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Distance doesn't necessarily come at a high price…
Distance doesn't necessarily come at a high price… as these modestly-priced budget drivers prove.
Visit any of the high street or discount stores or a pro shop local to you and you'll find a wide range of drivers you can pick from off the shelf at prices to suit your pocket. Most will have a stock shaft in regular or stiff sold as standard though we'd always recommend that you get yourself fitted by a professional with a head and shaft that matches your swing and your ability.
You can even get yourself fitted through an online process at many of the websites we have listed.
Here's a handful we've tried and recommend with prices suggested by the manufacturers:
Lofts: 9.5, 10.5, 12
Contact: www.mdgolf.co.uk
The sub-£100 pricetag might be the first thing that catches the attention, but once hit it'll be the performance of Superstrong Ti that gets raved about. The stunning black Beta-Titanium head not only looks the business but performs too, producing a powerful and very solid strike on the ball, while the impressive ProForce shaft as standard caps a fine package.
Lofts: 10.5, 12
Contact: www.ramgolf.co.uk
A new driver for less than £60? For that sort of money expectations will of course be low, but the SDX does actually deliver on its promise to be very forgiving and easy to use. It's not the best-looking club – the company's new TGX driver is far more appealing to the eye - but for the price it's not bad at all and is well worth a test drive if you're on a budget.
Nicklaus Dual Point ML3 (£169)
Lofts: 8.5, 9.5, 10.5
Contact: www.nicklausgolf.com
For a brand which is starting to make greater in-roads into the UK market, Nicklaus Golf has made an impressive start to 2009 with the ML3 driver. With an expanded, multi-layered sweetspot, there's plenty of forgiveness, while an excellent Fujikura shaft makes it easy to get the ball in the air. Plenty of club for the money.
Benross Innovator X (£129)
Lofts: 10, 12, 14
Contact: www.benrossgolf.com
The bullet-shaped head might not be to everybody's liking, but there can be no doubting the performance. An interchangeable weight port on the rear of the club allows golfers to switch between 3gram and 9gram weights, thereby raising the launch angle by as much as three degrees. The net result: longer drives. It really works, and the price is great too.
Forgan Golf IWD (£99)
Lofts: 9, 10.5, 12
Contact: www.forgan.co.uk
Having signed Ian Woosnam, one of golf's oldest brands is making a comeback. If all the clubs look as good as this one it will have been worth the wait. But lovely black finish aside, the IWD does have some serious substance, with its high MOI and low CG giving struggling players some genuine help in getting the ball on the fairway. The custom-fit options are also impressive at the price.
Hippo HEX TX (£99)
Lofts: 10.5, 12HL
Contact: www.hippo-golf.com
An updated version of the HEX2, the new TX version features the same radical geometry (more square than hexagonal) as its predecessor and a number of new performance-enhancing features such as two 8g weight ports on the far corners of the head and a lightweight carbon fibre crown. Both help increase the forgiveness and the launch angle, while the excellent Grafalloy ProLaunch shaft delivers plenty of power. An attractive proposition for the price.
Ben Sayers Benny (£99)
Lofts: 10.5, 13HT
Contact: www.bensayersgolf.com
With a choice of Graffalloy ProLaunch or Aldila NV shafts and multi-compound grips as standard, there is no doubting that the Benny gives you a lot of club for the money. Pleasingly, the club is as good as the sum of its parts; the bullet-shaped head looks good at address while the impact feel and ball flight can only be described as solid. Well worth considering.
Bay Hill BH3 (£99)
Loft: 10
Contact: www.bay-hill.net
The leading driver from Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill brand, the BH3 is all about forgiveness, with the Centre of Gravity positioned lower and deeper in the clubhead to help get the ball airborne and reduce spin rates for greater distance. The looks are very simple and although there is nothing in the way of loft or shaft options, it does exactly what it says on the tin.
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Have a look at the 983k from titleist. This is not the current model, but looking at some of the reviews this driver has had it seem certain to give these budget - and in some cases current high end equipment, better value for your money. See some reviews here
What's more you can find these, some in excellent condition, in ebay for a lot less than £100. Now, this is top performance club for little money.
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Benross Innovator X can be had for well under £100.
Looks fabbo from above! Good quality componets too!
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Best of both worlds is to pick up a two year old model from top of the range. e.g. TM Burner - the main benefit of the OEM's efforts to saturate the market with new models once a year.
Posted: 04/06/2009 at 10:28
The Hex looks fine with your eyes closed, Robster - so suits my technique perfectly
Seriously? Still playing my Benross V10. Last time out, it only got me into trouble on one hole, and at my level I can't ask for much more.
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For those of you who aren't familiar with the sweet and blissful or treacherous and maniacal tones a pipe organ is capable of generating, you should've attended the 14th annual Roger H. Ide Organ Recital where organist Isabelle Demers showed us how she did her thang by making that "Chapel sing". *buhdm-tss*
First of all, a little background on the recital itself: Roger H. Ide was a Wabash alumn from the class of 1959. During his studies here at Wabash Mr. Ide served as the college organist. After earning his PhD. in nuclear chemistry from UCLA, he began his career with the federal government, sometimes supervising underground nuclear testing in Nevada and at other times working as part of a team conducting peace negotiations with Russia. With all of his successes throughout his life Mr. Ide was able to arrange the establishment of the Ide Organ Performance and Care Fund. Now, each year we have a highly skilled organist come to campus to work their magic on the Chapel organ which is maintained in top shape through Mr. Ide's generosity.
As I stated before, this year's organist was Isabelle Demers (for a little background on her check out the link at the bottom of this blog). Her performance this evening was absolutely astounding—it literally brought tears to my friend's eyes. She opened with a piece by Bach and continued on with other pieces by composers such as Max Reger, Felix Mendelssohn, Johann Pachelbel, and others. Each tune she played was as amazing and dynamic as its predecessor and the ways with which she executed the rapid and perpetual changes in the tone of the organ justly exhibited just how beautifully that old organ can sing. Watching her hands flow gracefully and swiftly from key to key on all three keyboards while simultaneously playing melodies and basslines with her feet on the pedal board gave me a profound appreciation for how gracefully and skillfully an organ can be played.
If you were lucky enough to be in the audience for the performance, congratulations! If not, you'll have to wait until next year.
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Over a century ago, a lion tamer named Clyde Beatty learned a lesson that is so important that it impacts nearly every area your life today.
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Keep reading to find out what a lion tamer can teach you about how to focus, concentrate better, and live a healthier life.
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Clyde Beatty was born in Bainbridge, Ohio in 1903. When he was a teenager, he left home to join the circus and landed a job as a cage cleaner. In the years that followed, Beatty quickly progressed from a lowly cage boy to a popular entertainer.
Beatty became famous for his "fighting act" in which he would tame fierce wild animals. At one point, Beatty's act included a segment where he brought lions, tigers, cougars, and hyenas into the circus ring all at once and tamed the entire group.
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Derailed is a mission in Grand Theft Auto V, given by protagonist Trevor Philips to himself and Michael De Santa.
Michael and Trevor plan a scheme to rob a train carrying a mysterious cargo, which the latter believes to be highly valuable. Trevor sets off to pursue the train alone, while Michael goes to find a boat for the hit. Riding a dirt bike, Trevor finds the train and chases it on a country railroad, then boards it using a ramp. He rides the bike across the traincars, eventually reaching the train engine and knocking out the conductor to assume control.
Trevor passes the Merryweather unit at Paleto Bay station where the train was intended to stop and steers the train into a collision course with another locomotive, climbing out to the top and jumping into the water before both trains are destroyed in a spectacular crash in a bridge above Cassidy Creek. He meets up with Michael in the canyon, who uses explosive charges to open the target container in the water. Trevor fights off the Merryweather force, that attacks them with paratroopers, helicopters, and snipers. Having recovered the train's cargo, Trevor boards the boat and fends off the enemy as Michael drives. The two eventually reach open water and board separate escape vehicles.
- The events of the mission were first shown in the second Grand Theft Auto V trailer, where Trevor jumps from the bridge before the train crash.
- The optional task "Better than CJ" is a reference to Wrong Side of the Tracks in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas which has CJ riding a dirtbike and chasing after a train, very similar to what Trevor does. It is also a reference to the popular line said by Big Smoke All you had to do, was follow the damn train CJ!
- After the mission has concluned Trevor is left with his getaway car and the Dinghy on the beach. This is a good opportunity to use the Dinghy to dive for the weapons in the Alamo Sea from the Minor Turbulence mission.


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Motivation > Intent
As I was standing near the highest point of Laurel Mountain yesterday, hail coming down around me for the fourth time and thunder claps going off seemingly right next to me, this question came into my head.
And not in a conventional sense, mind you, but in terms of motivation. See, I was up on Laurel, hiking my way toward Pilot Rock, in a driving rain/sleet/hail storm, helping to clear the trail for future mountain bike endeavors. This was the third weekend in a row I was up there, in all sorts of conditions, each time making a bit more progress toward an open trail.
And there's the rub: As much as I want this trail open for all users, I really REALLY want to ride it myself. It was the first loop recommended to me when I arrived here, and because of the nasty weather that started that same week, I've not yet had the opportunity. It's one of the "Classic" Pisgah rides, a real scorcher, and the little bit I've sampled has me wanting more. It's my home trail: I can be on it in less than 20 minutes!
But all this begs the question: Is there something wrong with undertaking activities which in the end mostly benefit others, if your primary motivation is really selfish? Does the end result -- an open, flowing Laurel Mountain-Pilot Rock loop -- justify my true intent, that I want to ride it? Does it matter?
Anyway, that's what was going through my head, especially as my food ran out and I was committed ... but also in just a bit over my head. It was a fun, exhilarating chance to hike an epic loop in tough conditions, and I'm happy to report that from the Yellow Gap side, Laurel Mountain is in great shape all the way to Good Enough Gap!
Checklist update: Last week was pretty cool, as I was able to check off Kitsuma (Thursday with Nolan and Stephen), Mullinax-Squirrel Gap (as far as Cantrell Creek) on Friday, and DuPont on Saturday. All were super-fun rides, but when my coworker told me I should "prepare for the most fun EVER" at the top of Ridgeline in DuPont, I was a bit incredulous. Six and a half flowing, flying, screaming minutes later, I couldn't wipe the smile off my face ... and I went and did it two more times. Imagine the best of 9 Mile, but with real climbs, and you begin to appreciate DuPont. Why didn't I move here sooner?
We saw one Wisco group at DuPont, and I'm looking forward to a couple of rides with another group this week. Did someone say we'll be in the 80s by the weekend?! Bring it!
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If you ask me, it doesn't matter much what your primary motivation is. I do open source software partly because I want to give back to the community, partly to scratch my own itch, and partly because it translates to useful experience in my professional life. Just because it's useful to me personally doesn't mean it isn't also a philanthropic and worthwhile endeavor. I don't think the result is any different whether it's maintaining mountain bike trails, writing open source software, or volunteering in your community. In the end, you're making your little part of the world a better place, and that's what counts.
- Chris said...
Ken, funny you should mention that, because teaching kids is noble, but I'm doing this so I don't get run over when they're driving!


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I am still having my period but I have everyone of the signs of being pregnate
I have been testing for 2 months and nothing please tell me what too do?
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Definetly go see a doctor. Home pregnancy tests just can't do what they can do. A friend of mine thought she was pregnant took some home tests they all came out neg. then she went to the doctor for a routine check up and found out the tests were wrong. For your's and the babys safty see a professional. I'm am pregnant for the second time and during my first I had a period through out the whole thing. So just to be on the safe side seek some answers from the people who do that kind of thing for a living. Good Luck!posted 11/12/2007 by hhaner
Go see a doctor. He or she can administer a pregnancy test and tell you for sure whether your pregnant or not. If you are not as your own tests show the doc will help figure out the cause of your symptoms.posted 08/23/2007 by carter6338
I have been taking test for the last 2weeks and all my testcame out niegative so my mother told me to get some blood work done.The only thing is what if i'm having all of these signs and i;m not pregantposted 11/27/2007 by akiko20
Iam 39yrs old and my child is 3yrs old.my period stop after my baby is born is these the time of monopouse or what I've seen my gyno he gave me some pill I use it and it help but when the pill is finish its stopped again so it means I must live with the pillposted 02/09/2010 by adelaide3
THIS HAPPENED TO ME SO MANY TIMES AND I WASN'T PREGNANT. I HAVE PCOS. THE SYMPTOMS WOULD MIMICK PREGNANCY. HOWEVER, IT ALSO HAPPENED WITH MY SECOND CHILD. I TOOK TWO TESTS AND BOTH WERE NEGATIVE. AFTER FOUR WEEKS OF FEELING THE SYMPTOMS I TOOK A 3RD TEST AND IT CAME UP POSITIVE. SOMETIMES WHEN YOU ARE PREGNANT, THERE ARENT ENOUGH HORMONES FOR THE TEST TO COME UP POSITIVE. I WOULD DEFINITELY GO TO THE DOC TO EITHER CONFIRM THE PREGNANCY OR FIND OUT WHY YOU ARE STILL BLEEDING. EITHER REASON WOULD WARRANT A CHECKUP. GOOD LUCKposted 11/24/2009 by LILMSFEISTY
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Kingdoms Collide is about fun and balanced online multilayer combat where a highly skilled player can always win the day, set within a beautiful fantasy setting. The player takes on a third person camera to enhance the melee combat, as to combat what we've found in FPS-camera melee games (where people run around like headless chickens unable to see their surroundings). Also, Kingdoms Collide is made to have a good range of player customization in choosing a unique weapons and skill sets that suit you - this also makes each player able to have unique role within their team hence enabling great depth in teamwork, tactics and strategy!
Looking pretty rad so far ;)
Cat? where's a cat? hah (Kissa means cat in Finnish)
It's a demon cat?
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epic WIN
I think it means "kisser", ot in other words, mouth.
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The best perfume ever, I do wish they still made it, I have nothing to replace it.
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It's not easy to find it anymore.
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This sent make me feel like being a glamourous woman .. i do feel confident when iam wearing it.
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KANSAS GRASSLAND CONDITIONS This page provides users with a quick link to up-to-date information including current plant growth, drought conditions, current weather and streamflow. The latest NRCS NRI Rangeland Resources Assessment is included. Grazing folks should be especially pro-active in monitoring and recording plant growth and precipitation on a year-round basis, then using that information in developing a drought management plan as a key component of their over-all grazing management and ranch management plan.
Is Kansas Native Grazing Land Threatened by Farm Bill Policies?Compared with producers in other regions, producers in the Northern Plains (specifically Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota) were more likely to convert rangeland to cropland. The Northern Plains accounted for 57 percent of U.S. gross conversions of rangeland to cropland in 1997-2007, even though the region encompasses only 18 percent of the Nation's rangeland. See recent USDA ERS Report
USDA Economic Research Service (ERS) Report - Click Here
Kansas Applied Remote Sensing - Green Report
Green Report - KARS present vegetation greeness and crop biomass/vegetation relative condition maps.
Dr. Kevin Price, Department of Agronomy & Department of Geography, Kansas State University, has kindly provided and given permission to use a two part presentation, "Comparative Mapping of Vegetative Growth" Part 1 and Part 2 he put together to explain how the Green Report is prepared and interpreted.
National Drought Mitigation Center - U.S. Drought Monitor and Drought Planning
Current Kansas Weather Conditions
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USGS Streamflow Information
The following United States Geological Survey (USGS) site provides real time streamflow (you can check your local stream levels), water quality, and groundwater levels for over 200 sites in Kansas.
2007 Kansas NRCS National Resources Inventory (NRI) Information
Rangeland Resources Assessment - Released December 2010
Kansas rangeland acres continue to decline under the pressures of urban development and other land use changes. These same rangeland acres are important for many reasons including being home for many species of plants and animals. Grassland birds, for example, have declined by an alarming 70 percent. The NRCS's NRI report has documented these changes in land use.
NRCS 2007 NRI Report - Kansas Land Use Trends 1982 - 2007 - click here
In December of 2010 the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) released it's latest National Resources Inventory (NRI) Rangeland Resources Assessment. Information about the condition of the land and related natural resources is needed at many different scales to inform decision makers. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) gathers rangeland on-site data as part of the National Resources Inventory (NRI). The following report focuses on information derived from NRI rangeland data collected on-site 2003 to 2006. The findings reported here focus on key issues in rangeland science including rangeland health, non-native plant species, non-native and native invasive plant species, bare ground, intercanopy gaps and soil surface aggregate stability. Future reports will provide more detailed results based on more recent data at a finer scale.
Click on the following link to view the report:
NRI Rangeland Resources Assessment (Released 12/2010)


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For the first centuries of its existence, the RDN was involved in fighting against the Hanseatic League and Sweden. Denmark controlled all approaches to the Baltic and demanded customs duty from ships passing in and out of the Baltic Sea. It wasn't until 1658 that Denmark finally lost control over southern Sweden, an area over which several wars had been fought.
During those wars and the following Great Nordic War, the Navy was able to stop all enemy landings on the Danish islands. Only when ice covered the Danish straits did the Swedes succeed in crossing the belts. After the wars it was obvious that Denmark's forward line of defense was its navy, and the security and prosperity of the nation were dependent on a strong fleet.
The Danish Navy became a naval power involved not only in the defense of the kingdom but also in the protection of the Danish trade. After a battle with the Barbary states, Denmark for several years kept a squadron in the Mediterranean, for presence and to protect trade.
During the Napoleonic Wars, Denmark tried to stay neutral, but as the war expanded to involve neutral trade, it was forced to join the Armed Neutrality. Fearing that Denmark would join the war on Napoleon's side and make the Danish Navy—the largest in Continental Europe—available to France, Great Britain sent Nelson to Copenhagen, where the ensuing battle did significant damage to the Danish fleet. In 1807 another British force besieged Copenhagen and after a fierce bombardment of the city captured most of the Danish Navy. The partners of the Armed Neutrality did not come to Denmark's assistance.
The two lessons learned were that Denmark alone cannot defend itself against a major power and that allies and alliances don't last forever. The same lessons can be drawn from the conflicts of the 20th century.
During World War I, Denmark was able to remain neutral mainly because the country's strong armed forces were able to deter participants from expanding the fighting to the north. In 1940, Germany occupied Denmark, which later in the war scuttled most of its fleet under German attack. After the war, Denmark had to rebuild its navy nearly from scratch. With the advent of the Cold War, Denmark became a frontline state, located in the shadow of the Iron Curtain. The Navy became a coastal navy focused mainly on the Baltic.
From the Cold War to New Missions
When the Cold War ended, the Danish armed forces were faced with a political requirement to reduce defense expenditures and manpower. Since 1989, Danish defense spending has dropped from 2.1% of the gross domestic product to 1.7%. From 1990 to 1999, a long-term reduction plan will cut manpower by 14.3%.
Initial savings were accomplished by reductions in the relatively high state of readiness. But the ever-increasing demand for budget cuts have resulted in less sea time and fewer flying hours, too. Further trimming in this area is not recommended, so the Navy has been looking into reducing available ships. In 1990, the Navy consisted of 57 ships, 5 submarines, and 8 helicopters; in 1999, the number of ships will drop to 50. At the same time, the number of ships and submarines in active service will drop from 42 to 35. 1 A number of missile boats already have been transferred to reserve, in a very low state of readiness.
The mission of the Danish armed forces is stated in an act passed by the Parliament in December 1993. Defense is an essential instrument of the nation's security policy, and its aims are to prevent conflicts and war, maintain Danish sovereignty, ensure the continuous existence and integrity of the country, and promote the peaceful development of respect for human rights worldwide. 2 The main mission, however, always will be the defense of Danish territory.
The new defense act gave the Navy two broad missions. The first is to maintain control of—and support national interests in—Danish home waters and those waters surrounding Greenland and the Faeroe Islands. This is the top priority in war. The second is whatever mission is assigned to Danish units operating within NATO or other multinational forces.
Currently, the Navy maintains capabilities adequate to execute the first mission, while developing an improved capability to perform the second. 3
In wartime, the main task basically would remain unchanged: to maintain control of the Danish straits and defend the territory against attack from the sea. But in accordance with the new NATO strategy, the Navy also must be able to participate in conflict prevention, crisis management, and defense in a broader NATO context. Finally, the Navy must be able to participate in conflict prevention, peacekeeping, peacemaking, and humanitarian missions in the United Nations or OSCE context.
The Influence of Technology
In recent decades, sensor and weapon ranges have increased dramatically. Only below the surface have developments been less drastic. Modern equipment also has increased in price and complexity. For a coastal navy, it has become increasingly difficult to buy and find space for all the needed equipment in all the small ships, not to mention meeting the demand for training and spare parts.
Rear Admiral K. Winther has said, "Equipment and weapon systems are purchased in numbers insufficient to meet the needs of the training establishment and schools. At the same time, the complexity of equipment fitted into our ships and aircraft increases, rendering units less ready and making them fully operational later—if at all!" 4
When modern systems are not only complex and expensive but also difficult to maintain and operate at anywhere near designed efficiency, ships become so expensive and so complex that they cannot be risked. The small navy then has to reconsider the quality/quantity question.
Finally, a navy must consider the impact of the transfer of modern weapon technology to many nations that previously operated with very simple ships and systems. In the future, ships no longer will be able to hide on the vast oceans. Only in a task group will ships be able to defend themselves against a determined attack, because of the synergistic effect of working in concert. The submarine will be able to operate alone and unseen, but it will not be able to fulfill all the missions required of a fleet. It will be able to conduct intelligence collection and surveillance and in a hot war situation sea denial, but other missions will have to be carried out by surface ships.
The Danish coastal navy of the Cold War did not fit either the new strategy of NATO or the new missions, and funds have not been made available to build a new navy. The Navy has been using available forces and is hoping that future ships and submarines will be more suitable.
Currently, the Danish contribution to NATO Reaction Forces consists of one corvette, two mine countermeasures vessels, a submarine, and, on demand, a command and support vessel to the Multinational Maritime Forces (MNMF). The contribution to Area Forces consists of a corvette, a submarine, ten missile boats and patrol craft, one mine countermeasures unit, and available forces off Greenland and the Faeroe Islands. The rest of the Navy is part of the Main Defense Forces.
The major shortfall in the present contribution to the MNMF is the size of the corvettes, which were built as missile boat leaders for use in the Baltic. The submarines also were built for Baltic and North Atlantic service and lack battery-cooling or air conditioning, which makes them unsuitable for operations in warmer waters. Replacements for the submarines are planned in the beginning of the next century, but a replacement for the corvettes is further away. In both programs, the quality versus quantity question will be a vital issue.
For the foreseeable future, the RDN will play a supportive role in areas far from Denmark. Without any afloat support or power-projection capability, Denmark will be able to support only missions run by other nations or an international organization.
Denmark still will be able to establish control over sea areas close to its borders. The defense of this area must be done within the concept of forward defense in coordination with other NATO countries. In front of the minefields, aircraft and submarines must deny an enemy free use of the sea, while surface ships will operate behind and through the mine barriers.
The Options
With new missions plus reductions in defense expenditures and manpower, the possibilities for big changes are limited. The Navy still has to be able to maintain control of the Danish straits and defend Danish territory against attack from the sea, so the coastal fleet can't be neglected. Readiness and days at sea can be reduced further, but you will never get experienced commanding officers and crews if the ships can't go to sea.
If a navy cannot afford ships both in adequate quantities and of high quality, how can it develop affordable forces with sufficient capabilities to meet future requirements? Can a less-expensive ship with limited capabilities be built? Will it be able to accomplish all the missions? Some, such as naval presence, can be done, but the ship must have a fighting chance in a hot-war situation. Will a cheap ship—perhaps lacking speed or an offensive or defensive capability—be a valuable asset to a task force commander? If the navy chooses high quality, the number of ships will be limited, and the delicate balance between frontline and support structures will be upset.
Another option is specialization within the alliance. Should the Danish Navy give up mine countermeasures, submarines, or another special branch of its inventory? History has shown us that allies and alliances don't last forever. And if you lose a capability in modern warfare, it is very difficult to regenerate it. Giving up capabilities has other problems, as well. For example, if you are unable to clear mines, you might be reluctant to lay them in the first place. Will politicians be likely to believe a piece of vital intelligence collected by another power, if their own military cannot verify it? Finally, if the Danish Navy's primary mission is to maintain control of the Danish straits and defend the territory against attack from the sea, will the politicians accept a specialized navy that is unable to carry out those missions? Specialization doesn't appear to be an acceptable solution for the RDN.
One way to obtain affordable naval forces with the needed capabilities would be to build ships of the same type in greater number. Then each ship would be cheaper to build, because design, development, and construction costs would be spread across more units. This can be done if several nations join a common program. It has been tried before, but it often has failed because one or more nations had requirements that exceeded those of the other nations. The final, higher requirements then make the ship more expensive than a national solution would have been. The solution, which may be unpalatable to some, is to compromise on some requirements and agree on a ship that is not perfect but acceptable. With further integration, reductions in costs for spare parts and training also can be obtained. The Nordic countries are studying this approach in their search for the next generation of submarines.
The Future RDN
Any prediction is difficult. The future development of the Royal Danish Navy will depend on developments on the international scene. But Denmark attaches great importance to membership in and integrated military cooperation within NATO, so the future of its Navy will be within the alliance.
With no imminent threat to Denmark and with the requirement for contribution to NATO Reaction Forces, those forces assigned to NATO will be given a high priority. And top priority will be given to those units assigned to the MNMF. The replacement of submarines and corvettes therefore is critical.
The forces assigned to surveillance of Danish waters and the waters around Greenland and the Faeroes also will be given a high priority. Fortunately, most of the ships for this task are new.
Lowest priority will be given to main defense forces. One of the main tasks of the "Home Fleet" will be the training of personnel with available forces. Funds will not be available for national afloat support or amphibious forces.
The RDN will be a smaller naval power in the future, but it will not become a specialized force, only able to support other navies. In waters vital to Denmark, the Navy will be able to operate and fight independently; in waters far from home, it will have to accept a supporting role.
1 Et forsvar for fremtiden. CHOD DEN, March 96, p. 24.
2 "Facts about Denmark." The Armed Forces. CHOD DEN, May 1996.
3 VAdm. Knud Barck, RDN, "The Commanders Respond," Proceedings, March 1994, pp. 35-36.
4 RAdm. K. H. Winther, RDN, "The Commanders Respond," Proceedings, March 1996, p. 43.
Commander Madsen is commander, 5th Squad (De), which consists of the Danish submarines and SEAL teams. He has commanded the fishery inspection ships HDMS Vadderen and HDMS Beskytteren , six submarines, and a mine layer.


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hi anyone from Kolkata for May 2013??? looking for study group... any online group for May'13, please inform.
kunalg SaysWhat would be the tentative dates for GDPI?
nachiketa123 Saysseniors plz give us some gyaan what all topis to cover for gd-pi.
Hi Seniors
its good to hear about 100% placement within just 2 days.
Can smone plz tell the avg. pkg offered ?:clap:
and one more question:- i believe NIBM is a good institute,but why cut-offs are so low in 80.xx ?:-o
hoping for a quick reply
anuj247 SaysHow many applications received this year? How many students called for gdpi?
hey everyone...
i got some questions...
-how many people have been called for the GD/PI ??
-tentative date for GD/PI ?? (some1 said mid march, some say mid april)
-on an average, how much does an employee at MMG-II carry home ?? :|
thanks !!
some1 tell how many people are called for GD/PI this year ??
total seats 60/75 ?
Students securing less than 60% in graduation where not eligible for how many banks and which banks?
This isnt answered as one of the senior said placement are going on and will answer once it gets over......
sorry if you found my earlier post irritating or annoying but i need to be sure that students securing less than 60% have a fair chance of getting into good bank as we are investing hard earned money of our parents for our education
dude,i think u need to be calm here. i see that he has asked this like 2 3 times but its a genuine concern for him.its about his life and this time he is asking when the report is out and avg,highest and lowest is nowhere mentioned in the placements.
and regarding what u said in the bolds:
dude its obvious that only core banking sector will recruit man.i mean why on earth an FMCG company would come here.
no offence to anyone but just felt that u were getting harsh for some genuine concerns of someone.
hope we all convert
the placements look awesome, congratulations for that to the passing out batch:cheers:
but we were hoping for a more detailed placement report, and would like to know which company offered what kind of profile...something more on the lines of this post or better
kunalg SaysWhat would be the tentative dates for GD/PI?
Congrats to everyone who got placed!
Are there any seniors who got less than 60% in graduation and got placed?
Please reply
What are the major obstacles one will face if he has less than 60% in graduation at the time of placements?
avneeshmunjal Saysthe placements are very nicebut what about the highest, lowest, average and median salary?????
kingsdesire SaysSeniors can u please tell us about the median,highest, lowest salary its our lives that's on sword
Shortlist will be out soon..
BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS cut off will be around 80.29%le (99% confidence) and above... :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:
All the best to all those who are above this mark... enjoy..
coolg219 SaysWerent total seats 60 or number of seats were less or 10 seats were left vacant or any other thing?
ritthere4u Sayswhat about us bro??? plz let us know when r the results out!!!
rakshitbehel Saysthis is absurd really..nibm did reply me back saying that the criteria for shortlisting will be out in tha last week of jan..i know it was the placement week..but a college being run by 1969 should not really have any kind of difficulty of being a little multi-tasking and letting its future aspirants know their fate...hope nibm is listening...:drinking::cheers:
hey people...
i need to know some things...
-about how many applications were received by NIBM this year ? :shock:
-about how many students get shortlisted for GD/PI ?? :
and ITS FEBRUARY....!!
WHATS GOING ON WITH THE SHORTLIST ?? :banghead:
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Hi Seniors,
hope u all understand our anxiety.... we know its all the time not possible for u to predict the release of the dates.
then plz atleast reply to our questions and say that u r exactly not sure. one of my friends here have posted that he has called up the admissions department.and they confirmed it will out by today or tomorrow 4 sure.... can u guys plz confirm atleast?
Guys, placements week ended with fruitful results...
for those who are worrying abt grads %age,, candidates from our batch also get placed in with the same below 60% but ya they do have to leave sme banks as they didnt eligible for them and thus they had to fight a little bit..
but NIBM rocks, Just 2 days and all 50 are placed.. :clap::clap::clap:
regarding package, we are not authorise to quote it, but for PSB, its according to IBA scale II manager, and the salary remains same for all public banks.. :cheers:
regarding private, it is not yet to be disclosed..
a total of 12 banks and 1 company Genpact participated in the process..:o:o:o
so overall, all are happy and waitng to get exposed to the corporate world... so :cheers::cheers:


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What is your favorite thing about school?
Who is your favorite teacher and why?
"Mr. Hash because he is really fun."
What was the last book you read?
"Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"
What was the last movie you saw?
"Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I"
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NKU or Yale
The Carroll County Training Consortium will be offering a full tuition scholarship for an adult student to study in the Engineering and Electronics Technology field. This scholarship is intended to give an adult student the opportunity to attend Jefferson Community and Technical College in Carrollton to gain the skills and education needed to obtain a position working in the high demand and high wage industrial maintenance field in our area.
Did you know that Kentucky is the largest cattle producing state east of the Mississippi River?
As a Common- wealth, that is something to be proud of.
Kent-ucky is home to about 1.1 million beef cows, and ranks fifth nationally in total number of cattle farms.
Carroll County, even though small in land size, has about 8,000 cows and calves as reported in the 2010 cattle estimate conducted by the National Agricultural Statistics Service.
It's the holiday season. If you hear, "stay off the SoFAS" during this holiday season, it doesn't mean to stay off the sofa or get active. "SoFAS" are calories from solid fat and added sugars and is a new term used in the 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, (502) 732-7026
Wednesday, Nov. 9: Rummy tournament, 9:30 a.m.; luncheon provided by Burlington Pharmacy.11:45 a.m.
Thursday, Nov. 10: Euchre, pool, Wii games, rummy, 9:15 a.m.; Bunk-O, 10:30 a.m.; biscuits/gravy, 11:30 a.m.; advisory meeting, noon.
Friday, Nov. 11: Euchre, pool, Wii games, rummy, 9:15 a.m.; movie day, 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 16, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; creative Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-noon; YAH book group, "Ship Breaker", 4 p.m.; Zumba, 5:15 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 17, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; Yoga, 9:45 a.m.; music makers, age 18 months and up, 11 a.m.; story hour, age 4-6, 1:30 p.m.; GED help, 3:30 p.m.; homework help, 5 p.m.; ESL Class, 6 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 18, Walk away the pounds, 9 a.m.; computer basics, 10:30 a.m.; after school Lego fun, 3:30 – 4:45 p.m.; Friday night music, Dennis Wheeler, 6 p.m.
David M. Perry and Andria Y. Kyle of Carrollton would like to announce the birth of their daughter, Bristol Lynn Perry, born Monday, Oct. 3, 2011, at Baptist Hospital Northeast in LaGrange, Ky. She weighed 6 pounds and was 19.5 inches long.
Her big sister, Mackenzie Perry, age seven, helped welcome her home.
Paternal grandparents are Eddie and Sheila Perry of Carrollton.
Maternal grandparents are Susan M. Kyle of Milton, Ky. and the late David L. Kyle.
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Who Are Israel's Real Friends?
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When Vice President Biden arrived in Israel on March 8, seeking to smooth U.S. ties with the Netanyahu government and jump-start peace talks, he began by reaffirming America's "absolute, total, unvarnished commitment to Israel's security." The nearly simultaneous announcement by Israel that it plans to build another 1,600 homes in disputed East Jerusalem was not the warm embrace he was expecting.
Biden's riposte -- that Israel's actions threaten U.S. interests in the region and possibly endanger U.S. military forces there -- was a rare public admission that U.S. and Israeli interests are not identical. And the predictable accusations that followed the diplomatic slap heard 'round the world have exposed a growing rift in the pro-Israel community in the United States, between...
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I don't like New Year's resolutions. It feels contrived and because it feels that way, for me, they don't stick. Will this be the year I organize all my closets, keep my house consistently tidy, lose weight, stick to a tighter budget, enjoy my family more, watch less TV, eat more veggies and change in a million other tiny ways to make me better? Probably not. Will this year be just like last year in that I will try to reform in a number of ways throughout the year with mixed success? Probably.
Last year I tried to be a nicer mommy. I tried to be a stricter mommy. I tried to be a more playful mommy. I tried to be a more mindful mommy. In the end the change happened to the kids and I basically stayed the same. I cleared out some closets and then let them turn into cluttered messes again. I decluttered and donated about 200 metric tons of stuff only to turn around and find that I had somehow accumulated 300 metric tons of new stuff. I cut back on my use of "damn" and increased my use of "shit;" cut back on "asshole" and increased in "douchebag."
The truth is that I am who I am. I consider myself a fairly self-aware individual and I'm forever striving to be a better version of myself (in my head) while I sit on the couch in my PJs. I will never opt for a wheat-grass protein smoothie over a cup of coffee or glass of wine. It is not in the cards. Likewise, I will never say that kale chips are totally a satisfying replacement for potato chips. People, it's baked kale for chrissakes!
The real deal resolution that I will make is that I will try to do more good than harm in 2012. I will try to have more fun times than aggravating times with my family. I will try to have more homemade meals than plates full of nugget shaped objects. I will try to make more good, healthful choices than spoonfuls of Nutella choices. This is the kind of resolution I can get behind because built right into it is forgiveness and leniency. I know that I'm still me and a spoonful of Nutella here and there is just gonna happen. But carrots and apples will happen too and it's all going to be OK.
Who's with me? Let's quit trying to make promises to ourselves that we can't keep, only to end up feeling let down. The problem isn't with us, it's with the promises in the first place. Keep it small. Keep it in perspective. And before you know it, 2013 will arrive and you'll look around and say, "Wow, that closet might be slightly cleaner than it was last year!" Then you can sit back in your PJs with your spoon of Nutella and feel good about yourself. Doesn't that sound nice?


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Java fern...
OK, i've just set up me new tank, and i've put in some nice hardy low light plants, including a nice bunch of java fern.
The fern is currently planted in the gravel, but i've heard it does better/looks nicer when attatched to bogwood or rocks.
How exactly do i achieve this? Do i wire it on with some fishing twine, or just balance it or what? Also do i need to wrap the roots around whatever i put it on, or will it do it itself?
Cheers for any help, i'm a bit of a newbie with plants (except bloody wisteria trimming, i have to do that a lot!)
I've used rubber bands and fishing line both work good but the rubber bands break down and break off after a while but usually after the java fern is on. If you plant them in the gravel make sure you keep the green horizonal part above the rocks. if you bury that part the plant will die.
i would never use rubber bands. cotton and fish line are the most common. i use fish line.
Would the cotton thread also disintegrate in time? Like the rubber bands? And would this happen after the plant ahd already attatched?
When I set up my Java Fern Tree, I used black cotton thread. This rotted long before the fern was rooted, so I tied it back on, and again found myself fishing floaters out of the tank. At this point, I am using 8 lb test monofilament (fish line) to tie down anything like java fern.
I prefer dark cotton therad!!
i would steer clear of cotton thread only because you don't know what chemicals were used to dye it and treat it. fishing line is the safer route.
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> Leslie in Framingham, who no longer works on Sundays, but most of the time
> meets the custodian in school to get some work done ... we no longer have
> keys for free access, and are being "made to behave and work between the
> hours of 8:30 AM and 3:30 PM, on weekdays, when we should be able to do all
> our work, if we are good teachers."
My newest principal took our outside keys away soon after she came on board
four years ago. She then changed the locks in case we had extra keys made.
Too many of us were coming in at strange hours to work. Go figure ?????
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Harry Bosch is back with a badge. Teaming with former partner Kizmin Rider, Harry is assigned to the Open-Unsolved team.
After three years out of the LAPD, Harry Bosch returns, to find the department a different place from the one he left. A new Police Chief has been brought over from New York to give the place a thorough clean up from top to bottom. Working with his former partner, Kiz Rider, Harry is assigned to the department's Open-Unsolved Unit, working on the thousands of cold cases that haunt the LAPD's files. These detectives are the Closers - they put a shovel in the dirt and turn over the past. By applying new techniques to old evidence they aim to unearth some hidden killers and bring them to justice, for 'a city that forgets its murder victims is a city lost.'
Harry and Kiz are given a politically sensitive case when a DNA match connects a white supremacist to the 1988 murder of Rebecca Verloren, a sixteen-year-old girl. Becky was of mixed race, and the case appears to have a racial angle. This was LA before the riots and Rodney King; the city was a powder keg waiting for a match. The detectives who worked the case all those years ago seem to have done a decent job, but something doesn't fit. Meanwhile Harry's nemesis, Deputy Chief Irving, is watching him. In the new 'clean' LAPD Irving has been sidelined to a meaningless job. Compelled by vengeance, he hopes that Harry will make a slip.
About The Author
A former police reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Michael Connelly is the author of eleven acclaimed Harry Bosch thrillers and several stand-alone bestsellers, including most recently the highly acclaimed legal thriller, The Lincoln Lawyer.
Series: Harry Bosch
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 528
Published: September 2009
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 19.8 x 12.8 x 2.7
Weight (kg): 0.29
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Whats wrong with his tail? Will the other fish tolerate aquarium salt?
I have a guppy that's tail seems to be slowly dissapearing. It looks a bit raggy and has a big red spot by its body but on the tail, no one seems to be fin nipping but I can't be 100% sure. I have been treating him by leaving him in the tank doing regular water changes to keep the water fresh and adding daily doses of Melafix. I was wondering about adding some aquarium salt to the water but not sure whether the other fish will tolerate it, they are european neon tetras, glowlight tetras and harlequin rasboras.
Does this sound like fin rot?
Symptoms of finrot are: Split, ragged or stumpy fins, often with a white edge to them. concurrent infections with cotton-wool like disease may arise.
Occurrence of disease:
occours in fish that are in poor conditions for some reason. Recent importation, rough handling, fighting - especially 'fin nipping' - overcrowding, incorrect water conditions and poor feeding will all predispose fish to finrot.
using suitable proprietary aquarium antibacterial usually cures most outbreaks. adding some aquarium salt may be useful in preventing finrot in some freshwater fish such as livebearers that normally live in brackish water environments (e.g. guppies & mollies). Antibiotics or similar antibacterials may be used to control persistent cases.
Info copied from: The Manual of Fish Health by Dr Chris Andrews, Adrian Exell & Dr Neville Carrington
Hmmm, not sure it is fin rot? He doesn't have any white edges to his tail, and no problems with his eyes I've had him ages so no rough treatment and I do a 20% water change every weekend. Perhaps it is fin nipping, I'll keep a close eye on the others
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Events for May 2014
June 25, 2011 - December 7, 2014
Special Exhibit
Picturing Science
This exhibition features more than 20 sets of large-format images that showcase the wide range of research being conducted at the Museum as well as how various optical tools are used in scientific studies.
Wednesdays (except during school holidays)
Special Exhibit
Field Trip to the Moon
Take a virtual trip to the Moon in the immersive Hayden Planetarium!
Through September 13, 2015
Special Exhibit
Natural Histories
Inspired by the 2012 book Natural Histories: Extraordinary Rare Book Selections from the American Museum of Natural History Library, this exhibition will include reproductions from more than 20 rare and beautifully illustrated scientific works, dating from the 16th to the early 20th century.
Free With Museum Admission
Through Sunday, August 10, 2014
Special Exhibit
The Power of Poison Exhibition
This striking new special exhibition explores both the biological basics of poison and the ways in which people have confronted its paradoxical perils and potential.
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Mysteries of the Unseen World
MYSTERIES OF THE UNSEEN WORLD will transport audiences to places on this planet that they have never been before, to see things that are beyond their normal vision, yet literally right in front of their eyes. Showtimes daily in 3D digital and 2D film.
Eight Tuesdays, April 1 - May 20, 2014
Walks and Tours
Tuesday Early Morning Spring Bird Walks in Central Park
Observe the vibrant spring migration of birds in Central Park with Museum ornithologists.
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Eight Wednesdays, April 2 - May 21, 2014
Walks and Tours
Wednesday Early Morning Spring Bird Walks in Central Park
Observe the vibrant spring migration of birds in Central Park with Museum ornithologists.
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Eight Fridays, April 4 - May 23, 2014
Walks and Tours
Friday Early Morning Spring Bird Walks in Central Park
Observe the vibrant spring migration of birds in Central Park with ornithologists.
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Eight Thursdays, April 3 - May 22
Walks and Tours
Thursday Early Morning Spring Bird Walks in Central Park
Observe the vibrant spring migration of birds in Central Park with Museum ornithologists.
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Saturday, April 5, 2014, through Sunday, January 4, 2015
Special Exhibit
Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs
Discover a world where pterosaurs soared overhead in this exciting new exhibition, open from April 5, 2014.
Four Mondays, April 28, May 5, 12, 19
Courses and Workshops
Sackler Brain Bench: Adult Learning Salons
In an intimate, salon-style setting, you will be able to probe the science behind how our brain shapes who we are.
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Four Tuesdays, April 29-May 20, 2014
Walks and Tours
Tuesday Lunchtime Spring Bird Walks (Session II)
Join ornithologist Paul Sweet on walks through Central Park during spring migration. Learn how to identify the varied bird species of New York City using field marks, behavior, and song.
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Tuesday, May 1–Saturday, May 31, 2014
Special Exhibit
Milstein Science Series: Capturing the Ocean's Glow
Discover a rich underwater world of glowing reefs and fishes in this short film featuring spectacular footage shot with experimental cameras during the Museum's 2013 Explore21 Expedition to the Solomon Islands led by Curator John Sparks.
Free With Museum Admission
Five Thursdays, May 1 through May 29, 2014
Courses and Workshops
Our Earth's Future (Starting May 1, 2014)
Become fluent in the science of climate change in this course led by Museum scientists and other experts in the field, including journalists from Scientific American.
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Lectures and Talks
The Adventuress' Virgin Voyage
Join Tom Baione, Boeschenstein Director of Library Services, for a lecture about the expedition, illustrated with photographs and findings from Museum archives.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
After Hours Programs
SciCafe: Collective Behavior in Ant Colonies and Beyond
Stanford University biologist Deborah Gordon will discuss her research on ant colonies to investigate systems that operate without central control.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Lectures and Talks
The Cosmic Cocktail with Katherine Freese
Theoretical astrophysicist Katherine Freese ponders the question: What is the universe made of?
Thursday, May 15, 2014
After Hours Programs
Museum Dance
For more than four decades, the American Museum of Natural History's Museum Dance has captured the attention and imagination of over 800 young New Yorkers for a spectacular evening of dinner and dancing at the Museum.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Members Only Programs
Spring Birding Excursion
Paul Sweet, collections manager in the Department of Ornithology, leads this expedition to Minnewaska State Park Preserve in upstate New York.
Members Only
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Members Only Programs
Hall Tour: Is Anybody Out There?
Explore mysteries of the universe in a hall tour with a Museum guide.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Lectures and Talks
The Sci-Fi Universe
Examine the universe, as seen through the lens of science fiction books and movies, as we visit locations from various sci-fi books and movies—find out just how much we have, and have not, explored!
May 30, 2014
Walks and Tours
Fun with Poison: Tour, Walk and Talk
End your week with an exclusive after-hours tour of the Museum's popular exhibition The Power of Poison, led by Curator Mark Siddall.
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Saturday, May 31, 2014
Members Only Programs
Members' Nature Walk in Central Park
New York City is teeming with wildlife—but you need to learn where to look for it!
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Finally, a Picture That Shows Just How Skinny Lindsay Really Is – UPDATE
February 17, 2009 in Lindsay Lohan by Versus
… and she's really, really skinny.
She had to wear a strapless dress in order to make her super-skinniness clear. Oddly enough, she's still got a full cleavage.
What do YOU say? Could anybody get this skinny "unintentionally" (her words)?
UPDATE – Access Hollywood says:
"I eat. I had my Big Mac yesterday from McDonald's,†she told Us at the opening of Matthew William's store in New York City. "I eat just as much as I always have.â€
While Lindsay's frame looks noticeably slimmer, the actress herself has no idea how much weight she's shed.
"I've never weighed myself in my life,†she told the magazine.
Lindsay added that her weight loss could have been caused by "working a lot,†"stress,†and "lack of sleep.â€
"I think it's all the stuff that adds up,†she said.


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Canon PowerShot SX10 IS review
Started Oct 28, 2008 | User reviews
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We replaced my wife's S3 IS with the SX10 and it is a worthwhile upgrade if you're a fan of this line like we are. It is a bit larger but still light and compact compared to a DSLR. The increase in lens range is nice and they changed the lens cap to an internal design that doesn't pop off when you turn it on. I can't remember if the S5 is this way? Also has a hot shoe in addition to the pop-up flash and low-light capability seems much better. Both the LCD monitor and electronic viewfinder are larger and brighter. This is the best E-viewfinder I've seen yet. My opinion - best "Bridge" camera out there for the money.
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