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"The Voigtländer Nokton 25mm includes a screw-on metal hood and TWO lens caps, one for the lens and a larger one for the hood!"
It's partly about "cost", also about "value for money".
I believe I could find more uses for a 25mm/.95 than a 12mm/2.0, and if it turned out to be the most used lens I owned, then the price wouldnt bother me.
I added the lens hood and cap bit as a poke at the Oly "lens tax".
The Voigtländer 25mm is incredibly useful. Night, day, close-ups, street shooting... it's my most used lens by far. If I had to give up all my native lenses, I'd keep it, though I'd probably have a very long debate over the 7-14mm.
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We almost crossed paths. I rode from Heber (Daniels Summit which you called Solier Meadow) to West Yellowstone from Sept 2 thru Sept 13 GPSing the Great Western Trail.
Hey Jerry-------glad we didn't hit head on
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Generator camp from hell to Motel in Kenmerer, Wyoming
Well the Quadtard started the loud generator up at first lite the next morning and we couldn't wait to get out of there.
It was such a nice place till they showed up.
We are now just a few miles from Bear Lake-----Idaho and the end of the Utah BDR.
We got on a surprisingly rough trail just before Bear Lake came into view.
And we all were missing our buddy Bash3r
Then the highway took us up the West side of bear Lake where we got gas, and snacks.
The North end of the Utah BDR------we are now officially off the BDR and have to wing are way North--then East to tie into the Colorado BDR.
Ok---the BDR's are great and I so appreciate the routes laid out by others that makes it a no-brainer to navigate.
But my world is laying out and following my own routes----I seem to have a nac for it and they are always are as good as
the published ones everybody follows-------but they are sometimes much more exciting for me as I have no idea of what
we are really going to run in to----and how good or bad the riding will be---and if we hit locked gates or not---I love this stuff.
So the next day or two are spent tying the Utah BDR into the Colorado BDR.
I didn't want to route South of Flaming gorge as I've been thru there too many times already.
I've not been on any of the roads I've plotted for this connection---how would it be ????
From the North side of Bear Lake on North Beach road and past Bear Lake Hot Springs we dove right up into the mountains.
I google earthed these mountains for days trying to find a road over these---only one went up over the mountain and went
all the way thru.
Also----I wasn't even going to follow that road all the way straight across to the East.
I was going to head South in the middle of these mountains and try to navigate my way
to .......................ta....daaaaaaaa............ ..........
We'd been to 2 and 4 corners but now it was time for 3 corners.
This would prove to be very difficult-----terrain wise and navigation wise.
The roads that I had google earthed to get to 3 corners kind of disappeared sometimes on google earth and I really didn't have much
faith in us getting thru----but we went for it and rode on some really great very small dirt roads thru ranchland----and BLM land.
3 corners is not far off now--but would the roads go thru ???
Or---------would my no-hassle tassels have to bail our sorry asses out again.
As I stared at them----I felt my motor get smoother---my bike faster----the roads getting better and the rain stayed away---for now.
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Welcome back for another installment in my series on why I find
Microsoft F# to be an
exciting language for the .NET platform. If you're just joining us, below are
links to the articles in the series so far.
I have around 15-20 more articles planned, but I'm always looking for
suggestions. If you have a topic idea for the series, feel free to email
me at dustin AT diditwith.net.
One of the main reasons that I find F# to be so provocative is that it fully embraces
three programming paradigms: functional, imperative and object-oriented. Of
these, functional programming is the most favored, mostly due to its
OCaml heritage. Because of this, we can't move any further in this series
without introducing what functional programming is all about: functions!
In F#, a function declaration consists of the fun keyword, an argument, the
-> operator and finally, the function body.
In the F#
interactive environment, we can declare a function that takes an argument x
and returns its increment like so:
If the -> operator looks strange to you, remember that it's
just a divider
that separates function arguments from function bodies.
The code above is somewhat equivalent to the following C# 3.0 lambda
Or this VB 9.0 lambda expression:
The biggest difference is that the F# function does not need to be assigned
to a .NET delegate
(or expression tree) as
the C# 3.0 and VB 9.0 lambda expressions do. This is an important point: F#
functions are not delegates. They're something else entirely.
Another point of interest is F#'s type inference. We didn't specify a type for x
in the function above, but F# determined that x is of type int and
that the function
returns an int.
F# worked this out from the literal 1 that appears in the function
1 is an int. Therefore, x must be an int
because it is being added together with 1.
Finally, the function must return an int since its body
returns the
result of adding two ints, x and 1.
Because the literal that is added together with x is what triggers the type
inference, changing
the literal will change the type of the function. For example, changing 1 to 1.0
produces a function that increments
This really isn't anything to write home about. After all, C# 3.0 and VB 9.0
handle type inference similarly for their respective lambda expressions. However, F#'s type inference
algorithm is extremely advanced. As this series progresses, you'll see functions
without any type annotations that the compiler will successfully type infer,
leaving you scratching your head.
At this point, we've successfully declared a function in F#. Unfortunately,
we can't use our function yet because it doesn't have a name. We've declared an
anonymous function. So, how do we give our function a
name? Well, let's back up a little bit to examine some syntax from a
previous article.
The above example shows a variable, pair, being defined and assigned a value of
(37, 5).
The heart of this syntax is the keyword let.
Simply put, let binds a value to a name.
In F#, functions are values. That's a small thing to say, but it has
enormous implications. Functions are treated in the same way
as any other value. That means that functions can be passed as
arguments to other functions, returned by other functions, contained within data
structures and bound by names as variables.
Because functions are values, we can give our function the name inc using let.
And, we can call inc like so:
After learning to declare a function of one argument, the next logical step
is to declare a function of two arguments. This is actually done with
two functions. Consider the code below:
That might look a bit confusing at first. If so, look again carefully. We're declaring a
function of one argument, x.
This function's body is another function of one argument, y.
The body of the inner function is x + y.
To call our function, we pass the first argument. That returns the inner
function to which we pass the second argument and finally receive the result of the
calculation. In essence, calling add
requires two function calls.
Normally, this is done all at once, as below:
add is an example of a
curried function. The idea behind currying is simply transforming a function of multiple
arguments into a series of functions that each take one
argument. That's all it is. It's not hard. In fact, you can even torture .NET
delegates to
curry functions
in C#. Currying is a simple concept, but it's hard to grasp if you've never encountered
it before.
An interesting property of curried functions is the ability to partially
apply them. For example, if we pass 1 to our add
function above but don't pass the second argument, we are left with a function
of one argument that increments by 1. That is, we can define our inc function
in terms of add:
The reality of our add definition above is that it is
far too verbose. It's easy to imagine
the nested functions quickly getting out of control when functions of more
arguments are declared. For this reason, F# provides a more concise way to declare
functions of multiple arguments.
That's better. However, F# provides an even more concise syntax.
That's much better. Note that all three declarations of add are
equivalent. Each syntax produces a curried function. In F#, we get currying for free. If you
need to declare a function that isn't curried (e.g. to be called easily from C# or VB), you'd use a slightly
different syntax. But, that's another article.
I should also point out that F# managed to infer the type of add as int ->
int -> int even though there weren't any literals to trigger off of. In
future articles, we'll see F#'s type inference algorithm work "miracles"
like this over and over again.
Next time, we'll be looking at
pattern matching and
how it fits into F#. See you then!
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Great book on F# containing from Beginner to Advanced. It even has chapters on more arcane features of the language, such as Computation Expressions and Quotations.
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COLORADO RANGER. The Colorado Ranger was a side-wheel steamer, commanded by Captain Powell, that operated on the Colorado River between Columbus in Colorado County and the head of "the raft on the Colorado" in Matagorda County during the early 1850s. Cargoes of cotton were off-loaded there and carried by wagons around the obstructing raft to the port of Matagorda. The steamer made a trip to Austin and arrived on April 7, 1851, amid public fanfare. On March 5, 1853, it hit an obstruction, tore its hull, and sank ten miles southeast of La Grange, Fayette County.
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Australian actor David Wenham (born 1965) played Faramir in The Lord of the Rings: The Motion Picture Trilogy film trilogy.
- "Faramir has grown up in strange situation... but not an uncommon one. Growing up in a family where he has a father who obviously prefers the oldest son. Sometimes fathers prefer the youngest son but not in this case."
- ― David Wenham, Caltanet.it
- "I'm sure that there is a jealousy from Denethor towards Gandalf of that friendship of Gandalf and Faramir. And it manifests itself in a frustration with the youngest son by Denethor and an obvious preference for Boromir."
- ― David Wenham, Caltanet.it
- "What Peter has done not only with this part of The Lord of the Rings but with all the book and all the story, is to be as truthful and real as possible in every situation. He was adamant about that and so hopefully about that this part of the story will come across as very real and very believable for the audience. So it won't be greatly pathetic from the audience to swallow the fact that Éowyn is nearly changed between her obsession for Aragorn and then her love for Faramir."
- ― David Wenham, Caltanet.it
- 2003 - OFCS Award, Best Ensemble, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- 2003 - PFCS Award, Best Acting Ensemble, Peter Jackson's The Two Towers
- 2004 - Critics' Choice Award, Best Acting Ensemble, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
- 2004 - NBR Award, Best Acting by an Ensemble, Peter Jackson's The Return of the King
- 2004 - SAG Award, Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture, Peter Jackson's The Return of the King
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Personally I loved this game to no end prior to Moria. Once Moria came out with barred instances (I forget the name of the gear now but you had to have a certain level of it to do the next tier of instances) I fell a little less in love. Then Skirmishes came as a "secondary thing to do" but you could tell it was a focus point and I fell a little more out of love.
I definitely think it could have been better but I don't think it was completely wasted that's for sure. Greatest 2 years of my gaming life was Lotro =)
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
That in a nutshell was basically why I left. If you go back and read the earlier PR on LOTRO, they were very careful to say they planned a game world that was faithful to Tolkien's vision. They did a great early job - the Shire was wondrous.
I agree it would have been tough sticking to their guns. But the WOW-style is like a spreading plague with its Pandas and LOTRO caught the virus and started throwing in the afore-mentioned Dwarven Sith Lords, etc. I fully expect before the game ends players will all have their own personal Eagle or Nazgul mount (special this week, half-off in the cash-shop!).
Originally posted by Ehliya
Why would it have been tough? I suppose they didn't see the writing on the wall yet that copying WoW is how you end up with a stagnant game... But they screwed over their veteran devs and their fans by switching to WoW clone at the last minute and totally changing the mission statement.
Fun fact, The Shire, the best part of the game to most people, was the area most focused on during the sandbox era development of Middle Earth Online.
When I said all the best parts of LotRO were relics of MEO, I wasn't kidding. The Shire, the music, the deeds, the morale system vs health.
There is no other game that comes close to having the immersion of books and movies put into a game. What other game can you ride from one iconic landmark (from the shire to Rivendell or Isengard to Helms Deep for example) without load screens? What other games has a better epic story (Besides Swtor) . The Meo crew luckily smaller than swg crew but they are still bitter lotro didn't turn into their precious game they dreamed about. Lotro has not been wasted not even close if it was it would not be around releasing content continuing this epic journey 6+yrs later.
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It is Turbine. What did you expect ? It still amazes me that people actually think Turbine is actually good at what they do. They are an average developer at best in my opinion. Whoever granted them the rights to this ip should have their heads checked. I love Lotr and giving the rights to Turbine was a huge fail. It is really disappointing.
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Originally posted by Tibernicuspa
What? I've played the game for a long time, and I spent a lot of time exploring Middle Earth. I'd also like to know where these 'invisible walls' are, as I've only come across maybe a half dozen of them throughout the entire world.
Unless you're going to try to tell me that I imagined getting lost in the Trollshaws while exploring off the beaten 'quest path'. Same happened in Goblin-Town.
For a themepark, the game is probably the best interpretation of Middle Earth which will ever be made. Same goes for the films; despite their flaws Peter Jackson did a wonderful job bringing Middle Earth to fans old and new, and I doubt they can be done any better w/o making them 8-10 hours long apiece.
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Originally posted by Lobotomist
That hit one of my many hot buttons.
Having read LotR annually for close to 40 years now, I can definitively say the book is vastly different from the films. The books were written in a (now) older literary style, heavy narrative with a limited omniscient point of view and limited dialog (less than 10% of the books are dialog). There were scattered female characters, Galadriel and Eowyn being the two most prominent. Much of Arwen's information was either in the appendix (not the story proper), or in related works (Silmarillion). A good portion of Arwen's appearances in the movies was that of other characters in the books (mostly Glorfindel), and done in order to add a female character to the first movie. Many early scenes were omitted (Fatty Bolger, Farmer Maggot, and Tom Bombadil) for brevity, replaced with antics of Merry and Pippin at Bilbo's birthday party (both characters would have been young -- Merry 19 and Pippin 11 at the time). The movie conveniently ends soon after Aragorn's wedding, truncating the entire 'return to the Shire' ending.
And we'll all be happier if I don't get started on how Gimli was transformed from a solemn, dour dwarven warrior into a vehicle for comic relief.
Anyway, Lobotomist's point about translating from one media to another (book to film, or book to game, or movie to game) is very apt. Something is always going to be lost in the process. LotRO is about as good a game as one can reasonably expect and still maintain some semblance to the novel it derives from.
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Originally posted by Kicksave321
Considering they own the license to the game, no one. So that isn't exactly praise. Too bad you can't ACTUALLY go to all those locations because most of them are quest locked, forcing you to grind. Some even insta kill you if you haven't done the right quests. No, I'm not talking about mob agro, I mean the game will just slay you and be like "Hey, don't go here until you buy the level 50 premium quest"
Originally posted by Solar_Prophet
Well, there's about 5 in The Shire, there's several up in Angmar and the Misty Mountains, lots in the Old Forest, a few in the Archet area, and some in Weathertop. Not to mention all the dungeons that have doors that, when you click them, literally say "You cannot enter here without the proper quest."
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Originally posted by ThomasN7
This is so unfair. Please do tell me one better adaptation of any book or movie to a video game , not to say MMO.
As for point made about breaching the lore soon after you leave the Shire.
Point being made, its the game. As far as growing pipeweed and gossiping would be far more fitting. I doubt that anyone including you would manage to play 6 years time of watch the cabbage grow. Not even 1 week.
Its a game.
As for lore ending with Shire. I also beg to differ.
Just that climb down the secret passage to Rivendell was worth awe to any Tolkien fan.
Originally posted by Tibernicuspa
There are not 5 invisible walls in the shire, Angmar your referring to the dread you get if you don't follow the story. Try to follow the story (main part of the game) instead of running around trying to find things that don't exist. Weathertop wtf? Are taking about the skirmish? There are no invisible walls in the open world of weathertop etc etc etc this myth about invisible walls is a joke. Yeah you can't go to domes caves cause you didn't complete or follow a quest do the quest then you can. If you think Lotro is not one of the more open world mmos out today you at just trolling plain and simple.
Originally posted by Kicksave321
And here is the main problem I found with the game. Instead of allowing you to explore Middle Earth at your own risk, they force you down corridoors, block you with visible and inivisble gates, and more or less ruin any chance of letting yourself get lost in the game world.
I don't enter Middle Earth to follow a scripted linear half ass attempt at a singleplayer game. I go to be in Middle Earth, and LotRO tries to stop me. I'm not looking for things that don't exist, I'm just exploring, like I can do in virtually every other MMO.
It isn't, by far. I just explained it. Invisible walls, quest locked zones, all dungeons are locked unless you follow a linear quest chain, every house has a loading screen. Games from the 90s were more open than LotRO.
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Originally posted by Lobotomist
Did you really think that passage was "secret"? Honestly?
Well, we definitely don't have the same concept of "secret" then. While the view down the valley back in 2007 (when the graphics were "modern") was quite cool, the passage was definitely not secret, just follow the "theme park" road (you can't do anything else anyway because of the invisible walls and restrictive hills on each side) and you get there.
I found it at low level with my very first character, without breaking a sweat. There are more "secrets" in a single area of GW2 than in the whole LOTRO world.
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Originally posted by Tibernicuspa
My my post is very accurate about you. If you start the game in Bree for example you can explore tons of the game your first issue would be in angmar when you hit dread. You have any idea how long it would take you to get there and what you would experience on your way? Ok you want to go the other direction your 1st loading screen would be Moria again any clue how long it would take you to get there? What you would see along the way with no invisible walls in Weathertop or Rivendell or misty mountains . Pleas tell me a few mmo that have a more open world then Lotro. Again if you think lotro world is not open then your a troll plain and simple. Go play FFXIV, even Swtor, or Sto, or Age of Conan etc etc. you mass amounts of invisible are nothing but a poor attempt at bashing a video game you don't like.
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
There are more loading screens between zones and invisible walls in gw2 than lotro and lotro world is about 5x the size of GW2.
Originally posted by Kicksave321
That is entirely unrelated to what he said. LotRO takes you on a yellow brick road to all the points of interest, GW2 doesn't.
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Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard
There is nothing "secret" in any MMO. Everything can be found out as an mmo is not the real world. I think you're confusing the two.
I think LOTRO is still a fun game and am enjoying playing it. Stop being so burnt out and go get some fresh air.
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Jeff Carter has been a goal-producing machine most of his career, but when you look at the Los Angeles Kings sometimes he gets lost in the mix. With guys like Drew Doughty, Jonathan Quick, and Anze Kopitar it's understandable.
Kings coach Darryl Sutter understands what he's got in Carter though and can't say enough good things about him as Eric Duhatschek of The Globe And Mail shared.
"I think Jeff Carter gets overlooked," said Sutter on Thursday. "He was the leading goal scorer in our conference last year. I know a lot of the talk in this series has been about a player on our team [Kopitar] and a player on their team [Toews].
"Jeff is just as important to our team as both those players that are getting talked about. Those kids get an opportunity to play with a top player in the Western Conference. That pretty much speaks for it."
Carter has been huge for Los Angeles ever since his arrival from Columbus in 2012. That season he helped spark a Kings offense that wasn't performing well to a Stanley Cup.
This season, he had 27 goals in the regular season and has another seven in the playoffs, second behind only Marian Gaborik's nine. Three of those goals came in Game 2 against Chicago.
Staying out of the headlines is probably OK by Carter and it's working well for L.A. With the attention focused on the Kings' other stars, it gives him a chance to do his thing.
- gbatap - May 24, 2014 at 11:34 AM
Gotta love Sutts and his media sessions.
Wednesday: "Those kids" and Carter aren't a line and don't even play together.
Friday: Those kids get an opportunity to play with a top player in the Western Conference.
- joey4id - May 24, 2014 at 12:20 PM
Carter not overlooked by Stevie Y. and coach Babcock. He's a gamer. Kings win again tonight. Go Kings!
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 12:44 PM
Glad Carter decided earn his contract instead of his laziness that Philly fans tolerated. Screws Columus in faking an injury…what a jerk. Use to be a Kings fan until this drunk arrived, Glad he is staying sober and not shooting wide right!
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 1:31 PM
Glad you're no longer a Kings' fan.
- machosasquatcho - May 24, 2014 at 1:34 PM
Damn straight, blomfeld. You're the authority on Kings fandom for sure. After all, you've been a fan since June 2012 or so.
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 1:45 PM
You're an idiot, sasquatcho. I'm not blomfeld.
Your obsession with him borders on either the sexual or psychotic. Since you NEVER post on PHT, except to get blomfeld's attention, I'm guessing that it's probably both. gfy
- dannymac17 - May 24, 2014 at 2:48 PM
this dude macho is such a douche canoe. seriously, contrary to your beliefs not everyone is blomfield. and also contrary to your beliefs, not everyone cares about blomfield quite like you.
- rushledger - May 24, 2014 at 1:12 PM
He dislocated his shoulder in Columbus that's a pretty serious injury and especially serious for a goal scoring center, that's in poor taste to claim he was faking.
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 1:51 PM
@patthehockeyfan: No one cares what you think. Please enlighten us with you astute hockey knowledge that you garnered from being a Kings fan only after they won the cup.
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 1:59 PM
"@patthehockeyfan: No one cares what you think. Please enlighten us … "
Ah! You actually DO care care what I think! I'm touched!
P.S. No one called you a name. My comment wouldn't get posted if I did.
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 1:53 PM
Atta boy: Start with the name calling to have to make a point.
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 1:54 PM
Really Rush? Just ask the Columbus fans about that. He whined before he ever stepped foot in Columbus and whined to get out.
- eagles512 - May 24, 2014 at 2:01 PM
Always liked him in Philly. Still root for him and Richards.
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 2:06 PM
I didn't say you directed it to me did I? And no, still don't care what you think.
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 2:08 PM
Kindly go back to your coloring book and crayons. You don't belong here.
- machosasquatcho - May 24, 2014 at 5:01 PM
blomfeld, you're masquerading as a woman. That's kinda messed up when you think about it. Just throwing it out there.
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 5:40 PM
sasquatch – if anyone knows what 'messed up' is, it's you. again, gfy
Admit it. You have a man-crush on blomfeld. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
- rushledger - May 24, 2014 at 3:01 PM
You got a pretty good return for Carter in Jack Johnson and a 1st round pick, and not many people would want to go to Columbus a few years ago.
- luvusa1 - May 24, 2014 at 3:57 PM
You're pathetic making a reference to maturity when you can't keep up and resort to childish comments. Grow up.
It is clear you don't belong on here.
- 19to77 - May 24, 2014 at 6:47 PM
It's always a shame to hop on PHT and pop into a thread to make a hockey comment, only to realize it's already been derailed by childish squalling.
Anyway, can a guy who played for the last three Olympic teams really be called "overlooked"? Team Canada sure as hell doesn't pass him up.
- patthehockeyfan - May 24, 2014 at 7:28 PM
Let's complete the childish squabbling: HE STARTED IT!!
I'm joking, of course 😉
- 311sucks - May 29, 2014 at 3:02 PM
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