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The Happening
|Release Date: June 13, 2008
|Running Time: 89 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $64,505,912.00
|Genre: Action, Drama, Mystery, Nature, Thriller
Mark Wahlberg
Zooey Deschanel
John Leguizamo
Spencer Breslin
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Summary:It begins with no clear warning. It seems to come out of nowhere. In a matter of minutes, episodes of strange, chilling deaths that defy reason and boggle the mind in their shocking destructiveness, erupt in major American cities. What is causing this sudden, total breakdown of human behavior? Is it some kind of new terrorist attack, an experiment gone wrong, a diabolical toxic weapon, an out-of-control virus? Is it being transmitted by air, by water--how? For Philadelphia high school science teacher Elliot Moore what matters most is finding a way to escape the mysterious and deadly phenomenon. Though he and his wife Alma are in the midst of a marital crisis, they hit the road, first by trai... Full Summary >>
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
|Release Date: July 15, 2005
|Running Time: 115 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Box Office: $206,456,431.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Johnny Depp
Freddie Highmore
David Kelly
Helena Bonham Carter
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Summary:Most nights in the Bucket home, dinner is a watered-down bowl of cabbage soup, which young Charlie gladly shares with his mother and father and both pairs of grandparents. Every night, the last thing Charlie sees from his window is Willy Wonka's great factory, and he drifts off to sleep dreaming about what might be inside. For nearly fifteen years, no one has seen a single worker going in or coming out of the factory, or caught a glimpse of Wonka himself, yet, great quantities of chocolate are still being made and shipped all over the world. One day Willy Wonka makes a momentous announcement. He will open his famous factory and reveal "all of its secrets and magic" to five lucky children who... Full Summary >>

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The 2012 Meguiar's Detroit AutoramaWritten by Eric Geisert on July 1, 2012 60 years of custom cars and hot rods
For the indoor car show, presentation is everything. At the Detroit Autorama, which delivers a professionally run, top-of-the-line event, hot rodders were represented like no other show can do.
Even though Cobo Hall, the facility in downtown Detroit that has housed the Autorama since its infancy, is basically a massive 800,000-square-foot single room, space is at a premium. More than 800 car spaces were set aside for rodders to display their rides, and more than 80 20x20-foot spaces were also organized for those wanting to go "all out." That amount doubles what a "regular" Detroit show would produce, and it indicates how serious both the promoters of the show and the builders and owners of the cars feel about having a car at this show. To have a car debut at the Autorama means you've arrived, but a 20x20 display means you're making a statement.
And though the Autorama hands out dozens of awards in various categories, all competitors have their eye on the grand prize: the Don Ridler Memorial Award—a car of any make, model, or year that requires the winner to be shown for the first time at this show.
Couple one of the country's top awards with the show celebrating a landmark 60 years, and you get a perfect storm of high-quality cars all converging at one time in one place. The benefactors in all this, of course, are the spectators who flood through the doors, and this year the aisles were packed for all three days.
Besides the cars, the Autorama is famous for the entertainment its provides, whether it be a life-sized Spongebob Squarepants running around for the kiddies or, for the middle-aged auto enthusiast, the chance to meet one of the dozen hot rodding legends who are at the show for autograph sessions.
And then, when you leave the huge upstairs and travel down to the basement, a whole other show is going on: the Autorama Extreme. Filled with traditional hot rods and customs in many build styles (from rough rat rod to finely finished and gloss painted), the cars are a backdrop for a sub-culture lifestyle and the artwork and music that accompanies it. Rockabilly bands played on a stage where a pin-up calendar girl contest would be held later.
With a show that is 60 years old, history itself plays a major part, and the show's lineage is presented in several ways. On Saturday morning the Circle of Champions inducts new associates into its prestigious membership and remembers those who have contributed to the show's success over the year. The keynote speaker at the function this year was Jim Farley, the Group Vice President, Global Marketing, Sales, and Service of Ford Motor Company (and it turns out he's a hot rodder, too).
The Cavalcade of Customs display always brings together a group of custom cars that look like they rolled right out of the '50s and '60s, and Drag City USA showcases new and old drag cars—something close to the heart of the Michigan Hot Rod Association, who first started the Detroit Autorama in 1953 as a way to finance a local dragstrip for the association's club members.
Any way you slice it, the Detroit Autorama is a happening every hot rodder should experience. And next year the show will highlight 50 years of the Don Ridler Memorial Award, and that is sure to bring out the best of the best and thereby push the car show bar even higher—something the Detroit Autorama has been doing consistently since 1953.
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Each year the Autorama presents a Preservation Award, sponsored by Steele Rubber Products, to an individual who has gone out of their way to maintain and/or restore a piece of hot rodding history. Three generations of Piekniks (Frank, Jack, and Scott) have had a hand in this '29 Ford roadster, which turned 127 mph at El Mirage in 1952. Scott accepted the trophy for the family at the Saturday morning Circle of Champions brunch.There were a handful of local technical schools that showcased vehicles they had built as part of their curriculum, and the Center for Transportation Technology, a division of Baker College in Flint, MI, debuted their school project: a '23 T-bucket. Built using a Hot Rod in a Box body and chassis kit from NEHR Speedcraft, the college kids were taught "hands on" how to do bodywork, paint, wiring, and welding. Plus they ended up with a sharp-looking car!Not all coupes have to be Fords. Check out Brian Kohlmann's '31 Chrysler CM6 three-window that featured another Chrysler product, a Weiand-blown 354 stroked to 392 Hemi 'tween the rails.How's this for a legendary photo opportunity? From the left, custom car pioneers Dean Jefferies, Mike Alexander, and Gene Winfield were all at the show—Alexander showing a car, Winfield offering product, and Jefferies with a book about his life.The '69er was a car originally built by the Alexander Brothers back in the '60s (it debuted at the Detroit Autorama in 1962), but it fell so far into disrepair, it wasn't worth restoring. But that didn't stop Chip Hoynitski from Pottstown, PA, from cloning the car, with the work completed by Blast from the Past Street Rods. Look for a full feature on this car in an upcoming issue of STREET RODDER Premium magazine.Clean and sano are just two words that could be used to describe Alex Test's '37 Ford. Simple on the outside, the coupe's interior is covered in red leather and a healthy dose of pinstriping.You like Cobras? So does Jay Snell, who had Hatfield Restorations combine a '32 Ford roadster with a '66 Cobra, including the dual stripe paint scheme, the 427 under the hood (backed to a four-speed Toploader), PS Engineering wheels, and an oil cooler between the front framehorns.A pair of '55 Chevys, Jim McDaniel's silver post car and Ron Hall's hardtop, were about as nice as they get. McDaniel's uses a 400 stroked to 434 cubes backed to a six-speed, and Hall's Z055 is powered by an LS1 backed to a Tremec six-speed. Tons of body and chassis mods can be found on both, from a reverse-opening hood to narrowed bumpers.A pair of '55 Chevys, Jim McDaniel's silver post car and Ron Hall's hardtop, were about as nice as they get. McDaniel's uses a 400 stroked to 434 cubes backed to a six-speed, and Hall's Z055 is powered by an LS1 backed to a Tremec six-speed. Tons of body and chassis mods can be found on both, from a reverse-opening hood to narrowed bumpers.
Greg Blackford owns Hot Rods by Greg, and he also owns this '33 Ford, which was studied by a lot of people at the show. Blackford not only created his own chassis utilizing Heidts components, but a 383 underhood and a rich-looking silver paintjob (also from Blackford) gave the car an elegant feel.Bob Reynolds (left) and Bruce Ricks were inducted into the show's Circle of Champions at a function held Saturday morning. Reynolds's history with car shows goes back into the '50s, and he was an ISCA president before starting another career with the NSRA that he still holds today. Ricks, the Ridler award winner from last year with his pewter-colored '55 Ford Sun Cammer convertible, also debuted a new car (a black '62 Corvette convertible) at the show.Mike Purton's '32 Ford roadster was sharp with its fully dressed 200-horse, 264-inch Flathead motor. Jim Hitchcock did both the build and paint while the salsa red leather interior was stitched up by Ron Miotto.Showing how to think outside the box, Butch Downs brought his rare '34 Hupmobile K421 convertible to the show. A 5.7 Hemi powers the ride, which rolls on 18- and 20-inch Budnik wheels.As Nick Hartzell's flying eyeball artwork might indicate, there was an impressive gathering of pinstripers and airbrush artists donating their time and talent to the Motor City Auto Art Mavens panel jam and art auction, which was able to raise $53,000 at this show for the Leader Dogs for the Blind. Maggie Marquardt (working on a disc) and Mike Ayers (striping a pedal car) were some of the dozens of artists who stayed busy throughout the show.
One of the more popular aspects of the Detroit show is the Cavalcade of Customs area, where both vintage and new custom cars are displayed. This '60 Pontiac was originally built by the Alexander brothers in 1961 and on the cover of Rod & Custom in 1963. Completely restored in 2002, the car is now owned by Louis Calasibetta.


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After last month's rather specific lair challenge, this month's is quite a bit more open. Your challenge, should you choose to accept it is to come up with a map that is nautically-themed. This could be a deck plan of a ship, a map showing sea-borne trading routes, a map illustrating a naval battle, a map showing an underwater ruin or lair, or any other sea-going map you can come up with.
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UBC Apple Festival
A family event for all ages, the UBC Apple Festival celebrates one of British Columbia's favourite fruits. From children learning about the diversity of apples to those who remember tasting heritage apples in their youth, the Apple Festival is a great opportunity to not only discover more about this delicious fruit, but have a whole lot fun doing it!
Every year, around 44,000 lbs (20,000 kilos) of apples (2012 List of Apple Cultivars for Sale - 2013 list will be added just before this year's festival when we know which apples are ready) are sold to thousands of hungry attendees. More than 70 varieties of heritage, new and "tried and true" varieties are available, grown both conventionally and organically. These include the heritage apples 'Grimes Golden' 'Bramley Seedling', 'Cox's Orange Pippin' and many others and also new varieties like the very popular 'Ambrosia' which was hybridized in Cawston, British Columbia, will be available. Also for sale will be many varieties of apple trees (2012 List of Apple Tree Cultivars for Sale - 2013 list will be added just before this year's festival when we know which trees are available) grafted onto dwarfing root stock, perfect for the home garden or patio.
One of the most popular activities at the Apple Festival is our apple tasting tent (2012 List of Apple Cultivars Available at Tasting Tent - 2013 list will be added just before this year's festival when we know which apples are ready). For only $5.00, curious event goers can taste up to 60 varieties of new and heritage apples grown in British Columbia. For those looking to learn more, the history and specific features of those varieties can be found in the Friends of the Garden's "published in-house" Apple Booklet, available for purchase at the event.


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Mitchellville-Deanwood Seventh-Day Fellowship Is Moving at Fairmont Heights High School
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Mitchellville-Deanwood Seventh-day Adventist Fellowship a.k.a. Deanwood Seventh-day Adventist Fellowship is moving from 4417 Sheriff Road NE, Washington, DC to Fairmont Heights High School, 1401 Nye Street, Captiol Heights, MD 20743. Please join us every Saturday from April 6, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. for Worship. Bring the whole family. A Vegetarian meal will be served following Divine Worship Service.
We look forward to seeing you at our new location.
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Get ready to gather all of your party goers to play your favorite Inflatable Cake Game! It's an easy to learn and fun to play game! Blow up the cake, and try your hand at tossing rings over the candles! It'll be a blast and bring everyone together instantly!
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When it comes to selecting new nail polish colors, everyone is choosy, carefully studying the various shades and comparing them to one another. If it is time to replenish nail lacquer remover, the decision is not so complicated; typically, women reach for the first remover they see or select the cheapest one available. Unfortunately, many nail lacquer removers of inferior quality contain chemicals that are harmful for the nails and can cause damage with repetitive use. The SpaRitual Enamel Remover line offers an alternative to chemical removers and is available at prices that still aren't harsh to your wallet.
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Friday autograph session at team store
Attention holiday shoppers…the Majestic Team Store at Kauffman Stadium will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. This is your chance to get a new powder blue cap for the Royals fan in your life. Royals alumni Willie Wilson, Kevin Seitzer and Willie Aikens will be signing autographs from noon to 2 p.m.


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Good stuff. And welcome to the Guild Captain!
Hi folks!
This is a map that I did recently for a contract.
It was made using Adobe Photoshop, mostly with the brush and fill tool, then compounded with layer effects. The landmass itself is made from dropping down rough brush strokes, and then erasing out the shape to create the geographical contours. Lines are then drawn on another layer to accentuate the edges. A drop shadow is then added [gives it height] along with an outer blue glow to create the coastal edges. There is also a base brown colour texture placed over the entire land mass, followed by green and grey colour layers to add in more arid areas.
The clouds were also done using an effect of composite textures, again with drop shadow. Their primary purpose is to serve as scroll locks for the map [indicating the borders of the first campaign]. There is a small gap in the bottom right of the clouds, to indicate the location of the next extension.
Good stuff. And welcome to the Guild Captain!
I like the clouds very much, nice color scheme for the map too
Nice one. Not enough labels or details to my personnal taste though.
Thanks for the warm welcome folks !
@Max : I'd have to agree that I would have preferred more labelling to help further establish the environment.
Interesting map!


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A look back on some of Hollywood's most memorable moments.
1957: Elvis Presley recorded the song "Teddy Bear."
1969: Jethro Tull played their first U.S. concert, in New York City. They were the opening act for Led Zeppelin.
1990: Actress Kim Basinger signed papers giving her title to most of Braselton, Georgia. The price was about $20 million.
1992: The producer of the New Kids On The Block album "Hangin' Tough" claimed that the group members sang only about 20 percent of the lyrics. He sued for millions of dollars for creative contributions and royalties. The allegations were denied by the New Kids, and the suit eventually was dropped.
Today's birthdays: Actor Jerry Maren (Lollipop Kid from "The Wizard of Oz") is 95. Cajun fiddler Doug Kershaw is 78. Singer Ray Stevens is 75. Singer Aaron Neville is 73. Singer Neil Diamond is 73. Actor Michael Ontkean ("Twin Peaks") is 68. Country singer-songwriter Becky Hobbs is 64. Comedian Yakov Smirnoff is 63. Keyboardist-turned-TV personality Jools Holland (Squeeze) is 56. Actress Nastassja Kinski is 55. Drummer Keech Rainwater of Lonestar is 51. Singer Sleepy Brown of Society of Soul is 44. Actress Matthew Lillard ("Scooby Doo," "She's All That") is 44. Actress Merrilee McCommas ("Family Law") is 43. Singer Beth Hart is 42. Actor Ed Helms ("The Office") is 40. Actress Tatyana Ali ("The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air") is 35. Guitarist Mitchell Marlow of Fliter is 35. Actress Mischa Barton ("The O.C.") is 28.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Ron Burgundy's mustache brush and Brian Fantana's Sex Panther cologne are just two of the things you can see in the "Anchorman" exhibit opening today at the Newseum in Washington.
There's also a stuffed version of Burgundy's dog Baxter in Channel 4 pajamas, Brick Tamland's eyeglasses and a replica of the Channel 4 anchor desk.
The Newseum quotes Burgundy as saying he's "literally trapped in a glass case of emotion."
Visitors can tape an Anchorman TV spot introduced by Burgundy and have their pictures taken behind the anchor desk. The exhibit promotes "Anchorman 2," which opens next month.


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Tropical Storm Alvin strengthening in the Pacific
Published: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:36 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:36 a.m.
MIAMI — Tropical Storm Alvin, the first named storm of the east Pacific hurricane season is gradually strengthening off the coast of Mexico.
The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Alvin's maximum sustained winds early Thursday are near 50 mph (85 kph). The storm, which currently isn't a threat to land, could become a hurricane in the next day or two.
As of 5 a.m. EDT, Alvin was centered about 705 miles (1,135 kilometers) south-southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, and moving west-northwest near 10 mph (17 kph) on a path that's expected to take it farther out to sea.
The eastern and north Pacific hurricane season began Wednesday and runs through Nov. 30.
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May 31, 2016
Another Democrat in the Alabama Legislature has switched to the Republican Party.
Sen. Jerry Fielding of Talladega County announced Thursday that he's joining the Republican Party. His switch gives the Senate 23 Republicans, 11 Democrats and one independent.
The Republican Party has been picking up party switchers since it took control of the Legislature in the November 2010 election.
Four Democratic representatives switched shortly after the election: Steve Hurst of Munford, Alan Boothe of Troy, Lesley Vance of Phenix City, and Mike Millican of Hamilton. Alan Harper of Aliceville made the switch in February.
Democrats have picked up one Republican. Rep. Daniel Bowman of Sulligent joined the Democratic Party in 2011.
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We're proud to be awarded the prestigious Blue Flag status for excellent water quality, environmental management, safety services and environmental education and information. The "Blue Flag" is an international environmental award presented to beaches and marinas that meet standards defined by the Environmental Education Foundation of Turkey.
Hillside Beach Club - Mediterranean Beach Resort
The Main Beach is one of three lovely secluded beaches at Hillside Beach Club, located at the beautiful Kalemya Bay, near Fethiye. With its exclusive location, neighboring no other facility, this blue-flagged Mediterranean beach offers days of basking in the sun; it has bars, cafes and water sports – everything that you need to enjoy your stay at the award-winning Mediterranean beach resort, or as it's often referred to by its guests, simply "paradise on earth".
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Look of the Week: Locally Designed Men's T-Shirts
From local artist Tucker Nichols' quirky collection at Park Life to the vibrant animal print t-shirts designed by Artillery AG owner, Ivan Lopez, we scoured through endless (virtual) piles of t-shirts and found seven stand-out designs from local artists. Guys (We're talking to you, Zuck.), if you're going to wear a t-shirt, wear one of these.


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You can use Windows Media Player to play digital media files that are in your Player Library, on your computer or a network folder, or on a website.
For information about using the Player to play a CD or DVD, see Play a CD or DVD in Windows Media Player. For more information about the Player Library, see Getting started with Windows Media Player.
In the Player Library, browse or search for the item that you want to play.
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In the details pane, double-click the item to begin playing it.
Click the Play tab, and then drag an item from the details pane to the list pane.
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Open the Playing Audio troubleshooter by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type troubleshooter, and then click Troubleshooting. Under Hardware and Sound, click Troubleshoot audio playback.
You can use Windows Media Player to play digital media files that are in your Player library, on your computer or a network folder, or on a website.
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Posted 16 February 2013 - 03:58 PM
Posted 16 February 2013 - 05:00 PM
No quarantee of working condition This is an auction therefore all sales are final.
I've never looked through one either but if I was going to ever buy a Questar I wouldn't choose a corroded, broken one that spent the last 30 years of its life in a "Florida attic".
Posted 16 February 2013 - 05:25 PM
Posted 16 February 2013 - 06:25 PM
Q = (O x I)/(W x S)
Q = overall quality of observing experience
O = optical quality
I = image appearance (brightness, contrast, and sharpness)
W = weight
S = Setup time
BTW, that's my equation, I invented it.
In other words, the Questar is an amazing piece of optical and mechanical engineering, its focal length is similar to a 4 inch Unitron, however it's aperture is a little less and it does have a central obstruction. It also fits in a case not much bigger than a shoe box, about like a microscope case, you can carry it in one hand, take it as an easy carry-on on an airplane, set it up on a good photo tripod, and be observing in less than five minutes, and seeing images that are not equal but are comparable to the contender in the afore mentioned comparison; however, in my eyes, and for reasons that are probably obvious to those who know me, the contender would still be my choice if I were spending that kind of money. (My brother bought the Questar for exactly the same amount of money he paid for the Unitron- exactly 2000 dollars.)
So would I rather have a 4 inch Unitron on an equatorial mount or a Questar? I'll take the Unitron hands down.
Would I rather get my lazy a@& up off the couch and out to observe if I have to go out and set up the Unitron photo-equatorial or the Questar? I'll choose the Questar over the Uni 19 nights out of 20. And that I would imagine is why my brother, who has over a dozen fine telescopes, hasn't taken anything out but the Questar in the past several years.
Finally, if you are going to get a Questar, get a good one and not one that looks like it was salvaged from a shipwreck.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 06:58 PM
Any comments on the vintage 1963 Questar Standard 3.5 Telescope posted on e-bay? I have never looked through one but I have been told the optics are superb.
Condition aside, a Questar is a long focal length 3.5-inch telescope. It will present sharp views of the planets and Moon with detail similar to any other 90mm telescope. Deep sky objects? The brighter Messier will look good, though hardly detailed/resolved. If you just want to see a lot of stuff, a C5 will show much more. If you just want a Questar?...well, some people do...
Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:23 PM
Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:40 PM
You will NOT be disappointed by the Questar. They are great people there too. If you have a problem, they can actually fix the scope. Old school American company like Vernonscope and D&G.
C5's can be OK sometimes.... they do collect more light that's about it.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:41 PM
I was excited to say the least. I was so excited I think the seller was worried I might drop it.
It was a "Field model" and had a sliding purple dew shield. The optical tube will slip right out of the dew shield so BE CAREFUL.
We met at a shopping mall. I brought my own tripod.
I think its a fine instrument. I like the built-in barlow you can flip in or out of the optical path. And the built-in diagonal with rotating rear cell.
This one was pyrex with broadband coatings. 24mm eyepiece.
I unscrewed the eyepiece and looked though the telescope and I noticed all was not well, some unsymetricalness to the optics. I thought it fine for day time terrestrial but was afraid it would not be fine for celestial so I did not buy the scope. The owner is a birder and had never used it for astronomy.
I also felt it was way to complex for me to go in and tinker with. I'm fine with my C90 but the Questar as beautifully made as it is has a lot going on inside that were for the factory only.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:55 PM
$2000 buys a Zambuto 12.5.. Just sayin'
Cumberland Optical in MD makes Questar optics.
For $1000 they sell a 6" Mak optics set. Roll your own 6" Q
That is on my long term list. They will up spec the optics or a little extra. OOHH I'm gettiing excited
Posted 16 February 2013 - 08:49 PM
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Posted 16 February 2013 - 09:50 PM
Fine craftsmanship and quite collectible to be sure but, personal legends aside, optical magic always bows to the laws of physics.
That they do so well. Well, any scope with superb optics I have found break the 50X per inch rule. I think that rule was made for run of the mill optics.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 09:51 PM
I wouldn't touch it with a 10' pole.
It is in bad cosmetic shape.
The seller "doesn't know anything about telescopes" and is offering it "as is, all sales final" and specifically saying it is not guaranteed to work.
The seller describes it as having been stored in a "Florida attic" for 30+ years, corroding the metal and destroying the case.
This may be fine for someone who is salvaging parts or really likes to gamble. I wouldn't hit the buy it now on this one at the current bid
I've seen nice looking Questars offered on Astromart for under $2k and ones sell on Ebay for around that much.
The former are well described by knowlegeable sellers and many of the latter are well-photographed, described AND in some cases returnable.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 10:02 PM
I'm no expert but it may need to go back to the factory for collimation. It spent its life in the field bird watching and may have been knocked around although it is very sharp terrestrially. The sun has faded the black anodizing but the really neat purple is OK.
I had it in my hands!
Posted 16 February 2013 - 10:12 PM
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"My telescope is more expensive than your telescope can ever hope to be"
"My telescope is a Questar. The primary is made from a zero expansion substrate that can only be exported from the Oort Cloud"
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Posted 17 February 2013 - 09:01 AM
Unless you have looked throuhg one for extended periods and have made serious observations with the comparison scope I would suggest you do not make any comments
I have, and I stand by my comments, and will make more. It's a good 3.5-inch telescope, but not the best, and hardly perfect. Mechanically, it's usually outstanding, but not always. More than one Questar I've used exhibits a surprising amount of backlash in its slow motions. The undertube integrated finder is cool but not very practical. And it dews up in a real quick hurry. Historically the telescopes' J.R. Cumberland optics are usually top notch, but, again, not always. A Questar 3.5 is for someone who wants one, just like a Rolex is a watch for someon who wants one. There are watches that cost less, keep time as good as or better than the Rolex, and are more practical and full-featured. Same goes for the Questar. If you want one because you love the Questars, get one. If you want a very functional grab and go, there are better choices.
****, if you just like the 90mm MCT paradigm, and don't have to have the build quality, a dadgum ETX 90 will present images virtualy indistinguishable from the Questar. Heck so will a 200 buck C90.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 09:12 AM
I've seen M42 through both a Questar and a C5. The Questar won hands down. It was a good C5 and an average view of M42. The Questar presented what I could only characterize as superb. The contrast, definition, resolution of the trapezium, was handsdown, head and shoulders above the C5 view. Sure, you might see a few more faint fuzzys with a somewhat a larger aperture but you won't be seeing them through a Questar. Of course you won't be spending as much money either.
Well, more than a little; try about twice as much light. Many more DSOs are visible in the C5 and brighter ones are considerably more detailed. That doesn't mean the Q3.5 is a bad telescope, it's just a small, long focal length, expensive telescope.
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Furthermore, every time I hear someone compare a Meade ETX 90 to a Questar, I cringe. Again, if plastic parts, mass production, and a cheap facsimile look is to your liking, then that's fine for you. When the Meade ETX 90 came out is was nothing more than a Questar knock-off. Things haven't changed there either. If that is to your taste, or to your budget then fine. I for one, do not own a Questar, nor would I. I would rather spend that money on a fine refractor, preferably a long focal length classic one, made in Germany or Japan, or America prior to 1970. That is my taste and my preference.
Moreover, I hear a lot of quoting about the "laws of physics" without a lot to back it up. Again, this makes me cringe. Perhaps some who love to use this long overused and worn out cliche' do understand the laws of physics or at least some of them, many others who love to parrot this do not. The laws of physics with regard to aperture only apply if (1) you are on the moon, i.e., you are not looking through an atmosphere, and (2), everything else, and I do mean, everything else both optically and mechanically are equal. Seeing always trumps aperture. So does figure. We could also talk about statics and dynamics. I could go on and on here; I choose not to, because hopefully you get the point.
Finally, some of us thankfully, still appreciate truly fine hand craftsmanship, and artisanship. For me, the use of something that is truly fine adds to the pleasure of my experience. Taste and aesthetics count for me. We live in a culture of bigger is better, throw it away if you don't like it, change the channel, gimme now, I don't want to wait. That is a shame. Big gulps, big macs, and super-size me has done nothing for our culture in my opinion. These attitudes filter over into almost every aspect of our popular culture. And no, I don't have a Rolex but I do love my Victorinox Swiss watch. If I couldn't afford it, I would take a Timex with hands over a plastic digital watch with numbers, again I cringe at the thought. But that is in answer to your analogy.
So to me, statements like an "ETX90 is just as good as a Quester" or a "C5 is better than a Questar" are unfounded poppycock, where as, "I can afford an ETX90 or a C5, I could never justify spending that kind of money on a Questar" make sense.
A buffoonish fellow in our club told me at the last meeting "I was throwing money away to spend it on Unitron's and a Zeiss when I get a 16 inch dob like his," I just threw up my hands and walked away. He was dumbfounded. Not however, as dumbfounded as I was.
Points made.
Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:42 AM
Well, that depends on who made the mirror in that 16" dob :lol
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We ran across Robbie Freeman's '57 Ranchero at Chopit Kustom, not long after their doors opened, following the company's move cross-country from Florida to California. The Ford was in the shop for the addition of air conditioning, but having a 460 Ford engine under the hood ought to make things difficult, with custom brackets required for the compressor at the very least, right?
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… once the adjustment tool (supplied) is installed over the bushings and turned to tighten the belt. Once at 100 ft-lb, the M8 Allen headed cap screws were tightened through the holes in the tool, which was then saved for future use. This system allows for a clean appearance.A new power steering fluid reservoir (right) was supplied, but Chopit Kustom decided to reuse the one that was already on the Ranchero (left).With the radiator back in, which was later painted black, a mechanical fan was installed. The P/S fluid reservoir was re-installed in the inner fender, though it now needed longer hoses to reach the new pump on the other side of the engine. All that's needed now is a lower radiator hose and hooking up the A/C. We'll deal with that next month.


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One of the big debates on radio concerns how to treat the music that stations play.
The current term is "respect the music." The implication is if you talk over the intro or the close of a song you are not showing the song and artist the "respect" they deserve. I've always felt that once I pay for the record I've shown MY respect. Then there is the issue of the artist and songwriter selling the music for commercials.
You've seen and therefore heard the commercials for a variety of company's using popular music as background.
In recent years, there has been a huge increase in the use of "rock" songs making their way to the soundtracks of commercials to help hawk product.
Since I wanted to be sure this was more than a quick trend, I did a little research, to reinforce my theory that many artists were sensitive to their creations UNTIL enough dollars were stacked up before them. Now, while you may not agree with that position, I give you a partial list of those songs that fall into the rock or oldies category. Nothing from country, or the current pop listings is included.
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I shoot Hoyt myself but I have to say I like that bow!
I shoot Hoyt myself but I have to say I like that bow!
Very nice bow! Looks like a great way to start the new bow season.
From just the pic alone, it looks like your rest is much lower visually from your nock point. Remember chase the point when moving the rest.
I hunt because......
Yep, it was set too low for bullet holes through paper, and I then realized that when I added and inch of DL and twisted the yokes to take out some cam lean it moved my cams out of time. A few twists in the cable and pow! Cams timed up, no lean, and shooting perfect through paper with the rest and nock point almost perfectly level. Now I'm happy.
Sweet bow You are going to love it. Check out this link for some tuning tips: http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showth...ned+perfection
Dang! Great link! Thanks a lot.
Your going to really like that bow and Congrats on your purchase. Those Overdrive Binary cams are great for fine tuning your set up and have great adjust-ability. They also hold on target very well as you probably have already noticed
Very nice!!!!!!!!
Do those silencers on the limbs make a big difference? My set up is pretty quiet now, but until I can shoot it next to a sleeping baby......


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Looks good!
Montana great job, i don't know if i would be able to take any of mine apart and paint em but they sure look great with the right idea and paint scheme.
BSA, the 17 came out great but i have to admit the -06 is hard to beat! The only thing that could make the -06 look better is having the hustler in the background!lol
Oh hell...I thought you were talking about the paint job on the gun!!!
Seriously, I guess I'm just an old goat as I prefer the look of a great walnut stock, blued metal and the traditional look of a classic bolt action. My elk rifle is a custom commercial mauser with a ss shilen match barrel and a Bell & Carlson composite stock. It is the only one that I own that is not traditional styling. I love it and it shoots great, but still looks a bit odd to me!!!
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In this surgery, the patient's vein or an artificial tube is used to create a bypass around a blocked main leg artery. The blocked arteries in the legs are usually caused by a buildup of plaque. When this buildup occurs, it is called
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The doctor will make a cut in the skin on the leg. Through this cut, the doctor will take out a vein that will be used to make the bypass. If the vein cannot be used, then an artificial vein is used.
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The doctor will use clamps to block the flow of blood through these two arteries. One end of the new bypass vein will be stitched into the femoral artery, and the other end will be stitched into the popliteal artery. Once attached, blood will be passed through the graft to check for leaks. If leaks are found, the doctor will repair them. The clamps will then be removed. This will allow blood to flow through the graft to the lower leg. The doctor will use stitches to close the incisions.
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On Wednesday evening (June 6), just before I headed for Zagreb to speak at the Pedalafest conference, I launched the new Amsterdamize website (more on which later this week). Having returned, I received this message via the new contact form, from Jane Black in Glasgow, Scotland:
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I would like to congratulate you on your work into promoting the wonderful Dutch cycling culture to other nations and I have been inspired both by the work on your website and on your twitter posts. I am a 25 year old female from Glasgow, Scotland, and I am very keen on promoting the benefits of cycling to our nation. In my own experience, Glasgow is not very enjoyable city to cycle in which saddens me as I would love to feel safe on my bike and use it as my main mode of transport. The city itself has so much potential but the local council do not prioritise cycling or seem to realise the economic, health and environmental benefits it brings to a city.
Almost all of my journeys end up with me on the pavement, squeezing past pedestrians and feeling very unwelcome both on the pavement and on the road. And this is the view of somebody who would dearly love to cycle, just imagine how non-cyclists feel. We need change and we need knowledge and experience to implement the se changes. I'm in the process of altering my scientific career and working towards a careers in health promotion and practice and to get the nation cycling in a safe, welcoming and enjoyable environment should be the countries number one priority, in my own personal view.
At present I am working in a hospital in the field of Microbiology. The hospital environment has given me first hand experience of specimen analysis from patients being treated with illnesses resulting from poor lifestyles, with particular reference to type II diabetes and other cardiovascular illnesses. I was extremely surprised and shocked by the number of patients receiving limb amputations as a result of an illness that could have been completely avoided if lifestyles were improved. This is when I realised that our councils and governments should really be implementing ways for people to get up and get moving.
To go back to the original cycling idea, if we had a safe, well designed cycling infrastructure, people would be more inclined to use it and I am sure that over time, with the increase in activity that lifestyle-related conditions would decrease. However, with the current road systems, cycling is by no means appealing to the general population as many will understandably feel threatened when competing for space alongside motorised vehicles. I feel that there should be a greater awareness on active travel and that local authorities should be creating road networks that allow pedestrians and cyclists to feel less vulnerable and more willing to swap the car for a bike.
To an extent I envy the Netherlands with such an inviting bicycle culture; like the Netherlands, people of all ages and levels of fitness should have a right cycle to work, to school and cycle as a form of leisure without being harrassed by the motorised vehicle. With cycling there are the obvious cardiovascular benefits, improved social wellbeing and over time, less pollution in the already over-polluted cities which will ultimately have a positive impact on population health. Furthermore, implementing a quality cycling infrastructure will last far longer than the pot-holed roads which so regularly require attendance from overuse.
Cycling brings so many benefits and can improve quality of life is so many ways. We live in a country with so many opportunities to get out and enjoy the fresh air that I personally cannot understand why our nation lags behind so many of our European counterparts who have successfully endorsed the bicycle culture.
I hope that with my letter I have given you a little insight into the difficulties our country (and the UK) faces when trying to promote cycling. It is so sad that we cannot have the freedom to simply get on a bike and cycle. That I cannot take young children to nursery or school on their bike. And that when I choose to cycle it can sometimes be a life or death risk. But I am deeply committed to changing that and I hope that maybe one day we can learn from your city and have cycling culture to be proud of.
I thank you kindly for taking the time to read my letter. I am currently learning Dutch and apologize that this letter is not in Dutch, it may have turned out illegible!
Kind regards, Jane Black
Thank you, Jane, Amsterdamize will try and support this mission anyway it can. Here's to new beginnings.


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been real busy but i will have some more pics
Great buck! Is that the buck you killed with David Long?
been real busy but i will have some more pics
If that thing has any width to it at all, it's gonna score great. Nice trophy none the less.
awesome looking buck, looking forward to seeing the other pics. Congratulations!
Awesome buck and nice view with the snow and all.
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very nice... very very nice.
The backs aren't too shabby either. Super buck, congrats!
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Another Wyomin' Monster Muley!! Congrads my friend! Looks like all of the hard high country work was worth it and then some!!
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very cool!!!
That's definitely a great buck!!!
That's a dandy! I'm sure he's hooked for life now. And that is great that you took him.
That is an awesome first buck,good job kid!!
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Glad I stopped to take a look! Look at that boy,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,he's the happiest MAN on the planet right there. A very big, well deserved hand to his new best friend. You did good


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May 25, 2016
NEW YORK (AP) -- San Francisco's Buster Posey has been voted the NL Most Valuable Player after returning from a devastating leg injury and becoming the first catcher in 70 years to win the league's batting title.
Posey received 27 of 32 first-place votes and 422 points from the Baseball Writers' Association of America, outdistancing 2011 winner Ryan Braun of Milwaukee, who was second with 285 points.
The 2010 NL Rookie of the Year, Posey set career highs with a .336 average, 24 homers and 103 RBIs for the World Series champion Giants. His 2011 season was cut short by a collision with the Marlins' Scott Cousins on May 25 that resulted in a fractured bone in Posey's lower left leg and three torn ankle ligaments.
The AL MVP was to be announced later Thursday.
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