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You've just found the exact point that PE has been trying to make:
Originally Posted by AgX
The process of development goes through until all AgBr of a grain is reduced, as long as we do not stop the process before.
Pictorial negatives are seldom, if ever, developed to completion. As PE stated, to do so would result in litho like results, and then fog.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is exactly my point.
Ed, PE, I just came back to this thread…
In the meantime I looked through all my photoscience textbooks and even approached a research photo-chemist. In my basic statement I was right; however, as you stated, I learned that in pictorial processes the development is stopped before the majority of crystals is developed to completion, due to reasons you stated above.


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Holder and others in the administration all the way up to the president have done plenty of things that deserve criticism. Republicans are right to investigate what went wrong in Benghazi and the later political manipulation of facts, why the IRS targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, how the administration has squandered billions of dollars in alternative energy grants -- the list could go on for several more lines. But they should exercise better judgment when blaming the administration for doing all it can to find out who leaked information on the bomb plot last May.
If investigators discover who leaked information on the Yemen operation, the guilty should be punished to the fullest extent of the law. And Republicans should commend -- not condemn -- the administration for a job well done. It goes beyond bipartisanship. It's simply the right thing to do.
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i found that irritating >,<
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Touch up on the Jeff the Killer model, he isn't really all that terrifying.
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The Dandy is dead. Long live The Dandy. Although it has called an end to the print edition of the 75-year-old kids' comic, publisher DC Thompson has shown that it's willing to embrace the digital age. While The Dandy will no longer be found in newsagents and supermarkets, an interactive iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android-friendly version of the British institution has been launched to appeal to an all-new generation.
It would be naive to think that the decision hasn't been influenced by diminishing sales and an upsurge in internet rivals for kids' pocket money. Unlike sister title The Beano, The Dandy has been suffering on the newsstand for a while, and has failed to grasp the attention of children more interested in Club Penguin or Moshi Monsters.
That's where the all-new Dandy comes in. Not content with just a digital, scanned version of the comic - as several other publishers put out - DC Thompson has crafted something that offers far more than print ever could. And in doing so it could well have found a magic formula that breathes new life into a brand that we've all grown up with.
The Dandy digital edition features familiar characters in new strips, but the storytelling element itself has changed. Coming in the form of an application for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and Android devices, you get a portal to launch either your downloaded comics or the many mini games that will be added as weeks go by. These are a prime example of the digital Dandy's newfound strength in interactivity. Why not offer a Bananaman strip, say, and a game to go with it? Indeed, make the game part of the strip itself, so readers feels they have contributed.
And, as this is a different medium, why not have the strips feature animated elements and, even, voice acting? For example, when issue 1 hits the stands, Desperate Dan will have a voice. Plus, because the screen of a tablet device or smartphone is nigh-on perfectly sized, it can show the strip frame by frame. It's important to allow the reader to move on to the next frame manually - especially as it's aimed at children with, perhaps, slower reading speed - but by doing this, there is no compromise on the art and a full-frame picture can tell a story better than a postage stamp-sized version ever could.
Speaking of which, to help launch the new, improved Dandy, the team went back to a host of artists and creators from the comic's history to craft content to take it into its future. It's a nice move that pays instant dividends. For example, Desperate Dan finally reverts to his old, reassuring look. This is classic stuff in a modern setting, and we approve.
There will also be video shows and clips that feature anything from videogame reviews to celebrities trying to eat one of Dan's cow pies in as quick a time as possible. And there are plans to offer back issues of the comics too, with the last year's worth and a selection of older editions initially being offered for download on a trial basis. If that works, there's no reason, we were told by DC Thompson CEO Ellis Watson, not to delve into the entire back catalogue - the company has every single issue since it was launched on 4 December 1937, he said.
In short, while we're naturally upset that The Dandy's print closure marks the end of a much-loved era, The Dandy digital edition feels like the start of an all-new one.
Head of digital David Bain also explained to Pocket-lint that lessons learnt here may benefit The Beano in years to come. However, it's unlikely that will disappear from news shelves anytime soon, but rather incorporate interactive elements in its own digital offerings.
This is just the beginning.
The Dandy digital edition issue 0 is now available to view on www.Dandy.com, with the app version coming soon. Issue 1, for example, will be available on iTunes and Google Play from next week. An individual issue will cost £1.49, while a 12-month subscription will be £29.99 (working out at around 59p per issue).
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The 29-year-old former American Idol finalist is currently back on Broadway reprising the role of Sir Robin in the Tony Award-winning Best Musical, Monty Python's Spamalot through January 4, 2009.
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But we don't "go" to work. We don't have a dress code to follow. We don't have a boss to speak to. There's no threat of being fired if we mess up. There's no water-cooler conversations. No team building exercises. We…just make videos and blog posts.
Some people have called us "entrepreneurs" which is something we're also uncomfortable with. Entrepreneurs, in our minds, are people that have big dreams of starting a company, and then become a lean startup and hope to get funding from venture capitalists, and then they hire a bunch of staff to help their company grow, or something like that. We don't fit into that category either, because neither of us ever dreamt of having our own business. It just sorta happened and we thought, "hey, can we make a living off just making videos and blog posts?"
Sure, there's a lot more to "just" doing that. We don't just whip out our cameras, fart around for a bit, click the magic edit and upload button, then dance around singing "YOUTUBE MONEY!". Our work schedules are insane and all our close friends know how little free time we actually have. Prepping for a video means getting ready to be on camera (like, showering, for starters, putting on makeup and picking outfits to wear, buying new wigs and props to use in our videos), setting up the tripod, lights, focus, audio equipment, power cables, positioning in front of the camera, such and such. Once we're all ready, talking in front of the camera is easy enough…or is it? You might have seen with our massive blooper collection, we spend a buttload of time messing up what we're trying to say. OH! We didn't even factor in the time that it takes for us to prepare what we have to say, especially with music videos: we watch them a whole lot of times, look for stuff, think about what we like and dislike about the videos, discuss with each other, create skits, head to the store and see if there are CDs to give away, read thousands of answers and pick a few for the giveaway, such and such.
The above paragraph is getting too beefy for me to want to carry on writing, both for fear of boring you and boring ourselves. Let's just say we put A LOT of work into making these videos and maintaining this website beyond what just shows up in the final video.
The point of it all is this: some people might call us entrepreneurs for our work habits. Really, though, we're just doing what we're passionate about, which is why we're so hesitant to call our work a career or ourselves entrepreneurs. We started out doing something just for fun, and by applying the work habits of people who take their jobs very seriously, we turned our hobby into an awesome paying job! Basically, you can say we're just seriously having fun and are really happy doing what we're doing! :D
We're lucky enough that some of you like our site and our videos, which we're extremely happy for, and we're lucky enough to be making enough money to live off of our site, which we're extremely happy for as well. We've been hesitant to answer this question for so long, because we're worried that we're jinxing it by saying anything about it. We're still in a state of awe and extreme gratitude.
So, thank you, every one, for your support in watching our videos and visiting our site. We put in a lot of hours, days, and sleepless nights in getting these videos and posts up, but if it weren't for you spending the minutes to watch our videos and leave us feedback and lovely comments, we'd definitely have stopped by now. We hope to be able to do more in the future, to get more segments and to start new shows, to get some people in on the videos with us, and to keep on adding fun stuff to the site. We have so many ideas, just not enough time or people-power to do it!
Thank you, ALL YOU NASTIES!!!!!!!!!!!
**edit: For those of you asking about why Simon stopped teaching, the answer is in the comments below**
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Hey, my TL;DR question is how does Korean food accommodate vegetarians, vegans, etc.. ? Because I'm a vegetarian (well, technically it is called "peskatarian" but I really, really, can't stand the sound of that word) and when my family takes me out to some Asian restaurants there is little to no choice on the menu that is accommodating to me. I'm not as picky as some and I don't really care if Ramen is made with a sort of broth, meat just upsets my stomach so I tend to pick it out; but I was just wondering do they not accommodate people with these needs/specifications and how do people response when "veg heads," like myself, tell them that they are vegetarians?
well that totally makes sense why a bunch of people would hate you for that, LOL XDDD
Keep going you two!!! You are the most inspiring people i ever saw (well… kinda met by the videos too xD) Yay for Martina's school who supported you Simon! I hope that you both will overcome all the obstacles on the road to eatyourkimchi's happiness! Thinking about buying myself a t-shirt now =) I'm one of your most loyal fans! Lot's of love and support!!!
Oh dear i'm one of those who uses ad blocks hahaha. I shall disable the ad blocks for your site ^^
As a fledgling blogger myself, I was wondering if you had any tips for how to get a blog going?
how did it begin to become a source of income for you? Was it through ads, donations, both, or something different entirely?I'm a huge fan of you guys, you're my heroes!
From a comment I saw on Youtube, you guys should set up a Paypal account and add a button somewhere on your site so we can donate to you guys.
They used to ( I donated ) but I think it's all about the T-shirts now :)
YES SIMON and MARTINA! I will Love you forever,
and I love the ads that I hate,
Just for your sake!
(to martina)
Hey martina! :D,
enjoying to beautiful u? i am, cant wait for the next ep!
anyway, cant wait for ur wank/fapfap :)
~kthxbye ^-^
I spent (an incredibly brief) time teaching in Thailand a month or so a go, I too hated the administration but loved the kids (all 450 that I taught, except for maybe two hooligans!!) glad you pursued your dream, very inspiring :)
OMG Simon i laughed the whole way through that video thank you. those trucks parked outside of my apartment too and im on the 3rd floor. I KNOW YOUR PAIN!!!
Does clicking on "Skip Ad" box that appears 5 seconds into some ads make difference in the fee you collect? If it does, I will stay away from it.
After working at a cleantech startup for two years, I think you guys have every right to consider yourself entrepreneurs of mini-startup…essentially you both are redefining the model…*high five.* Working at a start-up requires countless hours of work (I have worked 48 hours straight without sleep….gaaah), tons of passion because otherwise why would you work so hard, and tons of creativity to make a break through. I cannot even begin to imagine the amount of hours you both dedicate to your blog and youtube videos and sacrifices you have made in your personal lives, its obvious how passionate you are about the subject of kpop and living in Korea, and you sh@t (excuse the french) unicorns and rainbows worth of creativity and ingenuity to communicate the nuances of kpop and korean culture (I wish I had this same talent!!!). Basically to sum it up you both are amazing and found something the public wanted…kpop…and provide it to the public in such a brilliant and accesible manner tthat you both make it seem so effortlessly easy…like watching break dancers or walking on fire or olympic divers of 3m springboard.
We all can't wait to see how you expand this into larger business and good luck on the business visa process…we are all cheering for you!!!
Although I respect your opinion, I can totally see how this video could cause offence and be seen as a little bit insensitive, and I don't think you should have uploaded it for that reason.
Still, your school went a bit far asking you to quit making videos. It would've been better for them to let you know why they were offended so you could learn from the experience, especially since I'm positive that was not your intention.I also think that's another reason things on the internet can get blown out of proportion in Korea; since a lot of people don't have a good grasp of English or Western humour, they have to rely on translations which can often lead to misinterpretations, especially where humour is involved.
Anyway, I love your videos in general and I'm glad that you stuck to making videos and that you, Simon, managed to get out of the school that made you miserable and instead do something you're passionate about! That really does suck that you had to leave your students behind like that though. :/
I'll visit this website every day now that I know you get payed for each hit! Even if I have nothing to particularly watch on it! Thank you so much Simon and Martina. And HWAITING! :)
i wish i did not know english and had simon as my english teacher….oh how fun school would be, surprisingly..
You guys are awesome! I think it is so great that you can make a living doing these videos which are informative and HIGHLY entertaining. I can't tell you how many times I have busted up laughing and I am usually at work so I get some crazy looks. I got into K-Pop in early 2009 and I have been watching your videos since around that time and I think it is amazing and inspiring how far you guys have come. Your videos were great then and they are great now. :)
OMG….. i've been using adblocks all these while.. i had no idea!!!!!! just edited my settings to allow ads only on eatyourkimchi!! sorry :(
THAT, is a hilarious video. I don't see why Koreans gave it a thumbs down. It's not dissing the voting process or anything, it's a noise complaint that I bet almost all of them think of themselves!
Although I get that you guys don't want to label what you're doing as a career, you shouldn't downplay it either because I think what you guys are doing is very brave and inspirational. In college I was taught that finding your vocation is what's important (rather than an unhappy career). As one of my favorite teachers once told me, find what you love doing and find a way to make money off of that. I can't really say for sure that you guys have found your vocation, because only you can really know for yourselves, but it looks to me like you guys have found it. (And if you're uncomfortable about calling it a "career" or an "entrepreneurship", how about calling it a vocation instead?)
I love your videos and I can really tell that you guys put an enormous amount of work into them. :)
If you guys ever get a whole company going, my best friend and i will totally come work for you! Hit us up, okay? haha♥
For the record: I think your old videos are adorable.
I have disabled my adblock when viewing your site. I had no idea! OH THE HUMANITY! D:
I started watching EYK the Tuesday after you released Batoost's "Beautiful" KMM (B2ST was my first ever kpop group ^^) I didn't know what to expect, but you guys were so funny and I thoroughly enjoyed the review. After that, I started watching all of your past KMM and the mv that went with them. I can honestly say that it was EYK that opened the kpop world to me, and for that I will be forever grateful. Kpop is possibly my favorite genre of music and it introduced the Korean culture to me. Through each and everyone of your videos, I fell in love with Korea more and more and now it's reached a point where my whole family knows of my "obsession" and will tease me relentlessly when I blare my kpop or spout facts about Korea that no white girl normally knows :P For now, I live vicariously through EYK, but because of Simon & Martina, it is a dream of mine to live in Korea and teach English. (I'm a freshman in college, so close, yet so far away)
What I'm trying to say is, thank you Simon and Martina. You've opened up a culture I previously had disdain for (I was all for Europe. Asia was backwater in my mind) and given me a good idea of what to expect. I don't think life in Korea will be all rainbows and sunshine, but I have confidence that I will find joy in living there. You can't imagine how big of an impact you've had on my life. Like seriously, a huge impact. I'm a Nasty 4 Lyfe and will never falter in my support for you guys.Okay, I'm done now. XD
I'm so sorry to hear that you had bad experiences like that Simon. The style of teaching they were trying to force you to do is why when Koreans come to Australia for a working holiday they can't speak English to native speakers. They might have done years and years of English in school but when the point of it was for exam marks they struggle to actually have a real conversation. Many of them freak out when they realise how people really speak English and that there schooling did not prepare them for real life so they stick with only Koreans while here in Australia and miss out on many things.
If more teachers taught the way you did, Koreans wouldn't be so terrified to speak English out loud when they go to another country.
I want to thank you guys for what you do, its educational entertainment and I check your blog out everyday, just to see what's going on.
OMG, Meemers has a heart shaped grey mark on her side XD I took some screen shots if you can't see it while re-watching the video~
How is the TV culture about foreign shows? Are the non-korean channels and their shows as watched/popular as the korean ones?
I can't
support you by buying the shirts and etc, but I'm glad that I support you by
just watching your videos (and not using adblock lol), because they're awesome!
Whenever there's a new video here I go up to talk with some of my friends
that's subscribed to you also ^^
Actually, I'm afraid that if you hire some people (I mean, depending on the
"category" of work), your thoughts and style may get lost a little
bit… like if you had another person to edit your videos.
But I
understand how it can be a little frustrating to have so many ideas and no time
or malleability to put them into practise. The only thing I can think of is if
you do the sections for some time, and then stop to do another section, like
"oh, we've already made many FAPFAP videos and now maybe we can stop a
little to do a new segment about (blabla)"
I hope you guys get the chance to do these ideas you have :D
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I am not supposed to tell this but it seems that it's so awkward and I cannot sleep not to tell this.
Then at 1:00 am, I slept. I had a deep sleep.
Every time I have special people in my heart died, they always appear in my dreams. I don't know the psychological reasons why I have this kind of ability. Examples of the people who appeared in dreams were: my two Grandmothers, Grandfathers, and some old people in my neighborhood.
I'm scared of this kind of phenomenon. They're like ghosts in my dreams.
If you read this, I want to ask your opinion why do I experience this kind of paranormal event. Do other people have this kind of experience? Your comments can enlighten me.
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Yet all of the other numbers by which we assess our economic health paint a much brighter picture than the voters are seeing: 5.5 million new jobs created since August 2003, producing a jobless rate of 4.8 percent (which economists consider full employment).
More people working and faster than expected growth has produced a surge in federal tax revenues that has slashed the federal budget deficit. The fed's revenues shot up last year by 14.5 percent, the biggest rise in 24 years. Despite all those gloom and doom forecasts by tax cut critics who said revenues would fall and the deficit would rise, the opposite is happening. The deficit is shrinking faster than was forecast. Tax revenues this year are expected to expand by 11.4 percent.
As good as all of these numbers are, however, they are being trumped by higher gasoline and food prices, and increased health insurance costs that show up directly in weekly employee paycheck deductions.
No doubt many Americans are being stretched economically and that is driving Bush's economic scores down. News reports of job layoffs among hard-hit sectors like the U.S. automobile industry, while contained to a few auto-producing states, have had a rippling effect throughout the economy, and that has added to an increasingly negative economic perceptions that the GDP numbers are not going to dispel.
We are not going to see significant declines in oil prices anytime soon, (though they dropped to three-month lows last week), unless we embark on a policy of increased offshore exploration and drilling and opening up the vast reserves in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as Bush and the Republicans have long been proposing.
But that oil independence policy has been effectively blocked by liberal Democrats whose anti-drilling posture is in part to blame for the higher oil prices we are seeing now in global markets and at the pump. One important and optimistic sign of the economy's overall health and staying power is the stock market's remarkable stability in all of this. Last week the Dow was approaching 11,400 in a late summer rally, a sign of confidence in the economy's long-term outlook.
There are good reasons for all Americans to be just as confident and bullish about the economy whose fundamentals remain as strong as ever. Bush and the Republicans and the tax cuts they enacted which fueled the recovery had a lot to do with this.
Donald Lambro is chief political correspondent for The Washington Times.
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ArtWalk is at the heart of it all.
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Genomic scan of selective sweeps in thin and fat tail sheep breeds for identifying of candidate regions associated with fat deposition
1 Department of Animal Science-Excellent centre for improving sheep carcass quality and quantity, University of Tehran, PO Box 3158711167-4111, Karaj, Iran
2 Centre for Reproduction and Genomics, AgResearch, Invermay, Mosgiel, New Zealand
BMC Genetics 2012, 13:10 doi:10.1186/1471-2156-13-10Published: 26 February 2012
Identification of genomic regions that have been targets of selection for phenotypic traits is one of the most important and challenging areas of research in animal genetics. However, currently there are relatively few genomic regions identified that have been subject to positive selection. In this study, a genome-wide scan using ~50,000 Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) was performed in an attempt to identify genomic regions associated with fat deposition in fat-tail breeds. This trait and its modification are very important in those countries grazing these breeds.
Two independent experiments using either Iranian or Ovine HapMap genotyping data contrasted thin and fat tail breeds. Population differentiation using FST in Iranian thin and fat tail breeds revealed seven genomic regions. Almost all of these regions overlapped with QTLs that had previously been identified as affecting fat and carcass yield traits in beef and dairy cattle. Study of selection sweep signatures using FST in thin and fat tail breeds sampled from the Ovine HapMap project confirmed three of these regions located on Chromosomes 5, 7 and X. We found increased homozygosity in these regions in favour of fat tail breeds on chromosome 5 and X and in favour of thin tail breeds on chromosome 7.
In this study, we were able to identify three novel regions associated with fat deposition in thin and fat tail sheep breeds. Two of these were associated with an increase of homozygosity in the fat tail breeds which would be consistent with selection for mutations affecting fat tail size several thousand years after domestication.


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Angels 7, Red Sox 5
BOSTON (AP) -- Francisco Rodriguez blew the save and earned a victory. Eric Gagne had no such consolation.
Boston scored four in the eighth to take the lead against Rodriguez, only to see Gagne give it back in the ninth on Friday night when the Los Angeles Angels rallied to beat the Red Sox 7-5 and split a day-night doubleheader.
"Same things that will make you laugh will make you cry," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said. "They turn right around and do it to us."
Clay Buchholz gave Boston six strong innings in his major league debut to pace an 8-4 win in the afternoon. John Lackey failed to win his 16th game in the afternoon, and Josh Beckett did the same in the nightcap.
Ervin Santana pitched well in his return from the minors, retiring the first 13 batters he faced in the night game. But his bid for his first victory since June was spoiled when David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez hit back-to-back RBI doubles off Rodriguez (5-2) to give Boston a 5-4 lead.
The Angels had little trouble with Gagne (3-1), who was not available for comment after the game. Boston's key acquisition at the trading deadline, the former Rangers closer allowed three runs and three hits and a walk in one inning, giving up a game-tying single to Orlando Cabrera and a tiebreaking, two-run double to Vladimir Guerrero.
"That's as much of a roller coaster as you can be on," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "That's one of the best comebacks we've had."
After blowing the save in the eighth, Rodriguez settled down in the ninth and retired the Red Sox in order. He was charged with one run on two hits in 1 2/3 innings.
K-Rod struck out Kevin Youkilis in the ninth, though replays showed the third strike was a foul ball; Youkilis and Francona were ejected arguing the call.
"My second inning, my location was much better, and you saw the results," Rodriguez said.
Ortiz also homered to highlight a six-run first inning in the first game and back Buchholz (1-0), who gave up three earned runs and eight hits, striking out five. As planned, he was sent back to Triple-A Pawtucket between games.
"It's every baseball player's dream to come up here and pitch and play," the 23-year-old right-hander said. "No words can really describe it. It's a once in a lifetime experience."
Jonathan Papelbon got four outs for his 29th save.
The Red Sox had to call up catcher Kevin Cash from the minors after backup catcher Doug Mirabelli strained his right calf running the bases in the first game.
Boston hit for the cycle in the big first inning against Lackey (15-7) as Dustin Pedroia doubled, Ortiz hit his 20th homer, Ramirez followed with a single and J.D. Drew tripled for a 3-1 lead. Lackey lasted just four innings, his shortest outing of the season.
"My good pitches were hit and the bad ones were hit even harder," said Lackey, who remained tied with Beckett for the AL lead in wins. "I was surprised when they asked me to pitch the day game. I would have preferred to pitch the night game."
Game notes
Lackey fell to 1-6 lifetime against Boston, and 1-4 at Fenway Park. ... Buchholz was the 42nd player selected in the 2005 draft. The Red Sox got him with an extra pick they received after Pedro Martinez signed with the New York Mets. ... Ortiz has hit 20 homers in six straight seasons. ... Boston's seven hits in the first matches its most in an inning this season. ... To make room for Santana, the Angels optioned INF Matt Brown to the minors. ... C Ryan Budde recorded his first major league hit, a line drive off Lugo's glove in the fifth. ... Ramirez was hit by a pitch twice in the first game, the second time in his career he has been hit twice in a game. ... Jordan Leandre, 7, a patient at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, sang the national anthem before the nightcap and got a huge ovation when he ran the bases. ... SS Julio Lugo committed two errors in the night game.


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Bought this largely on the reviews of others to use in my south bend 9" lathe tailstock on metal projects. I bought this at 20% off for about $12. I have used...Read complete review
Bought this largely on the reviews of others to use in my south bend 9" lathe tailstock on metal projects. I bought this at 20% off for about $12. I have used it with pilot drills, regular drills, and some milling bits. I've machined brass, aluminium and 4130 steels with a high degree of accuracy using this chuck without any problems. For the price this is solidly constructed, excellent quality and it's as accurate as any other chuck I have.
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I bought this chuck to go on my Jet Midi Lathe, and it works, but has a couple shortcomings.1. the MT-2...Read complete review
I bought this chuck to go on my Jet Midi Lathe, and it works, but has a couple shortcomings.1. the MT-2 taper is about an inch too long, so the travel of the tailstock is shortened (using the crank)2. It did not come with a key, and the 4 in one universal key sold separately doesn't fit well, so it's tough to tighten the chuck.
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By LucySimon
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performed just like the more expen sive ones.
By bill
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About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
great price. accurate good quality
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Nice chuck.
By Douger
from Tucson, AZ
About Me Professional
Using on my minilathe. Looks good and works good.
great product
By Duane
from Phoenix
excellent product for the price
Good tool
By Gary
Use it on my lathe
Great Drill Chuck!
By Handyman Bill
from Ore
I have the 7x12 Harbor Freight Mini Lathe and this is a perfect fit for that or any lathe that takes a MT2 in the tail stock. The taper is designed to be a little shorter so to give you as much room as possible between centers. Great addition ro my lathe!!
By tatted
from anahiem
ITS GREAT im on it making parts every chance i get learning alot and this drill chuck makes things easy just one more thing i can cross off the list of stuff to get
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Great tool for the price
By Iron monger
from Ct
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
This drill chuck is great. I have a atlas 10 inch lathe and it works great with it. It did have a couple nicks on the taper but other than that it is great. I would recemend this to any one.
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Great for the Shopsmith
By Levier2011
from Windsor On, Canada
Great Drill Chuck for the ShopsmithIf you have a metal lathe, Wood Lathe or a Shopsmith, This is the perfect drill chuck.one of the many features of the Shopsmith is the capability of a Drill Press and Lathe, when you have the Shopsmith in Lathe Mode, the drill attachment can not be used because its intended to be mounted in the Drive side of the Machine.If you buy this drill chuck in any other woodworking specialty store the price will be 4 times and you will get the same quality as this drill chuck.You can see my woodturning and Pen Making Videos just search for Levier fine Writing Instruments in Youtube
Great product for the money
By builderofstuff
from missouri
I just got this in the mail to replace another drill chuck that I had. This one is pretty nice and looks to be of good quality. The one in the picture is black but the one that I received is natural metal finish, which I kind of like better. Shipping took a while but for the price I can't complain.
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Thea Olsen
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Location: suburbs of Chicago USDA zone 5b
Apr 15, 2012 10:56:07
I'm trying to get rid of the grass on a slope. I've ordered some groundcover raspberries and need to know what else to plant with them. Digging all the grass out would invite erosion. It's too steep to sheet mulch. Many years ago I tried smothering it with
pinned down with big wire stapes, but the city deemed that unsightly and made me take it off. It's in part shade. What can I plant here?
Shailor Clark
Joined: Apr 16, 2011
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Location: Roanoke Island, North Carolina
Apr 15, 2012 11:03:11
I live in the eastern part of North Carolina, so I don't know how well these would work for where you are but...
Wild carrot A.K.A. Queen Anne's Lace will outcompete the grass for sure (if it can grow in your area that is..). I've added some as well as wild mustard and domestic plants like chamomile oregano & mint all over my front
to reclaim it from crab grass.
Clovers, sheep sorrel, & catsear (false dandelion) also find their way in help build the soil and attract pollinators!
Every part of the wild carrot can be used medicinally by making tea, and the young roots are also edible and pretty good.
Lori Crouch
Joined: Sep 26, 2011
Posts: 104
Location: Amarillo, TX.
Apr 15, 2012 14:05:07
I've got White Dutch Clover and Chamomile (I believe it's Russian) planted in with my grass in the front yard. Hopefully that will take over the area and get it prepared for when I plant it with vegetables and fruiting bushes. Some areas are filled with bermuda grass and those patches have been completely dug up-but man is it a lot of work. Reading last night in my Food Forest book (Dave Jackey) it states that comfrey and other root spreading varieties create a good barrier to grass.
I would say if you can find a good amount of free dirt to go back with your cardboard idea, then cover it with dirt and sow some ground cover over it. Then they can't see the cardboard, you'll have a green front yard, and by the time you are ready to plant it the soil will
be nice
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Alex Ames
Joined: Feb 24, 2012
Posts: 384
Location: Georgia
Apr 15, 2012 19:34:54
Daylilies grow o.k. in part shade and are pretty. 1,000'S of varieties to choose from. They are edible but are too pretty to eat.
Sometimes there are landscaping variety packs available at reasonable rates. Cut out a spot, put them in and they will
be established in no time. Then you can work other edible things in the same way. How about rosemary and other herbs.
Chris Holcombe
Joined: Feb 22, 2011
Posts: 74
Location: Zone 8b Portland
Apr 18, 2012 20:15:31
I've seen sweet potatoes kill my grass each year. If you let
sprawl on the ground they did a good job killing grass also. Plus tomatoes show up the next year
Thea Olsen
Joined: Jul 18, 2010
Posts: 94
Location: suburbs of Chicago USDA zone 5b
Apr 18, 2012 20:24:05
Thanks for all the suggestions!
There are some daylillies there already and I'm hoping they'll spread. I also planted rhubarb, and I'm planning to add white dutch and crimson clovers, comfrey and applemint. Maybe sweet potatoes at the top or bottom of the hill, because I think it would be hard to dig them up on the hill. How do you usually plant them when there's grass? It's been a few years since I've grown sweet potatoes.
I'm still open to more ideas if anybody has any.
Chris Holcombe
Joined: Feb 22, 2011
Posts: 74
Location: Zone 8b Portland
Apr 21, 2012 11:55:59
I've put sweet potatoes in the middle of the grass. They put runners over top to shade out and them put down roots. I forgot to mention that strawberries here are also out competing the grass. I planted them at half the recommended spacing and they're pushing out like an army.
Lori Crouch
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Posts: 104
Location: Amarillo, TX.
Apr 21, 2012 14:23:06
I've been thinking about putting a lot of sweet potatoes out in my yard, but the slips are pretty expensive to buy. Any suggestions on a good source that won't cost an arm and a leg?
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Location: Zone 8b Portland
Apr 21, 2012 15:07:52
Abundant acres farm has them for $1.50 a piece. Another option is to make your own. I bought a sweet potato from the grocery store, stuck it in a glass of
and a few weeks later you have slips. They're real easy. The first one was harder to start. All my saved potatoes sprout in no time flat. I suspect they sprayed something on the grocery store ones to inhibit sprouting. Usually I'll plant the entire potato after it gets going but you could break off each sprout once it gets long enough and root it. Just more work. I think one or two potatoes from the dotted should easily give you 10 or 15 starts. The one on my window right now has 5 sprouts coming out.
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Finding it impossible to kick your java habit? It might be just fine to keep your morning cup around.
A new study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that regularcoffee-drinkers don't have an increased risk of diseases like heart disease and cancer, and they also have a lower risk of Type 2 diabetes compared to sporadic drinkers or non-drinkers, Reuters reported.
"Our results suggest that coffee consumption is not harmful for healthy adults in respect of risk of major chronic disease," study researcher Anna Floegel, an epidemiologist at the German Institute of Human Nutrition Potsdam-Rehbruecke, told Reuters.
The study included 42,659 people who participated in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC)–Germany study. The researchers had the study participants record how frequently they ate the different foods in their diets (including coffee), and they also collected information on whether the study participants had any chronic diseases.
After almost nine years, the researchers found that the people who drank four or more cups of coffee a day were at no higher risk for chronic disease, compared with those who drank less than a cup of coffee a day, according to the study.
Daily Glow pointed out that the coffee-drinkers actually had a 23 percent lower risk of Type 2 diabetes than the non-coffee drinkers.
The Mayo Clinic reported that past studies on coffee that showed a possible link with disease likely didn't account for factors like smoking and being sedentary, which may have been popular lifestyle characteristics for coffee-drinkers when the research was conducted.
Are you a coffee-drinker? What do you love about the brew? And be sure to check out our round-up of seven healthy reasons to love coffee.
The caffeine in coffee could actually help you to spot grammatical errors, according to a new study in the Journal of Experimental Psychology. Researchers found that caffeine helped students to correct errors in subject-verb agreement and verb tense, MSNBC reported. However, the caffeine still didn't seem to make a difference at identifying misspelled words -- sorry.
Women who drink a few cups of caffeinated coffee have a lower risk of depression than women who don't drink any coffee, according to a Harvard study. That research, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, shows that women who drink two to three cups of coffee a day have a 15 percent lower risk, while women who drink four or more cups of coffee a day have a 20 percent lower risk. Study research Dr. Albert Ascherio told HuffPost earlier that "caffeine is known to affect the brain," because it "modulates the release of mood transmitters." "I'm not saying we're on the path to discovering a new way to prevent depression," he said. "But I think you can be reassured that if you are drinking coffee, it is coming out as a positive thing."
... Well, maybe. A study in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease suggests that there's something in coffee -- though researchers have yet to determine what exactly that "something" is -- interacts with caffeine to boost the levels of granulocyte colony stimulating factor (GCSF), a growth factor that seems to be able to fight off Alzheimer's disease in mice. The amount of coffee needed in the study is equivalent to about four or five cups of coffee for humans. Researchers said GCSF likely has this effect because it causes stem cells in the bone marrow to come into the brain and remove the beta-amyloid plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. It also has a role in forming brain cell connections and creating new brain neurons, researchers said.
A Harvard School of Public Health study shows that men who drink six cups of coffee a day have a 60 percent decreased chance of developing a dangerous form of prostate cancer, as well as a 20 percent decreased chance of developing any other kinds of prostate cancer. The study, published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, also shows that just drinking just some coffee a day -- just one to three cups -- could still cut prostate cancer risk by 30 percent.
New research presented at the American Association for Cancer Research conference shows that coffee could help to ward off basal cell carcinoma, the most common cancer in the world. Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School found that women who drink three or more cups of caffeinated coffee a day have a 20 percent lower risk of the skin cancer, while men had a 9 percent lower risk. Decaf coffee didn't seem to have the same protective effect -- so "our study shows that the inverse association with BCC appears due to caffeine, not other components in the coffee consumption," study researcher Fengju Song, Ph.D., earlier told HuffPost.
Drinking coffee is associated with a lower Type 2 diabetes risk, with more coffee consumption linked to a greater decrease in risk, according to an Archives of Internal Medicine review of studies from 2009. In that review, researchers looked at data from more than 450,000 people in 18 studies, and found that for every extra cup of coffee drank a day, a person's risk of Type 2 diabetes decreased by 7 percent. However, researchers cautioned that "the putative protective effects of these beverages warrant further investigation in randomized trials."
Drinking a few cups of coffee a day could lower the risk of developing Parkinson's disease by as much as 25 percent, according to a study published last year in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease. In that review of studies, which was published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, researchers examined 26 studies that involved 125,000 British people, to find that two or three cups of coffee seemed to have the optimal effect, The Telegraph reported.
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This is another shot from Stacey's Mum 'n Tum shoot and she gave her permission for it to be uploaded onto here.
This was shot in her home with white sheets over the large window and also on the floor. I did have to Photoshop a bit of stray furniture from the top left corner! I lit this image with two speedlites but am not sure that I quite nailed it. She had seen this pose in a magazine and wanted me to copy it, though the original image, I think, was shot from directly above the subject but I was unable to do that because of space limitations.
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im not that advanced but i would have had a go at cloning the sheet a bit to soften it? Or a closer diagonal crop? or someone with more experience may be able to give a whole load of better advice! come on guys wheres the votes and the comments? shes nice and sharp and i love the style!
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Wonderful photograph, can't fault it, all the best Jerry.
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Little alts aside this is a brilliant shot , very classy and something the mum to be will look back at with joy. And yes pregnant woman are as sexy as hell, they just glow, beautiful
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Thanks for your comments. I agree about the shoes, but as I said earlier, she had seen this pose in a magazine and wanted the same shot with shoes. I did try blurring the white sheets a bit more but it seemed to make it look more false - as if I had photographed her and then copied her to a different location. But that may say more about my lack of Photoshop expertise than the layout itself!
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You'ved just been "L'd" buddy. That was my 1st L lens too. I pairs it with a old 20d, how a lens can be creamy and sharp I'll never know. For yrs all I used was the combo 24-105 and the 10-20 canon. It covered 95% of my shooting situations. Now I'm using it with the 7d cranked up to 1600 ISO and it twice as fast as it used to be on the old 20d. It really is the perfect walkabout lens.
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1. The Fighter: B-
2. Batman(90's saga): A-,B-,C-,D
3. Star Wars OT-Special Edition: B+, A, B
4. The Green Hornet: B
5. True Grit(1969): C+
6. Lord of the Rings saga: (A,A,A)
7. The Machinist: A-
Was busy over the MLK weekend with movies.
True Grit
(1969) - I admit it's possible that since I hadn't seen the original since college when I was 20/21 back in the mid 90's AND having seen the new one twice that my grade is possibly skewed. I thought the pacing was much more slow even for films of the general era in which it was made that I've seen. The more happy ending must be one of those changes they made for the time it was released. The new one is more aligned to the book and therefore more 'gritty'. I can see better now how even die hard John Wayne fans think his Oscar for the film was more sympathy for a colleague than actually deserving for this one film.
Lord of the Rings
saga - I haven't seen these films since 2004 when I friend got a group of us together to watch the DC versions one day. Yes it took a whole day to watch 12+hrs of film which is why I recall it well. I've always appreciated the films but they aren't a 'go to' film for me. Never owned them till Black Friday when the widescreens were $2 each at Wal-Mart. So for that price I'd get them. They really are well made movies and with
basically 10yrs old it looks like it could've been made just last year. They all hold up very well from a production standpoint and should for years to come. With
The Hobbit
going into production I'm glad I'm refreshed on Middle Earth now cause this isn't a series I'll frequent again for another 6-7 years.
The Machinist
- I finally got this moved up the chain in my Netflix queue after hearing much about it over the years. My concern when watching a movie after nearly everyone else has praised it is that my expectations might be unfairly too high thus letting me down. I didn't find this to be the case at all. For the other 1-2 people who haven't seen it I will not spoil it here but will say I didn't have it all figured out, parts but not all. It's a good film and one that holds your attention in a good and disturbing way all at the same time.
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The new Apartment Guide app is here and it's better than ever, renters! Here are some of the amazing new features you'll get when you download the app:
Stand Out from the Crowd with a Renter Card
We're making it easier than ever to contact a property when you're interested! Your Renter Card is a mini-profile that contains info like your contact information, self-reported credit score, pets, and your preferred move-in date. With a simple click, you can send a property manager relevant information about yourself that they find most useful in finding the right renter for their apartment.
A Better Search Experience
Should you view apartment listings on a map or in a list? Now you don't have to choose! Select an area on the map where you want to live and view the list of the available apartments–all of the same screen.
A Seamless Search
My Places automatically synchronizes saved properties on your app with the ApartmentGuide.com website, so you can search for a new apartment whenever, wherever. Take your search on the go as you view potential apartments and start right where you left off when you're back in front of the computer.
Technical Mumbo-Jumbo
We won't bore you with the details, but we upgraded the app to make it way faster, so you're never stuck waiting for something to load.
Download the Brand New iPad App!


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How to be HappyBec Robbie
How to be Happy
Have you ever spent time wondering how to be happy? Is happiness like an illusion that keeps disappearing every time you get close? Finally, after years of wondering, I have finally found the answer.
And it was not what I thought it would be.
See, I am generally an […]


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Five-star running back recruit Dalvin Cook (Miami Central) announced his final college decision at last week's UnderArmour All-America game after months of speculation.
He chose Florida State.
"I felt in my heart that it was the school for me and I can get everything I want to get down there," said Cook. ...