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I use these on goat kids. Easily cut to size and tough. I write the Nanny's ID number on the band so I know which baby goes with which nanny. Very helpful when you have 50 nannies all kidding the same week and everyone gets confused as to who belongs to who.
I use these for temporary id on our kids before tagging and tattooing. They are quick to apply and will not rip. We use permanent marker to record name, dam , and birthdate right on the band. If the kids or does get confused, we can quickly sort things out. Also, in the unfortunate event we lose a kid, there is no doubt as to its identity.
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This is a very easy how to. You can do it for nearly every type of phone with a speaker.
You don´t need any electronics or solder iron.
It works and you can fill the room with sound of your mobile!
Step 1: What you need
You need some copper plumbing parts.
A piece of wood for the base plate.
A paper funnel.
Some glue for paper and metal.
Some two component clay.
A brass screw
Step 2: Preparing the paper funnel
Cut the end of the paper funnel and glue the copper part on it.
Use wax stain to colour it. Wax stain gives the paper a wooden finish.
I stained it two times and I used a shoe brush to polish it.
Step 3: Preparing the tubes and the cradle for the mobile
Use metal glue to glue the pipes together in that form you like.
For the cradle I used a piece of aluminium.
I drilled a hole in the aluminium profile so the sound of the phone will go trough the hole. See picture 2 and 4.
I flattened a piece of copper pipe so that it fits inside the Aluminium profile.
Than I used two component clay to fasten it.
At least I drilled a hole in the tube for fasten it on the stand.
Step 4: Mounting everithin together
Attach the phone and enjoy the music. :-)
With kind regards,
Horatius Steam
I will say what I posted on projects I see like this, make two add earbuds as interface, stereo will be the benefit, possibly louder and clearer, as well.
I bow to your great instructable oh most honorable Horatius Steam
Thank you!
Here are the changes that I made to your instructable for my version:
The iPhone cradle I made of wood. I tried metal at first, and found that I didn't have the right tools to cut the somewhat precise hole for the copper tubing. I ended up cutting some 3/16" Luan plywood into pieces to glue together. First assemble the entire cradle - THEN mark, drill, and shape the hole. A Dremel tool and side-cutting drill bits work very well for those precise adjustments you may want to make. Also, I felt that it may be good to have the cradle in a material which is easier to remove/reposition, in the event that the speaker on the iPhone moves positions in future models. I did stain, and apply a couple layers of a clear polyurethane to protect it.
I used brass #8/32 screws to adhere the copper tubing to the base. On the underside of the wood base I recessed the holes with a spade drill bit so the heads of the screws would not be an issue. I used a tap to thread the holes in the copper. I did use Locktite to help assure the screws stayed in place.
I really enjoyed making this speaker, and was wonderfully surprised at how well it amplified my iPhone. I plan to make other designs in the near future. Thank you.
- Jack
Other than that, great work!
Thank You for sharing.
Is that really necessary?
If so, what precautions should be taken?
I drilled a hole in the aluminium proile, that joined the speaker out of my android phone.
Sorry for the misunderstanding. :-)
With kind regards,
Horatius Steam
I will edit my instructable.....
PS: I live in South Africa and can make the cone insterd of buying it????
You can follow this CLICK instruction.
With kind regards,
H. Steam
The magic is the wax stain. It gives nearly every surface a wooden finish.
You use the stain, wait a bit (10 - 15 minutes) then use the brush to give the surface the finish. Sometimes I have to use the stain for a second time.
Its a bit trying. :-)
With kind regards,
Horatius Steam
after i try the paper cone, im going to see if i cant spot weld together a replica phonograph cone to fit it.
Thank You,
H. Steam
Thankfully isn't a stupid dog on a old gramophone ( if you watched top gear , you know what i mean )
Or make it: HERE if you make a basic form as shown in the "HowTo" you can use water based glue and pieces of an old newspaper to make thicker.
With kind regards,
Horatius Steam
H. Steam
It is really unbelievable this creativity
Just a very good work indeed
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The other day, as I ran through our village cemetery, I wondered how many folks jog by their graves while in perfect health. Im thinking not a lot.
Let me explain: I do, but only because the family plot is just around the corner from our house. (Just around the corner is countryspeak for bout a mile, maybe less.)
Its a semi-private cemetery; how you get in has never been explained to me, but dying is a prerequisite. My husband Widdle bought six plots shortly after we married. (Yes, the timing made me a little uneasy.)
The cemetery itself is beautiful. Leading to it is a shady, quarter-mile asphalt lane lined with thick stands of pine, birch and maple. The entrance is flanked by curved, stately yellow-brick walls. The asphalt ends and is replaced by a worn dirt path circling dozens of gravestones. Standing sentinel between family plots are moss-draped oaks, pecan and holly trees. Headstones range from modest to huge, simple to elaborate. Some graves boast obelisks and granite borders. The oldest burial site dates from 1856.
There are benchesmade of marble, granite and woodand floral displays. Carved into tombstones are angels, Masonic emblems and hearts. On one particular monument, the entrance to a beloved plantation is depicted in black marble.
Weve buried two loved ones in our family plot in the past 18 months. Sometimes, when I pass their resting places, I stop and chat for a few minutes. Around their graves, wildflowers bloom, birds sing and squirrels scamper everywhere. Its a peaceful, welcoming place. I just dont want to be welcomed there anytime soon.
I dont fear death, but I do fear dying. I used to worry about dying young, but now Im old enough for that to be off the table. So now I worry about croaking before I accomplish certain goals. Oh, who am I kidding? The only thing on my bucket list is swim with dolphins, which I could do next Tuesday if Widdle would drive.
The truth is Im terrified of dying. It seems, from what Ive witnessed, not an easy thing to do. (FYI: Despite a degree in English and a passion for the written word, the only poem Ive ever memorized was A.E. Housmans To an Athlete Dying Young. Morbid, much?)
Still, the big dirt nap comes to us all eventually, so we (I) might as well accept it.
Speaking of dirt naps, I didnt plan to be buried. I always thought thatafter donating every viable organ-- Id be cremated and scattered in the mountains of my beloved North Carolina. Or flung into the ocean from the far reaches of Johnnie Mercers Pier on Wrightsville Beach.
I even envisioned my madcap brother, T-Bob, packing a little jar of my cremains in his suitcase when he takes one of his around-the-world trips. Ive always wanted to see Rome; he could put me on the table, make a discreet toast and eat some bruschetta in my honor.
As I said, cremation is what I always imagined. The reality has turned out to be somewhat different.
Ill never forget the first conversation Widdle and I had about our final arrangements.
Me: I want to be cremated.
Widdle: No.
And that, as they say, was that.
Widdle is horrified at the thought of his beloved wife consigned to the flames. I am equally horrified by the cost of contemporary funerals. I dont know how were going to work this one out.
Hopefully, well have a few decades to debate it.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (Nov. 28)- The New Mexico State Aggies derailed the undefeated UTEP Miners 69-68 with a late battle on offense at the Pan American Center on Wednesday evening. NM State moves to 4-2 on the season and knocks the Miners back to 5-1.
Senior transfer Stefanie Gilbreath finished her first Battle of I-10 game with a stellar 22 points to collect a regular-season career high. She went 5-for-8 on three pointers and picking up eight rebounds to match her career-high. Sophomore Danesia Williamson also picked up a career-high with 23 points on the game with a solid 10-of-12 at the line.
NM State bested the Miners shooting 35.6 percent on the night and dropping 10 three point shots to UTEP's five three's.
"I feel like we are on top of the world tonight," head coach Mark Trakh said of the win. "This is a team we knew we stood a chance against and the girls just really went out and executed their game. This is the team I like to see out on the court night in, night out."
Sasha Weber opened the game with a long three pointer for NM State before allowing nine unanswered points by the Miners. Williamson dropped her first of 23 points of the night. Starting at about the 13 minute mark, the Aggies allowed 13 unanswered points to UTEP before Williamson earned the Aggies three.
NM State was down by as much as 15 2:21 to play in the half, but Williamson kept the Aggies afloat with fifteen points in the half, including the final Aggie three to lock the halftime score at 37-28 with the Miners leading.
Williamson finished the half with 15 points and 3-for-3 behind the three-point line. As a team, NM State worked for 20 rebounds and a 33.3 shooting percentage.
Gilbreath claimed the first three of the second half for the Aggies, closing the gap to just six points. The teams traded shots until Malia Magazenni brought the Aggies within two field goals of the Miners at the 16:12 mark.
With the Miners maintaining the lead, NM State kept the buckets consistent with a pair of good free shots from Williamson and Elena Holguin near the middle of the half. A three by Gilbreath followed by back-to-back layups by Kelsie Rozendaal and one from Weber moved the Aggies within two points of the Miners. A jump shot by Gilbreath tied the game 61-61 for the first time of the night.
"We traded those last minute shots with UTEP, and both Stefanie (Gilbreath) and Danesia (Williamson) were really impressive and hitting their shots," Trakh said. "I'm very proud of this team and very proud of the Aggie community for showing up and supporting like it they did. That crowd was outstanding, and it makes a difference to us."
Gilbreath also gave NM State the lead 64-63 with a deep three. NM State and UTEP exchanged a couple of three's on their respective sides of the court, but Williamson's work at the free throw line proved to be the necessary tool for the Aggies to earn their first win over the Miners since Nov. 17, 2010.
NM State now heads to Southern Utah to face the Thunderbirds on Saturday, Dec. 1, before traveling south to meet the Miners in El Paso for the second of the two-game rivalry series on Wednesday, Dec. 5.


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PAINTSVILLE — Those who wish to legally sell items such as pickles, salsa or barbecue sauce can take the first step toward accomplishing that, during a workshop to be held March 20.
The Johnson County Extension Office is hosting a home-based microprocessor workshop, which is required in order to sell certain moderate-risk homemade foods. In addition to attending the workshop, producers must also apply to and have their recipes approved by the Kentucky Food Safety Branch.
Foods that home-based microprocessors can sell include:
• Canned tomatoes and tomato products
• Pickled fruits and vegetables
• Salsa
• Barbecue sauce
• Pepper or herb jellies
• Pressure-canned vegetables
• Low-sugar and sugar-free jams and jellies
In order to qualify for a license, producers must live and farm in Kentucky, and their products must contain a fruit, vegetable, nut or herb grown by the farmer and must be sold at their farms, registered farmers markets or certified roadside stands.
The workshop will take place from 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 20, at the Johnson County Extension Office. The cost of the workshop is $50.
For more information about the workshop or to register, visit www.ca.uky.edu/agc/micro on the internet, or contact Debbie Clouthier at (859) 257-1812 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Home-based microprocessors differ from home-based processors, who are allowed to sell certain low-risk foods without paying a fee or attending a workshop. Home-based processors must still register annually with the state.
Foods that home-based processors can sell include:
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• Dried fruits, vegetables, nuts and herbs
• Baked goods containing a fruit, vegetable, nut or herb grown by the processor
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The Swim Ways Swim Vest is a great aid in teaching kids how to swim. It provides excellent flotation while still being comfortable to wear. It's great for the pool and the lake!
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Harvest festival. Corn dollies, scarecrows and all manner of crafting entertainment for kids. The time of year that signals Autumn's arrival more than any other.
I can recall being no more than about 5 years old when a shoe box full of stuff (that bore no resemblance to actual shoes) was thrust into my tiny arms by my mother. I remember this particularly well because there was no warning from she-who-must-be-obeyed of the weight of the non-shoe contents therein. A sudden gravitational lurching was the result of this unholy half-tonne parcel hitting my puny child arms. Upon further inspection it transpired that the box was crammed with tinned foodstuffs, toiletries and cleaning products. This, for a 5-year-old, was puzzling in the extreme.
The mystery was finally solved when I was later ushered to the front of the church with my hefty haul. It seemed that my mother was not alone in her random shoe-box filling. Indeed, the church was awash with boxes and baskets of child-torturing proportions. "For the old folks," I was prompted. "Oh….Huh?" I thought.
It seemed like old folks must be very partial to soup at that moment in time. No teeth, see? We held the European soup mountain surplus right there in that tiny church hall in middle England that day in 1972.
And here I am today, in another town, another church, as a grown woman with slightly less puny arms thrusting an equally hefty box into the hands of my own small doppelgänger.
I have only just realised (bit late) that he must have been as mystified as I was all those years ago by the weight of the package and the meaning of its sudden appearance.
This is my son's first Harvest Festival and it seems we're doing it 2011 stylee! No "All things bright and beautiful" here, my friends. Our children are digging up ACTUAL carrots and potatoes from REAL soil in the MIDDLE of the church aisle. The carpet is spotted with ground-in mud and mothers are wincing as their little hands are being wiped up and down their formerly pristine school uniforms. They are singing about 'shopping in our trolley' and they are holding giant floppy carrot banners aloft. Parents are cheering each time a new potato emerges from the sack and the children parade them up and down the church pews. And it's absolutely fantastic!
By George, things have changed since 1972! And how! All from the crazed mind of a teacher. The less said, the better?
I never forgot the tinned soup. I am sure that these children will never forget their first Harvest.
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- Vending tables are located outside Seasons Dining Room in the Student Center. There are also booths available outside the Lower Cafe in LaCava.
- Vendors pay a $40 fee per day to rent a table.
- Tables and booths are available for both outside vendors and student organizations.
- Contact Paul Stanish in the Office of Student Life at 781.891.2361 to arrange for a table or booth.
Bentley University Table Vending Regulations
- All vendors must sign a vending contract and pay all applicable fees.
- There is a fee of $40 per table per day (9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.), payable no later two weeks prior to the scheduled date.
- Checks should be made payable to "Bentley University" and mailed to the attention of Anita Tucker, Office of Student Life, STU 330.
- If a vendor does not send the fee by the due date, the vending date will be reallocated to someone on the waiting list.
- All cancellations must be made at least one week in advance during business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.). Vendors who cancel after that time or do not show up to vend on a scheduled date will lose their vending fee and their remaining dates for the rest of the semester.
- Any postings, publications, or signs need to be approved in advance of vendor date by the Office of Student Life.
- All vendors are responsible for their own loading and unloading of merchandise and are responsible for obtaining a visitor parking permit from University Police.
- Vendors are responsible for all parking tickets.
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House Speaker Greg Stumbo and state Auditor Adam Edelen announced last wee that a comprehensive effort to bring greater transparency to special districts would become House Bill 1 during the 2013 Regular Session.
"Both the House and Senate reserve the lower bill numbers for their highest priorities, which underscores the importance we have for this issue," said Speaker Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg. "The legislature has debated reform before in piecemeal fashion, but the auditor's recent report on special districts is the first time anyone has gotten a comprehensive look at their true impact on the state. House Bill 1 will make sure these entities conform to the same rules that have long applied to local and state governments."
Auditor Edelen's office earlier this month unveiled a public database and accompanying report that shine new light on a $2.7 billion layer of government that has operated in the shadows for decades. The auditor's office identified more than 1,200 special districts, ranging from water, sewer and fire districts to airport and health department boards and more. They spend roughly the same as what the state spends on elementary and secondary education.
"In a time in which accountability demands precision, the people of Kentucky deserve a system of oversight for what very well may be the second-largest level of government in Kentucky," Auditor Edelen said during a press conference with Speaker Stumbo. "What we have done today is an extraordinarily important first step in making sure we've got that kind of reform."
Both Speaker Stumbo and Auditor Edelen recognized the good work done by the vast majority of the districts, and noted that often the law itself was a hindrance, with more than 1,000 statutes governing one or more aspects of special districts. In some cases, for example, there is no way to dissolve certain special districts, while there are about 50 different ways to form one.
While the legislation is still being finalized, both officials said it would:
· Clean up the statutes that govern special districts;
· Add teeth to compel compliance with reporting requirements;
· Create an online centralized registry for special districts to report their financials; and
· Establish education and ethics for special district board members and staff.
"We just want to clarify the rules," Speaker Stumbo said.
House Bill 1 will be formally introduced when the 2013 Regular Session begins on January 8th.


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10 upper handguard spacers for AK handguards. These are the small metal "U" shaped spacers that hold the upepr handguard. $1 each , I take all 10
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I would like to be back up on the barrel unit. If It does work out I'd like the axis pins as well. If not, then I won't want either.
First is 16" barrel and rear sight unit with 1000m rear sight only. $30. Bore is exclelent, finish is 98%.
4 AK axis pins. $1 each.
I will take a flared amd gas tube. Sent you an email.
I would like a AKM gas block and the front sight. I would like to know if the gas block has a smooth finish or is it rough? THanks
Ill take the remaining sight. If rbthntr64 decides he doesnt want the block and sight for any reason Ill take those too.
I will take the AMD length Gas tubes (The 2 remaining) the Miaadi gas block and the Night sights. Will send e-mail. Thanks
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Summer is almost here, and, like the temperature, our Halo action figures are just getting warmed up! You may be making plans to beat the heat in an air-conditioned movie theater, but McFarlane Toys has a summer blockbuster of its own heading your way. This July marks the release of our biggest Halo line to date -- Halo: Reach Series 4.
After three best-selling lines of Halo: Reach figures, we've got plenty of great new collectibles ready to get you through to the holiday season. This special summer series is packed with figure firsts: our first unhelmeted Noble Team member, our first Halo: Reach Brute figure, our first Halo 3-packs, our first Halo: Reach armor packs, and even our first Halo vehicle in multiplayer colors!
Need more details? We've updated our online toy catalog with photos of every item and included full descriptions of each and every piece. Halo: Reach Series 4 consists of:
Individual Carded Figures
Jorge (unhelmeted)
The Noble Team Spartans of Halo: Reach, unlike Master Chief, are seen both with their helmets and without. This new, alternate version of Noble Five brings back Jorge with his unhelmeted appearance. Figure includes Jorge's signature M247T Heavy Machine Gun and backpack.
Brute Minor
The imposing Jiralhanae "Brutes" are first encountered in Halo: Reach as Covenant shock troops, tearing apart the urban metropolis of New Alexandria. Our first Halo: Reach Brute action figure is the most commonly encountered version, the Brute Minor. Figure includes a Brute Spike Rifle and Plasma Grenade.
Elite General
This hero-level Elite invader features the all-new, eye-catching gold armor of the General rank. Figure includes matching Fuel Rod Gun and Plasma Grenade.
Grunt Major
This Unggoy specialist features the new two-pronged methane tank design introduced in Halo: Reach, and the orange-red armor color that identifies him as a Major. Figure includes Needler and Plasma Grenade.
UNSC Marine
These elite Troopers, deployed from the cruiser Pillar of Autumn, can be seen in the climactic level of Halo: Reach – assisting Noble Six and Emile as they race to deliver "The Package" to safety. These Marines feature distinctive elements such as darker toned camouflage, fully enclosed helmets, and Base Security shoulder armor. Figure includes Assault Rifle.
Spartan Mark V (male) (team blue/team blue)
The Mark V armor is a true fan-favorite, and has been featured in multiple games throughout the Halo series. This Spartan features the iconic armor in classic Blue Team colors. Figure includes Assault Rifle and Frag Grenade.
Spartan CQC (male) (rust/rust) [Toys "R" Us exclusive]
The CQC helmet is standard equipment for missions involving close-quarters combat, including boarding missions and urban operations. Figure comes with matching CQC shoulders, Grenade Launcher, and Frag Grenade. Exclusive to Toys "R" Us.
Spartan EVA (male) (team red/team red) [Target exclusive]
The EVA helmet is standard equipment for missions involving extra-vehicular activity. Figure comes with matching EVA shoulders, Sniper Rifle and Frag Grenade. Exclusive to Target.
Spartan ODST (male) (steel/pale) [GameStop exclusive]
The Spartan ODST helmet shares the design of the Orbital Drop Shock Troopers' version, but has been upgraded for use with MJOLNIR. Figure also includes ODST shoulders and chest, with a steel/pale paint scheme reminiscent of the troopers from Halo 3: ODST. Figure comes armed with a DMR and Frag Grenade.
Carded Air Assault Armor Pack (rust/rust) [Toys "R" Us exclusive]
Our popular boxed Armor Pack program is now available with the smaller cost and packaging of a single figure! These exclusive carded Armor Packs are perfect for collectors who already have several Spartan figures and just want new armor pieces for them. This abridged set is packaged in a standard blister card and includes an Air Assault helmet, two FJ/Para shoulders, and a default chest; an ODST helmet, two ODST shoulders, and a UA/ODST chest; and an EVA helmet, two EVA shoulders, and a Collar/Breacher chest. All armor pieces are in the orange "Rust" color to match the Spartan CQC Toys "R" Us exclusive Spartan action figure.
Carded Air Assault Armor Pack (team red/team red) [Target exclusive]
Our popular boxed Armor Pack program is now available with the smaller cost and packaging of a single figure! These exclusive carded Armor Packs are perfect for collectors who already have several Spartan figures just want new armor pieces for them. This abridged set is packaged in a standard blister card and includes an Air Assault helmet, two FJ/Para shoulders, and a default chest; an ODST helmet, two ODST shoulders, and a UA/ODST chest; and a CQC helmet, two CQC shoulders, and a Tactical/LRP chest. All armor pieces are in the bright "Team Red" color to match the Spartan EVA Target exclusive Spartan action figure.
Boxed 2-Packs
Spartan Hologram 2-Pack
The Armor Abilities of Halo: Reach offer new ways to customize your Spartan to fit your playstyle. If deception is your preferred tactic, the Hologram ability will have your foes shooting at decoys while you remain in cover. This set includes an updated version of Noble Six, reflecting his default appearance in Halo: Reach, and a special "hologram" figure in translucent blue; just like when the ability is activated in the game.
Boxed Armor Packs
Spartan Air Assault Custom Armor Packs (steel/steel and team blue/team blue)
Halo: Reach offers players more armor variety and Spartan customization options than any previous Halo game by far. With this new emphasis on Spartan individuality, and a greatly expanded Armory, we knew action figure Armor Packs were a must for Halo: Reach. Like the Halo 3 armor packs, these new sets include one base Spartan figure and four complete sets of helmet, shoulders, and chestplates for hundreds of mix-and-match combinations.
The Spartan Air Assault Custom Armor Pack includes a base male Spartan wearing the Air Assault helmet, two FJ/Para shoulders, default chest, and FJ/Para knee guards; plus three sets of supplemental, interchangeable armor. Additional armor sets are ODST (helmet, two shoulders, and chest), EVA (helmet, two shoulders, and a Collar/Breacher chest), and CQC (helmet, two shoulders, and a Tactical/LRP chest). Each boxed Armor Pack also includes a bonus helmet; this one contains the Military Police. Set is available in either default Steel or Team Blue.
Spartan Grenadier Armor Packs (steel/steel and team red/team red)
The Spartan Grenadier Armor Pack is based on Noble Team's armor, and includes a base male Spartan wearing the Grenadier helmet, two Grenadier shoulders, Collar/Grenadier chest, and Grenadier knee guards; plus three sets of supplemental, interchangeable armor. Additional armor sets are Commando (helmet, two shoulders, and chest), Scout custom (Scout helmet, two Sniper shoulders, and Tactical/Patrol chest), and EVA [C] custom (EVA [C] helmet, Security shoulder, Operator shoulder, and Assault/Sapper chest). Each boxed Armor Pack also includes a bonus helmet; this one contains the Mark VI. Set is available in either default Steel or Team Red.
We've got two more Armor Packs coming in Halo: Reach Series 5. By collecting all four, you'll have every piece of basic helmet, shoulder, and chest armor available in the game!
Vehicle Sets
Pillar of Autumn Mongoose Set
This Mongoose vehicle set is inspired by the exciting final level of Halo: Reach. In the finale, Noble Six must deliver the artificial intelligence, Cortana, safely to the cruiser Pillar of Autumn – setting in motion the events that started the first Halo game, Halo: Combat Evolved. In one memorable scene, Noble Six and Emile go for a wild ride aboard a Mongoose ultra light all-terrain vehicle, dodging enemy gunfire, falling drop pods, and even a massive Scarab assault platform! This set includes Noble Six, a standard campaign green Mongoose vehicle, and, as a bonus accessory, the transport tube used to carry Cortana's fragile memory matrix.
Mongoose with Red Team Scout
The Mongoose ultra light all-terrain vehicle, first introduced in Halo 3, gets a colorful new upgrade in Halo: Reach. For the first time, the Mongoose can appear in different colors, each representing one of the standard Halo multiplayer teams. For this set, we've chosen classic "Team Red" for both the Mongoose and its Spartan driver. This set includes a red Mongoose and red Spartan with Scout helmet, JFO and Grenadier shoulders, and default chest and knees for optimal riding posability.
Boxed 3-Packs
Spartan Specter 3-Pack
Active Camouflage has been a staple of the Halo series of video games. In Halo: Reach, the power of invisibility returns as an Armor Ability – and with a new twist. Available as part of the "Specter" equipment loadout, Active Camo now varies based on the speed of the camouflaged Spartan's movement. A Spartan Specter that stands perfectly still is nearly completely invisible, but a Spartan that moves too much will be faintly visible to enemies! Move too fast, or run out of activation time, and your Spartan will return to full visibility. This unique 3-pack represents all stages of a Specter's invisibility, showing one Spartan in three distinctly different versions. Figures include the cutting-edge Mark VI helmet, UA/Multi-Threat shoulders, UA/ODST chest, and default knee guards. The fully-visible Spartan features a dark Maroon paint scheme, the completely invisible version is cast in clear plastic, and the partially visible version features translucent colored plastic. Each version comes with the close-quarters Shotgun weapon – perfect for unloading on that unsuspecting enemy you've stealthily snuck up behind.
Infection 3-Pack
One of the most popular Halo gametypes returns in Halo: Reach – the "humans vs. zombies" mode called Infection. In this mode, one player is chosen at random to become a "zombie." Anyone then killed by the zombie joins the ranks of the undead! Halo Zombies can easily be identified by their unique sickly green armor color and their exclusive use of the close-range Covenant Energy Sword. Human players had better keep their distance and pick them off with a long-range weapon like the DMR! This special 3-pack celebrates the fun, fast-paced Infection gametype by including two Spartan Zombies facing off against a lone Spartan Human. The "last man standing" features an ODST helmet with Gold visor, Sniper and FJ/Para shoulders, UA/Base Security chest, Tactical/Trauma Kit utility, and FJ/Para knee guards. One Spartan Zombie comes with a Pilot helmet with Black visor, Collar/Breacher [R] chest with skeletal robotic arm, Jump Jet shoulder, and Grenadier knee guards. The other Zombie is equipped with a HazOp helmet with Black visor, Operator shoulders, Collar/Breacher [R] chest with skeletal robotic arm, and FJ/Para knee guards. Each Spartan Zombie is painted in "zombie green" and comes with an Energy Sword. Spartan Human has a blue & gold paint scheme and comes with a DMR.
Halo: Reach Series 4 will be available in July at major toy retailers everywhere, including Walmart, Target, Toys "R" Us, and GameStop.
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AMC's The Walking Dead wraps up the first half of Season 3 with an action-packed episode full of betrayal, death, and cliff-hangers.
At death's door, Maggie and Glenn are rescued by a well-armed cadre of survivors. Rick, Daryl, Michonne, and the new guy (who doesn't live long enough to be remembered, and marks the second black member of the group to bite the dust in just this half season) sneak into Woodbury and make a daring rescue, replete with smoke bombs and assault rifles, before making their escape with the badly beaten Glenn and the traumatized Maggie.
Unfortunately, Daryl doesn't make it out.
All season long Andrea has put her trust in the wrong people, and in particular she's placed her trust in the charming—though also psychotic—Governor. The look on her face when she sees Daryl at the end of the midseason finale is the one I suppose I've been waiting for, now that she's betrayed her friend Michonne, and fired again (and again unwittingly without a clear visual) on her friends.
Shock and horror.
As though she didn't have ample clues and warnings, as if Michonne never warned her, or the presence of Merle as a trusted lieutenant didn't ring any alarm bells, or the wall of zombified heads in the Governor's apartment didn't point to something rotten in the town of Woodbury.
AMC has certainly done a good job at keeping us all on our toes. The Governor's betrayal of Merle was a surprise I didn't see coming. With the crowd now calling for both brothers' heads, we're left to wait it out until February. We don't even know who the new arrivals at the prison are yet.
That's an interesting choice as well, to introduce a new small band of survivors now, in the middle of the season. Carl's rescue of the group was at once impressive and a bit chilling. The boy has become an efficient killer, stony-faced and unblinking in his matter-of-fact approach to the business of zombie killing and protecting his people. He's a proper child soldier now, and while I applaud how bad-ass he's become, it's still a bit unnerving.
Carl doesn't flinch from rescuing the newcomers and then locking them carefully outside of their home turf—safe, but not too close. "Shouldn't we help them?" Beth exclaims. "I did," Carl replies.
What function will these new prison occupants offer? A replenishment of the ever-dwindling cast? Extras to kill off willy-nilly? I'm a bit worried for the group's apparent leader, Tyreese, simply because if this season is any indication, black guys in The Walking Dead do not have an easy time staying alive (though this is an industry-wide problem.)
Meanwhile, Michonne continues to stubbornly avoid communicating with anyone no matter whether it's in her best interest or not, and makes two stupid and very out-of-character mistakes in this episode, first unchaining the Governor's zombie daughter without checking under the hood, and then killing her before properly leveraging her position against him, which very nearly gets her killed.
Of course, she'd have killed the Governor and put a nice, clean end to his tyrannical rule if Andrea hadn't intervened. (Have I mentioned how much I can't stand Andrea lately? This episode was titled "Made to Suffer" which I think is an adequate description of how I feel watching her fumble through one bad decision after another.)
Still, Sunday's was a strong episode overall, even if the addition of new characters was a bit much to pack into the hour and might have detracted somewhat from the more interesting rescue operation. I can't be too annoyed with the cliff-hangers, though this does mean I'm without Breaking Bad, Walking Dead and Game of Thrones for months to come. I'll catch up on Justified, I suppose, and maybe start Homeland as well.
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Safe Routes to School representative Matt Strassberg appeared before the Moretown Select Board January 12 to request their support for a three-mile loop trail in the town forest behind the Moretown Elementary School.
The Safe Routes to School Committee is preparing an application for a grant through the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation for the design and construction of a recreational trail that would allow students a safe way to walk or bike to school.
Strassberg said the Moretown School Board and Planning Commission are both in support of the project, which he said would be "a community asset" and a way for students to bypass the Moretown Mountain Road intersection with Route 100B in Moretown Village enroute to school.
The serpentine trail would also be integrated into the science program at the elementary school and used for general recreational purposes by students and community members alike. Strassberg said the grant requires a 20 percent match and is very competitive.
He added that the Safe Routes to School Committee would be willing to use money from their budget to pay for a designer, and asked for both the support of the select board, by cosigning a letter, and one week of town excavator use.
Select board members questioned the need for the town's equipment, citing the overall size and scope of the equipment and whether it is appropriate for the project. Strassberg emphasized the need for proper construction and maintenance of the trail, which he estimates could be as wide as six feet, allowing small children easy accessibility.
Select board members were hesitant to support the project without more specific design specifications, including the cutting of trees and the use of town equipment where it might not be necessary or appropriate.
As landowners, the town approved the project concept contingent upon the agreement that the school board, select board and planning commission all be involved in the design and that no construction take place until such time as they can all agree via a written memorandum of understanding.
Select board members also urged Strassberg to consult representatives from the Vermont Land Trust before moving forward.


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This is a very good sander to have in the arsenal. The ability to go from a gear driven, to random orbit, to delta makes my life so much easier when doing custom built ins on a job site.
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This one goes with me everywhere, and it has got me out of quite a few jams due to it's power and dust collection. The rough mode can strip paint off a sticking door with no cleanup in minutes, and the fine mode is good enough for stain grade cabinet finishing. I don't use the delta pad much, but it can get into a tight corner as well as any other. Dust collection is key, no cleanup at the end of the day means you can go home sooner, it's a no brainer!
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I have used this to strip several coats of paint or just knock down to repaint works great! Buffed out my boat like a champ! You just have to figure out the speed to use and the different settings at first then you are off tothe races! Cut my time by 80% compared to other "no-brand no power" sanders. I have small hands so it was really nice to have a tool I could hang onto and work all day.
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This is really a great sander for smaller workpieces and detail sanding. The small circular pad easily gets into most areas and Delta pad really gets you into just about anywhere else. Has a great sanding action but finding the point of perfect balance between the surface and sanding pad can be a little frustrating. Unlike a larger sander that has much more area to deal with, the small pad can be a bit finicky until you get the hand of it, but if you need to do detail sanding - especially where an orbital motion would be advantageous - this sander is really the ticket.
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Renan Barao may defend interim bantamweight belt vs. Michael McDonald - MMA FightingInterim bantamweight champion Renan Barao may be asked to defend that belt instead of taking on injured champ Dominick Cruz, UFC president Dana White said after UFC 154.
White made the revelation while discussing Carlos Condit's decision to wait nine months and fight Georges St-Pierre instead of defending his interim belt. White said the two situations were not comparable, as the UFC had asked Condit to jump through hoops while pushing him aside for Nick Diaz on one occasion.
"We were talking about Barao defending his title now," White said. "Whether he wants to wait or not, we're going to go back to him soon probably here and have him defend it."
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Iran's new president takes oath of office
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iran's new president on Sunday called on the West to abandon the "language of sanctions" in dealing with the Islamic Republic over its contentious nuclear program, hoping to ease the economic pressures now grinding its people.
President Hasan Rouhani spoke after being sworn in as president in an open session of parliament.
This capped a weekend that saw him endorsed by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader.
Rouhani, a moderate cleric who won a landslide victory in the June 14 presidential elections, continued his call for dialogue with the West while asking foreign powers to respect Iran in its negotiations.
"If you seek a suitable answer, speak to Iran through the language of respect, not through the language of sanctions," the president said in a speech broadcast live by Iranian state television. He later added that any negotiations would require "bilateral trust building, mutual respect and the lessening of hostilities."
Iran is under United Nations sanctions as well as unilateral Western oil and banking sanctions over its refusal to halt uranium enrichment, a technology that can be used to power reactors producing electricity or build nuclear weapons.
Iran says its nuclear program is peaceful and geared towards generating electricity and producing radioisotopes to treat cancer patients.
Rouhani replaces President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who struck a hard-line approach when dealing with the West and its sanctions over the nuclear program. The sanctions have hit the country's vital oil exports and blocked transactions on international banking networks. Inflation is running at more than 35 percent. The Iranian rial has lost more than two-thirds of its value against the U.S. dollar since late 2011.
Many Iranians and foreign diplomats hope that Rouhani, a former top nuclear negotiator, can strike a more conciliatory tone in negotiations. Those hopes could be seen by the attendance at his swearing in, as the audience included leaders and other representatives from more than 50 countries. It was the first time since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution that foreign dignitaries attended the swearing-in ceremony of an Iranian president.
In Washington, White House spokesman Jay Carney said Rouhani's inauguration represented "an opportunity for Iran to act quickly to resolve the international community's deep concerns over Iran's nuclear program."
"Should this new government choose to engage substantively and seriously to meet its international obligations and find a peaceful solution to this issue, it will find a willing partner in the United States," Carney said in a statement.
During his speech, Rouhani said Iran opposes "any change in political systems through foreign intervention." Iran is a close ally of Syrian President Bashar Assad, whose country remains in the grips of a bloody two-year civil war. Assad's government has received fighters from the Iranian-backed Hezbollah, helping government forces gain ground in recent weeks.
"Peace and stability in all neighboring regions is a need and necessity for Iran," Rouhani said.
Syria's state-run news agency SANA reported Sunday that Rouhani told Syria's prime minister that no force in the world would shake the alliance between the two countries. Syria has been Tehran's strongest ally in the Arab world since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Rouhani also said that Iran is "not after changing borders and governments." He did not elaborate, but it appeared to be a reference to Israel, which other Iranian leaders have demanded be destroyed in the past.
Meanwhile, Rouhani also presented a list of ministers he wants for his Cabinet to parliament. The core of his team has figures whose academic pedigrees include institutions in California, Washington and London.
Rouhani proposed Mohammad Javad Zarif, a diplomat at Iran's U.N. Mission in New York for five years, to serve as foreign minister. He also proposed Mahmoud Alavi, a cleric and former lawmaker, as minister of intelligence and Hossein Dehghan, a former commander in the powerful Revolutionary Guards, as defense minister. Others include officials who served in the administrations of both reformist President Mohammad Khatami and centrist President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
Khamenei, however, has final say in all key matters, including Rouhani's key Cabinet posts. On Saturday, Rouhani received a kiss on the forehead from Khamenei, a blessing from the supreme leader.
Iran's new president Rouhani takes oath of office
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Book your room at The SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand
One Bedroom SKYLOFTMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Two Bedroom SKYLOFTMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 6 children, 6 infants)
Get an overview of this hotelLuxury lofts in the MGM Grand, with 24-hour butler services
With a stay at The SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand, you'll be centrally located in Las Vegas, convenient to Crystals at City Center and University of Nevada-Las Vegas.
This 5-star resort is within close proximity of The Linq and High Roller.
Make yourself at home in one of the 51 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Your Tempur-Pedic bed comes with down comforters. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, and flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature jetted bathtubs and designer toiletries.
Head straight for the casino, or wait for that lucky feeling while you enjoy one of the other recreational opportunities, such as a nightclub and an outdoor pool. This resort also features complimentary wireless Internet access, an arcade/game room, and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at one of the resort's 18 restaurants.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Event facilities at this resort consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free valet parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The SKYLOFTS are part of the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, which offers a full-service health spa with fitness center, men's and women's saunas, steam rooms, lounges, and spa tubs.
Five pools are available for guest use. The business center offers computers with high-speed Internet access. An on-site wedding chapel offers full wedding services for a fee.
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 51
- Number of floors - 1
- ATM/banking
- Casino
- Conference space
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- Elevator/lift
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- Fitness facilities
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Free WiFi
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- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Free valet parking
- Porter/bellhop
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Free self parking
- Number of restaurants - 18
- 24-hour business center
- Sauna
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Arcade/game room
- Separate dining area
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Espresso maker
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Climate control
- Free newspaper
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Designer toiletries
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Jetted bathtub
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate dining area
- Down comforter
- Tempur-Pedic mattress
Nearby Things to Do
- Golfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
Spa Services
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Deposit: USD 100.00 per day
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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I noticed this comment on my world mashups post last today:
..So I decided to check in on the continent of Africa to see if I noticed anything different. Starting with the country of South Africa here is what I saw:
I noticed that there is now street and road maps for South Africa! It looks as though Johannesburg has street level maps while the city of Cape Town reveals major routes and unmarked secondary streets.
Throughout the rest of the continent countries like Kenya, Nigeria, and Egypt (to name just a few) all show major routes while some countries contain street level mapping for major cities. Here is a list of the known locations. (Know of more? Please post a comment at the bottom to let me know and I'll update the list):
Placename searching on Google Maps also seems to work. For example - search for any of the above on Google Maps and it will plot that place on the map. For the most part, if you see the town or city labelled on the map, it can be searched, but streets and specific addresses within each of these places can't be plotted yet. I also haven't confirmed if these updates are available in the Google Maps API yet. Does anyone know? If so, sites like Wikimapia will improve for the African region. This latest update will make satellite sightseeing more relevant with cities, towns and roads in place to help you identify imagery you are viewing! :)
For note this brings the street and road mapped Google Maps "world" to: Japan, US, Canada, UK & Ireland, Most countries in Europe (excluding some Eastern European countries and including Moscow, Russia), Australia, New Zealand and Brazil. Explore Google Maps to view these places..
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Best of Show: JMC Photographers Take Top Honors at ONPA ContestPosted Apr. 24, 2013
JMC student photojournalists and photojournalism instructors won 12 awards – including Best of Show – last week at the Ohio News Photographers Association's (ONPA) 2012 annual contest, making 2012-2013 the most award-winning year for JMC's photojournalism program in the last 30 years.JMC photojournalists have already won significant awards in the Hearst, College Photographer of the Year and Society of Professional Journalists competitions.
"The number of overall wins is the fruit of a lot a labor and vision from a lot of people, beginning with [former JMC Director] Jeff Fruit's commitment to growing the program, [current JMC Director] Thor
Wasbotten's commitment to excellence and competitive spirit to be the best, and [photojournalism instructors] Gary Harwood and David Foster's numerous contributions of time and money to ensure that students are prepared and able to enter competitions. Harwood led the way with the ONPA entries and set the example with his year-long 'Tiger Legacy' project," said David LaBelle, JMC photojournalism program coordinator.
photographers throughout Ohio. We've not won 12 awards before in this competition, and we didn't expect it. We've never had a weekend like this."
Senior photojournalism major Chelsie Corso won the Best of Show award, the top honor among all professional and student entries in the contest, for "Sisters," which also earned the top prize
in the Feature photo competition. "This photo was difficult for me to produce. It wasn't just a photo subject, but my own family in it. When I won best of show it meant more to me than just a contest. It had personal value to me."
Best of Show: "Sisters" by Chelsie Corso
Student Photographer of the Year: Second Place: Hannah Potes; Third Place: Coty Giannelli
Larry Fullerton Photojournalism Scholarship: First Place: Hannah Potes
James R. Gordon Ohio Understanding Award: "Tiger Legacy," in collaboration with the Massillon Museum, featuring contributing photographers Gary Harwood, David Foster, Adrianne Bastas, Chelsie Corso, Coty Giannelli, Matt Hafley, Jenna Watson, Jessica White and Caitlin Bourque of the School of Visual Communication Design.
Feature: First Place: Chelsie Corso
Illustration: Third Place: "Exorcism," Brooke DiDonato
Award of Excellence: "Mother Nature," Brooke DiDonato
News Picture Story: Third Place: "College Fest," Coty Giannelli
Pictorial: First Place: "Balloon," Alexis Pfeifer; Third Place: "Family Exit," David Foster
Spot News: Second Place: "Fight," Matt Hafley
Captions: JMC's Chelsie Corso and Dave Foster enjoy a very good day at the ONPA contest. Both won major awards.(Photo credit: Gary Harwood)
Corso's"Sisters" won Best of Show and best Feature photo. It shows ChristinaMarten (left) and her older sister, Sarah, at a nursing home in Hollywood,California. Suffering from stage-4 colon cancer, Sarah died just days afterCorso took this image. (Photo credit: Chelsie Corso)JMC award winners Foster (second from left), Corso, and Alexis Pfeifer with ONPA guest speakers LizBaylen, Los Angeles Times staff photographer (far left) and John Sale, visuals editor at The Commercial Appeal in Memphis (far right). (Photo credit: Chris Parker,ThisWeek Newspapers)


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1. The cold may reduce your camera's battery life. Keep your battery warm by placing it in your pocket or insulated camera bag before using it. You may also consider packing a spare battery to use in case the one in your camera gets too cold.
2. If you're really serious about cold weather photography, consider a rugged memory card that is designed to withstand extreme cold and abuse, such as SanDisk's Extreme memory cards.
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4. Plan your glove options before heading out into the cold. Consider wearing a thin pair of gloves that work with your camera under a thick pair of gloves that you take off once you begin shooting. Depending on how often you shoot during winter months, you may want to invest in a specialized pair of gloves made specifically for cold weather photography.
5. If you're like me and you've taken lots of snapshots in the snow, you may have noticed that your shots are never as vibrant as you would like them to be. A quick tip is to bump up your exposure one or two stops to compensate. If you're lucky to have blue skies and your camera has spot metering, you can get a reading from the sky before photographing the snow.
6. With gray skies common in the winter, a filter may help liven a lackluster landscape. You may try experimenting with a neutral density or a polarizing filter. If you're more experienced with your DSLR, you may want to try a graduated neutral density filter. A graduated neutral density filter will darken the sky, while allowing the foreground to be properly exposed.
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8. If you're shooting action shots, like snowboarding or wildlife, you may be challenged with losing sunlight from clouds or shorter days. To combat this, try cranking up your ISO. If it's snowing at the time, you may need to adjust the ISO even higher to avoid underexposed images.
9. An important thing to consider in winter weather is condensation. Condensation can fog up the inside of your lens, or even damage the electronics inside your camera. To avoid the risk, you'll want to slowly raise or lower your gear's temperature to match your environment. While you may want to jump in and out of your warm house or car as fast as possible, your camera may need to take it slower! Try slowly adjusting the temperature in your car to transfer from your warm house to the cold outdoors and vice versa. You can even let your gear rest in an area warmer than outside, such as your garage, before bringing it inside.
10. To avoid the procedure from number 9, bring an airtight plastic bag (such as a large Ziploc) and seal your camera in it before going inside or outside. The bag will attract the condensation while your camera adjusts to the environment. Also, watch your breath! One gust of hot breath on your lens or viewfinder could equal an annoying cleaning delay.
I hope these tips help you before you head out into the cold. If you have any winter photography tips to add, please share them!
Contributor Bio:
Liz is a life-long DSLR amateur and blogger for social photography site ViewBug.com. ViewBug is a comprehensive website for photographers where you can enter photo contests and share your images with their growing online community.


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qdot is sick, at standup.
PROOF that I'm not a completely useless poster:
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Not annoyed Johnny and knew there would be no fight. Just like I knew you would chime in at some point on his behalf.
Just yanking on Sirc's chain of arrogance. His mouth is well known for writing checks his ass can't cash.
Did get a chuckle out of the bucolic e-tard comment.
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I'm curious how ballet got brought up, but sirc does have a point in that yeah it probably is the most physically demanding thing you can do.
I mean jeez
Also, the fact that I've actually, you know. Fought. Oh and the people I've fought. And the people I train with.
Ever wonder why I don't post anything? I have enough word of mouth proof that I don't have to fucking give a **** about a tard like you and show you some shitty youtube video of me taking a sparring session seriously.
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I understand this should be a purely trolling/gongsau thread but here:
the flatbellied "turtle" is perfect to play with reactions. Push hard on the spine and they'll pop up for your hooks; try sankaku one way then switch the motion to the other, etc...
BTW competion rules suck.
Come to the Mega and I'll show you a good time for however long you last against me.
Realize that I have more desire to gurgle a saucer of goat cum, than I do to prove to you that I have an ability to kick your ass.


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I have limited use of my left hand and fingers,.
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8)car keys
Can be improved by having the belt clip on a swivel with a snap on for the tool holder for easy removal and attaching to your hip.
The swivel is for easy swing away to access to your front pocket.
Also a snap on attachment for your keys inatead of that plastic swivel that i have already removed to customize for my keys.
If you can make these changes/improvements with any others your R & D dept may have, I would be willing to beta test the prototype for your company.
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Timer for iPhone review
Timer is a new iPhone app by one of our favorite development teams, App Cubby. As its name implies, Timer is all about setting timers and doing it fast. And because it was designed by App Cubby, it also features a gorgeous design.
The best trait of Timer is its simplicity. It's a 3x4 grid of 12 buttons. The first 9 buttons are the default timers preset for 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 45, and 60 minutes. The bottom three buttons are for custom spur-of-the-moment timers that allow you to quickly set a timer for any length of time.
To start a timer, you simply tap its button. To stop it, tap it again. When the timer goes off, the button will blink (and a sound will of course be emitted) and a count-up timer will start in its place. Tap the button to stop the count-up timer.
Yes, you can set all 12 timers at once.
To edit the presets, simply hold down your finger on one of the buttons. The edit screen will slide up and allow you to set the timer length, alert sound, and button color. You can also disable the preset. Similarly, you can convert one of the non-presets into a preset by the same method.
My only real (and rather trivial) complaint about Timer is that you cannot rearrange the order of the presets. For example, I added a 4-minute timer (the time it takes to brew a French press of coffee), but since it replaced my first non-preset, it's not in numerical order like the other timers. I wish I could drag it up to appear after the 3-minute timer. Because I'm OCD, I opted to change the 2-minute timer to 3 minutes and the 3-minute timer to 4 minutes, instead. I'd love to see an Edit button added in the future.
The good
- Beautifully designed
- Amazingly simple
- Editable presets
The bad
- Can't reorder timers
The bottom line
Where has Timer been all my life? I used Timer while baking when I needed multiple timers and worked like a charm. The count-up timers were also awesome for the things I needed to do for like 8-9 minutes. I know I keep saying it, but the simplicity of Timer is what makes it a total win.
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I have a couple of App Cubby apps and they do what they are advertised to do very well. But I just can't think of any reason what-so-ever that I need something like this.
I would love an app that allows me to time labor production rates for employee performance, and there are more apps that some-how-or-another deal with time than you can shake a stick at, like this useless example, but I still haven't found what I'm looking for either.
If some one knows of an app that would fulfill the need I described here, I'd love to hear about it.
Any devs reading this and want to take a new idea to market? Make it for iPhone and iPad please.
Siri, give me a 15 minute timer.
What happens when you ask Siri to set another timer when one is already going?
Or what if you ask Siri to set a 30 second timer?
Only one timer at a time for some reason. No biggie. I can't cook anyway! LOL
I spent the 99 cents for Timer and enjoy using the simple to use app. Easy and quick to use and found a nice feature that I had not counted on. Once you push the desired button to be counted down you can monitor the amount of time left before the alarm signal is heard. After the alarm sounds the timer keeps track of the amount of time after the set time so if you miss the signal you will know how much time you ran over. With twelve timers available you should be able to make use of this app.
We are a bunch of volunteers and opening a new scheme in our community. Your site provided us with useful info to work on. You have performed a formidable process and our entire community shall be grateful to you.
I left a thoughtful, if modestly critical, review of this app and also questioned something the author said that I didnt understand. My comment removed. It was in no aw offensive or inappropriate. Disappointed in imore. Boo. Fail.
Can I use this to set, say, a 15 minutes timer, start playing a game (e.g. Plants vs Zombies) and have this alert me when the Timer is up? Just want to check this can run OK in the background.


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BOSTON, Mass. (March 11)-New Mexico State men's basketball head coach Marvin Menzies is a 2013 finalist for the Ben Jobe Award from CollegeInsider.com, the organization announced Monday, March 11. The award is presented annually to the top minority coach in Division I college basketball.
The 20 finalists include Tommy Amaker (Harvard), Mike Anderson (Arkansas), Kevin Baggett (Rider), Roman Banks (Southern), Jamion Christian (Mount St. Mary's), Mike Davis (Texas Southern), Anthony Evans (Norfolk State), Anthony Grant (Alabama), James Green (Jacksonville State), Frank Haith (Missouri), Joe Jones (Boston University), Cuonzo Martin (Tennessee), Bashir Mason (Wagner), Ray McCallum (Detroit), Marvin Menzies (New Mexico State), Howard Moore (Illinois-Chicago), LeVelle Moton (North Carolina Central), Kevin Ollie (Connecticut), Shaka Smart (VCU), John Thompson III (Georgetown).
"Selecting a winner from this group will be difficult," said CollegeInsider.com co-founder Angela Lento. "So many coaches did exceptional things this season. Any of the 20 finalists would be deserving."
The Ben Jobe Award is presented annually to the top minority coach in division I men's basketball. Coach Jobe is an icon in the history of basketball at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. He is best known as the head coach of the Southern University, a position he held for 12 seasons. He has also head coach at Alabama A&M, Alabama State, Talladega, Tuskegee and South Carolina State.
His record at Southern was 209-141 and included four NCAA Tournament appearances. He also coached the Jaguars to one NIT appearance, five SIAC championships, 11 SWAC titles and two NAIA Tournament Championships. Perhaps his most memorable moment as a coach was Southern's 93-78 win over Georgia Tech in the first round of the 1993 NCAA Tournament. It stands as one of the great upsets in the history of the event.
The 2013 recipient will be announced at the CollegeInsider.com awards banquet in Atlanta, site of the men's NCAA Basketball Championship.