoid accidents, or even automatically respond to changing driving conditions faster than typical human reaction times, the companies said.
Together, Cisco, NXP, and Cohda will apply their technologies to help automotive OEMs, suppliers, enterprises and consumers to connect vehicles with ITS infrastructure.
"Combined with Cohda's superior wireless communication algorithms and Cisco's network intelligence we will achieve the performance, system cost and compactness that car makers and tier-1 suppliers are asking for," said Kurt Sievers, EVP / GM of the Automotive Business at NXP Semiconductors.
A team of researchers from Australia founded Cohda Wireless in 2004, with a commitment to pioneer wireless solutions for automotive safety applications.
Maciej Kranz, VP / GM of the Connected Industries Group at Cisco believes that amazing things can happen when you connect the previously unconnected, and said "smarter vehicles are one of the many ways in which we will fully experience the Internet of Everything".
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Medal - Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, Gold, Victoria, Australia, 1902 Reg. No: NU 18543
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- Medal awarded by the Department of Agriculture at the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, Champion Prize of Australia, dry wine, to Hans William Henry Irvine in 1902.
Hans William Henry Irvine, born in Melbourne in 1856, was a successful vigneron and politician, and was known as the 'wine king of Australia'. His largest holding was the Great Western winery, which he owned from 1888-1918. In the early 1890s Irvine purchased two-thirds of the produce of local vignerons, much of which was distilled into his brandy. He also became known for his claret, hock, chablis, burgundy, hermitage, sparkling hock and sparking burgandy. He was an effective self-promoter, and in 1982 entertained the Victorian governor in lavish style. He also pioneered wine advertising. Irvine was particularly interested in the science of wine-making, and used the latest technologies in his cellars. These contributed to his success at a time when so many other Victorian wine-makers were struggling.
In 1892 he was commissioned by the Victorian minister of agriculture to write a report on the Australian wine trade. Two years later he suggested a conference of vignerons to discuss problems facing the industry, and supported the proposal for a college of viticulture and the introduction of phylloxera-resistant American root stocks. He encouraged industry self-regulation through an elected board, the establishment of regional wineries and cheaper finance for investors in the wine industry. He travelled to Europe several times to learn wine-making techniques and arrange sales.
"The Irvine Wine Collection was acquired by Museum Victoria in 1989. It represents the history of the Great Western Vineyard and the achievements of Hans William Henry Irvine, vigneron and politician, from 1888 until 1922. It comprises 130 items ranging from publications, marketing items, packaging materials, wine labels, award medals, ceramics, illuminated address, commemorative trowel, trophy plaques, wine makers tools, and silverware."
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- A gold prize medal (15 ct., 31 mm diameter with loop and ring) with the obverse of the Department of Agriculture of Victoria featuring a rural scene with horse, sheep, cow and pig in the foreground and farmer reaping wheat in the background; combined with the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Champion Prize of Australia reverse.
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|At centre surmounted by crown an agricultural scene; around, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE VICTORIA
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|At centre, CHAMPION PRIZE / OF / AUSTRALIA / AWARDED BY DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE / TO HANS W.H. IRVINE / FOR DRY WINE; around, .1902 . THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA
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|Obverse: DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE VICTORIA
At centre, CHAMPION PRIZE OF AUSTRALIA AWARDED BY DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE TO HANS W.H. IRVINE FOR DRY WINE 1902. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA
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|Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1902
|Stokes & Sons, Victoria, Australia, 1902
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|Victoria: Agriculture Department, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 1902
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|Mr Hans Irvine - Great Western Vineyards & Champagne Cellars, Great Western, Victoria, Australia, 1902
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- Great Western Winery Timeline 1858-1922
- Hans William Henry Irvine, Vigneron & Politician (1856-1922)
- Hans William Henry Irvine, Vigneron & Politician (1856-1922)
- Public Life & Institutions Collection
- Sustainable Futures Collection
- Stokes & Son, Medal Makers, Melbourne, Victoria & Sydney, New South Wales
- The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria
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Take each day as it comes, but never take it for granted.
Open him!
BTW - if it's not too rude to ask, how much did he set you back? With the upcoming battle-damaged Faker head I'm redoubling my efforts to get his figure, but some of the eBay prices I've seen are astronomical.
Whatever you do, don't open it! These people are just trying to trick you because they are jealous that you might one day become a millionaire if you leave it in the package after they have all opened theirs!
Open it! I have mine and its a great variant. Plus, you need an extra Faker in order to display both heads after Intergalactic Skeletor comes!
Not to sound like a creepy cheerleader for Uki, but it's nice to know there is at least one person on this forum who is extremely positive & friendly all the time. I don't think I could be that nice even if you paid me. If we ever give out awards for "forum member of the month", Uki gets my vote. -Mr. Shokoti
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Neil, I did pay over £100 for it. Came all the way from Australia. The way I look at it, I have gotten some real bargains while building up my collection, so the expensive price sort of balances out. That's what I'm telling myself anyway
Take each day as it comes, but never take it for granted.
My collection has undergone a slight downsizing, mostly in the Transformers department, mainly due to consolidation down so I can mainly focus on the Masterpiece line, and the Classics / Generations that will serve as placeholders until official Masterpiece version surface, if ever.
MOTUC lost 3 members, King He-Man & Stondar and Rokkon, mainly due to being able to live without them, and trying to get a little extra dough for the next 2 MP releases in December, Smokescreen and the Sideswipe re-issue. Now, I have opened a lot of room up....now to fill it.
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I think you'll be very happy with the 690 (if you can find one) if your looking for a mainly off road machine while taking pavement to get there. I got my 990 thinking it was going to whip around like a dirt bike off road but man-o-man, it is a big beast. Now, there are plenty of folks who can do that stuff with the 990 and it is very capable but you have to be a very talented rider. For me the 990 is a perfect bike because while I enjoy off road riding it's my daily rider and touring bike, I can load it up with gear for a week and be plenty happy without feeling like I needed to cut weight by leaving things behind. The Tiger is a good bike but it will handle much the same way off road as the 990, if you just want to have a blast in the dirt get the 690 or 525 exc.
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While taking some pics by a little lake me and my GF noticed that it's almost impossible [to] determine what's up and down due too the near perfect reflection in the water.
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Backstreet Boys' New Single 'In A World Like This,' Out Today
The Backstreet Boys are set to release their eight studio album this year and it couldn't come at a better time. The boy band is celebrating their 20th anniversary together as a group and set to make a comeback in a big way. 'In A World Like This' will be released today, July 30th through BMG Records. Get a first listen below!
Richard Blackstone, a BMG executive, commented, 'Having worked with the Backstreet Boys over 20 years ago, it is of great personal satisfaction to be working with them again. Their careers are quite remarkable and it is probably safe to say that they have claimed their place in history as the greatest male pop group of all time. Moreover, these guys remain just as ambitious and passionate as the day they started and we are so proud that they have put their trust in BMG."
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Texas Rangers (44-69) at Chicago White Sox (55-59), 2:10 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Texas - Nick Tepesch (3-7, 4.84) Chicago - Chris Sale (10-1, 2.09)
(SportsNetwork.com) - For one night anyway all was right in the world for the Texas Rangers.
After their most impressive showing of the season the Rangers will try to make it two straight wins on Wednesday in the rubber match of their three-game series with the Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field.
Texas' bats exploded on Tuesday, as Robinson Chirinos homered twice to lead an offensive onslaught in a 16-0 drubbing of the White Sox. Adrian Beltre, J.P. Arencibia and Shin-Soo Choo all went deep for the Rangers, who snapped a four- game losing streak by scoring a season high in runs.
Texas scored just eight runs over that stretch.
"We know that even though we have a young team, (the young guys) have talent, they know they can hit and it's just a matter of getting it done on the field," said Beltre.
Colby Lewis (8-8) went the distance in his second career shutout. The right- hander scattered six hits and a walk, striking out seven in the win.
John Danks (9-7) was battered for nine runs on eight hits and five walks over 4 2/3 innings.
"I felt great," said Danks. "It's a shame to get your butt kicked on a night when you feel good."
Runs may be a little bit harder to come by this afternoon for the Rangers, as they go up against lefty Chris Sale, who is 10-1 with a 2.09 ERA. Sale, though, was not sharp on Friday versus Minnesota, as he allowed five runs (4 earned) and eight hits in six innings, but did not factor in the decision of his team's 10-8 win.
"I just was kind of erratic," Sale said after his last start. "Fastball command wasn't really there at all the whole night."
Sale's ERA ranks behind only Felix Hernandez in the American League and he had only allowed four earned runs in a start one other time this season.
Sale has faced the Rangers eight times (4 starts) and is 3-1 against them with a 4.94 ERA.
Texas, meanwhile, will counter with right-hander Nick Tepesch, who had his last turn skipped because of a knee injury. Tepesch, though, has not been impressive of late, going 0-4 with a 7.15 ERA.
"I'm not worried about who I am pitching against," said Tepesch, who is 3-7 on the year with a 4.84. "It's the opposing lineup."
The Rangers took two of three from the White Sox earlier in the year in Arlington, but have lost eight of their last 10 at U.S. Cellular Field.


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UCF Basketball Head Coach Donnie Jones was on the David Baumann Show on Monday to talk about the upcoming college basketball season. The Knights open the season on Saturday night in Tampa against the USF Bulls. Jones discussed his young roster with newcomers like Calvin Newell. Jones also talk to Baumann about the Knights schedule and goals for the upcoming season.
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Join Adobe InDesign and publishing expert Mike Rankin as he explains how to use InDesign to design a wide range of digital documents, including interactive PDFs and apps for the iPad. This course provides a tour of digital publishing trends and shows how to bring these trends to bear in various projects, such as a slide presentation, a PDF form, and an interactive portfolio. Mike also introduces the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and shows how to publish dynamic interactive documents to the iPad and other mobile devices.
If your PDF form needs a place where users can choose items from a list, you need either a list box or a combo box. Both of which can be created in InDesign CS6. So let's start with the list box. Up here in the Personal Details section of my form I need to make a list for the states for applicants to choose to say where they're from. So over here in States, I have just regular InDesign frame. I'll go to my Buttons and Forms panel and I'll choose Type > List Box. I'll give it a name, state, and down here I need to enter the List Items.
So I need to enter the abbreviations for the various states. I can click the Plus button after each one or I can use a keyboard shortcut. So I'll enter in a state name and I hold down Shift and then press Return or Enter. This keeps my cursor in the List Items dialog box and I can just keep typing state names, and so on. Once I have my list items, I can click on an item to make it the default choice displayed in the PDF. If I don't want any default selection, I can click on an item to remove the highlighting and its default status.
If you don't choose a default with the list, then the first item is going to be visible. So here I'll just enter another item called CHOOSE STATE and make that the default. I can also sort the items alphabetically, if I want to. One thing to be aware of is that you can't edit a list item after you've entered it. So if you make a typo and enter that, you are going to have to delete the list item and then replace it with a new one. Those are the options for list box. Let's make a combo box now. I'll scroll down and here under Actual Grade, I would like to enter a combo box.
So here's where I would like the person to be able to enter in the actual grade they received in a course and I can make a list of A, B, and C grades, or I can allow them to enter in their own grade, say if they got pass or fail, A+, C-, and so forth. So right now this is a Text Field. I'm going to select from the Type menu and convert it to a Combo Box. Notice the name changed and so did some of the options? I'll enter in some List items. So I'll press A and Shift+Return, B+Shift +Return, C+Shift+Return, and notice that there's no option in the Buttons and Forms panel to allow me to allow the user to enter custom text.
For that, that's going to be one of those post InDesign processes that we have to do in Acrobat. So let's export this document out to PDF and try out our list box and our combo box. I'll press Command+E, go to my Desktop, and I'll call it LIST AND COMBO, and click OK. So here I have it in Acrobat. I have my default CHOOSE STATE or I can pick from the list of the states that I typed in, and down below I've my combo box where I can select an actual grade.
But if I try to type in some custom text to say pass, I'm unable to do that yet. So again, this is something that you have to fix in Acrobat, because you can't set custom text on a combo box in InDesign yet. So I'll go to Tools > Forms > Edit and then I'll double-click on this form field. In the options, I'll select allow user to enter custom text. I'll close the dialog box and close Form Editing.
Now let's try that. In this movie we saw how to create two similar kinds of form objects in InDesign: list boxes and combo boxes. Both of these allow the PDF user to select items from a list. Combo boxes can also be added in Acrobat to allow people to add their own custom text instead of just picking from the list that you create.
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Joan Didion's electrifying first novel is a haunting portrait of a marriage whose wrong turns and betrayals are at once absolutely idiosyncratic and a razor-sharp commentary on the history of California. Everett McClellan and his wife, Lily, are the great-grandchildren of pioneers, and what happens to them is a tragic epilogue to the pioneer experience, a story of murder and betrayal that only Didion could tell with such nuance, sympathy, and suspense.
About the Author
Joan Didion's many books include The Year of Magical Thinking, for which she received the National Book Award. She lives in New York City.
Praise For…
"There hasn't been another American writer of Joan Didion's quality since Nathanael West.... [She has] a vision as bleak and precise as Eliot's." —John Leonard, The New York Times"A slant of vision that is arresting and unique . . . Didion might be an observer from another planet—one so edgy and alert that she ends up knowing more about our own world than we know ourselves." —Anne Tyler, New Republic"A beautifully told first novel . . . written in prose both witty and imaginative." —The Times Literary Supplement (London)